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The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
In Great Scheme of Things Alabama's Two-Quart
 Law Must Go
LAWRENCE FACTION
 IS SAID TO OPPOSE
Lobby Wing, However, Will Fight in Next Legislature to Pass Bill Taking Advantage of the
 Webb-Kenyon Act
By HUGH W. ROBERTS

Washington, January 17.-(spccia While the Rev. Brooks Lawrence, perintendent of the Alabama Anti Saloon league. intimated to the cor respondent of The Age-HeraId that he favored continuation of present pro- hibition Limitations in Alabama, 1t is learned that by the national officials of the anti-saloon organization pres- Eure has brought to benr to the end that in every dry state the screws be turned to the limit.
 WILL TIGHTEN LAWS By virtue of the action of the supreme court in declaring the Webb enyon anti shipping bill constitutional, prohibition ists admit that they no longer have an excuse in permitting any liquor to enter a dry state. In Alabama and every other commonwealth under the dominion of the dry bosses it is the plan of the national organization to make stronger existing statutes. In consequence, in the next ses- sion of the legislature an attempt will be made to amend present laws so that the two-qua rts-pe limitation will be eliminated
 PROS" ARE DIVIDED
 In this connection it has leaked out in Washington that among the Lawrence for that faction known as the lobby It Is said that the Lawrence faction would permit conditions to stand as they are rather than run the risk of losing present advantages. while the lobby faction would make Alabama as dry as a bone.
 AS TO CANDIDATES
 Tn addition, 1t is reported the two fac tions cannot agree on a gubernatorial candidate. The Lawrence faction would support Thomas E. Kilby of Anniston, it Is said. while the Hobby would get be- hind N. D. Denson of Opelika, or in the event of his declining to run. Fred M. Jackson of Birmingham.
 0fficia's of -tte national prohibition or ganization intimate that L. B. Musgrove will not finish the race in which Phil Painter Is said to have injected him.
 MUSGROvE WAS SURPRISED
 
 In corroboration of a statement made in signed article in The Age-Herald Tuesday morning to the effect that the an- nouncement of L. B. Musgrove was with out authority, it is known that the candi- date was aware of his predicament just trifle before the correspondent of The Age-Herald was made aware.
 When asked the details of his candi- dacy, Mir Musgrove shook his head He asked to read the correspondent's tele- gram. He did so. And rnen he said:
 T know no more than you do I re- ceived telegram myself just a moment ago. I will have to look into the matter. may have something to say later
 Since the facts have become known in Alabama it would no longer serve pur- pose to regard as confidential the truth that MT. Musgrove did not announce him. self by his own action . candidate.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
SIO, 900, ,OOO Estimated Loss

steamship brokers the monetary
 
 approximately $1OOOOoo me $50000 $l0oo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
Carried Americans

said
  reported German having shipped
  Wilmington Del
  the uPont Powder a
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
Investigation by Rules Com mittee Comes to Sudden
 Halt With Suggestion
HUGHES MENTIONED
 s THE RIGHT MAN
? 2 -myer Is Another Lawyer Who , ly Be Called in to Conduct In- Y , vestigation-Probe Is Now
 to Be Broadened

NashInKton, January 17.-Empow- d to employ counsel and expert
 ,ck exchange accountants and given 30 days longer to report, the House rules committee today temporarily halted its pence note leak hearings to consider what lawyer shall be sought to direct the broadening inquiry. It was announced that there would be no public session tomorrow and probably no other testimony will be heard until the new plans have been perfected and counsel familinrixed with the situation.
 In the meantime prominent financiers and bankers summoned as witnesses probably will be permitted to return home to await further cali. Many witnesses and the usual throng of spectators were in the committee room this morning when word came that there would be no hear ing today while the committee sought further powers from the House.
 WHY COUNSEL NEEDED
 Action by the House in granting coun- sel followed statements on the floor by 
 that they already were embarrassed as investigators, in view of the dragging in of names of high government officials. Representative Garrett, speaking for the committee, announced that for this req son the committee henceforth would as- sume 8 Judicial attitude with special counsel to direct the investigation and to interrogate witnesses.
 HENRY WAS ABSENT
 Deliberations in the House and in the committee were conducted in the absence of Chairman Henry, whose veracity re- garding his confidential conference with Thomas w. Lawson was challenged yes terday by the Boston financier. Repre- sentative Pou acted as chairman.
 During the debate in the House both democratic and republican members of the committee asserted their faith in MT Henry and denied that the chairman would withdraw from the inquiry.
 The problem of choosing competent coer sagisfaes dry ss ttsf45ersts and res pub ans admittedly is difficult. In al late Afternoon meeting and again tonight the majority members considered the mat ter and arranged to notify the repub-
 tcontinued on Page seven)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
VICTORIOUS ON KAsINO


