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The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
PUBLIC
- GOUGED FOR
MILLIONS
tCoatin--d from PsEe oa~1

day when aanr citizens lost two
billions Of dollars Lawson said
Well proceed Interrupted Hen
r. shorty.
= do not Bnaeratand Lawson
said. etaat this committee IL sitting
70 haul any guilty persons cu' in the
open and punish them
There have been leaks and iaog.
saaas and tens Of ,horsands Of per
sons hayc been rrthlsssly robbed
one - tse commonesi Things ~
waHa where an these things cen.
tar H Washington leak on things
q mch importance that they affect
ihe prices ~ stocks
n mean tv thar. leaks from the
supreme eour1 u the United States.
from The enate. advance informa-
tlou 90 cabinet officers. advance IN
formation direct from thc White
House
Lawson ord Chlnper6eld here on.
eazeA iu bitter pr Qualities after
Chipperfnid said De- cogi4 "se,
four eush and cali g."
lawson held an attempt bad been
made ~ "lnsult and h1la0ze hIn.
Lawson insisted comm feene1
could nor pgt word into his norh
and insisted on continuing 20 mi
cwn way and not ofhers Dat
he submitted % eros tvarIraf ion.
otter declaring hit wiz fo
take The cnnse1uexsp-g for nor az
swering questions n Do dld ncf 49,
sire lo DO 20.
Asked u he would name fha fer
fon responcihlc FOR The leak he hsI
charged lawson answered
ITO go that would have t0 1a q
principal eonsprafor or benef
,iary"
- said those fhlnes teca1s.
pas' two wears there hs been 8.
Faniic otbcry of the American p.1.
lplc-a deliberate robbery carefully
worked ouf
In mf telegram io yoar c4alr
msn said eongs Ord nof van'
IN intr fiellon fet fhru 1na
/ foel it now
when your chairman .oid mo q
pul up OF shut ~. I was cutireb
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

single officer appeared for he meet
ing.
Fort Almost Deserted
At that time. when the entire
regiment was supposed 90 De IN
quarters. there were not more han
100 men present. All had gone bone.
some on oasses and some without
them. and had not shown MP yet
Mai Wells saws that srici mill
tary discipline hes nor been en-
forced at The post bccarse the men
have been away for Fix months thar
they are NOT trained soldiers and
that they arc eager 10 visit their
families He believe now. after -y
cral DAYS with The bars II milItar,
practice down h rs tine io rirbfsu
up He thinks from nov on The
men will realize that their prg5cnce
Is necessary az ;he post that ;hoy
, may be- relieved nf further duty 90
Uncle Sam n Is hkl, that unless
the officer and men pas hi'le
more attention &C. their duty vHhin
a day or 40 TIE iid viii ne ciampea
on Fort Wayne and soldered dow n
90 tight that NOS q man may leave
until ne Is mustered oui
n will require several days ~
check over and give rtcelpis Tor tho
property now in custody of the
United states government which O.
10 be returned 90 tho stat, n Mich.
igan. After all ~ that work s. done
the men will have go remain ~ The
post for eight days until an can De
paid on. Immediately after payday
the entire regiment viii be- mus.
tered out or the government service
the same day. There will BE- no
pieee-mcal mastering out
Officers Set Poor Example
On the other hand. many 81 tho
enlisted men. perhaps a majority OF
them. believe thar they are not to
be mustered out. bat that they ar,
10 be returned 20 southern camn
to await further Developments alone
The Mexican border As result Of
this helicfthey are prepared 10 make
the most % What thcy- consider a
short stay IN Detroit. and they are
paying little or no attention 90 mill
,sry discipline. takine their cue
nom the officers The men are con
v,nced that N they are returny w.
. southern camp soon they VIII at
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
CAR THIEVES
HOLD UP M. c.
SPECIAL OFFICER

Walter Clark. a special officer for
tho Michigan Central railroad, has
just reported TO tho police that on
last Friday night he wAs held up
10y two men with revolvers In tho
Milwaukee Junction yards ~ tho
railroad Clark was on tho
trail OF car thieves ut tho time,
and, II r. supposed. encountered
them UNEXPECTEDLY The same TO
port notes the theft OF copper In
gots valued az s400.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

