davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
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TANTO Sc HA BuScApo.
Una Muestra Gratis a Todos los que
la pIdan.

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Busquen nuestro proximo ndmero
Busquen nuestro proximo n1mero
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15
e. dlscurso de Gettysburg.

"cuatro %veintenas y sIete shos a.
tras, nuestros padres trajeron sobre
este c%ontlnente una nueva nacl6n,
oonceblda en- la Libertad y dedicada
a Ia proposition do que todos los HON
bres son oreados Iguales. Ahora es-
t1mos enpenados en- gran guerra
civil, tratando de probar 81 n ma
El Nuevo mexicano., 1917-02-15

-
En- eli case de una guerra, Sc esti.
ma que los campos de ensehanza mi
litar, a cargo de 10000 soldados re-
gulares, pueden producer un ejercito
suficiente de 100000 hombres en- seis
meses. Esto probablemente serA por
medic de una e~nseiianza y practicas
intensas, del estilo Plattsburg, con
mas cortas horas de ejercicio diarios.
El trabajo de organizar yatchs y pc
quehos botes de motor para la de-
fensa de la bahia de lNueva York y su
vecindarlo, Sc esta llevando a cabo,
enseiando a la flotilla las sehales, etc
Sc cree que es possible poner en- SER
vicio active violentamente, una floti-
lila de 400 o 500 pequehos botes mo-
torres, cada n equipado con un tor
pedo. Se dice que en- la actualidad
solo hay en- la bahia de Nueva York
tres ~torpederos on condolences de
ccmbate. Is
Mientras tanto, la "legion para Ia
defensa civil" en- Nueva York, orga-
niSada por ell comisionado de policfa,
puede dar $4,000 honibres discipline
dos para ayudar a los 1900 policfas
activos de Nneva York. los que for
man una de las mejores organizacio-
mes poiiciacas del mundo entero; y
que la legion puede tornar a su Cargo
la ciudad propiamente. la movili-
Eacion de guerra puede e~fectuarse Ell
10 horas. LA organization militar
esta completamente equipada, tenien-
do hasta ametralladoras. Los planes
de preparation Sc han estado lleyan-
do a cabo por ell d~epartamento de po-
licia desde hace un afo y medic.
Es consolador -anotar que los gran
des manufacturers, los reyes de las
finanzas, los %fabricantes de municioi
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Police Reserves Called to
Close Markets to Pillag-
ing of Mobs.
POPULACE STARVING
Barges and Train Load of
Supplies Are Seized and
Carried Away.

Amsterdam, July 3.-Serious potato
riots took place here last night when
mobs attacked two markets and were
dispersed by police. Early in the eve
ming the police closed all the streets
and bridges leading to the chief vege-
table market in Marnix street, but
Notwithstanding precautions. enor-
nous crowds collected. including many
women carrying children.
The mob became unmanageable and
at 10 o'clock achievements of mount
ed police who were hurried to the
seems began to fire over the heads OF
the crowd. A fierce battle developed
in the dark streets until midnight.
when troops appeared and closed the
entrances to the market.
Worse scenes occurred at the po-
tato market on Handelskade. A ru-
NOR went about that 20 wagonloads OF
potatoes for England were stored in a
barge alongside the market. The
mob stormed the market and carried
off the potatoes in sacks and bas-
kets, the small body of policemen be-
ing helpless. Later, police reinforce
ments drove off the mob and it turned
it's attention to railway cars which also
were pillaged.
1t was necessary to call troops tt
dispense the mob. The cessation OF
the riots was only temporary and sooT
a very large mob assembled and threw
potatoes and stones at the police ant
troops. Several officers were NAL
treated by the people. who dared the
soldiers to shoot. After vainly firms
in the air. the commander OF tho
troops ordered the crowds back.
shoot" came the reply from the
front ranks, some men bearing theil
breasts. Finally an officer gave tn
command to fire ball cartridges ant
the crowd then dispersed, carrying
away some wounded persons. 1t Is
reported one person was killed ant
many wounded, including two police
men. The newspapers today expires!
fear that the riots will be renewed to-
night and believe that such demon
STATIONS are unavoidable, consider
ing the governments policy and tn
hunger of the people.
In order to appease the people, =
wagonloads Of potatoes were brough
to Amsterdam today from the prin
cipal potato growing district OF Hol
land,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

