davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
NezV York and Chicago
VIII for First Time Bat
tie for Championship

, turn until 1858. from which date It's
connection with the National League
has been continuous. The Chicago
White Sox played a prominent part IN
the forming of the American League
in 1900 and has also held continuous
membership in the junior league since
that year.
During this period of eighteen years
the White Sox have won four pen
nants. capturing flags in 1900. 1901, 1915
and 1917. The club has figured In but
one World Series, however. meeting
and defeating the Chicago Nationals
by four games to two in 1906. The
New York Nationals have a more ex-
tensive record in this respect owing
to longer connection with the senior
league. Since 1876 the club has won
seven league championships and three
World Series, and it's average po-
sition for sc seasons is four and very
small fraction. Chicago's showing in
this department of the records is even
better. the White Sox having gained
the high average Of 3.4 over stretch
Of IS years.
Pennants rewarded the work of the
New York club players in 1883. 1889,
1904, 1905. 1911. 1912, 1918 and again this
season. In 1883 the Giants defeated
the St Louis American Association
team in the World Series Of those
DAYS. ten games to four, and the foi-
lowing season won from Brooklyn of
the same circuit six games to three.
In 1905 they defeated the Philadelphia
Americans four games to one, having
refused to meet the Boston Amerlc-
ans the previous year. The Philadel-
phia Athletics secured revenge when
the teams met in 1911 winning four
games to two. Boston Red Sox main
tanned the American League record
by defeating the Giants four games
out nf seven in 1912 and the next sea-
son Philadelphia repeated at the New
York Clubs expense, winning four
games to one.
The complete record Of the World
Series results since 1884 and the posi-
ton Of the New York and Chicago
clubs at the end Of each league season
from 1876 and 1900 respectively. fol-
lows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29

New York, Sept. 2S-Although the
activities of Clarence Rowland OF t1e
Chicago Americans or Manager Jonn
]. McGraW of the New York Nationals
will carry them beyond the confines
OF the coacher's box they will be rae
tors of extreme importance in the COM
ing World Series between these TWO
clubs, Differing widely in both their
methods of baseball strategy and per-
sonal control Of players these two dia-
mond leaders have achieved marked
distinction during their careers as
player and manager.
OF the two McGraw has had the long
er experience and record in connection
with professional baseball and there
are few men serving in this capacity
to-day who can be said to rank with
the ger of the Giants. Rowland.
on the other hand, while a compar-
atively new conner among the le1defs
of major league teams has flashed
across the horizon Of the national game
like a meteor, his short career in the
American League coming to the pres
ent climax with the capture OF pen
nant at the end of his second season
with the club owned by Charles COM
iskey.
The manager Of the New York CLUB
is the older Of the two having been
born at Truxton. n. Y, in 1873. While
Kowland's birth occurred at Platte
VILE, Wis, six years later. McGraW
also entered upon his baseball tram
ing some thirteen seasons before the
White Sox leader made his debut IN
professional circles. The Giants dia-
mond director began his hrst real
play with the Orleans Club of the New
York State League in 1890 while It was
not until 1908 that Rowland donned the
catchers armor with the Dubuque, IA
club Of the Three I League.
It has been said of NcGraw, ano
not without truth. that he learned ms
game in the old school OF base3a =
He has, however. never ceased 70
study the many angles and details oi
the sport and is as quick to see
the advantages of new play
as he was twenty years ago
There is little in the wide heid
of baseball strategy that McGraw does
not know and several of the best
rieces OF so-called "inside baseball
are the direct result of careful study
A'A--S'
fore. that McGraw should have con-
fdencc in his ability and Judgment
and demand explicit obedience to ms
instructions.
Nccraw has been called hard
taskmaker by some of the players VIII"
have positions under him but he Has
never ehir,>od responsibilitv when d's :
aster has marked his efforts or ~
tcmpts to outwit the opposing team.
Few, moves On the part Of naNef
will orouso Greater wrath in McGra"
tro- thn dolihorate ignorirs Of MS
;r~.,,,, tio,,- while at the bat on the
~. II, the fold Whon his coach
;,,~ sirna,s arc followed. however.
ono tho ,,'ar falls fat the Gia~t'e
n,or,~o~ acrnrte tho h'ar1n without
.he el'~htcrt hesitation or eff"rt ="
ross the responsibility TO those under
him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29

