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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08

God was given to that, and that alone
instead OF something else!
No use in saying that this editor is
for his country, first, last, and all the
time, but the country has it's time and
place and the service of Gods house
has its place We suspect that We are
just about as loyal and perhaps little
more SO than some Of the fellows who
preach war every hour Of the day and
make war harrAnges on Sunday in
stead of preaching the gospel.-Green-
wood Journal.
We agree with you, but was not it a
request from headquarters that ser
mons along this line be preached in
the various churches throughout the
land. Seems to us that We had some
such circular, but We did not print it.
But there are war lords outside the
pulpit. There are those who seem
to think that it is treason to have an
opinion Of your own, and that it is
disloyalty not to agree with everything
that is done or said by those who hap
pen to be in authority. What We need
now is cooperation and not to quar-
rel with those of our own people
who happen not to agree with US
on every little minor detail.
Just as you say, some OF the fel-
lows who preach war every hour Of
the day" are no more loyal than soma
who do not make so much noise about
what we ought to do and what We
should say. When We hear these fel-
lows talkin so loud We can not help
recalling what Mr.. Kitchin said in his
speech against this country declaring
state of war: "It requires neither NOR
al Or physical courage to declare war
for some one else to fight" We take
second place to no one in our loyalty
and in our willingness to do our bit
whatever that may be, but while we
are giving liberty to the world we
should keep just little bit for our
selves so that We might know the
thing we are giving when We see it.
President v ilson himself has said
that he wanted criticism of public Of
ficials and of measures and We think
,, just now there IS a little too much
seclusiveness in some matters and too
much one sided information given to
the public. But there are some war
lords outside the pulpit who do not
want you to have any opinion of your
own about anything connected with
the war.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
WORD ABOUT CHES
TERRIFIED.

When I wrote what 1 did about
Chesterfield county and the farms
had seen and how much pleasure it
gave me to have seen some of these
farms and the fine roads, / did not
know that there was any citizen Ct
Newberry who had come from that
good county. l am also pleased to
know that at least one reader OF The
Herald and News did no skip" that
personal letter. And then I have heard
of some others who read it and liked
what said about some other things
in it. 1t is always a pleasure to know
that what you write meets approval.
A letter is published in this issue
from Mr.. J. J. Davis who runs farm
in this county and who came here
from Chesterfield. / am pleased to
print his letter. In addition to the
pleasure it gives that he is pleased
with what 1 said about his former
county, 1 wanted an excuse to say
another word, which I intended to say
but overlooked in the other article.
And that is that there is some fine
small grain in that county this year,
and I think the best oats that l have
seen, and then there is an abundance
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
WAR LORDS IN OUR PULPlTS.

1.-The sermon was mighty defense
and wonderful statement of the
causes that have entered into our be-
coming telling factor in this war
and All ally of the sister democracies
who need our help"
We take the above from the report
of a sermon that was preached OH
last Sunday evening to a class Of
young men and women\who are about
to leave college for the stern duties
of life. We are not calling in ques-
tion the right of this or any other
preacher to make patriotic addresses,
but we do question the right of any
man to make such addresses on Sun
day and at the hour set apart for re-
ligious service. How very much bet
ter we should all be if the hour set
apart for the worship of Almighty
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08

morning my name appeared in paper.
So you see my letter could not have
been received and action taken in -
hours. | afterwards received a reply
from Mr.. Lever, after reaching camp,
saying he had no power to push the
matter or something to that effect.
You know some people reading your
editorial may misunderstood the facts,
and think 1 played high up for this
training camp. What l wanted was to
know why 1 was not accepted when l
received my letter from Capt. Graham
Am getting along fine working eight
hours a day, and two hours study,
putting in 10 hours each day. Am in
the lucky company. No. 13. Give my
best to Mr.. Dick G and tell him to
look after the widow.
Regards,
"E. E. Stuck"
Military Training Branch,
Co. 13, Chattanooga, Tenn.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
A CORRECTION.