ence with five Representatives Of the
educational system Of Canada. who
came. here by invitation to give Amer
lean institutions 1dvice in marshalling
educational RESOURCES for war service.
The Canadians are Sir Robert Fall
coner. president Of the University Of
Toronto: DR.. Marshall Tory. president
of the University Of Alberta; DR.. stan
ley Mckenzie. president Of Dalhousie
university: Dean Frank ]. Adams Of
McGill university and Captain W. II.
Alexander of the Canadian army.
Among other things the conferees
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Monarch Restored.

Peking. July l.-(Delayed.) -Accord-
ing to an edict issued in the name of
Hsuan Tung, the young emperor. Pres
ident Ii Yuan Hung has submitted to
a monarchy. The president bemoans
his defects, according to the edict, and
asks that he be punished. The en-
peror recognizes President Lis mis-
takes, but also his merits, so he is
appointed a duke of the first class.
According to the edict, all foreign
treaties and contracts remain in force
Stamp and other petty taxes are abol-
ished.
Princes of the blood are not allowed
to interfere in politics.
Political offenders are pardoned and
the wearing OF queues is made OPP
tiOnal
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ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR
SAFETY OF PRESIDENT

London, July 3.--ForeiGn diplomats
in Peking have warned the imperial
lists that they will hold them respon-
sible for the safety of President Ii
Yuan Hung. according to special dis
patches from Tien Tsin. The report
that President Ii had committed sui
eide Is said to be untrue.
A dispatch from Picking says that
the imperial edict issued Sunday as
serts that under the republic bribery
prevailed and foreign obligations in
creased enormously.
appointments. the Times correspond
ent says that he has been increasing
his army lately and 1t now is reported
to number 10000 men.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
SOUTH DAKOTA BANK
LOOTED by BANDITS

Aberdeen. S. D., July with revolt
yers drawn, two masked bandits late
today entered the Condo State bank,
30 miles south of here. locked the
cashier and stenOgrapher in the vault
and then escaped from the building
with between $4,000 and $1,000. In a
running fight which followed both men
were captured. One of them was shot
twice through the stomach and once
through the right arm. 1t is believed
that he is mortally wounded.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Seattle Wins in Tenth.
IDAHO LAND Is RESTORED.

Washington. July s.-President Will
son has issued a proclamation exclud-
ing certain areas from the Palisade ma =
tional forest in Idaho and Wyoming
and restoring them to homestead entry
on September II and for settlement
and other forms Of disposition on Sep
tember IS. About 5000 acres in FIRE.
mont and BonnevllIe counties. idaho
ere restored under the proclamation.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Divide n Boston.

Boston, July 3.-Boston and Phila-
delphia split doubie.header today.
Philadelphia won the first game and
Boston took the second. In the first
contest, Myers outpitched Ruth. whose
suspension for assaulting Umpire
Owens was lifted today. Leonard
pitched the second game and held the
Athletics to five hits. Boston went
after Moves In the first inning. knock
ing in three runs and continued their
drive when Falkenberg went into the
box, scoring two more in the seventh.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

- - - = IA
Denver. president ot1h< Mi M Az
socistion of = Hpta$p n.owsra and
George r. Aolph:s presidsnt Sf " FIa-
waiian- American susfr Refining COM
bany Of San Francisco. conferred with
Herbert G. Hoover TODAY Concerning
the country's potato and sugar SUPP
plies. Both the sugar and potato In
dustries will be asked to name repre-
TO serve with the food nd
ministration to direct measures OF CO.
operation between the administration
and producers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
AMERICAN ASSN.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Minneapolis. O: st. Paul. 2.
Columbus. 2; Louisville. 3.
Toledo, 10: Indianapolis, ..
Milwaukee. s: Kansas City, II.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

will consider to what extent technical
students and instructors should be re-
leased from educational institutions Tor
military service and how students can
best be employed to promote food
production.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
COAST LEAGUE

Vernon. 1: San Francisco, 3.
Oakland. 0: Los Angeles. g.
Portland. 10; Salt Lake, II. Ten in :
nlngs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
CANADIAN EDUCATORS
WILL GIVE POINTERS
Meet in Washington With
Defense Committee.

