davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
WIEC Ma NHCHALOWIE.

Vice ma MichalOwie, rozpocza& sic 0
godzlnie $50 popoludniu. Estrada "a
jeli ochotnicy W liczbie Okolo 80. Vice
zagail miejScowy officer rekrutacyjny,
Piotr Olech, p~owoIujac ma ~przewodni-
czacego OBJ. st. Lachajczyka, ma Sekre-
TARA NATIONALIST OBJ. W. KalisZew-
skiego. Przewodniczacy ma pierwszego
m6wce powolal ks. IgnacegO Renklew-
skiego, kt0ry w S%erdecznej Swej pre-
movie zacheca} nietylkO do Sk{adek, a.
lie i do wStepowania do armi polskicj.
w podobnym duchu przemawial haste
pnie ob. Henryk LokanSki. p~rzedSta-
wiwszy kr6tki a przeciez juz tax do
niosle dzieje formowania sic armii pol
skiej. Pc MIN dluga, efektownq, Graja-
ca ma uczuciach move wygloSif pan
Bloch, redaktor miejscoweGo ~tySodnika
,,Polonia" i prezes Komitetu Obywatel-
skiego ia So. Chicago. P~rzerywanO
bardzo czesto oklaskami nova p. Bio
cha, odtwarzajQca sluchaczom w male
zytem swietle sytuacye i w~ykazujacQ
obowiazek Sluzenia Polsce, zrObila Swo
je. Posypaly sic datki i og6lem ia ar
ME polska zebrano OkOlo $3.50, gt0wnie
przez ciezko pracujacych robotnik0w w
stalowniach ziozone. WzruSzony ZaS
przemowa p. BlOcha jeden 2 ochotnl--
k0w da} ma z glOdu umierajace dziecl
polskie IS. Przemawia} r6wniez p.
Leon Nowicki, czionek biura reEruta-
cyjnego Centrum Mr.. :. w dzielnem
DO zo{niersku wyglOszona i przeko-
nywujacem ~wysiowieniu, wykazuJqc
przewrotnoSG, zloSG i szkOde OSrOmnQ,
jaka wyrzadzaja sprawie przyw0dcy
X. 0. n. Mowy przeplataiy wyStepy ch6
ru chIopc6w pod kierunkiem miejscowe
20 organisty i spiew miodego p. 'iJa'
~nowskiego, kt6rego hucznemi naGrodzo-
no oklaskami. Ma Michafowie Zafozo-
"a tez zostanie stacya r~ekrutacyjna.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

ganizacya armii wioskieJ w petnl'
Natura tcz przychodzi w pomoc
WIochom DO rzeki wzbicraJa Jak
'zwykle pred zimq, gdy W 60
rach spadnq sniegi a przedewszy-
stkiem Pave rzeka, mad ktora
W}osi wstrzymujq odwr6t wezbra
Ia poteznic w przeciqSu nocy,
Mostly ma rzcce zniszczono: Wio-
81 "a rzekq gotujq sic do obrony !
c.dporu wroga. Centralnl probuIa
zepchnqc dalejWlochow ruchem o
kreznym Cd p6lnocncgo wschodu,
cd doliny Sugana - jezellby sic
i'm udalo opanowat g6rny bieg
Pave, w6wczas prawdopodobnie
mad do1>ym biegiem rzekl Wlosi
cofnacby sic musieli: Cd wytrzy--
mania tego naporu vice mad gor-
ia Pave zalezy wytrzymalosc ca
lei linii wloskiej i calo5c Wenecyi,
kt6ra bezpo5rednio jest zagrozo-
ma, gdyz niedaleko do nicj Cd ujsc
Piave. Ostatnie raporty Central
nych donosz2 o zdobyciu WYNN
Asiago w Alpach karynckich, o
kt6re walczono dfugo w ciagu O.
statniego roku, zdobycz to wanna,
lccz w kazdym razic Z Asiago ma
r6wniny mil kilkanaScie, a W go
rach Walk tocza sic powell. Cd
wrot odbywa sic we wzorowym
porzadku = TYNE straze walcza z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