We receiveda few days ago let
ter from Dr.. E. E. Stuck which We are
going to take the liberty of printing,
because it will then set the matter
exactly right. Our statement was cor
rect but it did not give all the facts.
or the facts in detail, and was, there
fore, misleading without any intention
on our part to mislead. It wos little
strange that he should receive a no.
tice that his examination had resulted
in his rejection for the training camp
as written on the application that was
returned to him, and that then the
next day or so it should appear in the
paper that he had been accepted, but
our statement would be construed as
meaning that ihe reconsideration was
due to the fact that he had sent the
papers to Congressman Lever, which
it seems was not the fact. 1t is our
purpose always to state the facts, and
never to mislead either by direct state
ment or inference, and, therefore, we
take pleasure in making this correc-
tiea. Dr.. Sucks letter follows:
my Dear Mr.. Aull: 1 noticed in
your editorial in last issue Of The Her
aid and News a statement regarding
my attending the training camp. I
would like to make facts plain con-
corning this. I remember telling you
that had received notice of not be-
ing accepted. This was on the 9th
or 10th. think though it was Thurs
day morning of the 10th. l also men
toned that for my personal satisfac-
tion I wanted to know why 1 was not
accepted, if physical unfit or what
cause, and 1 was going to send, and
did send, letter to Congressman Lev
er Friday morning, asking him if he
would investigate, but on Saturday
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08

Gen. Wood says that this is to be a
long drawn out war. There are three
things for us to do, he says. Make
munitions of war, raise big crops of
something to eat and train our men.
Powder and guns, food and men, what
else is left for the other allies?
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
University Of South Carolina
Entrance Examinations


Entrance examinations to the
University of South Caroliua will
BE- held by the County Superin-
tendent of Education at the Coun-
ty Court House, Friday, July IS,
1917.
The University offers varied
courses of study in science, literae-
ture, history, law aud business.
The expenses are moderate and
m any opportunities for self-sup-
port are afforded. A large num-
Der of scholarships are available.
Graduates of colleges in this state
receive free tuition in all courses
except in the school of law. For
fnll particulars write to
THE PRESIDENT,
University Of South Carolina
Columbia, S. G.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08

For sample of some nice peaches
of the Sunflower variety Mr.. G. H.
Cromer of Blairs has our sweet
thanks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-08
w AR RI K s

We have received notification from the home office that the future
The notification S follows
will be required when issued
with the will be issued Simultaneously
and
will be allow
ed ON prem to VA risks.
will be calculated from the application for
While dop
ted will be adequate and while will pohoders
will be mortality follows
therefore, that definite must be made applicants the
premium charge For the have
the charge $50 S100 and until forced change the
rap will enain a that figure
The the company has approaching
rather every from which reliable information be
effort to reach and
the question involved Every other the land so
$3.50 $4,000 $1,000 We have fully considered the resultant advantage
consideration been deberatn effecg
the subject.
country engaged gigantic and efforts dedicated
only protecting old holders but the uhence Of the interest of
loyal representatives
period history when himself and
carrying instructions
involved in order that mutual be
served"
r. NJ. It'd Nj A SH
Commercial Building Newbery, S. c.
Volunteer State Life Insurance Company
OF Chattanooga, Tenn
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
WEZWANIE DO
SOKOLSTWA.
Druchowie

.Iutro w parku Pulaskiego IL
rzqdza Iwiazek Narodowy Pol
Ski olbrzymi wiec protestacyjny
przeciw ovation Prusaka ma pol
skich ziemiach.
.JcdnoczeSnie, jak nam donosz4
bedzie jasno postawione zadanie
o rozwiazanie piekqcej dis ola
mas sprawy Armii Polskiej W
Stanach. Polonia w Chicago da
wyraz swojej wolf temu, stajac
tysiacami ma boisku parku Pula-
skiego.
Mas Sokol0w tam braknaG ME
moze. Dlatego tez wzywamy So.
kolstwo Polskie T. Okregu II-go
L. S. P. w Ameryce, ably jak maj
liczniej ma vice sic stawiio W
cfarakterze widow i sluchaczy.
CzolemL
J. Zaklikiewicz, PREF;
Z. A. Czaczka, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
z parafii p. W. sw. Wa.
lentego W Cicero, III.

- Dzisiaj, W sobote, dnia Ago b.
m. o godz. 5tej popoludniu ~odbedzie
sic otwarcie wielkiego bazaru, q
kt6rego doch6d jest przeznaczony W
caloscl ma nasza parable. Bazaar Cd
bywaG sic bedzie " sail OBJ. FIR. Su-
jaka, u zbiegu ulic 14tej | SO ave.
co soboty poczawszy cd ]rdz. 5tet
popoi. DIS W sobote wystep Klubu
Obywatelsklego / wszystkich wlasci-
ciell realnosci W naszej dzielnicy.
Zaprasza sic najuprzejmieI gosci 2
innych dzielnic 1 parafii polskich -
BIO zabawa zapowiada sic dobra, pro-
gram urozmaiceh obfity a eel wznio-
SLY | sercom polskim bllski: goscie
nasi moga bye pewni, Il ich przyj-
miemy oehotnie 1 w~dzieeznie.
- w ~niedziele, 5go b. m, o godz.
1880 popoiudniu odbedzie sic W ko-
sciele parafialnym u%roczyste poswie-
Genie novel choragwi ~mijscowgo
Bractwa R6zahcowgo, kt6rego doko-
ma Najprzew. X. Prafat S. Nawrocki,
po poswieceniu, ma kt6re zaprasza
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

