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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

The losses of the Germans since the be-
ginning of the war has been 1000, 900
killed in battle The birth rate on account
OF the war has been lessened 2, 500, 600
In addition to this there have been vast
numbers of men crippled for life by
wounds. Moreover, the Germans have
incurred the enmity of more than half
of the whole world. This will lose to her
vast amounts Of export trade which be-
fore the war she was enjoying Even if
peace should be declared in the near fu-
tuTe without actual defeat of her armies
in the field, Germany will be crippled even
as are her wounded and invalided soldiers
Inc lessons of family bereavements, of
hunger and Of stress will have been firm
iy impressed on the national mind. Never
again will the people of Germany blindly
follow an insane autocratic ruler.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

A. E. Clark Camp, Sons of Veterans,
will meet next Monday evening at 7
o'clock. Three candidates will be init
ated and there will be drill practice for
Memorial Day.
Raphne] A. Leavitt, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George A. Leavitt of East Belfast,
who was recently married to Miss Ber-
nice Moore in Augusta, is the guest of his
parents, accompanied by his bride. They
will soon move to Portsmouth, N. H.,
where Mr. Leavitt has fine government
position. While in Belfast their friends
gave them a delightful surprise party,
bringing many gifts of sterling, etc. The
groom's mother, who was in the secret,
served ice cream and assorted cake. The
evening was spent socially and with vo-
cal and instrumental music. Mr.. and
Mrs. Leavitt were on a fishing trip to
Swan Lake and on their return with
four-pound salmon they found the guests
assembled to greet them.
THE BELFAST WOMAN'S CLUB. The
annual meeting of the Belfast Woman's
Club was held at the club room, 66 Church
street, last Monday at 8 p. M, with an
average attendance, Mrs. Essie P. earle
presiding. The reports of the secretary
and treasurer were read and accepted.
Mrs. j. S. Hartman, chairman of the
| fnd
sales of fancy articles and rugs amount
ing to S267. 81. Mrs. O. E. Frost; chair
man of the tree committee, reported the
planting of an ash tree in memory of the
late Mrs. Hiram P. Farrow. The records
show that ten business meetings have
been held during the year. Two meet
ings were postponed on account of heavy
snow storms The executive board has
held six meetings. Evening meetings
were held Oct. 10th and Oct. Gath, inter
esting programs being given on both oc-
casions. A lively and largely attended
meeting was held on the snowy afternoon
of April 9th. Other activities included a
midsummer luncheon and several most
enjoyable ''at homes" A number of
meetings for making surgical dressings
have been held at the club room. The
following articles have been forwarded to
the American Fund for French Wounded:
1890 gauze sponges, 440 knitted sponges,
"a comfort pillows, 1888 face cloths, 4 com
fort bags, Is pounds clippings for pillows.
Pillows were contributed by the Unlver-
salist Sewing Circle and Ladies' Aid, as
sisted by the True Blue Girls; and seven
pounds of clippings were furnished by
the Junior Alliance of the Unitarian
church. Five shipments of old kid gloves,
bits of fur, ETC., have been sent to Mrs.
Chas J. Storrow of the Boston Woman's
Club. This material is to be sent to the.
London Waistcoat Company, and will be
used for padding The Club numbers 1913
members in good standing. Mrs. Amos
Clement, chairman of the nominating
committee, reported the following list of
officers for the ensuing year, and they
were declared elected: President, Mrs j.
S. Hartman; First Vice President, Mrs.
E. M. Hall; Second Vice President, Mrs.
j. C. Durham; Secretary, Mrs. Fred Wal
do Brown; Treasurer, Miss Isabel CHM.
The Club deeply regrets Mrs. Carries de-
cision not to accept a second term as
president, for she has been a most efficient
officer under trying conditions.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

The millers in Minneapolis have an
nounced that hereafter a margin of IS
will be asked on every barrel of flour pur-
chased for future delivery This action
will put stop to futures as far as the
millers are concerned. Congress should
at once take effective action to prevent
dealing in futures on other food stuffs
and all articles necessary to the we'll
being of our people. This would be an
important step towards reducing the
high cost of living.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
Or. kaempf in his opening address be