 In the Kasno and Suchitza valleys. the Russians are still vigorously on the of fersive and at one point have succeeded in gaining a footing on peak. Every where else they were repused with san gunary losses.
 Berlin reports that near Smorson, which lies on their railroad between the yilua and Minsb, the Russians, after heavy artillery preparation, attacked and penetrated the German lines on a narrow front, but later were driven out, leaving the battlefield covered with Russian dead, In Galicia, near the Zborow-Zlochoff rail- way, the Germans are carrying out an intensive infantry fire against the Rus sians.
 In the other theatres. there have been no big battles the operations still con sisting of artillery duels and engagements between small parties
 Berlin, January 17.-(Via Sayville)-Rus- sian and Rumanian forces yesterday con tinued their violent attacks with strong forces against the German lines recently captured by the Germans between the Ka- sino and Sushitza valleys. says today's German army headquarters statement. At only one place did the Russians and Rumanians succeed in gaining footing, being sanguinarily repulsed at the other battle points. Near Vadeni, between Brai- la and Galatz, the statement adds. the advanced Turkish posts were retired. according to command. in the face of numerically superior hostile forces, to the main intersecting line.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
They Penetrate German Qualifications to Depth
 of 800 Yards
RUSSIANS RECAPTUEE VILLAGE OF VADENI IN |RUMANIAN TERRITORY
In Kasino and Suchitza Valleys Cars Forces Also Continuing Strong Offensive-Activity Around
 Wilma Is Reported

The British troops in France have hit the German line hard at two places for good gains, according to the latest British communication. Northeast of Cite CaIonne the Canadians carried out a brilliant raid of German trenches on a front of 700 yards and penetrated the positions to depth of 800 yards to the German second line. The Ger man dugouts were completely wrecked and 100 men were made prisoner. The Germans suffered heavy casualties.
 At Beaucourt Sur Ancre, another drive by the British gave them German posi- tions over front of 600 yards, which they held despite a counter attack in which the Germans lost heavily under priffsb har1-a ce fire
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
RUSSIANS RETAKE vADENI

The Russians, in a vigorous attack. have recaptured the village of Vadeni. six miles southwest of the important Dan ubian town of Galatz. according to Petro- grad and repulsed with heavy casualties Teutonic allied counter attack, near the mouth of the Himnik river. but later the Russians were compelled to withdraw in the face of superior forces. The Ber- lin war office admits that Field Marshal Von Mackensen's Turkish advance posts near Vadeni were withdrawn, but makes no mention of the evacuation of the village.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-01-18
GERMAN RAIDER SINKS TEN SHIPS AND CAPT URE S|
 TWO OFF BRAZIL
Eight British and Two French Merchantmen Are Sent to Bottom in South Atlantic By Unknown Teutonic Vessel Which Has Slipped Through
 Entente Blockade in the North Sea
GEORGIC AND KING GEORGE
 CARRIED SIXTY AMERICANS

It is Not Yet Known Whether Any of These Lost Their Lives-Many Crews Are Picked Up By Japanese Hostile Craft is Still at Large
 Among Shipping Working North
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09
= Spein 2ieb @oIt (ber