przez przewazne silly nieprzyjaciof
lecz zdolaly sic wyrwac ! prze-
drzet przez wrogie zastepy, a ME
przyjaciel zajqf m~iasteczko,
wszystkie wojska So juz "a Liven-
"a rzekq / cofajq sic systematycz-
ME ku Piave. Awiatyka wloska
skutecznie bombardujc Niemcow
i Austryakow IL przepraw ma Ia
gliamento ! W poblizu Livenza.
- Pozniejszy rapport wfoski po-
dale: Onegdaj Pc silnem przygo-
towaniu artyleryjskiem WloSl
zostali atakowani przez Wrogow
ma pozycyach WYNN Asiago: wal
XII toczyly sic o CORY Gallo, Ser
rag / Nr. 1116., kt6re tez Niemcy
zdobyli tux jednak potem Wiosl
kontratakowaIi i po dluzszej bit
vie odebrali w~iekszo5c pozycyi
owych; spychajac znacznie wstecz
nieprzyjacicla i biorqc okolo serEI
icic0w. Patrole niemieckie w do
LIME Sugana, podchodzqce pod
miasteczko Tezze zniesiono, hub
pojmano. Mad Pave Walk: bate
rye nieprzyjacielskie znlszczyly
most pod Vidor.
- Angielskie baterye So juz ma
pozycyach! S~podziewac SIG male
zy teraz nalezytego odporu wro-
ga, poniewaz Wiochom bylo bar
dzo brak artyleryi i dial. Reor-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
Ma ARNIIE POLSKA.

Zesziej niedzieli odbyly 81 Gu PIP. Ada
mi i Katarzyny Kut6w ma MfOdzianko-
vie chrZciny c6reczki. kt6rej ma imie
dano Janina, a kt6rej rOdzicami chrze-
stnymi byli p. J. Rzcpka i parma Anie-
la Kuta. Pc kO$ciplnych c~eremoniach w
domu PIP. Kut6w gOScic Zabawiajac sic,
ME zapOmnieli o naSzych zolnierzach, a
pc przem6wieniu p. Ignaccgo Kocola ma
Armie Polska ziozyli: Ignacy kocof 81;
Alojzy ROkoSz 81; Amelia Kuta 50; To
masz Gawlik 81; Albert ROgoSz 81;
Jan Rzepka 81; Stanis{aw kuta 81;
Adj; m Kuta 81; Katarzyna KOcof 81;
razem SO. Pieniadze te ziozono W ma
szej Administracyi, a mysmy je wysla-
Ii do Wydzialu Narodowego P. c. X. r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
AkCya RekrutaCyjna do Armii
POISkiej W Chicago

So; Bracia Walczak dekl. $25; 10
zef Sienkiewicz IS; Stan. Luczynski
SIS; And. Raczkowski dekl. $25; Mi
chat Jaganowski So; Jozef Sadow-
ski $40; Tomasz Kowalski So; A
dam Bielecki So; Zygm. Jakubowski
dekI. $25; Wine. suchomski IS; FIR.
Saplicki dekl. 81; Wadaw Stawicki
So; AID. Sierzputowski SO; Maryan
Linkowski dekl. SIS; Jan Lewando-
wski $40; Wlad. Maniszewski So;
J6zef Gawlicki SIS; J6zef Olejnik 81;
Skauci CSC; Albert Palisz dekl. $25;
Fran. Pietrusiak SIS; Stan. Sk6ra So;
Janina CieSlak 81; J6zef Szylko
dekl. SIS; st. Sylwestrowicz SIS; Vol.
Rymbowiecki So; Jan Kowaczynski
$1.21; Ant. Zrebowicz dekl. $40;
W. Tomaszewski S.; F. Madaj 50;
KS. J. Grembowicz SIS; KS. Korale-
ski SIS; Jan Olejnik SIS; Jan Stan
greber $40; Jan Koziowski $40; FIR.
Dudek dekl. So; Fabian Bynin So;
S.Stronski dekl. $40; S. LiSniewski
So; Artur Jakajtis 81; Ma&y Henio
Bloch So; S. 1wierzchowski IS; Bar
bara Wyszynska dekl. SIS. - Zesta-
wienie: Got6wka zebrano $37S.S6.
skladki ma sail $1s7.s6. Kasa z bile
tow s157.50. Deklaracye $1S6.00.
- Razem $920.S2.
Ma sieroty polskie s15S.57.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
%Telegramy zagTanIczne'
Z TEATRoW WOJNY.