Or. kaempf in his opening address be-
fore the German Reichstag said that Pres.
Wilson ''Would bite granite" DR.. Kaempf
should remember that Pres. Wilson has
behind him 10000, 600 of determined
People, and behind the people are the re-
sources of the richest nation on the globe
We may be slow to wrath but we say to
the German autocrats that 'if Pres Will
son has to ''bite granite" Eye shall gnaw
fiIe.''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

man nation perish! God demands their
destruction-God,w who by My mouth, sum-
mons you to carry out His DEGREES.
The above extracts show what sort of
menace Prussianism is to the democracies
of the world. The lunacy and blood lust
of the Kaiser is directed against the free
dom of the whole world
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
THIS Is CERrl||
The Proof That Belfast Readers h
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mails. They say time bs- a..- I'D
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1867
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
Augusta Appropriates $50 For Garden
Work,

At special meeting of the Augusta city
government Tuesday night, $15O was ap-
propriated to be used in aiding in the work
of production and the planting of gardens,
the money to be expended under the direc-
ton of the special committee appointed at
a previous meeting of which Alderman
Giddings is chairman. The committee
also reported the offer of several plots of
land and number of applications for the
use of the same. The gift, by Hon. Charles
S. Hichborn, president of the First Ma
tional Granite bank, of $25 to be used in
the purchase of seeds was also noted.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

Every gallon of alcohol our distilleries
can put out may be needed to be used in
making shells for the use of the Ameri-
can Army next year. Let's swear off on
boose and get the shells ready for use
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

When one considers that of 686 neutral
ships that had been sunk by submarines
up to April 3d. no less than 40 flew the
flag of Norway, it is not surprising that
the Norwegians are calling for action
against nation that is destroying the
chief business of Norway.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10

Next winter may be hungry winter
for many of our people. We are willing
to divide food with our allies, but we will
not submit to fattening spectators in food
products. Let Congress heed this fact.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
TO THE READERS OF THE JOURNAL

We regret to announce the serious ILL
ness of Mr.. Charles A. Pilsbury, the edi-
tor OF this paper. We hope to be able to
say in our next issue that his condition is
improving, Meanwhile Mr. "A. |. Brown
is IN charge of The Journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
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recommended. Foster. M.bg-a 90. .'.-'4
Buffalo, New York.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to express '' .. 81
been unable to thank ptrs. So. 'sl'
appreciation for the mlny e'"v 4g-a. .17
and sympathy expressed '' W. 'r & od'
ness. and subs quent to the '''
loved husband and fatne 81 WILSON
JESSE +. W,ai S0S
FRANK t. Wiz
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
WAN T Cd
American Married 4

between ages of 25 an az saD a
family, to learn the uaas W
Automobile Tires. High enda Y
work open shop. .o,ng tra77l
ly located. Fine liuoa cmlaos
beautiful section OF Nsa England fH1
ford and vicinity Gaut 'l2@ II
while learning. t,,nan4 jN'
make attractive to th1,s n'. re- "f
ing for steady work. Jml 1'.-.'''
personal effort is rslgnEt .V ~
warded, Write at on..
Dept,
THE HARTFORD Gl5bi Z Nt8'.
HARTFORD .N
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-05-10
HARRY E. BAha'
Attorney at La"
ODD FELLOWS BLOCK 5lL'ASH'
III
Collections given promo, s,..'''

EXECUTORS NGTI,G 0.
hereby give notice chat BE- ys1
appointed executor in The 7.s''
the last will and testamer- I'll ....a
GEORGE PHILLER, late ai '''''', 'l
in the County of Philadt irhIa,i1o3' .si
sons having demands sEaRs. ,N, MI. 81
deceased are desired to present t' ,.5la
Element and all indebted there'' slia
to make payment immediai- # yl'
ed agent, John r. Duntou of Pc, ,.il. j
WlLlIANh
Philadelphia, April 10. 1917 .s
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-06

Gated tomorrow. Three services VIII
be held Sunday and special services
viii be held Monday Tuesday We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings. The
church VIII re dedicated at he sun
day evening service, when il ssIO be
transferred 10 the board of trustees.
Tbs main auditorium VIII seat 408
people with balcony for 40. The
Sunday school rooms on the west can
be thrown open. giving q seating ca
pacitv for nearly one thousand pee
pie The basement is equipped with
gymnasium. social rooms and kitchen.
The work is completed and all is
ready for the dedication. The church
with the equipment VIII cost approx
tmataIv s65.000 nj which sum nearly
hair has already uean subscribed Rev
r = =buIs. the pastor. has taken al
most complete charge Of the building
and has been the principal factor in
raising the subscriptions
The business men Of AIed0 inspects G
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-06