kontest6w pierwszych zapowiedziany
ma jutro TAXI:
Stanis}awowianie VS.. Crescents W
Humboldt parku.
Addison Speed Boys VS.. Jackowo
mr.. 2 PREY Crawford i Diversey.
Murley Juniors VS.. Jackowo mr.. /,
PREY Crawford / Diversey.
Logan A. C. VS.. Waclawowo, PREY
Monticello | Roscoe.
White Eagles VS.. Rialto Thea
Tiers, PREY Springfield i Cortland.
Pickering A. C. vs.. Avondale IL
gers, W Sherman parku.
Paulist A. C. VS.. Auburn A. c. W
Hamilton parku.
Hooligan Hoodoos VS.. Wanzer
Colts, W Hamilton parku.
T.. Il. A. Juniors, VS.. Lafayette A.
C. PREY 31szej j Kedzie.
Richmond Juniors VS.. Demnos,
PREY 56tei ave. / 26tej vi.
Indians VS.. Lawndale Tigers W
douglas parku.
Mitchells VS.. Larremics, PREY 52ej
i 31szej ul.
Hamlins VS.. Majestic Tigers. PREY
Huron i Lawndale.
Parkwyn Juniors VS.. Parnells, "
Douglas parku.
Fitzgerald Colts VS.. Warren Parks
PREY 60tej i 16tej ul.
Hummer A. c. VS.. McAlister A. c.,
W Grant parku, blisko Polk ul.
AIohas VS.. Blue Oaks, W Douglas
parku.
Cicero Cubs VS.. Majestic A. c.. W
Grant parku.
Rex Speed Boys VS.. Delmars, PREY
Kostner i Division.
Prima Juniors VS.. RoseZren Colts,
PREY 46tej I'VE i Fullerton.
Albany A. A. VS.. Hamlin Dodgers,
PREY Barry | Robey.
Triangles VS.. National Juniors,
PREY Wihnemac | Robey.
Rex Tigers VS.. Neolas, PREY Mon.
ticello i Grand.
Corpaul A. c. vs.. Rohreys Speed
Boys, PREY Winnemac i Robey.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
Bacznosc Filareci.
]. Zaklikiewicz, PREF;
z. A. Czaczka, sekr.

Komitet Dyrekcyi L. y. P,
kt0ry urzqdza jutro w parku Pu
iaskiego olbrzymi Vice protesta
cyjny Polak6w przeciw ovation
pruskim, zaprosif nasz Choir do
wziecia udzialu w tym wiecu.
Zaproszenie to chetnie przyjs-
liSmy i stawimy sic wszyscy -
jak jeden MAJ, do parku Pulaskie
go, ably pieSnia polskq urozmaicit
program i przyczynicie sic do
uSwietnienia tego Wiecu.
Wzywamy was przeto - 10
ledzy, abyScie rozumiejac donio
slosc chwili, stawili SIG wszyscy
c godz. 80 po poludniu W parku
Pulaskiego.
Cora PieSi!
Wiktor Szillo, PREF,
F. Trawinski, sekr,
B. Rybowiak, dyr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
AMATEUR MANAGERS BASE
BALL LEAGUE.

Hartford Giants vs.. Felix Colts, ma
boisku DePaul.
Alvernos vs.. Ravens, pfzy 44tej
Grand ave.
Cornell Maroons vs.. Gilboys, przy
3Smej i Paulina.
Parkwyns VS.. Awards, PREY 50tej
i Oakley.
De!lwoods VS.. Athletics, PREY 20
i Halsted.
Glover A. C. VS.. Rangers. W Giant
parku.
Vincent Stars VS.. Gordons W Wa
shington parku.
Hessy Stars VS.. Ryans W Lincoln
parku.
r. and r. Hatters VS.. COlonials W
Jackson parku.
O'Connels VS.. Topaz W Cicero.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
Ma JUTRO ZAPOWIEDZIANE 50
= PIERWSZE KONTESTY o PU-
HAIR SPALDINGA DZIEWIA-
TEX II LIGI CHICAGO
BOYS LEAGUE".