VII Require Tact
~ WIN nHe ome ume 70 trins
BOAT readm~ment io f p visits
the change ecerom nl con
ad il win sake $50 fie fae afd
trsDEh az ofrcrs r3 o,untes
ar.ar THAT roadlusfmen' 20 a enr-
fli conclusion
Grant ~. Hudson state sunern-
.enAen' FOR The Anfsaio9a league.
SPOKE o. nc prov IONS 81 ne pro-
addition act which 20 he preseu
20 20 ~ legislature pc mld.y
cra ic-ed advocates ~ bono ary
measure. detlmins ihat no nrb lazy
could Pc ppssed p face % the term
81 he constitutional amendment
~ % certainty haf iha pro-
hib'tlon amendment never would
have carried ~ Il had nor made eV.
cepflons Ia the Importation ~ liquor
FOR sacramenfai' and medicinal pur.
ae.e.-s :. ---.LA Air I..aAnr.- 81 l1s1--
forward 10 the time when 'he cx-
ceptlons covering importation for
scientific experimental and mc.
chauical purposes viii b. eliminat
ed II ] had my way would no.
permit drop ~ liquor into fie
state for any purpose but believe
any open minded man VIII sec that
under present conditions that is I'm
possible"
Like Dr Russell Mr. Hudson DO
cIared that the ministers must pre-.
pare themselves sor renewal OF
the battle against booze a hattie
FOR the enforcement Of tho prohibit
zion law He said II could not be
expected that elective officers such
az The sheriff and prosecuting attor.
ney would enforce the law. because
rhey would not ALLEVIATE tho political
support OF vote rettors allied with
The yum interests Tho state pro.
hlbifion commissioner. with hls don
u'ies and powers 20 bring prosecu
'iona anywhere in the state VIII
overcome this disadvantage. Mr.
Hudson said.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

least be kept az Fort Wayne until
April ] or May awaiting develop
MAJ we'll IL emphatic in 1enyn.
that there s anythlnr 10 this gossip
re SAYS the regiment viii be muster
"a oct as rapidly as fae machinery
q his command vlll permit. bar che
length of time viii derend much
upon the men themselves
The soldiers Viii not get their
Inst months pay Until the} arr mus.
Tered ag That many feel rhe tiiug
az the high cost OF living in ne.
troit Is Indicated hy the fact hat
nearly every cafe keeper. COOK.
Porter and waiter in the neishbor-
hood Of Fort WAYNE is nov wearing
tan military shiri-a hahf hat
seems 10 b. quite tho fashion d. the
western end % the city jus, naw
The hoss ore getting lonesome
down az the fort and arg taking
French leave. knowing that no pun
ishment viii be mcted out 20 them
and that none q Tho Officers ls en-
hand 90 detect TIE momeniary ABB
scncc.
Many Visitors Sunday
Many visitors were entertained
By member 81 The regiment az thf
fort sunday sfternooa sitho bat d
small proportion o. thc regimeot
Was an hand 70 receive callers Nest
~ ire soldiers were at their homes
and there was little aoout the post
90 suggest a military organization.
cxctp' now and then sentrs with
"a gan
% Isl possible that dress parade
mas ~ staged for rhe benefit Of the
aimirirg friends 81 the soldier boys
Der f9r fhe most part Che parade
ground VIII Pc used ior the sett.ue
up cf tents ard other equipment
fhat g mas b. examined before y
is recep.ted tpr by tht state authori
tics
Visitors 20 The fort 90 Sunday
were eager so pas homage 90 tne
serEeant who s. reputed 20 have
Slain Mexican single handft Bat
his extreme modesiv or The eny,
thar MS appearance rlighf excite
among his compairiois resulted 81
him hiding his light and The eager
populace had NO opportunity 70 Ton
ize him in faci y y nct generally
known who fte hero
The line % march for me pa.
rade on Jan W. Wiii De down foyi-
50 % Cass-are.. then thru cas-
Basiey and Elizabeth 20 WOODWARD
ave. and down Woodward 20 ne,
city han Shere eoiors VII oe pre-
sented 70 tae regiment
Three captains complained nat
Detroit cafe refused 70 serve them
because hey appeared IN me res
iauTani ~ Uniform lney reported
10 headQa9r'ers thar when thfF eR-
tered ne pisee thfy we're igncrea
lcr 2 long ume and mar hnsiif 2
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