Washington, July 3.--The defense
councils committee on universities and
colleges began Today weeks CONFER
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ELECTRICIANS REJECT
COMPANY PROPOSAL
CONTINUED From Page One0

Continued From Page One.)
was said. would give the electricians
more money than they had asked fol
but would have required the men to
work six days of eight hours each
The electricians had demanded in ad-
dition to the wage increase a five and
one-half day week.
President +. j. McNulty of the
Electricians International union, is
due here tomorrow to take charge OF
the labor situation as it effects The
electricians. International organizers
who are in Butte have said that The
local electricians have been acting
without sanction of their internationa
officers.
Stick BY Metal Workers.
At the meeting tonight speeche.
were made in favor Of the electrician.
continuing ign favor of not returning
to work until the demands Of thu
Metal Mine Workers union are grant
ed by the mining companies.
The metal miners announced thai
they had responded to messages o
sympathy IIotu TIE biSpee, <AIi1.' Mela
Mine Industrial Workers by stating
that the Butte miners will not return
to work until the Bisbee miners de,
mands are granted. The miners a
Philipsburg, Mont. reported to til,
local miners that they had struck fol
so cents increase in wages and tina
the company there was willing tC
grant the demands, but before the!
signed a new scale they wanted to SEE
the bylaws and constitution Of the
Metal Mine Workers union.
\ statement issued by the Anaconda
Copper Mining company shows that
the June production of copper was
20,4O0,000. 4 decrease of 100000
pounds because of the strike which be-
gan June ~.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
St. Louis, 8; Pittsburgh, 6.

St. Louis, 8; Pittsburgh, 6.
Pittsburgh. July 3.-With men on
second and third bases and no outs
in the ninth inning. Pittsburgh was
unable to hit safely and lost today to
st. Louis. Four runs by st. Louis
compelled Carlson's retirement after
the first inning. Pittsburgh knocked
Meadows out of the box with seven
hits in the second and third innings.
netting five runs.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

Meadows, Adams and Gonzales;
Carlson. +. Miller. Grimes and Fischer.
Boston Philadelphia. no game; rain.
New York Brooklyn, no game; rain.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

Faber and Schalk; Coveleskie, Jones.
Cunningham and Stanage.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
MEALS TRIPLE HELPS
TO DEFEAT CHICAGO
Wallop Follows Chase's Sin
gie-Neal Scores on Sac
rifice Fly.
CUBS FIELD POORLY
Pittsburgh Loses to St. Louis
Through Lack Of Single
in Ninth.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Cubs Bow to Reds.

VUU8 Do" 70 NGUSs
Chicago. July 3.--Ncafs triple in the
fourth inning put Cincinnati ahead and
enabled the visitors to defeat Chicago
today. Chase opened the inning with
a hit and scored on Meals blow. Neal
came home on sacrifice fly.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
POTATO AND SUGAR
KINGS SEE HOOVER

Washington. July al. D. Sweet Of
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Boston and Philadelphia Go
Even Honors on Twin
Bill at the Hub.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Eaher holds TIGERS.

Detroit, June 3.-With Faber hold
ing Detroit to five hits. Chicago easily
won today. hitting Coveleskie hard in
the first and fifth innings. When
Cobb beat out bunt in the eighth.
ne made 1t 80 consecutive games in
which he has hit safely. veach's triple
scored him for Detroit's only run.
EcorA- r FL Il
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04

Schneider and Wingo: ,Demaree
Hendrix and Elliott.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-07-04
Double Play Saves Game.