Doroczne kontesty ~dziewiatek ma
lezacych do lig Chicago Boys Base
ball League" - ia ostatniem posie-
dzeniu zarzadu uradzono rozegrac
juz jutro, dnia 5go sierpnia. Serya
kontest6w ~prowadzona bedzie pod
lug starego systemu, do dnia ozna-
czonego W programme kiedy to do
CRY decydujacej stana dwie najsil-
n~iejsze dziewiatki W lidze i wygryw-
com przyznany / ~podarowany bedzie
srebrny puhar Spaldinga. w walce o
puhar wyzej wymieniony udzial braG
beda take i dziewiatki polskie Uk}ad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04

row kawalki warzyw i blaszan-
XII. KS. L. NJ. Giambastiani, prob,
kosciola katolickiego Sw. Filipa
w poblizu, usilowaf tfum odCiag
mac cd atakow. Usifowania jego
byiy daremne. Wreszcie poll
cyant, ktory nadszed}, wezwal pc
moe re STACEY, Przybyl woz, kt6
~ pastorow zabrai ma stacye,
DIS odbedzie sic rozprawa pred
sedzia Caverly. w. S. Fleming
!. f. Papa So tymi pastorami, KIT
rzy swe1ni mowami zaburzenie
wywolali.
-Powazna szkode. wyrzadzil2
5omba, podrzucona w zauiku "a
fabryka Mokrum and Co., pnr,
"a Austin ave, ktora obecnie wy
konywa. zamowienia rzadowe.
Podrzucili ia podobno strajkujq
cy robotnicy.
- 400 sprzedawaczek re ska
dow departamentowych w So.
Chicago strajkuje. Zadaja wy
szych p}ac. Dwie sprzedawaczk.
aresztowane "a pikietowanie 20
staly zwolnione przcz sedziego
Goodnow. Detektyw sierzant f
Golden aresztowai policyanta B,
Barreta. dlatego re ten uderzy.
palka cz}owieka, ktory stall pred
jednym re SHADOW departamen.
towych i ME usunq} sic dose Szyt
ko, pomimo re u~derzony, navy.
wajacy sic. J. Nc Nulty, t}omaczy
IL niedawno temu wyszedf Il
szpitala. DIS policyant bedzit
stawa} pred sedzia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
EGZAMINA ShUhBY CYWILNEJ.
Federalnc pOsady.

Dnia 1890 sierpna, b.. r, odbeda
sic egzamina faderalne s}uzby cy-
wilnej ma klerk6w pierwszego stop
mia, 2 kt6rych wielu bedzie zamia-
nowanych do sluzby W departamencle
akcyzy i W innych departamentach
f~ederalnych poza Waszyngtonem.
Egzamina te skiadac moga aplikan-
ci W Chicago j we wielu innych MEL
scowoSciach Stanow Illinois, Michi-
gan i Wisconsin. LiczyG musza PREY
najmniej 1S lat wieku.
Aplikacye moga, dostaG W budyn-
ku f~ederalnym w biurze komisyi
sluzby cywilnej, lub ma p~oczcie W
miejscowoSciach, gdzie sic egzamina
odbeda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
PLANY RAADY OBRONY
STAN. w SPRAWIE CEN
WEGLA

We wtorek odbedzie sic posie
dzenie stanowej rady obrony, ma
ktGrem ~powziety bedzie pierw-
sly krok, majacy ma celu ,zmusze
ME kompanii weglowych do mi
zenia cen wegla.
Rada zazadaia Cd kompanii do
ktorych naleza kopalnie wegla W
Stanie Illinois, azeby otworzyly
swe ksiazki i wyjawify, jak sic
nazywaja akcyonaryusze kompL
Nil, jaka jest wartoSc kopalni, ia
kie So koszta operacyi i utrzyma
MIA i jake So ich dochody.
Rada rozpocznie Z kompania
mi W pow. Franklin, gdzie kopal
ME majq Francis S. Peabady |
D. W. Buchanan, dwaj Z najwiek
szych wiascicieli kopalni wegla
w Illinois.
Cub. Lowdcn przyjechai do
Chicago i bedzie obecny ma kon
ferencyi wtorkowej.
w hotelu Congress ~ 3awi
CUB. Goodrich re stanu Indiana
Ami jeden ami drugo gubernd
tor mic ME NOW o swych planach
lecz Jest bardzo prawdopodobnem
re CUB. Goodrich w tym celu
przyjechai do Chicago, azeby sic
porozumiec Z CUB. Lowdenem w
sprawie wSpolnej akcyi W OBJ
stanach przeciw wiascicielom ko-
palm W pow. Franklin W Illinois
i W pow. Terre Haute w Indiana
Cub. Goodrich juz apelowaf do
miedzystanowej komisyi handle
wei W sprawie cen wegla W swym
S~tanie, gdzie kompanie take O.
kalIujq ~:bezczelny opor Przeciw
ZniZeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
KITCHIN ATAKUJE Bill
PODATKOWY.