Spetr Gieb -. 9aIt (oer
I'm 3onSertIofal pdbrsnb bes 8ors
traes elmer SGuasrin seseHsn baD:
-Dedsn Sic ab, 8s[lnsr! Stsins lam
bieies 2ieb pobI srpsiten, aber ni6t
Sbre 8eefiteats!"
= prpbeni! |! a nb puntt. -
5err (sum ProBen. Der i'm Sebirss
mari: rRun, ipie bot Sbnen bic @es
senb sefauen9"
= aid. bDren Sic auf, oas NOR
cine armielise 9esenb, tonnte muir nit
Mibe sinsn 9aufenbmartidein bort
sepedIelt betommsn!"
9rGbIi9es. s.IlIauerd E.
Ii6ss. (9ius eiuem Roman.) y. ..
aaIs lGdelnb bra1te Das Wsib ibren
9at!en um (nd9fe SeiteD fein
NadmittassfdIdfhsn, inbsm Fe sera<
be isBt nit ibrer Bite I'm GeIb gum
neuen Sut nahte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

= 0spIa5iert. Stubenmdbs
den (sur heimtebrenoen Sdnserim:
.Gs par eine Dame bier. bic bat
mGdtis auf sic seidimpft. NOR
iibsrbaupt furdtbar aufssreet. Sic
ipoIlte Sbnen iosar Elm paar Sbrfeis
gen sebsn!"
= rWas bait Du osnn ba ses
iust2"
sd babe eefast: gs tut mir leio,
bas 5rGuIsin 1T nidt gu Saus."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09
(ssSn bier 9iIScru.)
'raus.

-Q Qrbeitsrei9es 2e6sn.
-8ober mag oieier Wann lppbl iein
0ermpsen baben?"
= .Ssbr einfad; er bat piermaI
in feinem 2eben eiHe rsi4e Srau ses
beiratet."
limb jebt 1T sr pisper QBitiper;
ba piro er ppbI mod bic finite nebs
men2"
- ~Dos CLAUDE i'd nidt; pis er
tast, mill sr ii4 isBt enplia pom
9ei9Gft suriidSisben."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Der Spab. Gin Spab fab
IL. sinsm &irfdbaum einen altsn Rod
aIs 8osslideude bGnsen. ~Sn msis
mem Rsihe gilt Der Uiann uno nidt
bes Monnes 8leio!" sitierte Der
SperIins uno lieb iid bic iaftigen
5riidte gut i4msden.
- 8esriinoung. Re4tsbsi'
Ttonb: .Nousn sic ni4t Iieber Elm
9eItGnbnis oblesen9"
0ieb: Rein. pihen Sic, 10 be-
qusm mSdte ids 5bren benn So4
ni6t ma9en!"
- SeIbFertenntnis. aans
tbippe lin Der bD9iten @ut gu ibrem
RanD: %, Du! Dir sOnns id
midi"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

WitssfibI. Mann: .Rsin
Gictt, Srau. tois lam man 10 itroms
tpciIe ipeinen, iuenn man niht mol
elm SaT6entut bei iid bat!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

- splitter. Wer aIs Sungs
ssfsue bas Sanssn nidt seIernt bot,
lernt es meiit aIs Gbsmann fehr
fdnea.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09
= g.tradtuua. gounsr (ein.

Betradtune. 9ouner (eint
dite eide betrodtsnp): mDreihunpert
Schrs alt unb INNER ouf bsmIsIbsn
Slid! 60 mub sinem su Muie
fsin. ipsnn man rIebenslGnsIid gee
'riest" bait"
= m gafe. Didter: ~S4eubs
lid, Deine siuissn @loHsn! Sect baft
Du mir ipisber msinsn 9soontsnfa<
ben serrifen!"
9iaIer: ~Dein.n faben @eban.en
- nilIit Du iasen!"
-Wo5u9 .Sis pollen bas Stu<
blum Der Msbisin oufseDsn. snGbi>
sss 5rGulein. nodbem sic fid bers
lobt baben2" -
= ~Sa - ipas braude ;d cine
3ufunft. renn id einsn 3utiinftisen
babs2"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

