davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
JAPAN Is STANDING
BY ENTENTE ALLIES
Hopes Other Nations VIII Have Con.
fidcncc i'm Integrity OF lis puruoSc.

tTV! Vt IFN TTVSV,
tokyo, March 3.An additional
statement issued By the Japanese for
ciGn Office today refers TO frcuucn,
ATTEMPTS Of Germany 30 SOW seeds
o! diStlM&t between Japan and Great
britain and TO cause the cstrangcmcnt
OF Japan and the United States" and
adds:
The government is confident that
'hc people and governments Of The
entente viii con,iur to have conf
dcncc in Japan's loyalty ana its de-
termination to extend all possible aid
and share tho dinicul;ics and hard
ships nntil tn" STRUGGLE against Ger
many and German crucltics ends"
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
COLD POINT NEWS.

Cold Point, March 5.-Mr. II. r.
wheeler was in town Saturday on bus
mess.
Mr.. Guy NJ. Moore Of Cold Point
visited Laurens Saturday.
Mr. John II. Hunter of Barksdalc
visited his daughter, Mrs. T. p Dun
can last week.
After the four days rain we are hav-
ing some March wind.
MI. DOLLS Nelson visited Laurcns
Monday.
The health of the community is very
we'll.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
SICK WIFE'S STORY SUR
FRISES IAURENS

The following has surprised !4au-
renS: \ busincS mans wife suffered
from dyspepsia and contipaton for
years. Although SIZE dictcd she was so
Dioalcd nor clothYS would not tit. ONE
fooNFt'i buckthorn bark.~glyccrinc,
c,c.' as mixed IN AdlSfSf-ka relieved
her INSTANTLY. because Adlcr-i-ka
cmptics BOTH lafgc and small intcs-
tine 1t relieves ANY CASE constipa-
noh' sour stomach or gas and prevents
appendicitis. 1t has QUICKEST action
OF anything we ever sold. The Eureka
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
Drives Out Malaria, builds Up system

Ihe Old Standard general Strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill ToN!C. drives out
Maa''a, tie h'oo1, ant, briidsuptl,cs sys.
'sn q trnc i2niG Tor adult9 au,, children sec
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07

The ocuiist is naturally optimistic,
there being lots Of money in sight for
him. On the other hand, the dentist is
not necessarily pessimistic because he
often looks down In the mouth,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
VILLA REPORTED I'LL.

Said TO Have Ceased to Be Factor.
San Antonio, Tex, March 3.--Advic-
cs received by Gen. Pershing tend to
confirm the reported illness Of Fran
cisco villa. Army officers here think
Villa has ceased to be a factor of i'm
portance in the Mexican situation.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07
NEW REPRISAL STEPS.
rmany Acts Against Her Prisoners

Germany Acts Against Her Prisoners
Of War.
Berlin, March 3.-Licut. Gen. Won
Stein, the Prussian minister OF war,
annodGncca in the reichstag today
that rcprisals had been taken by the
German government against what the
minister termed the mistreatment Of
Germans taken prisoner by the entente
allies.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1917-03-07

reservoir Of human resources whose
value might be incalculablc If we go
to war.-Editorial in The Outlook,
Feb 2Sth.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
CUBAN CROP IS
NOW PICKINGlP
Especial scorresrondence from Willet
q GRAVY