Double Play Saves Game.
st. Louis. July 3.-St. Louis nosed
out Cleveland today. a fast double play
in the ninth after Cleveland had scored
a run and had two men on bases with
one out saving the game for st. Louis.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

Obdarzyf medalami pamiQtkOwymi. Jack
Walsh, Otrzymawszy urlOp ma "a godzi-
ny, przybyf z Rockfordu i chwytal dla
dziewiatki Kuby. Moss kt0ry zajai
miejSce Bartella ma ~trzeciej mecie mu-
sial uStapic W czwartej kOlejce gdy Rag
so Ryan wSliznql sic do mety t~rzeeiej
kaleczac Ryana n~iebezpiecznie. DaeS pc
Szedi wtedy ma mete trzecia a kapitan
Reed ma lewe pole.
Najlepsza Szanse zdObycia konteStu
mieli piikarzc Kuby w piatej kOlejce
gdy mety wSzystkie byiy zajete; z po-
wOdu wy%machania piikarza Schultz.
Kuba ObyG sic musiai Smakiem. Serge
sic juz teraz ukoGczyIy, scion CRY W
pike take dla pilkarzy Kuby, a vice
ma ,OdchOdne" pOdajemy tn rapport i o.
pis cry pod}ug kOlejek Spisany przez
,,naSzego Antka". RAPPORT gry W cyfrach
TAXI:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
.CYCERONI" ZDOBYLI PUHAR
SWEITZERA l MEDALE TEAR
NEYEGO.
OK
Kuba przegrywa kOnteSt deeydujqey

Ubieslej niedzieli ma boiSku klubu
Cicero" PREY 12tej ul. i +S-mej ave. W
Cicero odbyia sic zacieta era W pixie
metowa pOmiedzy dziewiatka kuhy
..ROMEOS" a rywalami z klubu CT
CERO". o puhar Roberta Sweitzera |
medale Al. Tearney'ego. ,,C~yceront' pO-
konawSzy graczy Kuby punktami , do l
ziObyli Ola Sicbie puhar i medale a
huha Obyl sic Smakicm.
WiekSzoSG udcrzen zdobyli gracZe
Kuby gdy juz dw6ch 2 koleg6w brako-
waIo ..Cyceroni" zaS zdobyli ~podbicia
W chwiIi gdy te n~ajbardziej potrzebo-
wall: pierwszy punkt zdobyto przez o.
my{ke przeciwn;ka inne zaS dostaiy sic
W grze ~doSkonalej.
Dz~iewiQtka Kuby zdobyla jedyny
punkt z powodu Omyiki ~popeinionej
przez c~hwytacza Franka K~aforSkieSo
re strOny przeciwnej. u pOwodu zimna
stawilo sic M konteSt ten tylko $500
ruter6w i ruterek. Pred rOZpOczeciem
GOntestu ..maly FiGSa" przedStawil re-
branym p. Roberta Sweitzera, kt6ry
pnkarzom ofiarow0} puhar srebrny o.
raz Al. Tcarncy'e-o kt6ry wyGrywc6w
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
Bacznosc lekarze i pie
legniarki.

Lekarze, kt6rzy chcieliby ofiaro--
wac Jedna Tub dwie godziny tygoGaio
wo ma wykiady tworzacego sic kur-
su SANITARNEGO ola ARMII POL
SKIEJ, jakotez osoby, majace po-
swiecic sic niesieniu pomocy naszym
rrzyszlym bohaterom, proszeni So o
skomunikowanie sic 2 DR.. w. Stat
kiewiczem, W biurze rekrutacyjnem,
Inr. 1909 N. Ashland ave-, osoDisc1e
;rb listownie, albo tez telefonem -
Monroe 1909.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

mienial ma banknoty hub zlote
pieniadze i skarb sw6j Iosn2cy
przechowywaf IL siebie W domu,
ME ufajqc absolutnie AMI ludzlom
ami bankom ami zadnym inryjn
zakladom. Zebrai tym sposobem
SUNG stosunkowo ogromna DO
$34OO; Z tego $4,000 posiadal w
banknotach 10 20 dolarowych, a
S40O w ziotych 20 dolar6wkach.
Przechowywa1 je zaS W prasie 10
w~yrabiania wilma, kt6ra miaf II
siebie W suterenach, BIO przypusz-
czai re Mkt ich tam ME znajdzie..
Omylii sic jednakowoz bicda
czysko. Kiedy wczoraj rano
chcial nova 20 d~olarowke ziot2
doiqczyc do swojego skarbu, Z
przerazeniem spostrzeg}, re re
skarbu mic a mic ME zostafo. KtoS
widocznie go podpatrzyl i pienia-
DE zabraf.
Massino uwiadomi} policye o
swojej stracie; ma}o jednak jest
nadziei, by z}odzieja MONA Cd
krYC.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