Berlin Wieden, IL. listopada.-
Wojska Centralne dobre czyni2
postepy W dolinie Sugana i W do
llnie g6rnej Piave. Wyzyny Asia
50 zostaly pc krwawych walkach
zdobyte. Postep wojsk central
rych doskonaly ma calej linii.
- Ostatnie raporty donosza:-
Ma Asiago wielkie silly wioskie re-
pchneiy nieco wstecz wojska cen
tralne W caiym szeregu krwawych
szturmow; Centralni zdobyli Bel
luno i posuneli sic naprzod w do
LIME Sugana; mad gorna Piave
luz walk sic tocza: Centralni zdo-
byli tam pod Nidor naczo}ek
wschodni mostu.
Rzym, IL. listopada. - Ma linii
miedzy Stelvio a Sugana walk
trwaja zaciete: W Sugana i Ledro
Austryacy bardzo SLIME atakowa-
Ii, lecz zostali odparci, pomimo
kilkodniowego przygotowania ar
tylerya. Miedzy Pave gorna a do
hna Sugana Walk lokalne, szere-
gi atakow nieprzyjacielskich Cd
parto W okolicy L~orenzago woj-
ska wioskie zostaiy otoczone
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
Z South Bend, Ind.
SObota, dnia logo l~istOpada.

Ma zebraniu Manifestacyjnem urzQ-
dzonem ma Geese pierwszych zo&nierzy
oficer6w Polak6w, uchwalOnO naStepu-
jace rezolucye:
ZWAIYWSZY, re rozbi0r PolSki, do
konany przez try OScienne rzQdy, byi
zbrodnia wobec cywilizowanegO Swia-
ia
ZWAZYWSZY. re tel zbrOdni doEo-
nano ma narodzie polskim, kt0ry OIL
brzymie polozyf zaSiugi wobec cywl-
lizacyi i chrzeScijaIstwa;
ZWAIYWSZY, re obecnie srOzaca
sic w calym swiecie wOjna, moze bye
uwazana jake kara Bola ma bezbozne
narody, kt6re zbrodni rOzbioru Polskl
sic dopuSci}y, re moze ia wojna bye u
wazana "a kare BozQ ma narody, ktO-
re tel zbrodni ME z~apobiegly;
ZWAIYWSZY, re obecnie rOzgrywa-
ia sic losy Ojczyzny naSzej;
MY POEACY, zebrani ma Wiecu W
South Bend, Ind, dnia 9-go Listopada,
1917, oswiadczamy,
u Re W imie pieprzedawnionych
praw narodu polskiego, zadamy Polskl
Niepodleg{ej, Samorzadnej i Zjedno-
czonej. z doStepem do NORA;
- lie wyrazamy g}eboka Geese
w~dziecznoSc Prezydentowi Stan0w Zje
dnoczonych, Woodrow WilSonowi, "a
lego szczere, otwarte il meme wysta-
picnic w sprawie wlnoSci naszej Oh
czyzny.
81 Wyrazamy glebOka sympatye
~wdziecznosc radon Anglif / Francyi
"a oSwiadczenie sic ich w sprawie VOL
nosci Polski i "a wsp6iudzia& Francyi
W tworzeniu Armii Polskiej.
a. wyrazamy, re powinnoscia jest
kazdego prawego Polaka wstapic W SEE
regi Armii Polskiej, wreszcie:
81 Wyrazamy serdeczne podzieko-
wanie cZ{Onkom komlSyl WoJShoWeJ
polskiej, p. WacIawowi Gasiorowskie-
mu, p%orucznikowi Armii Polskiej we
Francyi, i WIodzimierzOwi Szaniaw--
skiemu, ~porucznikowi tejze Armii, Ia
podjecie trudnej i meczacej podrozy
W celu rozbudzenia W mas ducha pa
tryotycznego i "a ogniste i peine silly
| slowa zachety do zorganizowania Ar,
mil Polskiej.
Mech lyle niepodlegla, samorzadna
i zjednoczona POlska!
KOMITET REZOLUCYI:
KS. Jan Mard, C. S. c.
rs. st. A. Gruza, c. S. G.
Klemens s. SmOg6r.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
WAzNE.
w Srode bed1ie kOncert na KaIimierZO
vie, a ME ma MaryanOwie.