1 t0pcCldl SCOIISSIuuuence iTOM NIuell
q Gray)
NEW YORK, n. Y Jan. 1.-THE
market during the week has been
steadily maintained at 43-Sc c. q Z
ll5.39c.D and this price was also paid
for specified January clearances. The
small raw supplies at the Atlantic
ports gave the market a strong tone
and there was every indication Of OBJ.
taining l-2c c. G (. l5.52cl for sugars
in nearby positions. However, the
exports from Cuba during the week
were eabled rs 1881 tons new crop
and 1857 tons old crop, and rs these
exports were larger than expected
they gave an easier tone to the mar.
ket. and apparently the chance OF OBJ
tanning 1-2c C. & T.. i5.52cD was gone
for the present, as there were sales
reported on Tuesday and Wednesday
OF Cubas afloat at 3-Se c. & I. (5.39c),
and there were sellers Of January
shipments at 5-16c c. & I. f5.33cl.
First half of February sold at Lac c.
& I. (5.27c). and all February sold at
4 1-Sc c. & I. l45.14cD. Porto Ricos
also helped to relieve the situation
with sales OF prompt shipment at 5.s3c
and January arrivals at Sic. The
rapid increase In the number of cen.
trails to 1872 also had q tendency to
ease off the market
Full duty sugars sold during the
week In q small way at Also to 4 3-I6c
e. l. Z E.s.- -.
Advices from New Orleans report
sales there late Tuesday of Louis
lana refining grades, basis 96, at $50.
and later at 5.25c. both to New Orleans
reffners. i
The market Is quiet at the follow
ing. Buyers OF nearby Cnbas 1850
C. & 4. (5.39c). Sellers prompt Gu
has, 4 CSC c. a T. l5.29c) sales: jan
nary, a lac. G. & &. .I5.27c1; February
March, 1-Sc {. e 4. {5.I4c1.
Cuban Receipts Backward
Receipts for the week are 81, 209-
tons, against 61,55l for this week
last year: Ill centrals are grading
against 1875. Tie crop is backward
but 1t is catching up quickly. Perhaps
the most important item is the figure
of exports for the week-19, 931 tons
new sugars and 1857 tons old sugars, q
total Of 21.61S tons, all destined to-
United States Atlantic ports. Stocks
in the island are 47.419 tons new and:
1857 tons old; total So, 276. tons. The
visible production to January 9Th is
q, 903 tons, against corresponding fig
ures for the two preceding campaigns
Of 15s,699 tons and 99,676 tons respec-
lively The weather has continued
favorable for harvesting throughout
the week Our latest cables report
f32 centrals grinding, against 143 at
corresponding date last year.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
MOREINIERrSl
IN STOCKS SEEN

More activity was shovn today In
both listed and unlisted stock mar.
ketx. The particular feature Of the
listed market was decline In quoted
prices Of Honolulu Brewery stock OF
- per share following the adyices
published yesterday by the Star
Bulletin as to action on prohibition
for Hawaii taken by the house COM
mittee. After Tuesdays session the
stock sold at Is 3-i but after the re-
ceipt of the news from washington
and this morning il was quoted ut
I6 l-2617. ~ IT,
Sales Of listed securities between
boards were 2045 shares and at the
session 675, the largest total OF any
day thus far this week. There were
also $4Ga9 Olaa IS at par. Prices be-
sides Brewery we're Olaa 16 Ia, Homo
kaa els, Hawaiian Com. 40 IL.
San Carlos II. Oahu 81 IL, Pioneer
Al. o. r. & L. 162 1-2, waialua 30 "a.
McBFyde up to Ii 3-S from IL Ia and
Pahang Rubber 20. IN.
In the unlisted market Engels Cop
per recovered strongly from the low
price or IA which II reached after
the close Of the session yesterday and
sold at 1-2 and up to SIS this morn
ing. Sales were of 1895 shares. Min
eral Products rose again 70 the $t15
level from s1.I2 IL on heavy dealings
that totaled 1850 shares. OIL con.
tinued to weaken and declined from
Ia to 5. Montana Bingham showed
especial strength and rose to 50 cents.
MADEIRA fell off I'd Sc cents but recoy-I
ered TO 81 cents again. 4. ?
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
PINEAPPLE CO.
HAS Fine YEAR

According to letter sent to the
Honolulu Stock and Bond Exchange
and read at the session today the Ha-
waiian Pineapple Company earned 8
net profit OF 1886, 716.49 The letter
states that this will be shown ID the
annual report which is to be sent to
stockholders prior to the annual meet
ing, to be held next Monday afternoon.
The earnings which the Hawaiian
Pineapple Company's report show for
the year are by far the largest n the
history of the company. They. are
more than three times as large as
were those of 1915, the next largest
being in the year 1918, when the earn
ings lwefe $309, 00O.81.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24

