davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-15

CLEVELAND Small southern
cities Will be passed up 10y the
Cleveland Americans on thier spring
training trip. Such cities as Mem
phis Birmingham and Louisville
Will ne visited with a view of big
gate receipts 20 help cut down the
expenses Of the trip.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-15

South Carolina has a new law de-
signed 20 make il easy for tenant
farmers 10 become proprietors.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-15

titutiOns-SmOgor for Chelm-
iniak. Chelminiak for Strauss. Niez
for Chelminiak, Linguard for Juers,
Hugo for Linguard. Sheek for Narr.
Goals from feld-Strauss s, Ma
pier 4. Wolf 3. Aranowski .. Lin
guard
Free throws-Strauss l. Badger I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-15
ST. AL0YSIUS QUINTET
BEATS LAP0RTE Pill

News Times Special Service:
LAPORTE, Ind, Jan. 10. st.
Aloysius basketball team defeated
the Laporte Y. NJ. G. \. team by a
score of 27 TO II.
The lineup:
1T. Aloysus (29 LopOrte GD
AranoWski Observation-Disclosures. Juers
Right forward.
\. strauss GlJLer
Left forward.
NJ. Chelmlnlak ............... Wolf
Center.
: Kubiak ............-. ........ Guyer
Right guard.
Napier --..-....-. ....-..-.....- NaTr
Left guard
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
BRAZIL SUP|NE, |S|
 DEPUTY'S 0PIN|0|
Government Called Upon to Shol
 More Aggressive Spirit l

Rio Janeiro. Feb. 23.-Medeiros Albuquerque, the Brazilian deputy, an article in the newspaper A NoiI dwells upon a position which hi caused lack of response from Cd many to the Brazilian note onk tI submarine blockade. He advises u Brazilian foreign office to take enc getic action in Berlin so that Braa might not be put in ridiculous poa ton.
 Brazil, in her reply to the Germx blockade notification, declared Braz did not recognize the blockade
 effective and left with Germany ti| responsibility for acts from whic Brazilians or their interests nigI suffer in violation of internation law. The ncte has been criticized a section of the Brazilian press claim ing some of the nations actions al lacking in energy and definiteness
 Former Deputy Correira de Freits in an interview in A Noite denounce the reported German operations I Southern Brazil carried on in conned tion with tEe Hamburg colonizatioI company.
 It is proposed by this company, ad cording to reports which have causey the protest ivy the deputy, to colonI ize a portion of the country tbetweet the states of Santa Catharinai, and Rio Grande de Sul, only colonists o| German nationality to be admitted Before the hattie of the Marne, he del clares, the Germans in Santa CatharI nd O I11 nv a n ming to demand the incorporation oI Southern Brazil with Germany undei the name of "Antartic Germany"
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
New Suit and Cloak Emporium.

Morris Raphael who for 30 years has had a wide experience as an ex- pert designer in the modelling of Suits and Coats for women,' and whose taste in buying is unexcelled, will throw open to the public tomorrow his new and handsome department store at 17O-172 Main street. No ex- pense has been spared to make this event one of importance to the ladies of New Britain and. vicinity, and will be a revelation to shoppers. The newest in Millinery and Women's Ap- parel will be lavishly displayed aided by noted models from New York city. Music, souvenirs and flowers will be the order of the day and a cordial in- vitation is extended to all. See an- nouncement on another page of this paper.--advt.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
City Mems