-- Al ------- -l--- 4nA nAfuec4-
DO Won snaw az any individual
who ronvelo'd fhis Information 20
WaLs+ Dr. was asked
raasoa aal uo direct legal
know elre
~ know many who prodted from
the leak he continued Il proatei
myself
a now row started when Henry
wanted fo auaV 20 lawson Voull
privately -.te ary Information shout
me state aemrrment end OF the 10
.e.ur.ron
WIN give II 20 ne chairman.
lawson said
.l have done what I have only To-
save her Nmhasfed out 81 me
Rsf.rrlar 20 senator. lawson
faf A.m an ~iincivfilaed sure
s,.r ,.d b-athe-skite The CON.
r,..tes Iaetea % the talk
PAN rrtrrrraeia made sarcastic
rema-ss anort fawson's -Frcrried
F-i,.~c,- book
ef.~ s.. over wrote a." said
f.Vsor ~ cost me several mil
o-s
wee, ~hinnarssld remarked "q
nov t,,- srsh when 7 see IN and
-, r.fi rawson nareS nm i'm.
rcss,,..v
.oh r.. rs- ,a,r treatment
LA cr.-.-ss,s
,o, -. wHl- retored lawson
.f,i ~ +, .ha.
ire. -,r. ~ lanes W Gerard
r-rt,es Sta..s an, bassador N Reritu
r.~r-st sor ne arst tima to
+sr white Pres Dental Sscretar,
rrrrs a, being cross-exauiusd.
rmif had made a comm en-
ss. aerisr reports that he was
cone -nsG TIRE icak. supported 0y
la authorized statement from Pres
iisnt Wilson hat the secretary
kn.v e NOTHING ~ the note IT, haa
ts.t tha, pre ssasn, Wilson wro-r
~ r-ta himself on ais own ,1pe-
w-.te- Ard White house alta hes
~. Know Of re existence
Ren gh.-nerfeia asked r,iunifv
wife. her ~ RAD ever VISITED a locaI
si.cs broke,
Tumpir, reaiied vss. ard AFTER fur.
ear .nesrnra - said De- had iu
t-odDcod Cs-srf Il, tae ofnces d, ~
Al Hisss a Co ctrsri Turuit
ssfs. sheC rs eug some bonl.
Trmrpy sad De- visited Hitb.
COMPANY oace- ones
~g. wanted ~ ssv some hra.
and asked ri. if here was srynos
wbaa , could reco,nr,er-l tott
him i could recommend 4sbbs So
FOO. him fbsre and introatcsd
him
.jgava ,bv ever had arv businas.
seal,nes uith ! r orr p EAGLE. a.
,he K,icRs-bo,la- hotel Sew
york ~ askss ,ha cr7r-essrian
Never ~sto-,ei ruwulfv
~Ev.~ had any fa-ine-s -rnr.s.
ICON. urh riises a coz
Never
The camrg,tea recessed fo-
hr;ef .~er.fiva session i,,m.t. tal,
af,er ru-, f,y lefi as. stand mo
.xscuave -4ssioD DECIDED "a .rs-
noens Aifres n c,,r,,s 80 ~. v-a.
e-.rty.nirtb.st Nav vo-e Former
p-esiseni ~ fhe National gan. 81
Nor,1 Amer.ca
l name was srosrnt o,f sv R4p
chipoar4eld WHO kad Tq~gtv n
,Hir was ~ Curf., eho has written
~ wco3 Temul. -aultse thr ta
.-raa rothfnu aronr b
Asgad n 81 49, hasr able ~ die
r ~sr arv lesk h,wse,f T,,r. .i.v.
IA no has taar rasio ~ ~ .rs
sseure information no ~ suggest
~ re ve-, FAC. fhaf tbs rote t....-
- th- MANY hands might a,ulsin
~. ;ssa ~ fs.k
~ AZ No. believe snv of ma reus.
,.ar.a- me-, violated ~onfse~re On
-acrefer, Lansing. announcr neut
aho,,. tha mole lid Trfruitv ehr,
! ~ can 49, rexsna,er man -a,rAt
I'm 4 s-isrs.-a-5 I, wcgia74 t4ke
mrcs fsr anyone ~ suspscr what
Thar r,ean.
T1w1I=V lid re- 79ade &C., n
mir, ro.ssAle a. tA. WHITE House
:, aerer-sir ~ any Leak was ,ossl
hle tsero ffe found be said ,hat
uo On. koex asou tha matter and
-no. .le-k mid 10 held under
ru.Dic,on
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

