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The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
ROBBY STANDING BY
BROOKLYN BALL Club
National League Champions Have
Failed to Live Up to Standard.


New York. July Alt is seldom that
a championship ball club suffers dis
integration within q year after win
ming a pennant, yet this Is what will
happen to the champion Brooklyn
Dodgers unless present signs fail COM
pletely.
Uncle wilbert Robinson Is standing
by his club like the good. loyal old
soul he Is. despite the paintings 1t
has received from all quarters. He
insists that the Dodgers are not a
joke ball club. and he predicts that
before the present season ends they
will prove that they rank with the
upper 100 in the National League.
Yet, with all OF Bobby's loyalty the
fact remains that Charles Holiday
Ebbets, the portly prexy Of these
same Dodgers, Is collecting q squad
Of new and younger players.
The venerable Squire of Flatbush,
according to the best informed wags,
is planning to rehabilitate his ball
club before the season Of 1918 rolls
around. He wants q thoroughly re-
juvenated team to put on the National
League firing line. and 1t looks now
that some of the aged Dodger stars
are doomed to feel the impact of the
axe at the close of the present season.
Ebbets has few II any Of his present
players signed up for more than the
season of 1917. Most of the Dodger
contracts will expire with the closing
Of the present season and only the
players who have shown Ebbets that
they are capable Of playing major
league baseball from April till October
will be kept.
1t Is not timely to suggest which
Of the Dodger players are likely to
be dropped. but that four or five OF
them, at least, must make way for
a new crop Of players being groomed
by Ebbets and Uncle Robby seems
TO be a certaint y.
Brooklyn has secured Infielder
O'Rourke from the Utica club and
expects to make a star out of him.
Bill Leard, until recently the play
manager Of the Spokane club. was
recently purchased by the Dodgers.
and lines are out for others. The
younger members of the present Dod-
ger stan have been showing unusual
PioinAse' dAu ~ dppedTs hOW Iudl cU-
bets has set about to build up a
younger ball club.
Among players secured within the
last year the Dodgers have a number
OF youngsters. or near youngsters, in
Jimmy Smythe, Jimmy Hickman, Leon
Cadore, Bill Russell and Jack Snyder.
Smythe is an infielder. Snyder
catcher, Hickman an outflelder and
Russell and Cadore are pitchers, the
latter an especially promising hurler.
who has shown real major league
class.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Runs-watt. Goldstein C9. Harris C2). IngIey
tg. johnson, Pioz1et, wentzel. Roberts C2l.
Owens, Denisou. sillex. Kendrick. J. Kendrick.
Errors-wstt, Ingley. Williams. johnson. Piozz-
ett, Kelly, Wentzel Owens. Sillex. Ayers.
Earned runs-Nayy. 6; Va. Grays, S. First base
by errors-Nsry, /; Va. Grsys, L Left on bases
Navy, 10; Va Grays 10. First base on balls
Of Piozzet, s; of Ayers 5; of Crsphey. 2
Hits made-of Ayers. in inning; OF Page.
, in / inning: Of Craphey. 4 in innings.
Struck out-By Piozset. Il; by Ayers. /; by
Page. 1: by Craphey. Z. Three base hits-wstt.
Goldstein, Denpison. Two-base hits-Horns-
berger, Harris. Stolen bsses-watt Kentnell
Smoos (2), Owens. Sillex- Double play-Kelly
to SiIlex Hit by pitcher-By Pioz1et tovens):
by Ayers Cwstt. Piczzet). Wild pitch-Ayea
Passed ball-watt Unpires-Messrs McDonald
and Knighuingale. Time Of gzme-2 bours
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
REDS LAND DOUBLE
BILL FROM DODGERS

Brooklyn. N. Y, July 2.-Cincinnati
was merciless with Brooklyn today
grabbing both games of a double
header, six to two and nine to one.
The score by innings:
RI E
Cincinnati. ......o 30oo1-s Ii o
Brooklyn.....0 o o o o o o. II o
Schneider and Clarke; Cadore. Rus
sell and Miller and NJ Wheat and
Meyers. Umpires, Byron and Quigley.
Second game;
RH e
Cincinnati. .....I o o0o2o 90 Il Q
Brooklyn. o o. o o o Ii 10 s
Mitchell and Clarke; Pfeffer. Mil
Jus and n. Wheat Umpires Quig-
iAy and Byron.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
Nationals Hand Zeros ST. Columbia
FRANCIS oUIMET DRAFTED.