New York. Sept. 2s-In the long his
tory Of World Series play for the
championship Of the baseball universe
u 10 doubtful IL any previous contest
Of this character aroused the wide
spread interest which has been en-
ssndered by the coming clash between
the Chicago Americans and the New
York Nationals. Although World Sc
ries play is not new to either Of the
cities represented by clubs in the H.
male Of the professional baseball year
Il will be the first time that New
York and Chicago clubs have met for
the premier honors of the diamond.
This is all the more remarkable
when II is considered that the World
Series dates back TO 1854 and has con-
tinued In one form or another and
with but few breaks for more than
thirty years. The ensuing series will
be the twenty sixth since the Prov-
fence Club Of tho National League
faced the Metropolitan team or the
American Association in the initial
contest back in 1854 and emerged VIC
tor in three straight games. IL VIII
also be the thirteenth played under
the code and jurisdiction Of the Ma
tioral Commission which in 1905 ar
ranged for an annual meeting be-
tween the pennant winning clubs OF
the two major leagues.
OF the twelve series staged under
tnese rules the American League
teams have won sc-on and the Ma
tionaI League clubs five Sixty-six
eames have been PLAYED. Of which the
Americans have won 33 and the Ma
tionais 81 with two resulting in tie
contests. But one run divided the rec
ords ~ the two leagues In this re-
srect as during these Sc games the
National League players have crossed
tho plate 223 times to their rivals
222
Another interesting feature of the
meeting Of the Chicago and New York
Clubs is the fact that both may be
said 70 hold charter membership in
their respective ORGANIZATIONS The
New York team entered the senior
ha-ebali circuit on formation in 1876
and nnished sixth that season. Al
the close ~ the schedule olav the COM
hiration dropped out and did not re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

WHEAT-Spot easy: No. red and N
hard 225: No. northern Duluth 2oS and
NO. rorthern Manitoba 23s government
price elevator III
CORN-Spot weaker; No. yellow o,,l
and No. mixed 223s elf New York
OATS-Sp { easy: standard 65s16s
LASD-Easy: middle west 2530d 254o
cry higher than extras 45 3-4G4sI. cro.r
cry extras, q score, Is 1-41a5A: firsts 4iGo
EGGS,Weak; receipts 1859: fresh
satH sasherea go extras 45a4s extra firsts iod4f:
nearby hennery whites fine to fancy 5SG
oo: oe state Pa and nearby hennery browns
325 'ou'iern NO. Dbl
- SIGAR-Raw steady; centrifugal 600.
lated s40ds50. siahu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29

larger lines without, however. reducing
the rapid pace Of industrial operation 0.
trade II essential commodities and In
broad sense the swing is still upward
governmental buying plus ordinary do.
mestIc requirements superinducing an
enormous, in fact, record voue of bust.
ness. This is more especially true Of busi-
ness in terras of values, even where. as
in some lines. trade stated in quantity
shows little gain or perhaps some losses
from A year ago.
While fresh buying of iron ard steel
marks time pending clearer views of the
effects Of the lower prices announced
Monday and of those yet to follow. It Is
recognized that new business is only held
in allegiance and in view of the war wants
of the Allied nations 1t may turn out tha.
ordinary consumers of steel will have to
go short of supplies. The main point Is
that there seems to be a potential de-
mand for everything that can be produc-
ed. save luXuries of course. with produc-
ers still complaining of raw materials
and growing serious shortage of labor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
DODGERS 3, PIRATES /

Pittsburgh, Sept. 2s.-Smith was hit
harder than Steele. but the latters
wildness proved his undoing and
Brooklyn won the second game Of the
series with Pittsburgh today. to l.
G.Aa'e held the visitors hitless until
the fifth inning, when they made two
of their four hits and, aided by two
bases on balls. scored two runs. The
third run in the ninth inning was a
result of the two other hits and an
out Pittsburgh's one run was scored
in the fourth inning on triple by Big
bee and a single by Carey. The score:
Brooklyn ...... 0 0 o 0 1-3-4-o
Pittsburgh ... 90 o l 0 0 0 o-1-7-1
Smith and Miller; Steele and Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
TIGERS 6, ATHLETICS |