tte PREPARATION % the president
-useesr.au taat the European htlEs
,-snt state taeIr peace terms
have newer hrraklasted. iunched
in,I or aiken auy meals wirr SIR
RsWch nave mef him only al
ecycral bBQaeIs and large dianers
Uhsn many ether persons were pres
ont have never discussed amy
peace or 1ther no,c either when o.
ase n prospect or afterwards. vifa
/ Alr nf 8nr oiaer parsons
ensaetd .n the purchase or sale of
sc----.l1s OF ans 6int IN The siock
market
While .his is complete dcnia.
I 0f the 'ply insnuation which has
4 been made / Wish 20 80 further ana
Say THAT have never engaged in
Stock market sales or purchases may
self nor thva brokers. friends -
agents
n discussed he president note
wilh M one. arst. ceca.so my nsth
~ orr ~ requires make no private
use ~ ca.clal information. and, sec
/ ontly and specifically because as
have stated Z hal not seen THE
PRESIDENTS note and did not know
that Is was IN preparation or even
contemplated.
AS have already said. IN a pub
lc statement. have frequently re
cnested tho president 20 keep rec
from knowledge ~ impending lnies
national moves 50 tnNt mich, no.
ne embarrassed by requests Ter To
formation from tho new spapsr cor
respond n,s who appeal 90 we Be-
u oFCr constantly Tor information
The insinuntons whicA have
sen made. whether conc ived n
/ political malice ~ merely tara mis-
Information sre whoia false ans
without even th firasiest oass,
have no' AZ an9 ,.me since acf
I nag AS M Nl on ~es -etars a-s
( aen BE- 7 governor ~ New y
es ant % er whcn he became press
I jeu en resd n 4ne
trsns Es of ny Kind 3- Eg
pms nflrmf IN Us anN cthcr persan
l-ren wh purchase or
iats reae Wish 10 make u
tatsrasat As -ees ping anu compile
knoN a1R
au s victims sa- N- Wcol
aroioey
De arirz q ana Authorized Fl
.4l r.t 81. s..t hn. .a F..ff.r
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
ti'F on Tho Yser front IN The YPres
bend and north ~ The sommo

Focsani lies nearly 100 miles
north OF bucharest n is an i'm.
Doriant strategic point situated OK.
acfip midway between Hungary md
Russia, In tho narrowesi part OF the
necf which connects Rumania with
Tho northern provinc" OF MOldavio
Tho city is nearly 30 miles north
voet of Braila. recently captured
81 Tho Germans and which IS their
n0rfhcrnmost point on Ahe Danube
river
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

SOFIA. Ian s-"wo have
roachod ne lower course ~ tho
RIVER Sorcth" today's omcih state
mcnt asserted. describing Tho Rh-
manian campaign
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

10 Cure Cci1 i0 ore Day
Tako LAXATIVE nnOMO QrIEfNE
Tablets Druggists refund mono ?
n fails % cure r. " CROWS gig
nature is on each box ZJc ADV
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08


, st.t
- .or foes
$500 ,ru flyrr Ira tr. ~eslr 49,
a ~ Ru-a.u ~ wanla
ret venture = prediction Az 20 die
gote $50 n the btg ~ voted upoa
th.s ees-fan I knoS win hav.
d stronger .lgport than any other
nrobibtion measure has had wins
~ tf.rt ths, eech "A htu has oven
tear ~ooerfaa aus IS so.roo OF
.=.=...=====.==gsss.====z==.=.==================
eh.n orr measures wcra ~ife4 rs
5e,th IN tba crnrai.,ee rooms
Tha founder ~ ,no ars saloor or
eanization declared that the Hawaii
sn n-ohihfion arf would ~ passel
hv csnrra drrtns mo present sc-.
Kan ardha added that Inc deplora.
b,s condition in porto Rico would
80 relieved 3ona- than is general
Iv expected by ihe passage IN con
gross ~ a prohibition measure for
the leland
r~er,ysix States Dry.
80 80 -tsa 90 ,av. doeisred
- L., 49, 90 ,ow
- - :, - 60, az A.
- - :. a. r,~, ttn worp
- ~ f..... :, r-ao.,,.lrv ce~.
- -. -. 7.a4.,.f'.-a !, yt.,,or,.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
FORT WAYNE
is ALMOST
DESERTED