Boston. July n-Francis Oui-
met, who last week won the West
ern amateur golf championship,
was one Of the first Is men draft
ed from the wealthy town Of
Brookline Figuring exemptions,
he will be among the first men
called.
So many of the Boston wealthy
young men and athletes have join
ed the college regiments that the
draft had little effect in Boston's
wealthiest families.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
SECOND GAME.

Runs-Hign, Msrsns. Bush t2l. Witt t2),
Cobb t2), Nelch t2l. Heilman. stanags. Mitch
ell. Errocs-Bush C3. MAisel. Baker. Two
babss hits-Bush C1. Cobb. Heilman. Three
base hit-Neach. Home run-H:gh. Sacrifice
hits-Cobb. Mitchell. Heilnsn. Stolen bases
-Vssch. Cobb C2l. Bush MsrSans. Miller. Dou-
bic plsy-Young to Bush to HeilmAn. Left on
bases-Ncw York. 5; Detroit, O. Bases On balls
on Mitchell, .; of Shawkey. l.: Of Russell. l.
Struck out-By Mitchell, }; bs Monroe. /: by
Shswkey, 5. Hit BY pitcher-By Russell (Har-
perl: BY Monroe (Harperl. Hits and earned
runs-On Russell. 5 hits runs in Is innings
q men on in secondl of Shawkey, 5 hits, run
in 4 % inning; of Monroe hits runs in
innings; OF Mitcnell, hits runs in 9 innings.
First base on errors-New York, /; Detroit z
Umpires-Messrs. Mccormick Nallin and Owens
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
CARDINALS TAKE TWIN
BILL FROM PHILLIES

Philadelphia, July A.-St. Louis took
both games from the Phillies today,
to 5. and to 8. In both contests
the Cardinals Jagged in the early
stages, coming strong In the latter
innings. The score by innings:
R.H.E.
st. Louis .........0 020OO0O2s-7 10 2
Philadelphia .....1 22O0-5 2
Batteries-Doak. Horstman, Ames
and Gonzales; Rixey. Lavender and
killifer. Umpires-Messrs. Harrison
and O'Day.
Second game:e
R.H.E.
st. Louis .........0 210O-5 2
Philadelphia .....0 21O00 0OO0-3 l
Batteries-Watson, Horstman and
Snyder; oeschger, Bender and Burns.
Umpires-O'Day and Harrison.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
FORT HUNT DEFEATS
+. INTERSTATE CLUBMEN

Fort Hunt took the first game played
by their newly organized team yester-
day from the Interstate nine by a s.
to-1 count.
Johnson and Mckinney did the
mound work for the soldiers, allowing
but one hit each, Johnson working
six innings and Mckinney finishing
the contest.
Whiting, toelng the rubber for the
visitors, was weak at times and al
lowed post team batters many
chances to score.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
CARMEN DEFEATED
BY THE ATHLETICS

BY a score of 5 to ., the Car De-
partment Club of the Railroad Leag que
was defeated by the Athletics yester-
day afternoon at Columbia Park
Pat Dineen, the Athletics young
southpaw, pitched a fine game and
the support his teammates gave him
was first class, the opposition never
having a chance to score. The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
-., ----I
AOd1L1.-... - z 81 Totals N - Il

Charity batted for Leonard in N. .,,A..
Pratt batted for Hamilton in the eighth
nssninston. o o o oo. os
Huns,C. Milan. Rice n. Menoskey and
AinSnith- Errur-Rice. shotton and Iarsn
1To base hit-Rice. Double plav-Fost.- 20
snsnks TO Judge. Stolen base-sloan- Fin,t
q oase On oals-Of Rogers, 2; on Hamilton. /: of
5arpG. Struck out-By Rogers. /; by Ham.
HIon, l; y koob. 4; by Harper, :. Pitching
Hamilton IN Sl-3 inninss; on Koob ~
inning. Left on baSe-st Louis, 7; washington
Unpires-MesEs. Hildebrand and Evans
Tine of game-l hour and IS minnie.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
OVERTIME BATTLE
LANDED BY GIANTS