Fine lot of s16.5O, SIS and $2O 1 suits $11.SE at Wilson s.-advt. Odd pants sale this week. Besse- Leland Co.-advt.
 The new suits of every description at the kavanaugh Shop, 40 Pratt St., Hartford, are attracting merited at tention. The materials and shades in Sport Suits are wonders.-advt The Ladies Auxiliary. 104. N. A. l.. C., will tender a reception this evening to Mrs. Alice Mcconnell Of Buffalo, vice president of the National Ladies Auxiliary of N. A. l.. C., at the home of Mrs. Walter Prelle, 553 East street.
 A gain of s1oo,ooo.oo for 1917 Besse-Leland Co.-advt Mrs. Buell. B. Bassett has just re- turned from an extended visit with her daughter, Mrs. Wilbur Gilbert, at Beaumont. Texas.
 Special Sale of mems and young mems suits. Besse-Leland Co.-advt.
 T:W. Ellsworth of Oklahoma, for merly identified with the New Haven road in this city, is spending a few days with friends here. MT. Ells-
  Florida where he has been spending the winter months.
 Special Bargains, Sat. and Monday. Jno. H. Andrews & Co.-advt.
 Former Councilman Roy N. Buell. is visiting with relatives in this city. Mr. Buell. states that he was in Utica, N. Y., yesterday morning and read in the papers about the disastrous fires in this city in glaring headlines The facts were distorted, he says, and lent the impression that the entire city was almost destroyed.
 Sale on Satin Hats new straw shapes. M. Seibert.-advt.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Diehl have re- turned from their wedding trip.
 Owing to a union service at the Methodist church Sunday evening the organ recital by Theron Wolcott Hart at the First church will be postponed until Sunday evening, March 4. MT. Hart will be assisted by Frederick Latham, baritone.
 Odd pants sale this week. Besse- Leland Co.-advt.
 Miss Sadie Malmgren of 69 Belden street was the winner of the quilt at the drawing of Alexandra lodge, D. of St. G., Wednesday evening.
 When in doubt, buy of Besse-Le- land Co.-advt.
 Carlson & Torrell today took out permit to rebuild house at 24 Gris- wold street partly destroyed by fire several weeks ago. The cost will be $1,7OO.
 Chief of Police William J. Rawlings is in Hartford today conferring with States Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn rela- tive to cases from New Britain that are scheduled to come up at the next session of superior court.
 Belted backs. plain backs. soft blues, greys and browns were $20, now $11.S5 at Wilson 's.-advt.
 There will be a rehearsal tonight of St. John the Evangelist choir at the home of Rev. Father Fitzgerald on East street, at 8 o'clock sharp. All members urged to attend.
 Special Bargains, Sat and Monday. Jno. H. Andrews x Co.-advt.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
MANY RECRUITS FOR NAVY.
Fourteen Applicants Examined
 Local Federal Building.

During the past week fourteen ap1 plicants for the United States navy1 have been examined by F. S. Wright in charge of the recruiting station ad at the post office., or this number] four have been sent to the New Haven station, and five are now being pre- pared for delivery to the officers in the Elm City. Five of the number were dropped for physical infirmities.
 Those leaving for New Haven to date are: William J. Smith. of 39 Holmes avenue; Lawrence F. Delaney of 19 Barnett street; Michael Schil-l ling and Charles J. Brennan of Bris- tol.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
MARONTTE CHURCH IN
 SYRIA IS ATTACKED
Teutons and Turks Seize Palace of
 Patriarch at Bkcrkeh Near Beirut,

Cairo, Egypt Feb. 23.-The news
 paper al Hoda says joint force or
 Germans and Turks has seized the palace of Patriarch of the important Maronite church in the town of Bkerkeh, near Beirut, in Syria. The Maronites in the Lebanon district, which is their chief seat, number some 3OO,OOO. They are in commun- ion with the Roman Catholic church, but form distinct denomination and also maintain certain degree of in- dependence of the Turkish govern ment.
 According to the report. the oc- cupying forces did great damage to the buildings of the See and the Ger mans removed to Berlin the priceless library, which contained ancient man uscripts and books of great historic value. The Patriarch and his house. hold are reported to be prisoners in the palace, surrounded by German and Turkish troops,
 From the same source it is learned that a court marial in Aleih, Syria, has condemned to death and executed sentence upon the Archbishop of the Greek Catholic church in Acre, or Akka, known in the New Testament as Ptolemais. This place Is oftens commands the maritime plain over which all invaders from the north are to enter the country.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
LOCAL STOCKS

Furnished by Richter X Company
 There has been a fair demand for many of the local stocks today. Amer ican Hardware stock was somewhat stronger with sales at 136 h and 137. This strength is probably due to the excellent statement of the company published today which shows a gross profit for the year of $2,O51,OOO Af- ter charging off $549 900 for deprecia- tion and reserves, this leaves net profit of $1,501,0 ,000, which is equiva- lent to- fifteen per cent. on $1O, 100000 capital ou<:landing. I has been ru- mored for some time that the company had had a fine year, and this statment bears this out. The company is in a strong cash position, having on hand $977,OOO, and shows bills and accounts receivable of $2,399, ,00O against $341,- 900 bills and accounts payable. There were sales of Stanley Works at 100 1a and 101, and Landers, Ffary & Clark at 571a. New Britain Machine rights IS. Miles, Bement-Pond common was also strong with sales at 176 and 177. There was a good demand for Stand ard Screw common at 355 and Ameri- can Brass at BIO. Below are closing quotations:
 American Brass oO9 ol3 American Hardware ...135 137 American Silver 30 32 Billings 6 Spencer |. .109 %i3111
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
Financial
QUOTATIONS SAG
 AFTER HOLIDAY
Profit Taking and Lloyd Georges
 Speech Blamed (