CONTINUED from rnEe One,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
TEUTONS TAKE
FOCSANT AND
1910 PRISONERS

CONTINUED from rag. one,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08
FOUNDER or
DRY lie ACTF
is SANGUTNE

- 80 80 80
The Detroit times., 1917-01-08

NEW YORK Jan When Bern
ard Baruch. Wallet DecYlai0r.
takes the stand today 20 afy in
The congrcz HonI probe no A.
legged mote leaks ~ probably viii
ask permission 20 read prepared
statement which 10 th,nk w be
complete answer ~ ramors ana
gossip caoneciine hls name w.th
advance Information trading
The slx.feet four so1h Carolina
Wallsf millionaire - cons 9erable
ri Ere eatet and he ' rorsad VIZ
20 cfife aa osfenf over tho sac hal
Do WAS drsgged INTO the .n,sstga.
tQr
Hq game 70 Sow YOrk rt.'erlsy
20 visit hi. AGED fehfr aod mother
before going fo W hIH Nh IT,
hs. boon tn a vacation a h suHl
Carolina hHnure '0dla
Earat1 tas scr0mpsn.of o. Wash
ingion by biz brober. H 81 Bar8ch
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09
BIURA KOMPANII OKRETO.
WEI sKONFISKOWANE.

Nowy York, 9. listopada. -
Narszalck Stanow Zjednoczonych
McCarty, ia rozkaz otrzymany Z
Waszyngtonu cd A.. Mitchella
Palmera, kustosza posiadiosci MIC
przyjaciclskich, wczoraj skonfis--
kowat hiura tutejszej okretowej
kompanii hambursko = amerykan-
skicj. Julius p. Meyer. wicedyrek-
tor kompanii i oko}o 70 urzedni-
h5w biurowych, otrzymali rozkaz
wynoszenia sic. S}ychac, re biura
tc beda zajete przez komisye por-
iowa i komisye wojenna.
Marszatkowi towarzyszyli: lr,
wing T. Bush, prezes komisyi por;
towel ~wojennej / inni urzednicy
tel komisyi, dwudziestu asysten-
tow i so dctektywdw poiicyi. Roz
kaz brzmial, azeby zajeto cafy To-
kal, wszystkie sprzety i urzadzc-
MIA jakotez wszelkic ruchomoSci
tam sic 'znajdujace. Urzednikon
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,,FTTENJSCT" ZAPOWIADAJA
SZESC KONTESTOW NA
NIEDZIELE.

Ugodzono sic ma ~rozegranie SEE
sciu kontest6w W pike nOzna "
przyszla niedziels. dnia 112o bm.'
przez jedenastki Z ligi Chicago
Football league. Bee kOntest6w pc
zostaja jedenastki 2 ligi p. n.
..Thorns' i u. S. Giants. lime je-
denastki sta do CRY W pOrzadku
nastepujacym:
Racine Cardinals VS.. Standards
W Normal Parku. PREY 6lszej / Ra-
cine.
Cornell vs.. HamI:n Hanks. W Al
bany parku. PREY Kimball i Wilson.
vincennes vs.. Opals, W Cicero par
ku. Prey Cicero i 12tej.
Britt-M idways VS.. MOhawks. W
Garden City parku, PREY 47mej !
Lake.
Evanstons vs.. Logan Squares. ma
boisku De Paul. PREY Sheffield /
Webster.
Oakland Autos IS. Tornadoes'
DEFY 79tej i WoOdlawn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09
PIATKA WRQNSkIEGO WIGRY'
WA TRZY PARTIE.
,Trust'' Nowak6w SPIRAL dwukrOt-'
mic rywali 4 klubu ,,MelfOrdS".