Philadelphia. Sept, 2S-I3ush's hitting
featured Detroit's victory over Phila-
delphia today, the score being to /.
IN five trips 70 the plate Bush made
four singles and was hit by pitched
hall. Cobb ran wild on the bases and
was caught AT second. third and home.
The score:
Detroit ........ l l , o-6-12-1
Philadelphia -. 90 0 0 0 o Oil II
Dauss and Yelle; Taylor. Seibold,
Eeefe and McAvoy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
LIBERTY BONDS FEATURE
Sales Aggregated Nearly 90 Per Cent
Total Operations

New York. Sept 2s-Trading In Liberty
81 per cent. government bonds at quota
tions running from 10000 to the new high
premium Of 500 "a was the striking feat
ure Of an otherwise unsettled movement
on the stock exchange today Sales of
the Liberty issues aggregated about s.
$4,000 or almost 30 per cent. of the DAYS
total operations In the open bod market
Among dealers the greater activity and
the enhancement were attributed to the
overnight announcement Of the treasur'
department's intention to create new
bond issue for an unlimited amount at 1
per cent. interest The coming month
will make heavy demands on taxpayers
throughout the state and it is not i'm
probable that much of the recent buying
of this tax-exempt bond has a direct
bearing upon that situation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29

Boston. Sept aS.-Boston was de-
feated > to i by st. Louis today on
rain soaked diamond. The heavy
downpour of the morning kept the at
tendance to less than 400, the smallest
that has ever seen an American league
game in this city. Errors figured in
giving both teams their runs. St.
Louis scored in the sixth, when base
on balls, an error by Scott, double
steal by Shotton and Smith preceded
Severed's single that scored two runs.
Mays was after todayos game, for
with his 22nd victory he is to receive
a borus Manager Fielder Jones was
ordered from the field for protesting q
decision at the home pla.e. The score:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
NORTH ANSON
Oinsmore-P Palmer

Friends here will be much interest
ed to learn of the marriage Of Miss
Helen Palmer, the daughter of G. D.
Palmer. and Herbert Baker Dinsmore
of Bingham, which was soienln:zec Oh
Wednesday evening at Bingham. i:er'
t. b. HIATT of the Congregational
church off1ciated. the ceremony being
consumated at his home. The groom
is connected with the Waterville Wat
er Co. and it is in Waterville that the
couple will establish their future
home.
Mrs. Abbie Weston Bunker. who has
been visiting IN this section has start
ed ON her return trip to California.
Mrs. Fred Bunker accompanied her az
far as Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Moore are pass
Ing two weeks at Lake Moxie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
400 ONLY SAW ST. LOUIS BEAT
REDS0X2TO | IN THE Rain

of the Boston American League club
today definitely declined to accept the
challenge of President Haughton Of
the National League club to play a city
series at the close of the regular sea-
son. The Red Sox owner said there
was no genuine demand for these
games by the Boston followers of base
ball
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Boston Produce Market

prrr c.., Boston. Sept H r
SPRING BRAN-3575m3e25
446 "'eih sis
CCaaEEEsE-New York twins 27a2n.
CORN-No. yellow 22O.
EGGS-Choice hennery and nearhy zees
81: western 41d5O ''~
FLOCR-Spring patents 11O0a1,so
HAY-No grade 235od2450.
HANDSPRING 25a3O
MIXED FEED-41Ood45.
OAIS-No. 2 clipped white s.
PORK-Medium backs So
POTATOES-2.50 50a260
SUGAR-Granulated, % bbl lots sn
FEAL-140D. 7''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features ef the Days Dealings IN Al
the Leading Stocks

New York. Sept. es.-Two what ex-
tent the governments proposed unlim-
tied bond issue acted as an influence
over today's stock market gave rise
to much debate. The forthcoming of
fer of the treasury department was
the engrossing topic among bankers,
while securities experienced further
professional pressure and drastic H.
qutd5ti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Mrs. Martha DurreII

The body of Mrs. Martha Durren.
formerly of Embden, was brought here
from Dead River recently Tor inter
ment. She was born October 21. 1882.
ana was the daughter of Charles and
marina Crymble. She was a sister
Oh Charles Crymble of this viIlasc. s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
SIDNEY