New York, July 2.-The Giants and
Pirates battled ten innings today
with the former emerging victors
four to three. Pittsburgh played
loosely in the field. The score by
innings:
RI e
Pittsburgh. L 90 2ooooo oss 6
New York. % Oh o1ooo1 x-s4
Grimes and Schmidt. sallee and
Rariden. Umpires. Riglsr and Emsiis.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
NAVY CLUB DEFEATS
THE VIRGINIA GRAYS

The fast Navy team journeyed to
Alexandria, Va. yesterday and sent
the Virginia Grays down to a s-to-S
defeat. Piozzet and Watt performed
for the Navy nine. while Ayers, Page
and Croppey faced the Navy batters.
The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Runs-McCarthy. Limeric, vsun, Montague
and Flaherty. Errors -Bowles. stsnsbury and
Allensworth IN. Three-base hit-yaun.. Two
base hit-Limeric. Stolen bases-F1aherty Blan-
ton and Noone. First base On balls-On
Hughes, 5; of Dineen, 2. Struck out-By
HSghes. 5; by Dineen, g.. Wild pitch-Dineen.
Pased ball-Haser. Umpires-MeSsrs. Hurd and
BoatInan.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
Rival Speed Kings in Match Race

Omaha, Neb., July H.-Four automo-
bile race drivers, Ralph Muiford, Ira
Vail. Louis Chevrolet, and Earl Coop
er. winners Of this years races, will
meet on the Omaha speedway in a
match race. either July % or August
4 The distance has not yet been
decided. but it is believed it will be
$50 miles.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Runs-Schang Speaker and Evans. Errors
Dugan, Cha1nan and Klepfer Two-base hit
Bodie. Sacrifice hits-Groyer, Klcpfer, Roth
and Bcdie. Stolen bases-Evans and Billings.
Double play-Charman to Wsmbsganss to Guisto.
First base on balls-Of Noyes, 2; off Klepfer,
!. Struck out-By Noyes, ?; by Klepfer, J.
Cmpires-Messrs. Moriarity and Connolly
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
BARNES HAS BEST
OF PITCHING DUEL

Boston. July H.-Barnes outpitched
Demaree today and the Braves were
victors, to 1. in a fast game. The
score by innings:
RH.E.
Chicago .......-.oeo1ooooo-1 9 0
Boston ...........o1o1o0 s 0
Batteries-Hendrix and Wilson;
Barnes and TrasesssR Umpires-Klem
ana Bransfs,d ~
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
Linton, Of Basketball Fame, Married

John Linton, one Of the owners Of
the Jasper Eastern League basket
ball club, and Miss Florence Emma
shenk were married on Thursday.
After their honeymoon they will be
at home. after September L. at $40
North Eleventh street. Philadel-
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
TIGERS TAKE TWIN
BILL FROM YANKEES

Detroit, July H.-The Tigers twice
defeated the Yankees today. the first
game in ten innings, 4 to 3, and the
second easily, II to 2. The scores:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
DARKNESS HALTS THE
CHICAGO-BOSTON GAME

Chicago, July 2--Chicago and Bos-
ton went fifteen innings TO q 5-to-5
tie, darkness stopping the contest The
score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
ATHLETICS LOSE GAME
TO THE INDIANS, 2 TO |