Mrs T. III Parkm8n ana Mrs. e. c.
Wulte left yesterday for Camp Dodge.
Das 1o5ues where they VIII spend
few days with Mr. Ear4zman and Sir
Willis Eh0 are eucamped there with
he national army. They are the first
visitors from rais vicinity at Camp
Dodge
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-10-06

The new Methodist Eniscopa1
church al the corner of College ave
uue and Ninth street, viii he ded5-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

Pravie kn2dy poIski agent real.
no8ciowy ogiasza sic W DLlENNlho
CHIcAGQsKIM DO nie1ednokrotns.
nrzekonai sic, 70 tn u~ajlepiej mu
DO oplacA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

sypywaly go listami, w ktorych
zapytywaly sic, czy NIGGA mu sig
czemS przysluzyG, Jedna mp. tax
sic odzywa: ,Prosze sic ME dzi-
vic, re nieznana, plsze, lecz Pan
zapewne rozumie obecne uczucia
ogofu amerykanskiego, ten pa
trvotyzm oraz uwielbienie ola
miodziezy tax tn, jak i we Fran
cyl"
Inny list: ,,Bardzo proszs, o O.
pis Panskiego zycia w obozle.
Jak sic podoba? Znam Pana ?
widzcnia i z estrady Z Manhattan
Opera House. Raj widzialam Pa
ma ma STACEY kolejowej Grand
Central. Doprawdy musl byt
wielka zmiana W zyciu Pan
skiem.'
lima ciekawska tax znowu pl-
SEE: ..Czy ME teskni Pan "a
White Way, "a opera" It'd. it'd.
Naturalnie, re ma podziekowa-
ria "a te czu}e dowody sympathy
dla Wladka ME stalo mu ami GA
su ami cierpliwoSci.
Wreszcie Z powodu choroby IL
cha komisya ~wojskowa uznaSa
Wladka "a niezdolnego do s}uzby,
Ze ma te decyzye wp}yne}a cape
wne i lego Swiatowa s}awa, tego
moxna latwo sic dorozumiec.
Amerykanska sluzba wojsko-
wa pozostanie Z pewnoScia Wlad,
kowi w bardzo miIej pamieci
traktowano 60 BOWEN z cal2
sympatya i uznaniem. Armia WI
ia Sama zyska}a w W}adku szcze'
rego wielbiciela i p~rzyjaciela. 0
becnie - odpoczawszy / wznowi
wszy silly ,,treningiem' powr6
ci nasz szampion ma pola sporto
wych swych ~sukcesow, o czem-
zapewne rychlo u~siyszymy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

W pieknej ~rezydencyi pnr. 2439 Thomas
ul., ma HelenOwie. Wro1ski naleay do
Tow. Sw. Jana 2 Dukli, Macierzy Pol
skiej, Klubu Papieza Leona XIII ma
Stanis}awowie, Grupy 122 q. n. P, To-
war;. Sw. Floryana ma Tr6jcowie, Ry-
Gerry Kolumba, Lafayette Council,
White Eagle Camp - Modern Wood
men Of America i do Royal Arcanum
Richard Yates Council.
Aleje W kregielniach Wro6skiego l
Wejnerowskiego zapisane SO do: Chi
cago Bowlers Association, American
Bowling Congress, illinois Bowling
Association, Greater Chicago Bowling
Alley Proprietors Association.
Kregielnia PREY Robey 1 North ayes.,
otwarta zosta}a dnia 1890 pazdzler-
nika, 1913 roku; nova zas kregielnia
/ bilardownia PREY Ashland ayes, o.
twarta byla dnla 7-go llpca, b. \.
Manazeraml kreglelni Universal So
PIP. X. j. B. Wronski | Franclszek No
wax nadz0r ia kregielnla Northwest
ma Jimmy (Kuba) Ryan.
Do ayczen wlelu p%rzyjacl0i, doiacza
takae l swoJe Redaktor Sportowy
,,Dzlennika Chlcagoskiego" - ayczqc
mu szczesliwego doczekanla sic srebr-
nego jubileuszu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