Between Boards: Sales: 50e,, $50
Olaa, 1925; so, 20 Honolaa, 9.12h:,
$50, so, 200 H. C. e S., 1850; $40 San
Carlos, II: 80. 70 Oahu Sugar. 31.50;
80 Pioneer, IL; 50, Is Hon B. & NJ.
1875; 100 Haw. Cons. "A, 81; so o. r. e.
L., 1s2.5e; $1,000, 5000 Oiaa SIS, 100.
Session Sales: IS, 100, 100 Olaa,
1926: $1,000 olaa 6s, 100: Is, Is. S
Waiaiua, S0.75; S, 5 McBryde, lbs;
20 McBryde, 11.375k; 100, 100, 100. S
Pahang Rub. 20; Is McBryde, 1137A;
Is Waialua, 30.75.
Eates. sugar qhotatien. 90 degrees
test, 500 cts, Or $1,000 per tom.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-01-24
Sugar 5.02cts
Henry Materi,ouse Trust Co.
Ltd.
Members Hohoiuia Stock and Bond
= Exchanee
Fort and Merchant Streets
Telephcoe f2os %s IA
satTa,n iMPoRTs BOOTS

LONDON. Eng During the year
Just closed the imports OF boots and
shoes from abroad exceeded Ia value
the record for the biggest year of the
American shoe invasion Of 1857,
while the exports Of British made
shoes exceeded by more than $1,000
coo tho highest total of ,pTc.war times.
Exports Of specie from the port of
New YDFk for The week ended Dec.
Ga ta,;:Iel 81 $40 Sl,5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
Poborowi 5000 dystryktu, nalezacy
do plerwszego poWolanla.