Washington, q. sierpnia. -
komisya finansowa przcd}ozy}a
wczoraj w scnacic opracowany
juz przez MIA ostatecznie wojen-
ny bill p~odatkowy, wedlc kt6rego
rzadowe dochody ma cclc wojny
majq dojSc W biczacym roku do
sunny dwu miliard0w dolarow,
Picrwotnic zamicrzano zcbraG W
drodzc podatk6w okolo $685.
100000, Scnatoryalna komisya IL
chwalila jednak pewnc podwyzki,
7 kt6rych powinno wpiynqt okoIo
327,000,O00. w szczcg6lnoSci ma
(ozono podwyzki ma podatki cd
korporacyi, cd nadmicrnic wyso-
kich dochod0w osobistych, cd
przedsiebiorstw', kt6rc trudnia sic
dostawa materyal0w wojcnnych
cd w6dki, piwa, wilma, cukru, ka-
wy, herbaty i kakao.
w izbie poslow prczcs komisyi
Srodk6w i sposob0w, kongres-
man Kitchin, zaatakowai ostro O.
Tawiane przediozenia, zarzuca--
JAG, re w obecnej swcj iormie ma
klada ono zbyt wygorowane Gle
zary ma ludnoSc ubogq, a wcalc
niemal ME dotyka bogatej. Wobec
wysokiego opodatkowania arty-
kul6w ~potrzeby codziennej, jak
kawa, cukier it'd, podatki naiozo-
ne ma artykuly zbytku wydajq
sic panu Kitchinowi Smiesznie
maiymi, o lie wog6le je naIozono.
Zarzuco tez on, re bill ten caly cie-
Ear wojny nakiada tylko ma lud-
nose najbiednieisza.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
\ INNE MIEJ
SKYE.

- Dwoch ~pastorow m~etodyj-
skich najprz6d usiiowalo pre-
mawiac ma rogu ulic Townsend i
Oak, w~yrazajac poglady antiame
ry~kahskie. Zebrany t}um zapro-
testowal Pastorowie' przenieSli
sic do rogu ulic Oak i Milton.
Tium "a mimi podazyl i wkrotc4
powiekszyi sic do 1000 osob. Pa
storowie usiiowali W tym samym
duchu przemawia6. Tfum obj
rzyl sic. Daily sic slyszec epitety
obelzywe. Rzuczono ma pryeze-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
SCHLICK MA WYNALAZEK
PRZECIWKO NUROM.
New Haven. Con. d sierpnia.

New Haven, Con-, 4, sierpnia.-
Paul Francis Schlick, siostrze-
nice Hindenburga, kt6ry jake do
bry Amerykanin wstapii ostatnio
do marynarki Stan6w Zjednoczo-
nych, przedstawit rzqdowi sw6j
Wynalazek, PREY pomocy kt6rego
bedzie MONA zwalczac skutecz-
niej niebezpieczehstwo, jake gro,
ri okretom re strony niemieckich
nurow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
,,INTERCITY ASSOCIATIONS.

Taylors A. B. C. VS.. American
Giants.
South Wilmington W Morris, III.
Ashlands W Peotone, III.
Elkhart W Niles, Mich.
Chicago Giants W Mendoza, III.
West Chicago w Harvard, Ill.
Chicago Union Giants W Kenosha,
Cuban Stars W Kokomo, Ind.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
TELEGRAMY KRAJOWE
ECHA TORPEDOWANIA