Cleveland. Ohio. July 21.-The Mack
men failed to get the breaks today
and took the small end of a 2-to-1
score The score:
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Runs-J Collins tZ, Weaver, Jscks1n Ris
berg. Barry Hobitzel Gardner, HOopeT and
Ruth. Euors-Weayer t2l. Z. Collins. Jackson,
Risberg and FabeT. TWo-base hitS-Scntt J.
Collins C2l, GaincT End Walsh. Three-base hits
Jackson. Walsh and Risberg. Sacrifice hits
Hooper. Gardner ~. Weaver e. and Barry.
Stolen hases-E. Collins C2) and Thomas First
base on balls-oh FSher. !; of Dznforth. .; of
Leonard. ?: of Ruth. 2 Hit by ritcher-
SchaIk. Pmpires-MesSrS Dincen and o'LouSh-
lin. Time of game hous
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Runs-Hish t9, Walters. Bush Cg and Stan
age. Three-hase hits-Cobb CH. Two-base hits
-Maisel and Stanage. Sacrifice hits-Maisel.
Witt, Aragon and Love. SsGihc hy-Pipp.
Stolen bsses-High, Peckinpsugh and Bush q.
Double play-Aragon to Maisel to Pipp. First
base on bells-0f Love, 6; OF James, STRUCK
out-By Love. Z; by James, }. Left On bases
New Yort, 6; Detroit. ). Umpires-MeszS
Owens, Mccormick and Nallin.
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22
REX CLUB DEFEATS
0WINGS, Md. NINE

owings, Nd, July 21.-The fast Rex
Athletic Club team Of Washington
today sent the home team down to a
4-to-5 defeat as both clubs battIed
over the route for the long end OF the
score.
Some of the best fielding seen in
this vicinity was put forth during this
game by Hutchinson, who played
shortstop for the home club, while
Roache, the washingtonians' third
baseman. performed will around that
hag
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Crawford tatted for James In the eighth.
Zone out when winning run was scored
New York............ oool loIoo oS
Detroit. t...............l o ] o o o o o IA
The Washington herald., 1917-07-22

Walker halted for Thomas in the eighth.
NcMullin batted for Fsber in the sixth
Lynn batted for DHnfoTth in the fourteenth.
Murphy ran for LINN in the fourteenth
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
Zyw0t
Ko$ciuszki
Wstep.

Ma}y StaS i siostrzyczka jego
Zosia uczyli sic bardzo chetnie hi
storyi polskicj. Umieli tel g}adko
opowiadac o Piascic, Mieczysia--
vie i Dabrowcc oraz o czynach
Bolcsfawa Wielkiego, kt6ry uczy
nil PolSkc Slawna i wielka. Take
mali juz panowanic kazimicrza
WieIkicgo, Jadwigi, Zygmunta
Augusta i innych. RadoSc chwyta
Ia "a SERGE, gdy sic slySzalo, jak
tc pilne dzicci opowiadaly dobrzc
dzicjr Polski.
! Ojcicc tel, aty ich pilnoSc W
naukach a mianoWicic W history
pol>kicj wynagrodzic. wzial ich Z
SODA, kiedy sic uda| W podroz do
krakowa. ZaSwiStaIa para - OIL
cicc Il dziccmi wSiadl do parowc-
90 wozu. a wnrt. nibv IA Skrzyd-
,lach. poprdzili W SWAT dalcki.Sta
>iowi i Zo>i billy zywirj Scrdu>zka
ma wspomnicnic. Zr znbacza stare
Zvtnv Krakow, nicydvS Stolicc ma
Szcyo narodu. ydzir S~poczywajal
polscy kr6lowir i bohatcrowic.
Pc kilkunastu yodZinach pod
ROXY ukazaly sic w dali murykra
kowa. Widac .juz Mayacka wieze
koSciola Fanny Maryi i wiczr ka-
itcdrv na Wawclu, oraZ innych ko
Sciolow. Patrza dzirci. il wtcm o.
dczwir sic ZoSia: "C1z to - go
IA. tam IA miaSteme'
! Spojrzy ojcicc i rZcczc: "To
mogi}a koSriu>zki.' Nicwiclc .jc
Szczc dzicci wicdzialv o koSciu>z.
exc. gdyz uczyl.y sic dopiero W hi
Storyl polSkiej o Sobieskim. jed.
make pc krotkim namySlc PREY
'pomniaiy Sobic. zc W domu rodzi.
COW wish ma Scianie obraz kosciu
ski trzymajacc miccz W reku.
Dzicci prosily ojca, ably i'm o.
D~OWicdZial q kOScinSzcp-. 60 tpnIp
chetnic uczynil. a opowiadal tax
zajmujaco. zc dzieci juz ME pa
trzaly ma Krakow az wys}uchaly
|opowiadania. Wtem zaSwista}a pa
IA, a nied}ugo stanai pociag ia
dworcu W krakowie.
Poniewaz juz bylo pod wicczor,
przeto ME poszed} ojciec z dice
mi do miasta, ale pozosta} W do
mu zajezdnym, ably wypoczac pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
.11WN VIA Rus Hltek, ,dipiia .2288.sss i 1917.