Onegdaj wieczorem, W kresielni
polskiej Wronskiego i Wejnerow-
skiego PREY Milwaukee i North
aves.. rozegrane by(y regularne kon
testy piatek z ligi .~,UniverSal''. Plat
ka .,Kaziuka" Wrohskiego doskona-
lie sic spisala wygrywajac try partye
W ten wiecz0r. Kreglarz Knight
zdobyi PA Szpilek W drugiej par
tyi, kreglarz Nowicki 2O4, a najle-
piej z tych spisai sic Belt BIO uku-
lai POI szpilek " pierwszej partyt a
21S W drugiej konczac gre zdoby-
riem 1872 szpilek W ostatniej. czy1
IL zdobyt on pr~zecietnie 205 szpllek
dla swoich.
Piatka przegrywajsca poszczHelc
sic tel moze kilku sprawnymi kre-
glarzami jak Czubek. ktory zdooyt W
pierwszej partyi 2O2 szpilek. W dru-
giei 14s a " ostatniej 204 ezyli
przecietnie W trzech ~partyach ukulat
on 1874 2-3 szpilek. Byi on jedynym
k~regIarzem po stronie kluou ,'SocKl
Stars" zdobywajacym ponad ZVo
szpilek " jednej partyi. Dokiadny "a
mort gry W cyfrach TAXI:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09
TElEGRAMY KRAJOWE
WALKA z NUREM.


Pewien port Atlantycki, 9 listo-
pada. - Cd oficerow pewnego pa
rowca frachtowego, ktory tn ME,
dawno przybyl, nadszeds do de-
partamentu floty rapport donosza-
.cy o zatopiepiu nura niemlecklego
przez strzai dziaiowy dany z tego
okretu. Okret o 5000 ton pojem-
noSci powracaf wlasnie Z pewne-
60 portu wloskiego, do ktorego
zawi0z} BY, amunicye ola Wfoch,
l. balastem. Donoszono o ataku
nura ma ten okret, ale mic donie--
>iono o losie submaryny. Otoz VIC
die ostatnieso rapoFtu try ~strzafy
dane Z dial ma przodzie / diva
ssrza}y Z dziaf ma lyle okretu chy'
bly,. ale sz0Sty strzai ugodzI} W
podstawe peryskopu. Nastapi'
wybuch, kt6ry rozbi} powloke sub
maryny i muir z~atonai Z Gala za&o-
ga.
L.ondyn. 8. listopada. - Amery-
kaiski parowiec ROCHESTER, 20
stall torpedowany i zatonas Q
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09
FRANEK TABERSKI ZN0W RRO-
Nc MUSI T0TULU SZAMPIONA.

SzamPion graczy " bilarda kieszon
kowego, FranciSzek Taberski. ktory
niejednokrotnie dat juz dOw6d il
mu sic prawnie szampiOnstwo male
ny, pokonywujac silnych rywali OBJ
Gel narodowoSei. stale powtorRie W
obronie posiadanego szampiOnatu Ia
raza z b~ilardzista Louis Kreuterem
z Nowego Yorku. Serge Z trzech kon
testow skladajaca sic rozgraja Wy
mienieni bilardziSci Taberskt
1 Kreuter W Schenectady. n. Y. z
ktorych pierwszy kontest grany be-
die dnia 1880 b. m, a n~astepne
diva, 14go i 1890 bun.
(Taberskiemu I ia rsza zyczy wy
granej. RED. SPORTD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09
PLATKA ,,WELLSTELNS'' PRIZE
GRYWA PIERWSZA PARTYF
TEGO SEZONC - w LIDZE
,,NORTHWEST".
PI,tki ..Halperins" I IL. Miilers"
zd0byly kazda po try partye ma
sLkode swSeh rywah.