Podaje sic niniejSzem do wiadomoSci
og6lu polskiego, re oStatni z koncer-
tow a~gitacyjnych Kapeli Armii Pol
skiej p. k. p. 7. Wro6skiego Odbedzie
sic W Srode ma Kazimierzowie W sail
Sok0l, pnr. 2341 South Kedzie ave.,
a ME ma Maryanowie, jak pierwotnie
ogloszono. Otrzymano o TEN wiadomosc
calkiem pewna cd zarzadu tychze kon-
cert6w. Nieporozumienie zaszio W u
kladaniu planu objazdu Kapeli.
Zwraca sic vice uwage wszystkich
rodak6w, kt6rzy ME byli jeSzcze ma
koncercie Kapeli Armii Polskiej, IL po-
zostaja juz tylko diva wystepy tel
re: jeden jutro, t. . we wtorek, ma
Town Of Lake, W sail parafialnej Sw.
J6zefa, a drugi wyzej wymleniony ma
Kazimierzowie W Srode.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
ma Koncert Ka-
peli Armii Polskiej ma
Kazimierzowie.

Bilety ma Koncert Kapeli Armii
Polskiej, kt6ry W srode wieczorem
odbedzie sic W sail Sokol, pod mr..
2341 So. Kedzie ave-, ma Kazimie-
rzowie, dzisiaj, jutro W srode do
godziny Sci ~wieczorem, nabywac
MONA W banku Alberta Wachow--
skiego, PREY Whipple i 22ej ul., ma
plebanii KazimierZowa - cd sekre-
TARA parafialnego i Cd ~miejscowyCh
Si6str Nauczycielek. w 'Srode VIE
czor bilety sprzedawane beda PREY
kasie cd godziny $50. Bilety So pc
soc I Is cent6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

wielkiem poSwieceniem Z napiera-
jqcym wrogiem, oslaniajac glow
ne wojska. w Rzymie i w kraju
caiym organizing ratunek ola ma
sy rannych i uchodzcow; kr6lowa
Helena ofiarowafa swe willie i pa
lace ola rannych i uchodzc5w -
cIownie ola kobiet i dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

We wtorek, dnia 1890 listopada,
1917 w sail parafialnej Sw. J6zefa,
przy rogu ulic 47mej / Paulina, o 60
dzinie 1880 wieczorem.
W srode, dnia Ago listopada,
+. 1917, w sail Sokol, pnr. 2341 So.
Kedzie ave., ma Kazimierzowie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
KOkDRY w KOkYSKE

WeIna wykOncZone kOidry
ola uiemowlat, biaie tylko, -
blekitna albo r0zOwa, bOTta. |
Specyalnie ma ten wtOrek -
para tylko IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

Gdyby wszyscy ci, ktorzy eierpia
ma za~twardzenie, Dol glowy, nlestra-
wnos6, brak apetytu it'd, uzylt raz
tyIko Senole Herbate, ten siynny sro-
dek przeczyszczajscy to juz a ma
zawsze porzueiliby wsZystkie inne
srodki, kt6re teraz uzywajs. senola
herbata stoi ma szczycie wszystklcn
lekarstw przeczyszczajscych we
wszystkich aptekach 25c lub piszcie
wprost do:
SENoLA DRUG CO.,
2023 MILWAUKEE AVE.
CHICAGO.
12-14-19-21-26-2S-3-5
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12

AadnycA s1~aIbierxy naciegaczy,
1yhajscych ma kieszenIe latwowisr
aych. uis ma DZIENNIk CHICAGO
BKI ma swych szpaltach. DO sawsss
PRAGUE ola dobra ludu. oszukahcss
fire sales" stanowcSo " DZIENNl.
KU cHIcAGoSKIN ~ogiassans NJ
80 RoEN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
JEWAB. PONCZOCHY