81 |aj ten - iak wiadomo odkryl
fysztof Kolumb, 1492 s v: pol
bcnej czesci tel drugiej,p66}kuli
eza nasze Stany Zjednoczone.
Pred stu laty t. j. okolo 1774 ::
'zostawafy Stany Zjednoczone pod
panowaniem Anglik6w. CT .bardzo
uciskali mieszkanc6w, vice lud z
bronia w reku przeciw Anglikow
W r. ITS powsta}. Me mieli Anne
rykanie wiele wojska, ami dobrej
broni i fortec, ale zagrzani milo
'scia wolnosci, bill sic doskonafe.
Ma szczescie mieli dzielnego wo--
dza WashingtQna, meza pelnego
cnoty i mi}ujacego mad zycie vol
nose. Me byliby jednakowoz dali
sobie Amerykanie rady, gdyby i'm
ME byli pomogli Francuzi.
Ot6z i nasz Kosciuszko pop}y-
mai morzem do Ameryki i ofiaro-
wal swa pomoc Amerykanom, wal
czac.ym IA swobode. TAX to Pola-
cy zawsze spieszyli ucisnionym z
pomoca.
iCiag daisy nastapi.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
Nv hlku slowach''

Nv klku slowach" piszc
pan Ernest T%antant, Jr. z Ham,
cock City, Mich, - "zamierzam
|opowiedziec wan, lie .jestcm nadz
wyczaj zadowolony Z Ora. Piotra
Gomozo. By}em W tax nadwatlo-
mem zdrowiu, il ME by}em W sta
ME wykonywac mel piracy. Przez
uzycic tego lekarstwa odzyska--
lem nc zdrowic i silly i moge sic
oddawac mym zajeciom z powro-
TEN. Zyskuje r6wnicz ma wadze.
Wobcc tego .jestem zadowolony,
re zapoznalem sic y Ora. Piotra
Gomozo. Zawsze bede je utrzymy
wal W mym domu."
Otto opowiesc, powtarzana wko
10: by}em chory, obecnie jestem
zdr0w, wskutek uzywania tego
|starego lekarstwa zio}owego."
Ora. Piotra Gomozo ME mona ma
bye W aptekach. Specyalni agen-
|ci dostarczaja je ludziom wprost
do ludzi 2 laboratoryum fabry--
kant6w, DR.. Peter Fahrney &Sons
Co., 1925 So. Hoyne ave. Chica-
go, III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