Wall Street-Pro1!t-ta taking com blned with short selling wiped out most gains before the expiration of the first hour United States Steel made an extreme decline of 2 points and Bethlehem Steel extended it's loss to TO points with 3 12 for new stock and for the rights" Shippings, equipments. oils, coppers, motors, fer tilizers and other specialties followed the general trend which became pro- nounced toward noon. Rails were variable, eastern issues, notably coal CTS strengthening, while pacific made further recessions. Bonds were ir- regular.
 CLOSE-Selling extended to sugars and. utilities in the dull final hour, with substantial rallies in industrials oils and shipings The closing was heavy.
 New York Stock Exchange quota tons furnished by Richter & Co.,, members of the New York Stock Ex- change. Represented by E. w. Eddy.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
PUTS STOP. TO STRIKES
Minimum Wage Method Adopted in French Munitions Factories to Cope With Labor Troubles Successfully

With Labor Troubles Successfully.
 Paris, Feb. 23.-Minimum wages for time workers and minimum averages per day for piece workers with obliga- tory arbitration of differences between workmen, workwomen and army con- tractors are the means adopted by the government to put an end to strikes in factories working for the national defence.
 The minimum time wage runs from 5 centimes an hour for unprofessional women and so centimes an hour for unprofessional men to 1 franc 15 cen- times an hour for professional me chanics. The minimum guarantee per hour for unprofessional on piece work is 75 centimes for women and one franc for men. For professional mechanics on piece work the manu- facturer must guarantee minimum per hour, ranging from 95 centimes to one franc 60 centimes, according to the class of work. G /,
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
CENSUS WORK GETS
 PROMISING START
(Continued from First Page)

list of the post office to complete the individual canvass.
 First Assistant Postmaster General J. c. Kroons writes under date of February 20:
 'The departm ent does not consider it advisable or eNpedient to authorize you at this time to utilize the services of letter carriers or the records of the post office to assist you in taking the census of men in industries referred to in your letter of February 15.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
HARRY KILBOURN DEAD.

Harry Ki1bourn, for gatetender at the Main street railroad crossing days, recently bound over for super jour court trial with Mrs. Della Belk- nap on charges of misconduct, died this morning in Hartford hospital of pneumonia. In default of bail of $1,000, he had been held in jail. Upon his becoming critical, he was trans ferred to the hospital
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
William Bader,

William Bader aged 65 years, for the past eight years an orderly at the New Britain General hospital. died at that institution last night of pneumonia. He was veteran of the Spanish American war. Besides his wife, he is survived by daughter and one son.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23

WANTED-Distribut House to house sampling. $1.5O per day. Ap- ply J. F. Whites stables, Main St.
 a. m Saturday. 2-23-1
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23
MISSIONARY U-B0AT VICTIM
Robert. Allen IIadcn, American Git izcn Loses Life When French Liner, is Sunk by Submarine.

Washington, Feb. 23.-Robert AL len Haden, an American Presbyterian missionary, stationed at Foo Chow, China, perished when the French liner Athos was destroyed by sub marine 210 miles east of Malta, on Feb. IT.
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23

WANTED-Young man between s and 25 for outdoor work. Call at 12S Cherry street or 25 City avenue
 The Reliable Dist. Co. 2-23-d2X
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23

Furnished by Frisbie & Co., The local market has been very ouiet with no change in prices. Tbo ouotations at 2:3O were:
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23