Damskic jedwabne fiber be-
szewkowe p~omczochy, podw0J
ne piety i palCe, czarne i bia-
he, specyalnic ma ten wtorek
para SOC, albO nm
= parry "a .....,.. AsSo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-12
PRZESCIERADkA

Obrabiane bezsZewkowe pre-
Eciera la, robione z dobrej
miekkiej Incm wyk. sheeting
matcryi, niekrOChmalone, l.39
wartoSci, speCyalnie 4 nm
"a AsSS
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
MAJOR TEAMS ARE
 KNOWN BY NICkNAMES
Names of Baseball Teams Originated in Numerous Instances From Uni form Worn by Players.

Every day during the baseball play ing season, and with more or less ire quency at other periods of the year, the major league clubs, not by their regulation titles, but by their official nicknameS, are on the tongues of thousands, nay, millions of fans No one refers to the Boston Nation als or the Boston Americans. If he fellow isn't one of the regulars.
 Every ball club must of necessity be known by some pet name and every club is. There are-merely to tabu- late them-the Braves, Cardinals Phillies, Giants, Dodgers, Cubs, Reds and Pirates in the National league In the sister big league are the Red Sox. Yankees, White Sox, Indians, Tigers Browns Athletics or White Elephants and Senators. At a glance any fan in the United States can recognize the identity of the club merely by it's moniker.
 Now there comes a query concern ing the origin of the various nick names, On the fact of it, 1t is obvious why certain clubs have acquired distinctive name apart from that one appearing in the official formal rec ords of the league, wherein they rep resent a big city. Some distinction of endurable title by which the club once it has been named to satisfaction -is bound to be known. There is more or less of a fog surrounding the origin of others; but for the greater
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
Transportation of
 Children In the Town of Windham

Bids will be received up to 12 o'clock noon, July IS. by the under signed uansportat ation committee of school board as folIws:
 7RIckToP DISTRICT
 From the top of Miller Hill and from the foot Of Miller Hill in stormy weather, to the Windham Center school and return, including the North Wind ham road to the Albert Bates place In addition, state price for extending route to the Buckingham place if nec- essary
 BACK ROAD DISTRICT
 From the house of Everett CrappeIl on the Back Road to the Windharn Center school and return. including aI- 90 Christian street In addition. state price for extending route if necessary to include any children on the top of Parish Hill.
 WARNER DISTRICT
 From the old Warner district school house to the trolley station at She tucket Park and return.
 JERUSALEM DISTRICT
 From the town line near Scotland Dam to the Windham Center school and return.
 Successful bidders must plan to ar rive at the Windham Center school house about S:45 a m. and leave soon after close of school. and in the War ner district meet the trolley at She tACASL ESTA most convenient for chill dren attending schools ar Willimantic. They must also satisfy the commit tee of thetr ability to rrovide safe and comfortable transpcrtation with suff1- cisnt blankets and protection from cold and storm vyea :her
 The right tc reject any and all bids is reserved b= t1e scnlTn1 tee.
 R H. FF7:<FC<- Chairman
 T. J. KFLLEE
 r C LATER OF Committee O. Transportation. Town Of Wi:;Shsm School Board
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
RIDCEMARK CAPTURES OHIO STAKE Was the Big Surprise the Grand Crcuit-Mack Farbes Another Outsider Beats Favorite in 212 Trot-Judges
 Declare All Wagers Of on Colleen.