WEST-Rev. e. S. Philbrook of Au-
gusta will preach At the West SidneJ
Baptist church next Sunday. Sept. ~
at -.So o'clock. Mr.. Philbrook mas
ocen supplying this church for num-
per OF Sundays. and his services are
appreciated. The congregation. arc
sooo and the listeners attentive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Chicago Cattle Market

noes Chicago. Sept g.
HOGS-Receipts 1000; unsettled: bu,L
lsSoG1s5a; light lS0d1955; mixed ls35etIs
G1s30. p'ss if''
CATTLE-Receipts 5000; weak: native
beef cattle 725@1l75. western steers s4oS1
1875; stockers and feeders 625dlI25: cows
ana nsl1ers ooonl250; calves 975Ml575
SHEEP-Receipts 10000: strong. wetb-
ers ssoai250; ewes s25ql175; lambs 13c0D
1900. oV'p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
BOSTON

Two base hit. Austin. Stolen bases,
Shotton, Smith, Scott. Sacrifice hits.
Gardner ?, Cooney ?. Scott. Left on
bases, Boston 6; st. Louis g. First
base on errors. Boston 1 St. Louis 1.
Base on balls. off Sotheron =: off Mays
/. Earned runs. more. Struck out. by
Mays Z; by Sotheron I. Umpires,s
Nallin and Connolly. Time, 1.24
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
DORIS WATTS WINNER
IN THE SEVENTH HEAT

Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 2S.-Columbus'
Grand Circuit meeting closed this aft
ernoon when the seventh and deciding
heat of the 213 trot was raced on a
track a little slow because of a night
rain.
The judges, who has taken charge of
Doris Watts after her sixth heat sus-
picious drive of Thursday placed c.
L. Floyd behind her today. instead of
Guy Lee. and she won the race. Peter
Dallas finished second and Mendosa
third in the seventh heat The
time Of the mile was 2.11 IA. At
the conclusion of the race. the
judges fined Driver Lee 800 for not
trying to win. Owner George S1augh-
ter of Detroit also was fined $40 for
collusion while c. L. Floyd was award
ed 800 out of Doris Watts winnings
for driving the final heat.
Not sufficient evidence was found to
merit any punishment for Driver AL
Stout in the 2.15 trot of Wednesday.
when he did not win with Lotto Watts,
and the charges against him were
dropped. The summary:
o13 CLASS TROTTING. 3 IN 5
HEATS; PURSE $1,000 (Six
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Sept. q.
omcial references to the 1917 corn crop
to harvest had noticeable bearish efgsnt
To-Day on the corn market Prices closed
heavy at 3-s to 3-4 net lower at iii to
" o-s December and ia 81 to ia rs Nav
visions showed setback VARYING frou,
to sc. Aioii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
AMERICAN LEAGUE:
Standing

Yesterdays Games :
st. Louis ,. Boston I.
Chicago-\ew York. rain.
Detroit 6. Philadelphia 1.
Cleveland 3. Washington I.
Today's Games
Cleveland at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
St Louis at Boston.
Sunday Games
Oren date.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
SWING IS UPWARD
Price Adjustments Now Restrictino
Developments, Says eradstreet's

New York. Sept. 2-Bradstreet'. to.
morrow will say:
Price adjustments temporarily restrict
81 fresh DEVELOPMENTS in some Of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
CLEVELAND 3,SENATORS |

Washington, Sept 2S.-Cleveland won
the opening game of the series from
Washington today. to l. by ninth
inning rally. The score:
Cleveland ...... 0 0 Q Q 0 $500
Washington 80. 0 o l 0 0 0 0 0-1-6-2
Morton and Billings; Ayers and Ain
smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Today's Games
SUNDAY Games

New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago,
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29

At meeting Thursday of the
Thornton Academy football team
Henry Henderson was elected man
ager.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
New York Money Market

New York, Sept, g
Mercantile paper 5iQ5l
Sterling 60-day bills 4.72.
Commercial 60-day bills on banks 4.71s
Commercial 6o-day bills Ana, demand
4.75s. cables 476 7-16
Francs. demand 5,79. cables STA.
Guilders. demand i1a. cables 42i.
Lires demand 7,75t. cables 7.74a.
. .Rubles. demand 15a. cables 15a.
Bar silver 97s.
Mexican dollars rs.
Government bonds steady
Railroad. bonds. irregular.
Time loans firm; 60 days and 30 days 81
as six months s.
call moey firm: high g. low Il: ruling
rate s: closing bid Il; offered at AZ: last
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing

Yesterdays Games
Brooklyn 3, Pittsburg l.
Today's Games
Brooklyn at Pittsburg
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
hiladelphia at st. Louis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-09-29
Statistics Of Building e. Engineering
Operations in New ENGLAND

Compiled by The F.. w. Dodge Compar
Contracts awarded to
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Zqdai wnagrodzeniie "a
lnaloletniego syna.