Jak juz powyzej nadmienilismy.
piatka .,Wellsteins'' - miRo dzlel-
nej CRY przegrais partye druga kon-
testu z piatka Eel Roi Tans" odno-
szac W ten spos6b pierwsza porazke
sezonu ~obecnego. Pierwsza 1 trzecia
partya dostala sic i'm dzieki spraw--
nei grze kreglarzy Klausa i Kohnke
z ktorych pierwszy ukula{ PIP szpi-
lex W pierwszej partyi a drugi zss
21O W ~trzeciej partyi. Przeciwnicy
mieli takich jak Korbus C20S)
Knight (20O) / Hurwitz (204). -
Cyfry:
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zmierzchu dnia 2 listopada. O lie
wiadomo, czterej marynarze stra-
Gill zycie. Nadto zaginela bee
wieSci i6dz Z IA ludzmi.
WSzE4KA NADZIEJA
ZNIKLA.
Washington, 8. listopada.

washington, 3. hstopada. -
Wszelka nadzieja znikla, by poru,
cznik John T. Melvin lub jego &C
zo&picrzy, 0 ktorych zaginieciu
doniesiono pc torpedowaniu pa,
trolowego okretu Alcedo, mogl
sic uratowac. Wiceadmiraf Sims
doni0si kablogramem departamcr
towi floty, &c za~przestano poszu'
kiwaii, i re zdaje SIG, il wszyscy
owl z%olnierze wraz z poruczni,
ficm zostali zabicl przez eksplo-'
Eye torpedy. - Jak wiadomo, AL
cedo zostat torpedowany i zato-'
piony przez nur niemiecki w pc,
niedzialck rano. Pierwszy to wo,
jenny stack amerykanski w te..
wojnie zatopiony.
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/ urzedniczkOm ME pozWOlono Ia
tierac &c SODA zadnych ~papier6w,
ksiag lub dokument6w, WszySt--
kie szaiy i biurka pozamy%ano.
Biura znajdowaly SIG w Sutere-
mach, ia dwoch pietrach i W cze-
sci pietra trzeciego W 10 pietro-
wynn budynku w dystrykcic okre-
towym PREY nizSzym Broadwayu;
gmach nalezy do konpanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-09

Pistka skiadajsca sic q krsslarzy
polskich z klubu ,,Melfords" pre-
graia dwie z trzech granyoh partyi
ma korzySe rywah q piatki braci No
wok6w ,,trustem" ola parady zwaneJ.
j. Dunn po stronie wygrywaiacej edo
byl zoo szpilek W drugiej partyi ale
o wiele lePiej cd niego graf kreglar1
l.. Leman, kt6ry W pierwszej partyi
sdebyi 205. a W estatniej partyi 2o2
szpilek. Bracia Pilitowsoy tel ME
lie grail. Me zapomnie6 tel trzeba o
kreglarzu Fl. Korbus, ktory ola
.,trustu" Nowak0w zdobyf W ostat-
niej partyi az 900 szpilek. Cyfry:
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CTPULONII VS.. ROGERS.

Jutro, dnia 9 go bm.. W Duluth,
Mimi, do walki ma pieScie stale pie
Sciarz litewski. CipgloBis (alias
Geo Chip") 2 p~ieSciarzem Al. Ro-
gersem. C~ipulonis zmierzyG sic mia{
z p~ieSciarzem Jack Dillonem. ale ten
przez swego manazera doni6si Cipu-
lonisowi. il wagi wymaganej, 1852
funt6w zrobit ma czas o%znaczony ME
moze; Cipulonis zaS o innych wa
zach sluchaC ME chciaI i dlatego W
miejSce Dillona do Walk stanie Ro-
gers.
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Kontesty pierwsze maja bye rOzegra'
ne w pol0wie przysziego miesiaca.

Onegdaj W sail pnr. 1876 West
Madison ul., W Sr6dmie$ciu odby}o
sic poSiedzenie Representatives 3D.
dziai6w Rycerzy Kolumba z kt6rych
oSm zapisaio sic do ligi graczy W pill
Ike koszykowa basket BALI, a resi-
ia przyrzekla to samo uczyniG W
bardzo kr6tkim czasie. Zarzad Ligi
.,koszykarzy" zapowiada pierwsze
kontesty piatek ma polowe 9rzyszle-
go miesiaca W salaeh pFzeznaczo--
nych do CRY.
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Biata 0dziei zostaje bia
H., ,icSIi uiywaG bedzie-
Gle Fels Naptha do pra-
MIA.
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MALEC1lI VS.. MIKE O'DOWD.

Maiecki, alias Spike Kelly pie
Sciarz wagi ,welter-weight" zmierzy
sic dnia 1890 bm.. Z pieSciarzem
Mike O'Dowd W Dulutn. MINI. Walka
ograniczona Jest do dziesieciu stare;
wagi ME podaja.