8egeiferuns. Serr Our
Satin sines beriibmten Srrenaros
tss): ~Sbr Ssrr 9emahl ideint gang
oufsusebsn in fsinem Seruf."
: r5ait mDdts i'd iagsn: lsibsr;
bsi inn fdnst Der Wlenih quaii srft
beim 0srrIdten on"
-Oas neue W d D d en-. Sauss
frau (beim 2eisn bes 0isnitbu4es):
rSimmel. baben Sic ben Sienit oft
sspedfslt! Wo iino sic siseutlid
nod nidt sepeIen2"
= rSabsn Sic tein slbrebbud.
Waboms? Inter . uno D iinb nod
psridiebene Stelsn frei!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09
= Damen preisteseIn.

- Damens PreisteseIn.
raI5o. 6rau 9radbereer. es feblen
nod adt points; penn Sic bic f4ais
fen. bann baben sic seiiest."
(Srau Dra9bsreer. cine betannte
Iantbipps, i9iebt iie6en.)
Cine quite 5reunbin: %, bic bDic
Sieben!"
- Matbsmatifd des. 8ats'
(su isinem i'm mathematician gr
men burdsefallsnen Sobn): ~Wrr
boben iis Did penn sefrast9"
Rod ben 2eselidnittsn."
So me 9aItpirtsfross!."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

- Das lsBte ID ort. Rann
(Grgerlif): rSeBt bOr' aber mol auf
nit Dsinem eipisen Spettatel; es
pdrs pirtIid gut. psnn Dir Elm
9Guseidlpb DOR ben Runo se6dnst
piirbe."
5rau: so. aber baun betdmii
Ou ben S9liiheI basu nod lanse
nidt."
g 4Isdt5uma q d m. 5rau:
nGs 1T nur nod Rotpsin i'm &eller.
uno Der Jrsmoe mill Weibipsin boz
ben, mas MAIDEN mir bar"
Birt (adielaudenb): n8ann ibm
niht bsIfeu; ia tpenn's umsetebrt
mar - y
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

= 8iIIieer 9enub. Sic
Gu ibln): nDu. iiodere Dir pie 3db'
ne; bort priiben iiBen Weiers, bic
oenfsn banu, mir babsn bier 9lbenos
brpt asoeHsn. uno ireern iit sriin!N
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

- obern. @efdnsnispdrter:
.Saben Sic nod sinen Wuni4g"
Delinquent: so, bringen Sic mir
cine Poittnrte."
9efGnsnispGrter: nWit Inii4t?"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

@rob. aItsr Sunsfer: SD
niinide nidt. oaB mir sinmuI Elm
Srobftsin eeieb. piro."
- Tas slaub' i6, Der piirbs ia
sSbr 9llter perraten.~
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Gin 3usetn6pfter. Srsi,
er: pWiirben Sic msine Seirat nit
Sbrer So6ts sugehen2"
- Die Seirat ia; aber ionit
nidts."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

-.Su i9peren NOten. -
S6mierenbirettor (als bic Wtitslies
Der bes gniembles pesen riiditGnois
ger 9asen turs DOR Der Seuauffiibs
runs itreiteD: sWein 9ott. nun iiB'
i9 ba! Sn elmer Stunoe lou bic
9prfsuuns beginner. unb i4 babe
ni9ts aIs einen 9lpfsl unb bieie
Irmbruit!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

9esei9nenb. .Dr. Meper
bat idredIi4es ped nit ieinen pa'
tienten."
rSa, sr iit bic refine 9immsIsIei'
ter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Solbat (eiuem 9riei bon iciuer
9iebIteu leienO): Gin famoies Ear.
ium bat Die Ytorie immer, oas mub
man ibr Iaiien. Gas lit Wicber gang
S6peinebratcu!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