Spis poborowych, kt6rzy nalez
d~ystyrkcie / maja sic " piatek stawi
DrummonGa, PREY rogu ulic Cortlan
l. Samuel Simon, 25S
.. Paul Putrim. 2522
3. Stephen Krasutsky. 45S
4 Edward Schorr, 1885
5. Leon Mikolowski. 1924
S. Alfred Born. S54
I. Joseph Kera. 1894
s. Jake Wolberg. 1878
9. Edward Gogolinski. 1895
10. William Birkenmeir. 2022
II. Stanley Cszkandy. 1855
-. Joseph Sadkowski, 1888
10. Alexander Brazis, 1913
"A. John Rochte, 27S7
IS. John Valenti. 1858
Is. wiad. Alojzy Jab}onski, 1889
II. Arthur Otto Schalk, 1852
IS. Piotr L~abnowski, 2494
10. Michal Sobczak 1l17
20. Nick. A. Hendricks, 1872
21. Joseph Sztybleski 1852
%. Adam Gawrys. 174S
%. Jan Kolakowski. 2195
"a. Stanisiaw Sobczak, S37
%. john Gladis, 3S7
IS. Leo. Lamberg, SIS
27. Peter MaXimena, 275
%. Ignacy ~Stalinski. 500
90. Jan Wr6blewski, 1885
30. Konst. Chennorski, 564
81. Apolinary Schuck, 1855
50. Jak6b Wojtczak. 945
80. Matthew Vezis, 1918
81. Jan Czaplewski. 596
IS. J6zef Marlewski, $500
IS. tSefan Mizialko, 1867
81. Joseph Gavin, PAS
So. William Scholz, 536
SO. William F. SchIueter, 1895
40. Bernard Pfotrowski, 2453
Al. Thomas Crane, 54S
AZ. Jan O~lesktewicE, 126
43. MARGIN R. Rick, 1879
A. John Hrivnak, 1921
As, Victor Wit, 1874
46. Michal Metalski, 1892
AZ. Szczepan Strzy1ewski, 755
As. Mikolaj WarcZnik, 1O7
~. william B. Murray, 1916
80. Wojciecn G. Stelmach, 1858
81. Piotr Ciszewski, 209s
SO. Fred. Konsak, 1869
So. Herman Zado, 1881
54. Stefan Tusinskt, SIS
SIS. tSanisiaw Andrzejewski, 37S
IS. Frank Kishonas, 1876
81. Joseph KaIamyer. 1858
So. Giuseppe LebeuzDo, 1891
SO. Jan Lakomy, 775
SO. Franciszek Swfta1, 1854
81. Pawe{ Rumfsek, 4S6
81. Jan Burzynski, 6S2
SIS. Leon S6wka, 500
S4. Tomasz soIecki, 1885
SIS. Teodor M~ilczewski, SO
Sc. Frank P. Book, 1888
81. Stanis}aw Gizyckt, 254s
SS. StanisIaw Wr6blewski. 1882
So. Joseph Hodok. sol
70. Stanislaw Malice, 500
II. Ignacy Winkleman, 437
y. Stanisiaw J6zef Utecht, 1924
70. Jak6b Nowak 604
"a. Miko}aj G6recki, 43
rs. Antoni Grzynski, Psi
rs. John Fecuria, 1853
II. Roman Podolski, 154S
IS. J6zef Mails. 1854
70. Piotr Nosowicz. 1866
80. Stanisiaw Klafeta, 924
81. VILLAIN H. G6rski., 2455
81. Ignscy Edw. Rock. 2501
S3. Felix's Lazicki, 420
"a. Harry Saycnik. 1914
So. Herman MarQuardt, ITS
Sc. WaSyl Kocian, 514
81. wladysfaw Clos. 2374
So. Alexander Biedrzycki, 433
SO. Bernard J. L~esniCki, 1929
90. Joseph Kasky, 10
81. James Walter Freboar, 1925
go. Ignacy Bronick, 27S3
90 Frank Rudnick, 1915
"a. John Leit2a, 1921
90. Joseph Kosirog, 1905
96. George Sanickas. 1881
81. Anthony A. Gates, 1885
90. Antoni Mack. 4S7
90. William C. Hettz 1882
100 William Madziek. 1928
1O1 J6zef Roiek. 1S47
1O2. Jan Badowski. 1877
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
: XT' a !!
Z OSTATNICH TELE-
GRAM0W.
POKOJ z AUSTRIA?

Londyn, 2. sierPnia. - Praso-
wo donosza, IL premier austrya'
cki, dr.. Seydler i minister spraw
zagranicznych, hr. Cernin oma-
wiajac oSwiadczenie angielskiego
ministra blokidy, lorda Cecilia.
jake re Anglia ME uwaza Austryi
"a swego nieprzyjaciela i re fax
tycznie niema przeszkod zadnych
70 nawiazania pertraktacyi mic
Ivy Anglia a Austrya O pokoj -
wyrazic mieli wielkie swe zado-
wolenie z tego powodu, a hr. Ger
min miai oswiadczyt gotowost
dzialania, jake ~posrednik pomie-
dry Londynem a Berlinem, ktory
bylby skionny do pokoju, gdyby
Austrya go zapoSredniczyla.. E.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
POLICYA RATTLE RABU-
SLOW CD LYNCZOWA
MA.

5000 rozgniewanych obvwatell
uSilowalo kare Sumarycznq wy
mierzvc dwom rabusiom ma ro-
gu ulic Ashland ave. / Wright
wood III. My pokazsmy p~olicyan
tom jak sic L rabusiami obcho
die" - wolali jedni czlOnkowie
tiunu.. ,,PrzynieScie powr6z! To
ich wyicczvI" wo}ali inni. DwaJ
rolicvanci usiiowali zabrat rabu
SLOW. do telefonu policyjnego,
lecz gesty t}uin oroczyi ich, zada.
iac powieszenia rabusi6w. Wez-
wano rezerwy policyjne. NadJe'
chaf w6z policyjny / automTbil ps
len policyant6w. Tlrm ME roz--
sz>di sic. lccz nawet jeszcze ma
tarczywszyn sig stall. Wszyscy
pclicyanci i detektywi zmuszeni
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
BRUSIkOW ZREZY-
GNOWAL.