Wilkes Barre, Pa. Pred tutej-
Sym sadem prowadzona by1a
sprawa, kt6rej rozstrzygniecie be
die mice wpfyw decydujacy ma
wiele innych podobnych wypad--
k6w w przyszfosci. Jan Gosz, H.
czacy lat %, zostaf zabity W ko-
palni Nottingham W Plymouth,
skutkiem oberwania sic znacznej
masy kamieni, kt6ra Gosza W cza
sic piracy przywalila. Zabity by}
wedle tutejszych praw pelnolet--
MIN, wedle zas praw obowiazuja-
cych W Austryi byf ma}oletnim,
na tel vice podstawie rodzice "a
bitego zamieszkali w Austryi "a
zadali przyznania i'm wynagrodze
MIA "a smierc maloletniego syna,
kt6ry ich w czasie pobytu swego
W Ameryce wspomaga}. Po do
kladnem zbadaniu sprawy sad
przyzna4 rodzicom zabitego w kra
ju sumo $1,000, kt6ra ma zap}acic
Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Coal Co.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Podejrzany Polak areszto-
WaIy.

Nowy York. Aresztowano tn O.
negdaj jakiegos podejrzanego
czlowieka, kt6ry wsr6d cieni6w
kry1 sic ko}o dok6w, gdzie leza
ma kotwicy diva parowce linii "A
merican, $50. Louis i st. Paul
Zeznaf on ze sic nazywa J6zef LIE
lar, jest Polakiem, pochodzi WAR
szawy poprzednio by} zatrudnio
ny jake palace ma parowcu linii
Hamburg : American 'sPennsyl--
vania'', internowanym obecnie w
Hoboken, n. J. Me m6gf on wy
jasnie, W jaki sposob i POGO zna-
lazf sic w poblizu dok6w. Zatrzy
mano go w aresztach bez zezwole-
MIA ma zlozenie kaucyi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Bandycki napad.
Jersey City, N. J. Bandyckie

Jersey City, N. J. Bandyckiego
napadu dopuszczono sic onegdaj,
% godzinie 80 po p6}nocy w sa-
lunie polskim pm. l Senate Place,
na G6rach, Podczas gdy salunista
Il trzema Polakami, stojacymi
przy barre rozmawiai, wesz1o
|dw6ch dobrze ubranych, mlodych
|mezczyzn do salunu, kt6rzy wydo
bywszy rewolwery, zmusili goscl
do udania sic "a bare. Gdy salu--
nista chcial ukryc swa got6wke,
ieden bandyt6w skoczyl do ME-
90 i strzaskal lampe gazowa. Swia
Ito zagaslo, a bandyci dali try
strzaly, poczem uciekli bez lad
| nej = zdobyczy. Jedna z kul ira
fila saluniste W lewe ramie IRA
Mia go powaznie. Zabrano go au-
tomobilem do miejskiego szpitala
Po bandytach ME ma najmniej ejsze
J 60 sladu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Chciala ably d1ecku bylo
ciieplei.

Pani j. Holub, zam. pnr. 1922
String ul., ably dziecku byio ciep
lei przysune}a kolebke blisko pie
ca kuchennego i wyszla ia kilka
minut do sklepu. Gdy powrocila
do domu zastala kolebke W plo--
mieniach, szybko wyje}a dziecine
i zaniosla do sasiadki poczem
wbiegla powt6rnie do mieszkania
z zamiarem wyszukania pewnych
wartosciowych papier6w. Szef ba
talionu Jan Stahl widziaf strasz--
ME poparzone dziecko. vice okry}
je czem m6gf i W automobile
swoim odwi6zf do szpitala Peo--
pies; przybyf "a p6zno = dice
ko juz ME zylo.
Strazacy znalezli matke ME
przytomna W kuchni jej mieszka-
mia. Po kilkunastu nlinutach od-
zyska}a przytomnosc. Szkoda ma
teryalna jest ME wielka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
General Funston ulnar}
niespodzianie.
st. Antonio, Tex. % lutego.