~aO Sic esern aud in bsm s8neuaus Der nit bem eai
aug sufnmmenItsb"
v,sSa, leiber""
-aber ss if Sbnen bod nitts poifsrt9"
Ndts paf Ra, i banfe! sd bin Bel Der 3atafrope gum
erHena i'm 2ebsn mner Spieseruslir ben Sa sefanen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Sagen Sic mai, lieber WanfL
nesbaIb MAIDEN Sic benn INNER 10
elm iaurcs @ciidt beim @urfcn'Gin-
iesen2 @lalbeu Sic, ooB oann bic
8urfen gleid iauer merben2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

einfae sbGngen usocrfau 8Intats ans nd neGr
sic geranae auspauf mb btd @gn sefIbr perben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Srobpem. Sn elmer ipiri<
tiftiiden Sisuns eridsint Der psrs
itorbene 9otte elmer anfpeisnpen Oas
me. .9iit DL sIiidli9?" fraet bieie
aufssrest. llnb .Sa- mar bk
burt alopfcn tunogetane glnts
mort. 80 ~
~9liidli9er. oils 5ur 3sit Dsis
mes Grpenlebens2~ tit bic psiters
5rase. limb bic antipprt: -8isI
elIdli4er".
g. LIMB NO biit Du sisentlidg"
frast bic nrme Bitius enolid. De
tlopft ss: .Sn Der SOle!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-08-09

Sruu (pelde i'm grbeit35imncr
ibres Nannes cine Slaide 8ein
finoet): SD CLAUDE ear, mein Wann
triitft beimlit)! gSns! - nod ba'
gu RiioesDcimer. bieielbe Narte, bic
i'd ieIbit trinfe!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01
NIEMCY plaza.
Zurych. Szwajcarya, /. sierpnia


- Rad niemiccki zawiadomi'
rzady turccki i bulgarski, re opia
{; sam wszelkie wydatki tych
KRAKOW ponieSione W wojcnnych
operacyach w r. 1917 1918.
STRATY BRYTYJSKIE.
Londyn, /. sierpnia. - " pre-
ciagu ostatniego miesiaca STRAIT
Angiik6w wynosza 1859 W zabi-
tych, ranionych i zaginionych
wedle ~aport6w urzedowych, .
mianowicie Zabitych 5j7 Office
row i 1892 szerecowc6w; ranio-
nych 1919 oficerow ! 51.766 SEE
re"owcdw. a zaginionych 100 oil
cerGw j 2.,Cj szeregowc6w.
OKRUCIENSTWA w BELGII
Londyn, l.. sierpnia. - lskro--
wa dcDcsza Z Amstcrdamu dono-
81: Wiadze nicm:eckie w Licgc
W Be!gii, aresztowaly. proceSo-
wa}y i Skazaiy ma Smiert w pre-
riagu trzech dni wyhitncgo kup,
ca tego miasta. nazwiSkiem Go"
neret, jego zone i dwie cork We
wieku 20 / II lat. "a nieudoWod-
n:cne szpiegostWo. OLGA ! make
rozstrzelano W Oczach obu c6rck
CGrIom ofiarowano uwo!nienie,
ieze;i wydadzq nazwiska wsp6lni
k0w ich rodzic6w. Dziewczeta Cd
m6wiiy; starSza powledzlaia
,,GdybySmy co powiedzia}y, to
rarazilybysmy 20 os@b ma $miert.
Wolimy same umrzec." Rozstrze-
lano ia natychmiast. Miodszq tor
turowano, znccano sic mad MIA !
rozstrzelano.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01
WYzSZE OPODATKOWA-
ME I TRUN-
K0W.

Washington, /. sierpnia. -
Senatoryalna komisya tinansowa
postanowila wczoraj o~statecznlc
roczynic take zmiany W wojen-
mem przediozeniu podatkowem,
ably doch6d Z tego zr6d}a podnieSS
do sunny stu m~iliard6w dolarow
nakladajac wyzszy podatek do
chodowy, jakotez ma spirytuS :
piwo W ten sposob spodziewa 81.
komisya zapewnit rzadowi do,
ch6d, kt6ry bedzie sic wahaG mic
dzy $1,99S, 900 900 a $2,Co8,CCo,-
Geo. L podwyzki podatku docho-
dowego Cd korporacyi powinno
wplynat 1000, oCo, Z .opodat.
kowania dochod6w osobistyck
Is tysiecy dolarow spodzie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01

DO WYKRY-
WANNA NUR6W.