Piotrogrod, 2. sierpnia. - &C.
neral Brusilow, naczelny w6dz
wojsk rosyjskich zrezygnowaf
wSkutek zajsc ostatnich w rosyj-
skiej armii; nastepca jego zamia.
nowany gen. Korniiow, dotych'
czasowy wodz wojsk potudniowo-
zachodnich, ktorego nastepca ma
temze stanowisku zostaf gen. Cze
remisow. Wszyscy wodzowie TO-
syjscy wysfali note do premiere
Kerenskiego, zadajac. by armia
zostala zupelnie usunieta Cd poll
tyki. inaczej wszyscy zrezygnuj:
- poniewaz z rozpolitykowanym
zoinierzem wojny p~rowadzic ME
podobna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
Ben Coal co., azcby WO9oIe
zadnych cen wcgla ME znizac.
SLEDZTWO ~FEDERALNE w
SPRAWIE MONOPOLY


Wiadzc fed>ralne juz rozpU.
cgeIv Sledztwo w sprawic mono
poiistycznej kontrcli cen wPgll
W Stanie Illinois przcz wiaSricrc
Il kopalni i kupc6w wegliwych.
Taxa kontrola monopolistyczna
Jest zakazanq ustawq Sherman.
Sledztwem kieruje asystent pro-
kuratora federal. X w. Childe
ma specyalns poleccnio departa-
mentu sprawiedliwoSci We Wa
szyngtonie.
II. Clabaugh. szef federalne-
60 biura SleLcze9o. juz ropoczql
zbieranit doWod0w.
Rad ma i~nforrnacyc. IL pcwne
stowarzyszenia wlascicicli kopal-
nj W poludniowej czcsci Stanu
IIliois podobno ustanawiajq &C.
nv ! ze Cd poczatku roku bieiq
cego kilka kompanii weglowych
sic po}qczylo i zlalo.
WlaSciciclc kopalni wCzoraj
proSili, azcby curb. LoNden M
Gas nieo2raniczony odlCivI kon
ferencye. jakq dis micli mice "
grbcrnatorcm. I pewnych zrGdci
doWiedziano sic, zc WfaSCicielc
kopaln; znizQ ceny wegla. tzeli
otrzymaja pewne ustepstwa od
rzqdu Stanowego ! iede1alncgo.
Iednem l. tych uStepstw jest znie
sienie wSzystkich istniejacycn
kontrakt0w pomiedzy kopalnia~
MI a kOnStmentaml.
W szcregach w~faScicieli kopal-
II: ME ma jednoSci. jest pewna
grupa. kt6ra potepia aroganckic
postepowanie w~iekszo$ci wfa$ci-
cell I radq obrony stanowej ! IA
Gzi. azeby wlasciciele wydali wy
j~aSnienie do publicznoSci co do
koszt6w prowadzenia kopalni,
podajqc jednoczcsnie koszta pro-
dukcyi ! dystrybucyi W jednym
roku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
RERONIK a
IN MIEJSCOWA
STANOWA RADA OBRONY
CZEKA MA AKCYF KON
GRESU w A
CEN WEGLA.