Washington, 4. sierpnia. -
Department stanu otrzymai Off
cyalny rapport w sprawie torpedo
wanna d. 80 czerWca amerykai--
skiego parowca ,,Motano". Kapi-
tan, % ludzi Z zalogi i czterech
ludzi, kt6rzy pelnili obsluge PREY
dzialacbn zdoiali sic ocalic, zgi-
nelo natomiast d%wudziestu CITE
rech, procz tego zaS osmiu L po-
Srod obslugi armat z~najduje sic
ma liScie zaginionych.
Pewien port atlantycki; 4, sier-
pnia. - Przybyl tn wczoraj je-
den Z amerykahskich parowcow
naftowych, ktory w czasie podro-
zy swej do Europy zostai zaata--
kowany przez niemiecka LODI pod
wodna w poblizu wybrzezy Fran
cyl, zdola} sic jednak ocalic DIG
ki swej szybkoSci.
Muir ~wypuScii najpierw torpe--
de, a nastepnie daf q strzalow ar
matnich, ma ktory statek odpo-
wiedziai re swej strony szesna-
stoma, rozwijajac PREY ten mai
wyzsza swa szybkoSc i pfynqc zy-
gzakowato, dzieki czemu uszedl
zupe}nie bez szkody.
Nowy York, 4. sierpnia. - w
ciagu dotychczasowych trzech LAT
wojny zostalo zatopionych przez
niemieckie nury i ,,raidery" 81
amerykahskich okretow handlo--
wych, PREY ZEN 121 ludzl straci-
10 zycie.
Pred MEM ego kwietnia br.,
II. pred wdaniem sic Stan6w lie
dnoczonych w wojne. zatopili
Niemcy 10 amerykaiskich okre-
tow handlowych, Cd tego zaS GA
90, o. J,lez,,o6
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
,,CHICAGO BOYS LEAGUE.

Imperial Juniors VS.. S~hamrOCkS,
PREY 23ej i Dearborn.
Cragin Eagle Juniors VS.. Fratas,
PREY 53ej i Grand.
North Ends VS.. Junior Park Com
missioners, PREY Madison i Keystone
Barry Tigers VS.. Busse Juniors,
PREY Albany i Lake.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
POwiatOwe pOsady.

Liczne egzaminacye ma Ickarzy'
dozorczynie chOrych i innych turnkey
~oaryuszy W zakiadach powiatowych
i W innych departamentach powiato-
wych odbeda sic W biezacym miesia-
Gu W budynku powiatowym " CHI
cago.
Informacye MONA otrzymac "
biurze komisyi powiatowej W budyn-
ku powiatowym W pokoju SAT, gdzie
take aplikacye musza bye wniesio-
ne.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
,,CHICAGO LEAGUES.
CITY LEAGUES.

Jake Stahls W Cicero.
Ideals " Hammond.
West Ends Waukegan.
MerrimaCS W Cragin.
Romeos W Albany Parku (kOntest
pOpisoWy).
Roseland Eclipse VS.. Braves, PREY
42ej i Chicago ave. (kontest popisO-
WY
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
PIerzcia BioKzna Bee TarCid

Ola czego mice zbolaIe | szorstkie
rece zmeczoDe krzySe W dzien pra"
MA. kiedy n. X. G. (Energy) taple-
ciki do prania usuna potrzepe TARA
maszyny do prania! Zupetnie oeS
tarcia. Mozecie Od~poczyyyac W czaSIe
kiedy pierzecie. Najbrudnie1sza ole-
lima zostanle z~upeinie czysta. n. H.
G. usuwa PLAINLY cd potu, men
kurzu. tluszczu cd owocow Dez
uszkodzenia najdelikatnietszej ma
teryi. Me zawieraja W sobie paralln'
Iugu, ami innych szkodliwych inere-
dyencyi. Bardzo dobrze czysci fran,
XII. take. wytnijcie TO ogfoszenie !
zaniescIe do swego groserntka OIL
ala, DO okaz darmo, dosyc ma Jedno
tygodniowe pranie, Tub jezeli ME ma
~ zapasIe, przyslijcie nam tego ma
zwisko 2 &c znaczkiem ma pokrycle
koszt6w przesylki okazu darmo. A
~dresowac: Farquhnr Moon Mfg. o
40 w. Van Buren, ST., Chicago. Te-
iefon wabash 4O72. Znaczek nan
dlowy nizej podany Jest wasza pro-
tekcya,
TAALHT@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-04
NATIONAL CATHOLIC LEAGUE,
ODywizya Zachodnia.)

st. Jarlath's zmierza sic z Woj-
ciechowianami ma boisKu tych ostat-
Mich.
Holy Family zmierzy sic z Kali
mierzowianami ma boisku Kazimie--
rzowian.