Fine lot of $16.50, SIS and .$2O suits, $1l.SE at Wilson's.-advt.
 Odd pants sale this week. Besse- Leland C'O-adVt
New Britain herald., 1917-02-23


 been so seriously injured that a trip to a surgeon was necessary. Later, ac- cording to his information, the sur geon had placed his patient on a car for Hartford. With that Crowley ap- pears to have disappeared. Review of the police records and inquiry at the hospital has produced no trace of the missing one.
 New Britain received a host of visi- tors yesterday from neighboring cities and towns railroad trains, trolley cars and automo obiles bringing their quota of passengers. Much interest was shown in visiting the scenes of the fires, many theories and conjectures expressed and some advanced a disap- pointed feeling that they did not see a. cordon of militia on the main streets.
 Chiefs Dame and Rawlings have been freely congratulated on their masterly work from all sides. Chief Dame and Assistant Chief William J. Noble are considered to have handled the situation in an efficient manner. The work of the fire department re- ceived commendation from visiting delegations Special commendation was given the work of Lieut.. Thomas J. Hinchey of Engine Co. No. 4 and the detail that fought the flames at the New Britain Ice Corporation fire from the rear Of the Herald building.
 One of the humorous incidents coming to the attention of the au- thorities last night was a telephone call to Captain Grace at headquarters and inquiry in a feminine voice as to what she should do as she was too frightened to go to bed. Captain Grace was puzzled for a time but finally convinced the owner of the musical voice that the authorities were in command of the situation and she need not worry any more than the other inhabitants of the city. She was also informed that a special guard could not be furnished as every available man was detailed.
 Insane Man Held in Hartford.
 Bareheaded and minus shoes and ateakaaNe, <A AAnarsntly mentally un-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
Daicie zolsdkowi sposo-
bnOsc do piracy.

Me mozemy sic spodziewac, ably
toiadek dobrze funkcyonowai, kiedy
naturalne drogi eliminacyi sa zanie-
~czyszczone. Kiedy jelita siaho funk
cyonouja, zoledek jest nadto obar-
czony praca, a rezultatem tego Jest
rozdraznienie, boil giowy. nerwoWosc
I znfechecenis, 1 jeSli ME zapobtega
sic temu natychmiast. powasna eho-
roha mole sic wywiazat.
Bardzo dobrem lekarstwem ma u
porzadkowanie tych nieregularnosci,
Jest s~przedaw. W aptekach pod nazWa
Natures Orderly Laxatives, Jestto
kombinacya r6inych zi6l, korzeni,
kory / lisci, skombinowane razem W
ten spos6b, re So nailepsSe ola mad
Ewyczatnej maszyneryi waszego cia-
Ia.
Me uzywajcie soil, mineralne1
woody ami pigulek, ktore was ma
wskros przeszywajs, bs&dcie dobry-
mi ola waszego organizmu l utywai-
Gle Natures orderly Laxatives, bar
do przyjemne 1 dobre lekarstwo do
prZeczyszczenia waszego systemu.
Kupc,e Natures Orderly Laxatives
dzisiaj. Pudeiko kosEtuje tylko diva
dziescia piec cent6w, dosy6 dobrego
lekarstwa ma zapewnienie wan zdro-
via M caiy miesisc. Motecis kupic
Natures Orderly Laxatives cd wa
szego aptekarza Tub W. A. Wieboldt
and Co., hub Moeller Bros, skfadzte
departamentowym ma Milwaukee ay.
lOgi.l /,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
ZE STANiSLAWOWA.

- Tow. Sw. Wincentego a Pau
10 mr.. 221 Zjed. odbedzie ~posiedze-
ME p~rzedroczne W czwartek, dnia Is
grudnia o godzinie 1880 wieczorem,
W hall p~osiedzen. Kaady czionek ma
bye obecny, BIO So wa5ne sprawy do
za}atwienia, wyb6r urZedni-
kow ma rok przysz}y. - FIR. Funl,
prezes: Ig. Lama, sekr. prot, 1916
n. Christiana ave
- K6lko Dramtyczne odbedzie pc
siedzenie przedroczne jutrq wieczo--
rem, o godzinie Smej, W sail klubo-
wei, zaprasza sic wszystkich cz}on-
k6w. Ma porzadku dziennym kolek-
towanie "a bilety z Perly Cyllejskiej.
- Jan Kondziorski, prezes; S. Pawli
cki, sekr.
Tow. Sw. S%zczepana Mecz. mr..
31S lied. odbedzie p~rzedroczne 20
siedzenie w czwartek, dnia 1890 b.
m. W hall mr.. Atty, o godzinie 1890
wieczorem. Prezes zaprasza kazdego
czionka, poniewai bedzie wyb6r adj
ministracyi ma rok 1918, jake tez
kazdy czionek obowiazany jest costa
vic swoja k~siazeczke kwitowa do
obrachunku rocznego. - B. Sitkie-
wicz. PREF; Jan ZawisSewski, sekr.
prot, 1924 Noble Ill.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
.DZIANY" MEYERS I REUBEN
WALCZYLI BLISKO TRY GOQZI-
NY BEE OSIAGNIECIA
REZULTATU.
OK