Dalsza akcya Cub. Lowdena
stan. rady obrony sprawIe
cen wegla zaltzet bedzle cd ak.
cyl kongresu Stan6w ZJednoczo
nych, a specyficznie Cd popraw-
XII senatora Pomcrenc'a do bilu
kontroli zywnoSci.
Wczoraj odbyly sic konferen =
eve czlonk0w Stanowcj rady o.
brony Z Cub. Lowdenem i vice
CUB. Oglesby W sprawie oporne-
go stanowiSka w~iaSciciela kopal
nj wegla W. stanie Illinois, ktO-
rzy ME mySlq cen znizyc, u ma
wet odmawiajQ prawa radzle OBJ
rony ccny wegla regulowac sta
rajq sic II wIadz waszyngtoh-
skich, azeby ich cenyniemozli-
vie wysokic, DO al wieccJ MI
diva razy wyzsze NJ p~rzcszlo-
roczne a~probOwaiy.
Gruntowny rapport snecyalne-
go komitetu rady obrony. ktory
k]onfcrowal Z wlaSciCielaml kO-
palm / g6rnikami W sprawl" Uni
zcnia cen we&la, zostaf ma kon,
ferencyi przed}ozGny. Wlado--
mem Jest. ze bubcrnator LoWden
! rada obrony sprzyjajq akcyi
jak najbardzicj drastyczncj. lccz
w~Strzymuje ich cd poWzlecla
~dalszych krok6w ~poprawha sen.
P~omcrenc'a. Cd teeo, tzy po-
prawka ia bedzie przyjeta lub
odrzucona. zallzet bsdzic, CO
wladzc stan0we uczyniq.
Poprawka ia opiewa. IL usta
rowiona ma bye komisya. dzla-
Iajqca z ram:cnia prezydcnta. Pc
dobnie iak fedelalna komiSya
handlowa. kt6ra ma oznaczat
ceny hurtowne i drobiazSowc
wegla. rcgulowat przemys{ we
glowy w calym kraju, obejmo,
wac W posiadanic i prowadzic ko
palnie weglowe, oraz oznaczac
place g6rnik6w ! innych pracow.
nik6w, majqcvch lqcznos: Z
przemvsf<m weglowym.
Zwiarygodnego zr6dla dono-
ezq, ze CUB. Lowden ME Jest PREY
chvlnv zwoIaniu specyalnej Sc
syi lcgislatury stanowej w obec-
rvch warunkach, dop6ki wszelki@
inne Srodki ME zoStanq wyczer-
pane.
WczorajsAa konicrencya w
Springfieidz;e take omawiafl
postanowienie, powziete przez
wlaScicieli kopalni W biurze D.
w. Buchanana, prezesa nOlq.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
REKORD DZIEWIATKI KUBY P.
n. ,,ROMEOS".

Tabele dziewiatki Kuby wskazu-
iaca iloSC kontest6w wygranych l
przegranych, navy przeciwnikow
iak i tez spis rzucaczy tax strony
przeciwnej jak dziewiatki kuby -
opracowana przez p. A. A. A. KO-
| WALSKIEGO CAntka z Nobel Sztry-
ty) - podajemy ponizej.
Rekord graczy pojedynczych kto-
! rzv dot; chczas brazil udzial W konte-
stach po stronie Kuby, z braku mieJ-
! sea. zmuszeni jesteSmy od&ozyC ma
p6zniej.
Rekord dziewiatki TAXI:
ROMEOS pokonali klub
Normals punktami s do 2.
So. Chicago punktami . do o.
Aurora punktami / do O.
Ideals punktami 6 do l.
ROMEOS pokonani zostali przez klub
Logan Squares punktami ) do l.
Beloit punktami 4 do 0.
Garden City punktami 4 do 0.
Joliet punktami 8 do ..
Beloit punktami 4 do 3.
Logan Squares punktami . do /.
Beloit punktami ) do 4.
Magnets punktami 5 do 0.
Garden City punktami 6 do 4.
So. Chicago punktami 4 do s.
Ciceros punktami 7 do 4
Dziewiatka Kuby wygra}a dotych-
czas pieC 90 kontest6w a przegra-
la jedenaScie (11l.
| SPIS RZUCACZY ICH PRZECI"'-
NIKGW.
90 kwietnia Laferty VS.. Stack.
6 maja Laferty VS.. Young.
Is maja B. Kos VS.. riley.
90 maja Laf, rty VS.. Penn.
81 maja Laferty VS.. Moran.
3 czerwca Laferty vs.. Mcclure.
Q czerwca Keown VS.. Kemman.
10 czerwca Laferty VS.. Mitchell.
i czerwca Laferty VS.. Stack.
"a czerwca Wagner VS.. Young.
| lipca Moran VS.. Tilley.
4 lipca Moran VS.. Nelson.
8 lipca Moran VS.. Penn.
Is lipca Moran VS.. Laferty.
% lipCa Kernahan VS.. ZWiefka.
| % lipca Kernahan VS.. CantweI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