,,DZIADZIA MAJk" WYGRAL 80
RITYCH.
80 q *

Znany piikarzOm ma Stanisiawowie
srdzia cry w pike metOwa, Michaf
Simpson, alias ,.Dziadzia Majk' wyGra1
onegdaj nagrodc W sumie $50 i kOSzta
w wyScigach motOrCyklowych w ktd-
rych udzial bra}O, przcSzfo IS jezdz--
COW. WyScigi tie rozopoczeiy sic W
Chicago a konczyiy sic w Saginaw, Mi
chigan, dystans 1872 mil kt6ry ujecha&
..Dziadzia Majk" w 0 i pol gOdzinach.
Wyscigi tie urzadzila Sp6ika Harley
Davis Motorcycle Co, a PREY kOhcu
kt0rej zapisano jua tylko II motorcy-
klist6w z So kt6rzy udali sic w droSe.
Simpson liczy iuz lat 81 i ME tax latwo
byio mu pokonac mlOdszych Cd siebie
motorcyklist6w - "a co tenn wiekSze
naleAy mu sic uZnanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

*

Znany zapewne wszystkim, Franci-
seek Blaszy1ski, z pnr. 1910 Sloan ul.,
kt0ry tego poIbijaf i dzielnie spiSywaf
sic grq w polu pc stronie dawniej list
n~iejacej a dis juz przez wielu Zapo-
mnianej dziewiatki ,,Gertenrich Stars
kt6ra stale wyStepOwaIa IA bOiSku W
parku Polonia, p>%ez niekt6rych ,,PO-
lish Lake Frontem" zwanym. Ot0z spor
tOwcom tutejSzym dOnosi ,.nasz An
TEX il onegdaj odwiedzi4 dom p. B.
pan Bociek i zOstawil PIP. BlaSzynskim
zdrowego ,.Sluggera' czyli pc naszemu
| Synka ZdrowegO kt6ry ma ZajQc mieJ-
see tatusia ma polu piikarSkiem w PREY
sZlOSci. - WinSZujemy!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

w Indvach ME rozpoczela sic pc
wybuchu wojny europejskiej W
r. 1914, tylko 10 lat przedtem'
R6wniez przesluchiwano jake
swiadka Georgia.. Riedera, lol5
Larrabee str, poddanego nlemle-
ckiego, internowanego pred XII
XII miesiqcami. Rieder urodzlt sc
w Bawaryi, przyby} pred Z Iaty
do Stanow Zjednoczonych now
2 trudnoscia pc angielsku. TO-
zna} on byl wedle swych zeznan
oskarzonego Gustawa II. jacob
soma w kwietniu 1915 roku, a
wkr6tce potem drugiego oskarzo-
nego Heramba Lal Gupta. Ia
cobson kilkakrotnie rozmaWlai
7 MIN O rewolucyi w lndyach ! o.
powiadal, re zolnierzy potrzeo-
nych do rewolucyi ksztaici sic w
Svamie. Broni i amunlcyl me
brak. Starano sic naklonic Jeso'
Riederera, by udal sic do SyaH'u
celem wziecia udzialu w rewolu
cvi. Jacobson mt powiedzia}, re
istnieje plan, by Z trzech Stron
+ T,,I,.;
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18

Skradzione mcty Cerny, Sullivan.
Uderzenia ma dwie mety Cerny.
Po3w6jne cry Byrne do IIOttua do
WalSha do Schutte'a.
Wymachanych przez Laferty'ego 6;
przez Cantwelra I.
Wolnc mety ma piiki {; od Laferty'egO
8; oil Cantwella /.
UderzOny piika przez rzucacza LATER
ty'egO - DaeS przez Cantwclla, Walsh
Laferty. La Henry.
Cz"S Gdy - SOdziny. - Widow $500.
SedziOwie CRY Broad i Fitzpatrick.
Je5li checie wiedziec jak spisali sic
gracze Obu Stron. c~zytajcie opiS cry pO-
dug kOlejek nizej pOdany.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
1 ZN0W NOVA LIGA KREGLARZY.
Navy piQtek oryginalne.