W teatrze ,,Haymarket' PREY Madi-
son ul., odbyIa sic za~powiedziana waika
zapasnik6w wagi srednio-lekkieJ, Me-
versa z Ben Reubenem. Walka ia "a
cieta cd poezatku do kohca, trwaia TO
wne dwie godziny i piecdziesiat piec
minut a z~akonczyla sic dOpiero gdy re-
ferent WALK, Ed. Smith, widzac IL da-
lei zezwolic ma Wake byloby okru--
cle6stwem, uznal "a sprawiedliwe wal
ke zako6czyl ME dajac zadnej decyzy1
| Gdyby ME interwencya Smitha, walka
trwalaby, o wiele dIuzej gdyz tax Me-
yers lax i Reuben o ustapieniu siyszec
ME chcieli.
Gore przyznano naszemu~ zapaSniko-
wi. Meyersowi, kt6ry walczyl jak lew
wciaz atakujQc swego przeciwniEa l a
nj ma chwile ME dajac mu czasu &c
wypoczynku.
Byla to walka jakich malo, intere
sujaca cd poczatku do kohca.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
LeRarze m6wiq, re Nuxated Iron
zwiekSzy size Wyczerbanych lu-
dzi 1907 ID dzieSieciu dnlGch.

szych latach. Bee wzglsdu, kto CO
wan poWie, jsieli ME ~jsstescie zdro-
vi 1 SLIM, powinniScie zrobic Rastspu-
jacs probe: Przekonajcie sic, tak dfu'
o moaecie pracowae Tub jak daleko
mozecie ise be- zmecEenia. Nastepnie
wezcie dw1e plecio-granowe taoletEi
zwyklego Nuxated Iron try ra1y ma
dzien DO jsdEeniu. przeE diva tygo-
dnie. Potem wyprobutcie swoja SHE
powt6rnis 1 prIekonatcie sic. wiele
EyskaliScie. Whzialem dZtesiatki ner-
rwowych 1 slabych ludSi, ktorIy VIE
oxnie chorowall 4 lecByli sic Gale mie-
STAGE, q DO tym czasie Idwo4H J po-
troiH sEoje SHY 1 usunell W Eupelno-
sol wszerkie symvtousta chorooy "
~eEternastu dniach, prze1 prodte Ea1y'
vanls &slaZa W naleeytej tormie. Mo-
Aocis m6wN, Co ehceoie o Eadzfwtata-
cych reEultatach, ale gdy sic wnihie
~ sprawe, 60 nieana MIC leps1ego jak
starry dobry Srodek - telaEo, ola ma
DANA koloru polfcIkom ! cSala. Jest
ono tak4e Eielktn wnmoenieielen 70
lRdka najiepSeym budovntcEym
krwi " swiecie. Jedyns niedoodnoscla
prpy staret fornie tslsza byao TO, 10
nieoranicxns talapo, tax jego Eviarkt
jak 1 tynktury, niszezs Eeoy ! psuts
toaadex, . przes to Wiecej sEkody tak
korzyscI. Jednak Z vynale1ienism or
a~nicEnego telaIa wssysthe to trud'
no&a pcstaay pokonane. Nuxated Iron
lest prEyjsmne do zatywania ME a.
5zkadEa zebow, q prEytem dale ma.
tychniastowy rsxultat".
UwAdA- - F~ssrykauei mSts take sAu-
fAnis " sIEanicsnsm tsiasis, 81 efiayuts
eisa ala ktarejkeivtek instytueyt doero-
szynnst. 3sasii ktoh kite potr5shu1s Asiash.
mefosyEna eEy tohista, pon!tej lat 90, ME
poAwei swo.sj silly ~ cstsTsch tyEcdntsch
csasa, reEuunts sic. 3s4sii ME eisrpiS ma ia
kis vswnstrTns kenpiikaeys. oai esevis-
Euts sistakas EWroe!t VAN plsn!Sdsa ts.
asn wy prxynA5maiaj ME podwe!cis swojsj
silx " dSiesteeia dntGsh,
Jsst 70 name vssystAtn sptekasssm y
mtskciA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12