Cleveland. Ohio. July 1s:-Ridge- mark was the big surprise in a day of surprises at the North Randall Grand Circuit meeting today when Trainor piloted thu bay son of Wilask to the front and captured the $3,0O0 Ohio Stake, the feature of the card.
 Ridgemark, a rank outsider in the betting paid the best price in the mu- tueIs so far those backing him to win getting $141.S0 and the place price being s39.9o.
 Only two favorites rewarded dur ing the day, Kelly De Forest in the first division of the unfinished three year old trot and Ruth Mainsheet in the Forest City Sweepstakes, Tommy Murphy handling the reins in each instance.
 captured the PIP trot in straight heats, beating the favorite, Chilcoot, in rather easy fashion Colleen, the favorite in the 2.o5 pace, was poor third, Walter Cochato, an old timer, winning handilv. Edward P. captured the PIP pace. Battle King. the favor ite, finishing third.
 The judges were dissatisfied with the driving of Colleen in the 205 pace and declared off all wagers in the f. ies:
 The Ohio Stake, POS Trottine, Value
 $3,Ooo.
 R10Sefnark,- g, Dy W1laSk.
 Trainor ....... ... 1 NJ. L. J.. b g, by Red Mill.
 Leonard Z / Wilkes Brewer, ch m, by
 Nutwood Wilkes. Jamison 1 3 Sister Strong, m, Val Busy's Lassie, br m, Cox. 5 2 TO- Lucille Spier, m, Murphy 6 5 3 TO. Colorado Range, h,
 Time POS 1-4, 2o9 "A, POS s-4. 21o The Fasig Sweepstakes; Swear old Trot, Value $2,5oo, (First Division) Kelly De Forest. b c, by The
 De Forest, Murphy ..... ? l Harvest Gale, br f, by The
 Harvester, Cox .........-.. 2 Worthy Volo, oh c. Mcdonald 3 2 P. Colorado, b C. Graves. ... Winema. oh f, H. Fleming ". 5
 Time 2.10, 2.10 3-4, 2.13 1-2. Forest City Sweepsta<e, 2-year-
 Trot, Value s2,5oo. (2nd division). Ruth Mafnsheet, b f, by Main
 sheet, Murphy .-... ..... l l
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
American League
Eastern League
WORCESTER TRACK RECORD
 TIED AND SMASHED
Binworth Does the Trick in the 2.17
 Class.

Worcester, Mass, July 1S.-Worces- ter's trotting track record of 2.11 1-2 was equalled and then smashed this afternoon at the second day of racing in the Bay State circuit by the wonder = full Binworth, driven by Crozer in the 2.17 $1.000 trotting stake. which he won.
 In the two first heats he won easily. In the last Watercress. choice for sec : ond money, made a rush for the heat after getting away badly and Binworth set the new record a 2.11 If The old record has stood for years.
 The Arab won the 216 pace handily after dropping the first heat to Red November. The judges fined Lyman Brusie $25, claiming he laid up the third heat with the November pacer. Gardner. driver of Rich Hall and Harry Brusie, driver of The Arab. were called to the stand after the first heat and warned to go out and try.
 E. & o. was favorlte and an easv winner in the 2.1S pace. The judges thought Mudlake was not being driven to win and substituted Van Houten for Schuerman in the third heat
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
MANY COMFORT KITS
 RUSHED TO RED cRcss They Were Sent to Ps-s- -a'n sof-
 diers ir France.

Washington Julr r. rF- ders which resulted lH s-1 -t comfort kits urIra rIares Har Cross headararf-F- aara aHr +r ago. were expIa ned saHar rT-r-r of the Red trraH cor --I~r. er said the kits were -a.fleerrr war departmere for General Ee-s-.-r force in Frame
 Tn a message or thanks Fer tre v.s.r General PershIuz said Trfea -rrrr cause the soldier tJ a-H aHF --ar the people at home sra Her.rl Hw You do not know r.T m4rH ff+ means 10 auv soldier who Ir r.rr .a-r carrying the flag fo. Hte country rr IS the point which should u. lrlrrrr"- ed in the minds 0f frns- r.1 a-a working for tne satI.aE
Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
SUSCEPTIBLE STOCKS
Shorts Attacked ard Depressed the
 Entire List.

New York, July 18.-The superficial character of prevailing stock mars t conditions was striking1y Illustrated today. when the shorts resumed their attacks upon the more susceptible stocks in a fairly successful effort to depress the entire list.
 St. Paul was the main objective of the bears, declining 1-2 points to e 1-2 on rumors which cast doubt on the maintenance of the rate of divi- dend. Other dividend paying rails yielded l to points with no appre ciable recoveries.
 Motors also claimed the attention of professional traders, the Maxwel group falling 1 to , points. Rever- sals otherwise were confined to some of the oils, minor equipments and spe- cialties at gross recessions of one to three points.
 In general the days operations were least noteworthy of any recent per issues traded in. Representative in dustrials and the more popular war descriptions held comparatively steady until the final hour, when the weight of selling became too strong to be re- sisted.
 The new features of strength were limited to stocks of little potential value as market leaders, these includ- ing the various issues which derive their chief support from pools United
 