DziesieciOletnia rocznice zaiozenia IN
teresu obchodzic jutro bedzie znany
sportowcom tutejszym wsp0iwlaSciciel
kregiel6 American Bowling College
- q. Kazimierz J.. B. Wronski.
Kazimierz ]. B. Wro6ski rozpoczai
interes kreglarski dnia No. listopa-
da, 1907 roku, zakiadajac wpierw INA
ne ,,Schoenhofen Alleys W suterenach
budynku Schoenhofena, PREY Milwau-
kee i Ashland ave, majac tam tylko
dwie aleje do CRY W kregle. q biegiem
czasu wyprowadzil sic WrO6ski z bel
zmentu do wy~godniejszej wiekszej
sail W budynku wv. Flat Iron PREY
zbiegu Milwaukee, North AYES, 1 Robey
ul.. i tn PREY pomocy wsp6lwlaSciciela,
D. Weinerowskiego wyrobil sobie do
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
BACZNOSC GRACZE w PIKE
Ma WEWNATRZ.

Dziewiatka z klubu Polsko-Ame-
rykanskiego graczy W pike ma view
natrz (indoor baseball) gotoWi So
do CRY z dziewiatkami amatorskiemi
tn w Chicago albo poza granicami
miasta. Do cry z dziewiatkami z po-
"a granic miasta stawaC moga kaz-
del drugiej i czwartej niedzieli ME
siaca; W inne niedziele zmierzyc sic
sa gotowi W sail wlasnej parku
Eckharta przy Chicago ave. i Noble
ul., z dziewiatkami tutejszemi. Pc
warunki cry pisaG Tub zgfosic sic
wprost do Edmunda Il. Sosnowskle-
go, pnr. 2947 West Division ul.; nu-
mer t~elefonu: Humboldt 1898. Tele-
fonowaG we wtorki, czwartki i sobo-
ty wieczorem kazdego %tygodnia, po-
miedzy godz. eta a ina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
K. J. B. Wronski obchodzi
jutro 1O-cio letnia rocznice
zafozenia Interest,".

skona{y interes, q prZytem uzyskaf po-
szanowanie wielu bardzo kreglarzy
sportowc0w innych zawod6w. Wronskl
przy zakIadaniu Interest," liczy1 tylko
lat 10 wieku; a byl zatem najmtod-
Sym / najpierwszym z Polak6w zakfa-
dajacych interes temu podobny w Chi
cago.
DIS wesp6l z Wejnerowskim prowa-
dzi kregielnie dwie DUE i piekne, p, n.
American Bowling College, jedna ia
ko dywizya Universal" w budynku
, przy Milwaukee i North ayes, a druga
niedawno co otworzOna p. II. North
west" pnr. 1888 North Ashland ave-, bli
sko Milwaukee ave. w kregielni pier
wszej znajduje sic II alej do CRY W
kregle / ~dwadzieScia stol6w do CRY W
hilarda kieszonkowego etc. W novel
kregielni PREY Ashland ave-, jest szeSc
aleji do CRY W kregle i pietNlscie sto-
low do CRY W bilarda, a wszystko to
najnowszego wyrobu.
Wro6ski pr6cz zalozenia Interest," zaj
mowaI sic take i wiele dobrego ola
kreglarzy zrobil, zakladajac rome ligi
kreglarskie jak Northwest, jedna z maj
starszych tn W Chicago, American, L.
niversal, ola mezczyzn i osobna dywi-
Eye ola kobiet, Chicago Screw Compa-
ny, i Lige Polskich Kreglarzy w Chi
cago. Zaloayl on take ligi SchultZe
Piano Co., Union Drop Forge Co., a o.
becnie PRAGUE mad zOrganizOwaniem Ii
ri t. wv. Club League, kt6ra ma sic
skIadaG z piatek reprezentujacych r6z-
ne kluby sportowe miasta Chicago. Swe
60 czasu ~wystepowali do CRY kreglarze
z Ligi Macierzy Polskiej, dis juz ME
is~tniejacej jake tez kreglarze z Ligi
Kreglarzy Polskich miasta Chicago,
kt6ra cd roku juz ME istnieje.
Rekordy bito ma alejach Wrohskie-
60 rome "a kt6re otrzymywali poszcze-
g6lni k~reglarze medale Tub tez nagro-
dy 'pieniezne. q rekordow ~zdobytych
wspomnimy tn tylko rekord zdobyty
przez kreglarza Leitzmana, kt6ry Edo
byl medal Stanowy "a ukulanie pre-
cietnie 263 1-3 szpilek; piatka Jozefa
Rostenkowskiego p. n. ,,Littau Ryes"
zdoby{a medal bronzowy ma ~turnieju A.
B. c. "a zdobycie najwiekszej liczby
szpilek DO 1142; ia sama piatka zdo-
byla p~rzecietnie trzech p%artyach az
11O3 szpilek. 23go lutego, 1913 roku ma
turnieju W Toledo, Ohio klub Wroh-
skiego ukula} 2S19 szpilek W trzech
partyach "a co tez przyznano i'm ma
erode. Ma turnieju tenn piatka Wroh-
skiego byIa jedyna kt6ra ME uzywalo
do CRY kuli t. wv. ,Dodo BALI lime
zas piatki ia sic pos}ugiwaly. TIE 1 inne
rekordy bito ma alejach W kregielnt
polskiej a re Polacy licznie te2 ma tur-
niejach r6zIych byli reprezentowani,
zawdzieczac to mogs tylko p, Wroh-
skiemu.
Kazimierz ]. B. Wronski oaeni& sic
dnia 11-go czerwca, 1913 roku, z panna
Agnieszka Ksttana; zwiazek tch mai
ze6ski pobiogos3awiony Eostal dwoma
synkami, Kazimierzem jr. 1 Tadeuszem.
Pahstwo wrohscy mieszkaja obecnte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
II LIGI KREGLARSKIEJ KLUBU
OBYWATELSKIEGO Ma VOL
CIECHOWIE.