wschodem Aonca juz dzieci VISTA
~, ably co PREDICT zwiedzac pa
miatki Krakowa.
Ojciec TIDAL sic najprz6d z ME
mi do Kosciela Katedralnego. c.,
dnie przedstawila sic ich oczon
ia %wspania1a swiatynia. oblan;
zlocistem swiatlem wzbijaceg'
Isle w koscide s}onca. Wlasnie Cd
bywala sic W koSciele msza sw
kt6rej naboznie wysluchali. Po-
TEN zaczeli obchodzic wnetrze k;
tedry. Najprz6d obejrzeli gr6l
sw. Stanis}awa ma srodku koscio
la. Stas cieszyl sic niewymownie
lie widzia} gr6b swego Patrona
Nastepnie ogladali pomniki i krt
low polskich, a mianowicie kazi
mierza Wielkiego, Wladyslaws
Lokietka, kazimierza Jagiellon.
czyka. kaplice Zygmuntowska
inne, a W koncu weszli do sklepr
pod ziemia. Tu pokaza} ojciec
dzieciom trumne Sobieskiego, o.
broncy Wiednia, j ksiecia Jozefa
Poniatowskiego, a nareszcie ka-.
mienny sarkofag czyli grobowicc,
kryjacy W sobie zw1oki KoSciusz
XII. Skromny ten sarkofag, wyku
t.y Z szarego kamienia ozdobiony
p}askorzezba koSciuszki, uczynil
divine w%razncie ma ojcu i die
ciach. Stane}y i'm Ivy w oczach ma
wspomnienie wielkiego VODKA Z
pod Raclawic, ktory tax poteznic
W scrcach polskich rozbudzi} mi
lose Ojczyzny. Upadli wszyscy ma
kolana i zm0wili pacicrz IA du--
SIZE bohatcra, ktory "a zycia bro
nil s}awy i niepodleglosci swego
narodu, a pc zgonic. niby ani6}
opiekunczy, czuwa mad nasza Zic
mia, zagrzewajac scrca polskic
do mi}oSci i poswiecenia "a Matke
Ojczyzne. StaS i Zosia Z rozrzew-
nicnicm i uszanOwanicm dotkneli
sic grobowca, a ojcu p%rzyrzckli.
ze Gale zycic beda dobrymi Pola-
kami, zc kochac i pielegnowac be-
da troskliwic .jezyk polski. zwy--
cza.jc, pieSni. Ike IA przykladem
kosciuSzki i lud wiejSki polski
mi}owac beda i re nigdy a nigdy
ME zapomna, Zc PoIakami sic IT,
rodZili i Polakami umra. RozcZu-
Iony ojcicc pob}ogoslawil dobrc
dzicci.
kiedy wvszli Z kosciola rzek}
ojciec: ''Dokad tcraz p6jdzicmy?
Czy do koSciolu Fanny Maryi?
ely obcjrzcc wszcchnice Jagicl--
lon>ka, albo NOE chcccic jcchac
do Wicliczki, ably zobaczycc SHAW
ne kopalnic Soli?' - Ma to cd
rzckiy jcdnozgodnic dzicci: "Nic
ojczc kochany, my prosimy. abyS
mas zaprowadzil ma mogile naszc
90 kochancgo KoSciuSzki." O,jcicc
spclni} chetnic ich %zyczcnic. wzia}
1edy dorozkc i pojecha} T. nicmi
za miasto. u bijacem screen wStr
powa}y dzicci ma mogile. Ma
.szczycic uirzaly pro>ty kamicn
napiScm: koSciuSzcc. a obok roS-
bale / czcrwonc kwiatki
Observation-Disclosures. C%'zaru.jacv wi
dok prZcdstawil sic ich oczom. u
,jcdnej strony laSy. tam rowniny.
Vista. tn powazny Krakow
T. Swemi wiezycami. owdzie dalej
jakby W mglc. rysujace sic ia tie
niebios, o.jczystc naszc karpaty.
Dzieci byly zachwycone. A tn o.
cicc zaczyna i'm opowiadac 0 ko-
S%ciuSzcc. kosynierach. o jego
wielkicj dobroczynnosci i W og0-
lie Gale zycic i sprawy, a mianowi
Gle ME zapomniaf dodac. re Ko-
kochal bardzo dzieci.
Ach! by}a to szczeSliwa chwila
Ola dzieci. moe najszczeSliwsza
W zyciu.
0 zapewne i wy, kochany die
ci polskie. jecha}ybyscie z maj
wieksza checia do Krakowa, ably
widziec grob i mogile KoSciusz--
XII. Moe sic kiedys spe}nia vase
zyczenia a tymczasem spamietaj-
Gle sobie dobrze zywot i czyny
Kosciuszki, spisane pod}ug opo--
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28

Wierzyciel: - Vice pan ciagle
jeszcze ME pieniedzy, ably
mi zap}acic? Czy pan myslisz, re
mi to sprawia przyjemnoSc, teraz
w zimic co dzien W Snicgu i desz-
ecu do pana chodzic?
Dluznik - Ale niechze sic pan
uspokoi, przeciez lima przcminic,
Il nastapi pc niej wiosna.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
srRAszNA sbnERc.