Obecnie czyni departament
marvnarki do5wiadczenia Z wieI
kim przyrzadcm, kt6ry .sluzy d'
vykr2wania obecnoSci nurow .
sasirdztwie i kontradmiral Grant
pod kt6rego kierownictwem pro
by tie sic odbywaj2, zapcwnia, il
rezultaty okazuja sic nadsPodzie.
Wanie dobre.
Ma czem ten przyrz2d rolega
10 stanowi, oczywiscie, tajcmni-
"e. wiadomo jednak, re MA OF
zdoInoSt wykrywania obecnoSc'
lur6w ma odlegloSc ) mil.
Zanim przyrzad ten zostanle
Hupclnie wyprdbowany i zaSto5o,
wany, poiegaG trzeba ia szy5-
,,:o$ci okret6w i ma celno5ci strza.
low zalogi, wyznaczonej do OBJ
s}ugi armat ma Mich. Najwieksze
niebczpieczehstwo grozi re stro,
ny nur6w okretom powolnym -
! jall dotychczas, laden Z amery-
kahskich statkow tandiowych,
kt6ry tylko miai odpowiednia
szybkoS5, ME pad} ofiara memie-
ckich lodzi podwodnych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01

binet sklania sic ku temu projeE-
towi.
Tax Ii Yuan Hung jah Feno
Kwo Gang stale odmawiali prey
iecia urzedu prezydenta.
c. T. Wang, wiceprezydent Sc
natu i przyw6dcy parlamcntarni
zwr6ciIi sic Z apele1n do kongre-
SUI amerykaisklego, do parliament
I'll brytyjskiego, do rosyjsklej du-
nv i do ~francuskiej izby posi3w.
nrzedstawiajqc rad W Pekinie ia
o oligarchie militarna i proszqc
O poparcie i pomoc mocarstwa
zagraniczne we WalCe o dcmokra-
eve.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01
z CHIN.

Pekin, 1 sierpnia. - w gabi-,
necie cl'ihskim odbywajq sic ma
rady mad wypowiedzeniem wojny
N;iemcom. Wang Tab Sieh, mini,
ster spraw zagranicznych, male
gal, by Chiny natychmiast poszlv
"a przyk}adem Syamu, a ca}y ga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01
~ " ~ " ~
SERCOWIANIE POEONALI MICHA,
LOWIAN W SOUTH CHICAGO.
MS &

Ma hoisEu " parGu Russell Square
PREY S3-ciej I Bond ave, zmierzyly :
Oncgdai dwie slime dsiewiatki z pol
Skiei liSi d~zicwiatek Parafialnych -
Scrcowianie z d~zielnylni Michaiowiana
mi. Michalowianie widaC zeSiabli bo. jak
czvta rapport niiej podamy. przegrali na
kOr2vSt SercOwian kt6rZy potrafili Spra
VIVA era / teGiem podbijaniem zdobyc
az ) punkt6w. dajac Michaiowian WA
milan cafe zero.
Maggie Kulik spiSa} sic doSkonaie
4 trzeba byio glowy. karki j bark Ia
mae. by mu dat rade. Cieply dzien by}
W ~niedzieIc. ale w South Chicago fe-
bra podohno ~nieicdncgo trzeSla tax w
jednym jak / W druSim klubie. Cznanie
nalezy sic Graczom obu klub6w. IL po-
trafili zachowaC sic jak ma ..gentlema-
now" poStalo.
poDo-f rrr N crfropb taxi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01

Piotro-PaWioW'ianie q O20 0 O a .
MlcdgiankowO: OO10O o O. |
Iderzenia IA dwie mety - Scndra.
Wymachanych: przcz KuminSc ::
prZoz Dckc +.
Wolne mcty ma pilki; cd Kumingi 3
n1 Deki 1
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I Y
RAPPORT NIEMIECKI.
Berlin, via Londyn, 1. sierpnia,