Wyg6rowane ceny wegla a / Q TEN
brak ,,sztymu" naszym kreglarzom
z klubu ,,Polonia" - OTTO gl6wne
powody porazki odniesionej W dWoch
granych partyach z .piatka Franka
kenny p. n. Young Americans.
Stale sic to onegdaj a przyczyna
porazki to gra sprawna kapitana
kenny i koleg6w jego, Krawczyka i
Fursta. Kapitan Wojtecki pc stronle
przeciwnej jak i tez jego kreglarze
narzekali bardzo ma brak ,,sztymu"
i, iak to nasi m0wia ,,gwuli" tego
prze2rali. Cyfry:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
WIadOk zbySzkO- CyganiGWiCz
zWOIniOny z Wojska.
(wraaenia, spisane przezeh Ola
,,Dzieppika ChicasOskiego".)

Pc uwoluieniu z wojska odpo,
czywa obecnie Wiadek ZbySzko-
Cyganiewicz ma wlasnych ..Smie-
each mad Oceanem. W poblizu
Bostonu, poprawiajac nadwatlo-,
ne zdrowie i n~aturalnie knujac
juz plany, kogoto teraz powalic.
Me bedzie cd rzcczy, podzielic
sic I Czyteln;kami kilku wiado--
mo5ciami Z amerykanskiego zycia
wojskowego naszego szampiona
ak je czerPiemy I listu lego, O.
>tatnio nam nadeSlanego:
,,Przez pierwsze dnie pobytu
mego W obozie zycie plyneio mi
dosyc monotonnic. Bylem PREY
dzielony do 3O3go pulku ciezkiej
drtyleryi" - pisze W}adck. .,
lecz po jakimS tygodniu siawa Je-
60 roeSzIa sic wSrod zolnierzy
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rodzaju interviews, zdJec toto
sraiicznych ftp. przyjemnoSci.'
w niedziele bywai specyalnic
busy. DO niemal kazdy znaio--
my, czy tez krewny jcgo towarzy-
sly pc mieczu musiai koniecznle
poznac W}adka ! jego dion uScis-
nae. Oticerowie Gull sic dumni,
&c maja naszego szampiona W
swojej kompanii i prezentowai'
90 swoim zonom.
Mimo tego. re wogole zdrowO
i Czerstwo sic trzymai, zycie obo'
cove wzglednie wspomniane no.
norv i owacye poczeiy wreSzcie
naszego Wiadka nudzic / meczyc
wskutek czego pozniejsze wolne
chwile najchetniej spedzai zdaIa
Cd wszystkich, ma Ionic pieknej
natury. A wtedy nierzadko snufy
sic mu pred oczyma minione ida
rzenia z lego caiego zycia, nleraz
nawet drobne wypadki Z lat die
c;ecych tax zywo przyPominaSy
sic. jak gdyby dopiero pred xii
koma godzinami sic w~ydarzyiy.
TIE mile chwile, Z samym SODA
'spedzone, p~ozostana ma zawszc
pamiatka dla Wiadka Z jcgo a.
merykahskiej siuzby wojskowej
ten bardziej, re W swojem hucz-
mem, gwarnem i peinem tryum-
TOW zyciu tax maio ma sposobno-
sci a i mozliwo5ci ma tego rodzaju
reminiscencye.
Ma jednej Z wyctsczek, W kt6-
rel Wiadek brai udzial-juz ia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
DIS KONTEST PIATKI TERRA
PINS".