- Slyszales JUL 0 TEN, re Kar-
ci1ski zalama1 sic. ma lodzie j uto-
malt
Moi Boze, jakiez to okropne.
|Dn, co nigdy hopli vody. Do psst
ME braf,ne.ial % jej TIE aslx-
sksE!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-12-28
DIVINE.

= Eapij sic zemna czarncj ka-
Wy.
- Dziekuje CT. Jak Pile czarna
to ME moge spac.
- L mnic przeciwnie. Jak spie
to ME moge pic %czarnej kawy.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-10-14
CLEAN UP WELL
FOR COMING FAIR
SANITARY DEPARTMENT WANTS
A PRETTY CLEAN TOWN FOR
FAIR VISITORS

Chief Sanitary Inspector Bussey
wants to remind the house keepers
and the busy business men down
town. everybody else that the
county fair is soon to be opened and
there will be thousands of visitors
here merry making and looking at
what they can find to commend He
wants the streets and the walks and
the alleys and the cellars and the
back pards, all looking spick and span
and shining as if the scrug day fore
ces had just passed.
The city sanitary department prom
Uses to do all their full duty if the
people will do theirs and Cordele will
be in Sunday dress when the fair op-
ems. That's what the chief inspec-
tor wants. That's what he asks you
to do. Please be good enough to re-
member and see that the premises are
looking fine when the fair is opened.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-10-14
SALE HEARD ESTATE
VERY SUCCESSFUL
SIXTEEN HOUSES AND NUMBER
OF VACANT LOTS INCLUDED
IN SALE

The sala of residence property be
longing to the Heard estate, conduct
ed in Cordele Thursday by the At
lantic Land Company, was very sue
cessful, all OF the property put on the
market bringing good prices. Eleven
houses and several vacant lots in west
Cordele and two houses and strip
Of land on the National Highway,
Northern Heights, went in the sale
DR.. j. A. Ward purchased several
houses; ]. w Gleaton, well known
farmer, and NJ. Perry, another good
farmer of the county invested in a
good share of the properly. Among
tho other purchasers were ]. A Dor
man, w H. Culpepper and ]. T. Cole
man.
Judge w F. George of the State
Supreme court. was in the city look
ing after the interests in the sale of
the Heard estate, together with Paul
e. Leonard, of Vienna and Mr. O.
M. Heard of this city.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1917-10-14
FOUR minute MEN
WILL TALK BONDS
M. M. EAKES is LOCAL CHAIRMAN
OF ORGANIZATION FOR I'M
PORTANT TOPICS

NJ M. Fakes has been named Local
Chairman of -Four Minute Men and
has an organization already perfecte-
ed consisting of a large number of
representative citizens of the com
munity. These -Four Minute Men"
appear at the Palace Moving Picture
Theatre from time to time and make
speeches on topics of national impor-
lance.
This is an organization operating
under the direction of the United
States Government, through the proc
lamation and with the hearty APPROX
al of the President It's activities eX
tend over the entire country and has
already proven very helpful in dissem
mating valuable information and
arousing people to keener sense of
their duty
The topics discussed are assigned
frcm Washington, and the subject
now under discussion is "The Second
Liberty Loan for 1917" On this sub
ject, Mr.. Fakes has made the follow.
ing assignments:
l. "The Loan a Test of Loyalty
Monday, Oct. Is. O. T. Cover
2. Soldiers Win Battles; Wealth
Wins Wars" Wednesday, Oct. II
Jas. H. Brown.
3. The More Money, the Less
Blood" Thursday, Oct Is. A. R. Gates
4. "a Liberty Bond-A Safe Invest
ment," Friday, Oct. 10. E. F. Stroller
5. Safety First Saturday, Oct
90 T. J. Macarthur.
6. Safe Keeping" Monday, Oct
%. John Moore Walker
7. Convertible Privileges" Tues
day. Oct. 90 w. Fl. Doris.
8. price and Profit" Wednesday
Oct. "a. W. P. Fleming.
9. Savings Most DISTRIBUTION
Mans Opportunity" Thursday, Oct
25. r. l.. Huffman.
10. "No Taxes-terms," Friday
Oct, 26. F. G. Boatright.
IL appeal is Direct to the People,
Saturday, Oct. 81. L. V. Whipple.