Berlin, via Iondyn, l.. slerpnla.
- Rosyjskie wojska, ktore STA
wia}y opor w zachodniej BukoWi-
nie, zostaiy wczoraj zmuszone do
wycoIania sic re swej linii mad
Czerniowce, zjaely Wereczanke
dnim. Wojska austryackie i ME
mieckic w pochodzie swym nj
Czerniowce, zajefy Werenezanky
i Sniatyn. Nadgraniczna rzekg
Zbrucz przekroczy}y wojSka au-
stryackie i niemieckie we wiel
punktach ia p~rzestrzeni 81 mil,
pomimo zacietego oporu woJsk
rosyjSkiCh.
Kopenhaga, I. sierpnia. - Z
Berlina donosi depeSza, re CESAR
Wilhelm wyjechai Z Mitawy, 2
mil IA poludniowy zcah6d o.
Rygi ! udal sic w dol rzeki na
front rygski, gdzic ziozyi uznanie
wOiskom.
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o o / > . O o 0
MiCha{owianie:
0 0 O 0 o 0 o.
Vdcrzcnia: Skwiercz. Di6tkowSk'
Panka.
Wymachanyrh: przcz Kulika , Ski
be 8, MajewSkiego >.
Wolne mety ia piiki Od kulika 6.
Skibc g. MajewSkiego !.
UIerzOny pi}ka przcz rzucacza Kaz-
mierrzak i Filipczak.
CzaS cry 2:15. - Wil26w 1907.
ScdziOwie cry J. Rutkowski i }. Wi.
tCnSki.
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dobrq opinia i ME zyi Z rodzina.
dostal sic do mieszkania zony ma
lrugiem pietrze przez okno, po-
czem napadl ma MIA, nozem kie-
szonkowym zadajac jej nicbezpie-
cznq rane w brzuch. Dokonawszy
tego. wybiegl ma ulice i tam pc.
derznaI sobie gardto.
PAM Stanka jest matka dziewi"
ciorga dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-08-01

CO do osiosyen - wielkich 1 ma
tyoh. ka4dego rodEaju 1 tresci -
DZIENNLK CHICAGOSKI ra1muja
bezsprzscznie pierwsze mitjsca Y c.
(sj Am0ryc0.
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= * e * e
.BOJSY" Z MkOD2IANKOWA DO,
STALL SMARY.
%S *

Piotro-Pawlowianie ograli onegdai
MIodziankuwian W grZe w pike me-
iowa punktami , do l. Bohaterem CRY
bvi rzucacz Piotro-Pawlowian. Kumien
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q RUMUNII.

Jassy, 1. sierpnia. - Wojska
r%umuiskie zajely obwarowan'
pozycye ma prawym brzegu REX:
Putna. " okolicy g0rzystej po--
miedzy dolinq Casin a Putna ME.
prZyjaciel kilkakrotnie atakoWa}
rasze wojska, ale wSzedzie zoStal
odparty. Iaciete bitwy odbywaj4
-ie o posiadanie wyzyny Magur;
{ asilnin.
Piotrogrod, I. sierpnia, - W
Eumunii wszvstkie ataki ME
:rzyjaciclskie ma p6lnoc Cd doIiny
Putna ! gosciica Kimpoliny TO-
italy odparte. Ma poiudnie Cd 60
Sri"ca u'alo sic INTERPRETATIONS
,I,,,o .,;,,, 49, D,y,-~o
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DIS PoSIEDZENIE LIGI POL
SnICH PILKARZY.

Msnazrrnwie dzicwiatek pOlSkich.
n~alcAacych do lisi parafialnej ~proszeni
50 o Stawienie sic DIS ma poSiedzenie
do sail zwyklych p~osiedzcn. PoczateE
poSledzcnia zapowiedziany jest ma go
dzins S-ma wieczOrem.
StawCie sic wSzyScy!
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DZIEWIATKA 2 JACXOWA
P~RZEGRALA.
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nielzicli JackOwian w grze w pixie
metowa jaka rozegrana byia ma hoiSkr
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