los. J6zef Kalnski, 1922 1916 Girard III.
lO7. Fran. Katz, 1928 1924 w. North ave.
los. LISA Germanowich, 2S0S 1902 Wabansia ave.
100. Fl. Steve Seimuelis, 1873 1921 Girard III.
ITO. Ludwik DianoWski, 1886 1920 Elston ave.
III. Antoni Marlikowski. 2247 1927 N. Ashland aye.
112. Ignacy Lachac, Poll 1928 Girard ul.
113. Max Maximena. 1872 2122 Girard III.
ia. Joe Prenaj,is, 271S 1909 n. Ashland ave.
us. Nicholas Meschecek, IS 2176 Elston ave.
116. Konstanty Drewniak, 652 PIG n. Ghard III.
III. Stanislaw Musielewicz, 927 1915 Armitage ave.
lis. Adolf Andrecki, 2S6S 1853 Hervey I'll.
119. Jan Proksa, 1884 1857 n. Lincoln ul.
12O. Alex. Szulz, 7$9 2O35 Winchester ave.
121. Jerry Sperra, 1751 1929 n. Lincoln ul
122. Frank Bike. COL 1920 Hervey ul.
12&. Pasho Cherumagich, 1922 1921 Cortland I'll.
124. Walter Lemanski. 1l46 1888 n. Lincoln I'll.
125. Leonard Rondak, 1903 1925 Armitage ave.
1916 Stanislaw Gofron, 2319 1920 Wabansia ave.
1877. Jozef Kopicki, 1895 1907 Cortland III.
12S. Paul Wolakis. 2479 1916 Wabansia ave.
1919 John Is Sinte sos 2(}3 n. Lincoln III.
100. Michal Kozak. 1872 2317 Lister ave.
131. George VIM. Wangrow, 1771 1925 n. Winchester ave
1872. Franciszek Piote-ch, S3 2O29 N Wood I'll.
132. Ludwik Borowski, As 225S Lister ave.
14 Walter Wovsiatt 1920 1888 Winchester ave.
135 Jan Cienkus, 1851 1S43 n. Winchester ave.
1876. Jozef Woss, 1899 1885 Girard ul.
1877. Vincenzo Ilga. 1858 1906 w. North ave.
1873. Andrew Datkunes, 244l 1852 W. North ave.
139. Mikoiaj \. Pawelski, 2749 1909 Wabansia ave.
14n Piotr Poczos. 1928 1914 n. Ashland ave.
141. Edward Shuiskol, 1886 1872 N. Lincoln I'll.
142. Bernard Krukowski, 223 2119 n Robey III.
143 J6zef Sierach. 2O66 1928 Girard ul.
IA Andrew Ber Borucki. 144l PA n. Paulna III.
145 Konstantv szulewicz, III 1888 Elston ave.
146. Stanislaw RzecZycki, 23S l7l@ n. Marshfleld ave.
147. Aleksander Gornica, 602 2172 Elston ave
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

Kapela odegra W Ameryce nd
tenn zcbraniu pc raz pierwszy no
wy n~arodowy hymn rosyjskl.
Pred zebraniem odbedzie sic
,~,lucheOn' ola komisyi W klubie
Sadie and Cycle Club. Prem
Wac beda Arthur Meekcr. Mer
rift Starr. Mitchell Berg, W. [
Abbott, Matthew VOL. reprezel
tant Rosyan W Ameryce, ktory
jeszcze ME zosta} wybrany i sam
ambassador rosyjski &. 4. Bach
meticw.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
- Scion ligi polskici kOhczy sig
dnia 14so pazdziernika.