 that. followed by other prominent stocks. Steel sold up to 122 IA and closed at 120 3-4. net loss of l IS points. Total sales amounted to 640,- 900 shares. Foreign affairs were again obscured by the drop in rubles to the new minimum of 21 1-4, with a con- current decline of 3 points in Russian government 1-2's on the curb Other European remittances or rates of ex- change were unaltered on nominal dealings.
 Renewal of call loans at per cent, although the rate subsequently, drop ped to 3, offered little hope of imme- diate relaxation in local monetary con ditions. Time loans hardened for the shorter dates on an increasing scar- city of supply.
 Considerable new financing is con templated by industrial corporations but the form of these projects is yet to be determined.
 The strength of Denver and Rio Grande refunding 5s, which rose over 4 points. was the feature of the ir- regular bond market. The liberty is sue ranged from 99.41 to 99.45. Total sales of bonds (par value) aggregated $2,6s0. .000
 United States coupon and registered 3's declined 1-4 per cent. on call.
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visitors but three hits while the locals punched hits off Harper and won easi- ly. In the second game Gallia's wild ness in walking three men and hitting another. coupled with f1eiders choice, sacrifice fly and a single by Schalk, netted four runs, and Jackson's home run in the sixth inning with Myers on the mound scored the winning run They punched hits. however. off Shaw in the eighth inning and clinched the victory Scores:
 (F-irst Game.)
 Washington 0 o 0 o 0-o 3 2 Chicago 0 ? *-4 S. Q Harper, Shaw and Henry: Ainsnith, Benz and SchaIk; umpires, Dineen and O'Loughlin; time, 1.44.
 (Second Camel Washin gton c 0 0 2-4 Il Chicago } *-1 Gallia Ayers Shaw and Ainsmith; Danforth. Russell and Schalk: umpires. O'Loughlin and Dineen; time, 1.55.
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BridGeport Takes Two,

Springfield. Mass, July 1S.-Bridge- port took both games of a double header here this afternoon from Springfield, the first l to 0 in 13 in nings, and the second T to 3 in seven. The first contest was brilliant pitch ing battle. Mayberry going tEe dis tance for Springfield and Ferguson and House dividing the work for the visi- tors. For the first seven innings only three men an inning faced Mayberry. In the eighth. men reached second and third with none out. but could not score. Ferguson was effective but wild. Springfield's only three hits were gieaned from his delivery. The second game was easy for Bridgeport hammering Nangan hard all the way. Scores:
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

National League. Pittsburgh S Boston 6. First game) Pittsburgh 3. Boston 2. fSecond game) New York f.. Chicago 2 Philadelphia B. Cincinnati 1. Brooklyn ,. St Louis 1.
 American League. Detroit f. Philadelphia l. (First gameD Detroit 3. Phila delphia f. fSecond game.) Chicago {. Washington 0. (F1rst game) Chicago 7 Washington A. (Second gan1e-) Boston 1. St. Louis 0. New York I2 Cleveland :.
 Eastern. League Hartford f. Portland |. Lawrence 3. New London Bridgeport 1. Spring gfeld g. tFirst game) Bridgeport IL Springfield g. Second gamo) New Haven ,. Worcester B.
 International League At Roche ster-Newarl- Rochester. rain. At Bu1a1o-Richmond 3. Buffalo S.. First game. Richmond 1. Buffalo 2. Second game Montreal-Baltimore .. Montreal 7. At Torontc-ProvIdence s. Torcnto 3. tFirs game.) Providence g. Toronto l. tsecond samc.)
 American Association. Columbus g. St Paul 0. At Toledo S. Minneapolis f. At Indianapolis 6. Kansas City 4. At Louisville 6. Milwaukee }.
 Southern Association. At Memphis S. Mobile 0. Al Little Rock |. New Orleans L At Birmingham ,. chattanocga l. At Atlanta 2. Sr1an1Ih l. S.-