St. Antonio, Tex. % lutego. =
General Frederick Funston, ko-
mendant poludniowego departa-
mentu armii St. Zjednoczonych,
cd lutego, 1915 +. kt6rv zjednal
sobie slave przez pochwycenie A
ginalda, gfowncgo dow6Qzce rewo
lucyi na Filipinach, umar{ nagle
w hotclu tutejszym dis wieczo-
rem. W kilka minut po skonczeniu
obiadu. Spadl OH naraz gdy Sic
dziaf Ia przedsionku hotelu, roz-
mawiajac z przyjaciolmi bawiac
sic mala Incza Silverberg Des
AIoincs, la. kt0ra gosci}a rodzi-
cami swymi W hotelu, gdy upadf
nicprzytomny. smierc byfa pra-
vie natychmiastowa. General Fun
ston byl 81 lat starry. w ostatnim
czasic cierpial ia niestrawnosc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Ma zachodzie Europy.
Anghcy CORA.

Londyn, % lutego. = RAPPORT 0
pomyslnem wykonaniu liniowego
ataku Ia Miraumont, miejscowosc
ku kt6rej Niemcy sic cofneli, gdy
Anglicy zdobyli niedawno Grand
court; odnicsiono sukces zupelny
- zdobyto wszystkie pozycye ME
1nieckie IA przestrzeni p6ltorej mi
Ii pod Miraumont Petit Mira
mont wdarto sic w glablinii ME
przyjaciclskich na tysiac yd. zgo-
rq. Wzieto przesz}o tysiac je1c6w,
kt6rych ami jeden ME jadf przez
"a godzin, a wiclu i po dwie dolby
mic w gebie nic mialo - ci wiel--
kim gloscm wo}ali o chleb, skoro
tylko do nicwoli sic dostali. Ma
p6lnoc cd Ancre r0wnicz atako--
wall Anglicy Niemc6w pod Bail
les Court i zdobyli pozycye ma
froncie tysiaca yd. biorac PCS jen
COW; straty nicmieckic W poleg-
lych byly w walkach tych bardzo
ciezkie. Ogolem wzieto w sobote
761 Nicmcow do niewoli, zabrano
kilkanascie armat, mitralicz i in
ncj zdobycZy sporo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Flota musi rozstrzygnqc.
Amsterdam, via Londyn. % lu

tego. - Dcpcsza Z Berlina donosi,
ze ogfoszony zostaf W dzienniku
rozporzadzen marynarki rozkaz
Wilhclma zatytufowany: "Do mo
jcj floty'' nastepujacej tresci:
Wobec zblizajacej sic roz-
strzygajacej walki, mojcj floty,
jest zadanicm wszystkiclni srodka
mi zwalczyc metode angielska wy
gfodzenia nicmicckiego narodu,
zwracajac te sama metode pre-
civ Anglii jej sprzymierzei1com.
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dania stana W pierwszym re:
die naszc submaryny. Spodzle---
wan sic, ze ia bron, kt6ra nasza
flota przygotowuje znakomlcie
rozwine}a, W polaczeniu z naszy--
mi innymi srodkami walki mers
kiej wsparta duchem, ktory
przez caly czas wojny tax swiet,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-02-22
Przeniiesiony do giownego
urzedu pocztowego.

Detroit, Mich. P. Franciszek 10
lodziejski dotychczasowy urzed-
mix W dctroickim urzedzie poetic
wynn W dziale przy wysylce. IL
stow przeniesiony zostal do
g}6wnego urzedu pocztowego W
Westinghouse. Jcstto w swoim 10
dzaju znaczny awans. Zasfuzyl so
bic nan p. Ko}odziejski pilna pra-
ca j sumiennem wykonywaniem
swych obowiazk6w. Przcniesienie
zas owe zaszczytne wyjcdnal p.
Kofodziejskiemu kongresman Do
remus. P. Kofodzicjski obejmuje
swc MOVE obowiazki oil dnias 19
lutego.