- Walka d~zicWiQtck amatOrskich
o. puhar Roberta Swe:tzer'a i media
lie Tearney'ego oraz szampIonat a.
matorski miasta Chicago i powiatu
Cook - r~ozpOcZyna sic niedzie-
le. dnia 1890 sierpnia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

z~akonczyli, a iuz ki,ku Z tutejszycA
promotor6w sportu zakiada nova Ii
ge graczy W pike MONA (footbalD.
Liga ia skladaG sic ma z dw6ch dy-
wizyi; graczy wagi nieo2raniczonej
i graczy wagi $40 funt6w. Dotych-
czas zap!sali sic klubowcy: Cornell
MaroonS, %TOrnadOes i ThOrns.
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- Jeszcze scion pilkarze sw6j ME
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

Sis poborowych. korzy naleza do pierwszego powoania " S6-tym
dystyrkcie maja sic " piatek stawit do egzaminacyi W szkoe publcznej
Drummonda. PREY rou uHc Cortland i Lincoln. jest nastepujacy:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02
: Dnia 1go Iub SGD wrze mia,

- Dnia 1go Tub $50 wrze mia, w
mieScie Toledo, Ohio ma sic rozpo-
czaC scrva kontest6w dziewiatek o
STANDPOINT $wiatowv Stowarzyszenia
pi'karsh:ego y. n. National Baseball
Federation. Pom'edzv innemi be-
die takze i dz:ewiatka r~eprezentuja-
ca mi1sto Ch:c:go a te wybrac ma
Jared tuteis~r przez urzadzeu!e Sc
rvi Chica gOsE'ch kt6re D~rawdono-
dobnie rozpoczna sic Gnia 11go sierp
mia
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q NO r


- Dria 5go sicrpnia rozcgranc he
da oStatnie konteSty dziewiatek z
ligi katolickiej o szampiOnat oddzia-
}owy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-02

byli wyjqG rewolwery. Otoczyll
w6z poIicyjny Z rabusiami / pod
grGzb4 rcwolwerow toro"ali dr.
re przez cizbe, kt0rq tylko oba-
wa palnej broni wstrzymaia Cd
wvdarcia rabusi0w i wymlerze-
MIA i'm sumarycznej sprawicdl1-
wo:ri. TAX przez k;ika blokow
postwar sig w6z policyjny Z wie2
miami i cskortq. az maggie otwo-
rzenie sic cizby dalo woznlcy pc
Iicyjnemu sp~csobnosc wydoStd-
MA sig Z tIumu, Z kt6rej tn sko-
rzyStai.
Dwai aresztowani rabusit
wraz l. trze1na innymi wSpolnlEr
mi zatrzymali szeSciu robotnikow
w chwili gdv wyszli z fabryki
Steward-Warncr Co.. PREY Di'
vcrscv Parkway. W kt6rej byll
zatrudnieni. Icdnemu Z robotni-
kow zaJrali S dolar0w, d drugie-
mu j. dolardw. Pc rabunku rabn
sic poczeli uciekat, a "a mimi ich
oiiarv. Po drolze przylqczyli sit
do mich przechodnie. ~ScigajacH
tium .uroSl wkr0tce dc ni6zwyk
iych rozmiar6W, gdv dw0ch rabu
slow w~rcszcie ujeto na rogu Ash
land / Wrightwood. gdzie tylk
Szybkic przybycie wielkiej licz-
by policyant1w uratowa}o rabu-
slow cd Smierci ma suchej gale
ri.
Ujeci nazywaja sic: Edward
Goldberg, Fam. pnr. PIP DE
kdlb ave. i David Bergh. 223j
W. Eta III.