Piatka 2 klubu ,,Terrapin Social
Club" re Stanislawowa stale dis po-
raz pierwszy tego sezonu do cry W
pike koszykowa (basket ball) z plat
ka .Eckhart Park Heavies" w sail
parku Eckharta, PREY Chicago ave.
Noble ul.; poczatek o godzinie Smej
wieczorem.
Uklad piatki ,,Terrapins" TAXI:
Leon Wolinski. L. F.
H. Shafer, r. F.
S. Tempinski, C.
X. Grzywinski, L. G.
Z. zarek, r. G.
J. Schafer l P. A. Pa%ruzynski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

ko czionek Intelligence Depart
ment'o SLIME sic przeziebii i mu-
siai udac sic do szpitala. Ma szcze-
Scie ME bylo powaznej choroby,
ale W kazdym razie nasz szam-
pion Stracil ma wadze okolo 50
funtow.
PObyt W szpitalu byi czesto pc
len romantyzmu. Bostonskie i no
wojorskie pieknoSci formalnie "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
KONTESTY JEDENASTEK UNI.
WERSITECKICH - ZAPOWIE-
DZIANE Ma DZISIAJ.
Ma ~ZachodZie.

-N
Northwestern VS.. Michigan Ag--
gies, w Evanston.
Case VS.. Ohio, W Cleveland.
Notre Dame VS.. M~orningside, W
Sioux City.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State, w Madi-
son.
Nebraska VS.. University Of Missou-
ri, Lincoln.
Iowa VS.. South Dakota, W Iowa
City.
st. Louis VS.. Marquette, W st.
Louis.
Ma Wschodzie.
Boston vs.. Holy Cross, W Boston.
Navy VS.. Georgetown, W Annapo-
lis.
Yale VS.. Brown, W New Haven.
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington and
Jefferson, W Pittsburgh.
Army vs.. Amherst, W Hartford.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10
,,FUTRAIdSC" ZAPOW1ADAJA
SZESC KONTEST0W Ma
NIEDZIELE.

Ugodzono sic ma rozegranie SEE
sciu kontestow w pike MONA W
przyszla niedziele, dnia 1l3o bm.'
przez jedenastki 2 ligi Chicago
Football League. Bee kontest6w pc
zostaja jedenastki z ligi p. n.
..Thorns" / u. S: Giants. lime 1e-
denastki sta do CRY W porzadku
nastepujacym:
Racine Cardinals VS.. Standards,
" Normal Parku, PREY 61szej / Ra-
cine.
Cornell VS.. Hamlin Hanks, w Al
bany parku, PREY Kimball i Wilson.
Vincennes VS.. Opals, W Cicero par
ku. PREY Cicero i 12tej.
Britt-Midways VS.. Mohawks, W
Garden City parku. PREY 47meJ
Lake.
Evanstons VS.. Logan Squares, M
boisku De Paul, PREY Sheffield
Webster.
Oakland Autos VS.. Tornadoes
PREY 79tej i Woodlawn-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

PoIski poNtyK. czy wIekszv czy mniei
szy "a obowiazek poczytywac sobie
stale r~eklatnowac narodo.
wosc nasza wsrod obcych. nazna'amiac
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-10

JeateA ,.HOecmnuem"I - Staral sig
nak1onio wiasciciela fabrykI do pre-.
Vyiania oKfoszen DZIENNIKoWI CHI.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1917-04-19
University Column
HOW ABOUT 1T, BOT

Who said that we had only one
life to live? Let's hope he heard
Mr.. Fitzgerald of the University OF
Tennessee talk about the Blue Ridge
Summer Conference while in Berea
Sunday and Monday. Down there is
a chance to live one life in ten days
and then go out for the second pre-
pared to live il as MAN. Eight
men are already lined up definitely
to 90 and several others are trying
60 complete arrangements at once.
II you are a real, sure enough, dead
i'm earnest Y. NJ. C. A. man and
would like to go as delegate, call
at the Association Office THIS WEEk
for information and TO talk over
plans. This is going to be the
largest, strongest, and Invest delega-
ton ever sent from Berea.