Ma alejach W kregielni Wejnerow-
skiego | Wrohskiego PREY Milwaukee
ave. odbyiy sic onegdaj pierwsze kon
testy piatek naleaacych do novel IL
81 zwanej Chicago Screw League.
Do ligi tel nalezy tea sporo naszych
kreglarzy %polskich. Navy piatek ich
So o%ryginalne. Jedni IOWA sic High
Heads, drudzy Square Heads" in
nj zaS wybrali so5ie NAIVE Flat
Heads" zaS So tacy kt6rzy naleza do
piatki yFillister Heads, Round
Heads. Low Heads, Pressed
Heads" | ,,Hix Heads.
Navy tie powstaja cd NAVY Stub
r6znych wyrobow prey czem owl kre
glarze maja stale zajecie. Rezultaty
kontest6w ich pierwszych take:
High Heads 900. GAL 719 $50
Square Heads 49,. 536 go STA
Flat Heads ...... 607 10 625
Fillister Heads 80. $50 555 654
Round Heads .... 706 7S4 $50
Low Heads ...... g. $50 653
Pressed Heads 80. 1888 644 726
Hix Heads ....... COS 74O 6S9
Taxi byl rezultat pierwszycn kon-
test6w novel ligi. z braku miejsra W
dzisiejszem wydaniu, kompletnych
raportow za~wieraiacych nazwiska
kreglarzy I 1iczbe szpilek przez mich
ukulana. umieScic ME mozemy. u
czynimy to ma drugi raz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
ley mu sic uZnanie.
q M q % q
z LIGI
g *

Onegdaj odbyly sic kOnteSty piqtek
Universal Blues" i Universal Stars
2 ligi kobiet-kreglarek p. H.. Universal
Ladies' Bowling League. Try partye
Crane zdobyIy czlonkinie piatki pierw-
szei a rezultat W cyfrach taxi:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
PROCES o UDZIAK w IN


w procesie osob oskarzonych
O udziaf w intrygach niemieckich
majqcych ma celu wywolanie po-
wstania w Indyach, p%rzesfuchi-
wano wczoraj jake SWiadka Viii,
llama Wins, bogatego handlarza
drzeWa, Fam. pnr. 1915 Lake
Shore Drive.
Do Wilmsa PREY r6znych spo,
sobno5ciach przychodzi} baron
Won Reiswitz, by Cd niego w "a
milan "a jego poSwiadczone GEEK
ma bank First National otrzymy-
wac czeki ma bank Wilmsa, ma
korzySc Alberta Wehde. TIE cze,
Xxi przeznaczone by1y ma zakupna
ljstow kredytowych ola Ferdy,
nanda Hotza-i Alberta Wehde
przekazy ma ME wysy}ane byly
kablem do Manili i innych miejsc.
By}y one ma rome sunny cd
$1,000 do $4,000.
Przesluchiwany wczoraj W dal-
Sym ciagu ~Indyjczyk Jodt
Singh, opowiada}, re rewolucya
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-18
TABELA PROCENTOWA LIGI OBY-
WATERSHED Ma WOJCIECHOWIE

Ponizej podajemy tabele ~procentowQ
ligi ma Wojciechowie, ~ofiarowana ola
mas przez Sekretarza ligi, FranciSzka
Kempe. POdana jest liczba konteSt0w
w~ygranych i tez kontest0w przegra-
nych oraz procent nalezny plQtkom do
It.; ,o IVo;oioobOwio no1oinpvm