W wIefu wypadkaeh -Ludzle oierpia
nlewyoowiedzlanis prIez lecxenie sic
na siahe nerNY. "a staby tes4dek. Wa
trobe, nerkf hub inne doleslfwoSci,
podezas ady prsN1dzhSa przycZyna le-
~ W braku tsIaza We kr"i~ak po-
Wledziee. 49,
New York, n. Y. - Nledawno dy-
Eputowalem : DR.. z. Sauer, boston,
skim lakarZam. kt6ry studyowai " A
meTyce, " najwiehssych zaSiadach
lskarSAioh ". Europis, = ktory Dowie-
dziai: "Jetet Erobi ale Gktualns pro-
De krWi u wszystktch hrdzi, ktorEy "a
sabi, to Z pewnoScia bsdzis pan bar
dEo zdzEviony wielks loScia ntI,
ktorzy 81 chorEy ME = innego powo-
du, tAk tylko = brsku zeia1a We nw.
2 ehwilS za8ycta 2elaIa. wssyScae
dolegiwoeci 1 e~horoblfwe symphonic
IA ustepuja. BeZ telaSa kreW natyea'
miast tract SHE odaywcG2 GRAZ Eamia'
nv pckarm6w W od8ywcEe soki, Sateui
mic ~rie&zonych pokarmoW ME czyni
wan I ME prZySparza VAN korEyscL
wasz pokarm przecho6si prZe7 orga'
nism Jak siarno przeB mfyn, Story ME
moze zemlec. Jako reSultst tego ME
EasIlania nerw6w 1 krwi, ludzie stajs
sic W EupelnoSoi oskbaent, nerWowf
Ewykls podpsdai2 rozmaitFm enoro'
bonn. Jsden jest n sEeEupfy, tTuSi "a
wisle ma tRuSpnSd. niehtorsy % ns
siabi, re . trQdno$ca pr1ychodA In
chodEie, c5asem miewajS niestraw'
nose. cierpis N nsrki hub wetroos'
niektorzy ME moga sypiae, inni s.
spIacy 1 zmsczsni calymt dniamt, ME.
ktorzy "a roEdraanisni 4 EiosltWi, inni
"A chudzi 4 b~aAkrwiSci, wsEyscy 10
dnak 50 fizycEnIe beHiini 6 bark I'm
e~nsrxii. w taktch wypafkach jest
wiscsj 3Gk nisrozss6nis Sa3yvsH 10
karstwa wLmaoniAisca Llso tss lekar'
silva sawieratscs narkotyki ktore
tyIko sh14a m bat do p~o1e6zanta wa
sEej SLY chwilowo. moAiiwA. - IA.
vet kosztem wss<aG2 tzcl& N19z&g
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
2 Mlodziankowa.

Ma, tvton / papierosy ola polskicn
szeregowc6w znajdujacych sic :"
Camp Niagara on the Lake kanaua'
podczas biesiady W domu p. A. hoN>
3owskiego, 1903 w. Chicago ave- re-
hrano s21.OO. Ofiary ziozyli Felix's
schlade, 81; J.. slipiec 81; }. fooo-
SEX 81; Stan. Nowak 81; 7. JacHinlO-
wski 81; w. Kozuch So; j. Nienl'O-
rowicz 81; A. Koziowski 81; j. hre'
cbniak So; ]. Maicher 81; J. DElWlk
81. W. Imielski 81; w. Knoll 80
A. Chrzan 81; J. Kaznowski 81 d
Swastek 81.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-12-12
g COX g
WOLINSKI ZDOBYL 90 ,KOSZY-
K0W" OLA SWOICH.
Piatka z parku PIilaskiegO pokonala
piatke ,,Calihouns" punktami SO do 3.
q

Piatka wagi ciezkiej z parku Puia-
skiego ma S~tanislawowie zdobyia Oneg
daj piaty z rzedu kontest tesO sezonu
pokOnywujac piatke Calhoun A. c."
punktami % do 5 W grze w pike ko-
szykowa. Zarek i DowgieliO pOkazali
IL So str6zami nielada zezwalajac ry-
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tow kt0re zrobil Quinn.
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szymi cd swych rywali zaraz W pierw-
szej polowie zdobywajac 20 punEt0w
do . zdobytych przez piatke przeciw-
ma; W drugiej polowie pOlscy gracze
zdobyli Ga punkta a tamci tylko jeden.
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ski kt6ry sam zdoby} az 20 ,~,kOszyk0w"
czyli 40 punkt6w dla piatki parkowej.
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Pulaski PARKS: (93).