davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

II appears that the elevens have
covered up since the circuit was
formed. The teams on paper as we'll
as in the field look to be unusually
capable. They are out to win and IL
practice and determination count for
snything should put up some hot
night for top hOnors.
The Army Medical School eleven
was shaded by Gallaudet some three
weeks ago. Since that Il to 0 score
the Medicos have gotten right down
TO brass tacks Wagner. the old Penn
player. and Jack Dunn. Michigan's
All-Amorican quarterback OF two
years ago, with Lieut.. Wesley Cox.
have rounded out a weIl-balanced
eleven.
Defeated Engineers.
The team handily waIIoped Troop
B. Of Fort Myer; decisIveIy trounced
the 217th Engineers, Of Camp Hum
phreys, and on Saturday went up to
Allentown, Pa for a to score
with the Usaacs.
The addition OF Hall, OF Maine:
Noble, Of Carolina A. and NJ. who
played against the Navy when Jack
HesaTty's team trounced the Middies
Springfield Manual Training school:
Brown, Of Rutgers, and Waters. OF
Trinity, has made the Medicos a
formidable combination.
Camp Leach, which is the Medicos'
opponent in the opener, has won
every game on it's schedule so far.
Starting out with an 1S-toO win over
the Fort Ayer lads the Mustard
Cas- men from Leach put over a L.
to-6 wiz on Maryland State, and then
went over 10 Baltimore and defeated
the strong Western Maryland team
By score OF I3 TO :.
-gs Reports Team Strong.
Ronald KickIine. captain Of the
team, a former Crsinus halfback, re-
ports his team even stronger than II
was for last Saturday. Unless am
mistaken we will carry the Medicos
away" says kichIine We have a
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
WON'T SELL GOWDY

BOSTON. Nov. Manager George
r. Stallings has turned down a flat
offer of $4,000 for Hank Gowdy. the
Braves big catcher, now in France
with the American army.
7 cannot say who makes the offer" q"
said Stallings today. but I can say
that he viii not be sold. Boston wants
Hank all to itself"
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
THEY TRIMMED PAT

Pat Moran's Phillies in 1918 won
four games from Pat Ragon, OF Bos-
ton, and three from Doak. OF St.
Louis, no other pitcher losing more
than two to the Moran tribe. They
were beaten FIVE times by George
Tyler. and four times by Grimes.
Cooper. and Nehf. Three pitchers
won three games from the Pills
Schneider. Perritt, and Vaughn.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

\ pleasant side feature OF this re-
sumption Of football by Michigan and
Chicago is that neither coach has been
changed in all the years. Lon"
Stagg is still IN charge at Chicago
with Hurry Up" Yost on the job at
Ann ATbor. This is a record in itself.
for few coaches have maintained
themselves so successfully through
such a leRgthy span OF years.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
Pittsburgh-wiiliam Howard Taft.
ANY more
And rher.re Rroth.r,.

Jim Corbett started life as . bank
clerk. swinging into professional box
ing when he found he liked it
Joe Corbett started off as a profeS-
sionRl baseball player, bciaS a big
league hurle- for the Orioles whsn
Baltimore owned a major league fran
chise. Now he has taken u job in .
hank
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
BOXING BAN STAYS

BALTIMORE. Nov. 7.--Declaring
that il would not allow the holding Of
any prize fights before the end OF the
war. tho police board today refused
to grant Sammy Harris permit to
hold boxing carnival for the benefit
OF the war work drive. The carnival
was planned for November IL.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

Dan Johnson announces that IA out
Of 264 players under contract or reser-
walton to the eight american League
clubs are in the army "r Esvy. More
than tnree-fOurths Of tEis number ara
IN the army. All honSr 10 the lads in
khaki. They deserve all they get. but
here's a wee bet that IL Ia come
back from the service. they won't all
get jobs with the clubs low claiming
them.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
JACK DEMPSEY PUTS LEVINSKY AWAY
IN THREE ROUNDS OF HARD BATTLING

PHILADELPHIA Nov IA right and left to the and down
Battling Levnsky the full the his
He had the well often He he'd
his crafty boxing skill the sturdy youth batterng
ability Jack the Colorado Catamout before packed house
the Olympia He had failed nglOousl Referee Jimmy Doughery
a to
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
LOOKING 'EM OEER
: By LOUIS A. BOUCHER

They're going to have hot time Midway Chicago
day. when the Maize and Blue of old Michigan
This has not happened thirteen and the class 1905
institution plans big celebrations 1t good thing Michigan
Chicago mngng old should
have broken 1t always saddening playing
b Inv and nnrn1afi
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
WILL PLAY c. U.

Gallaudet will plays Catholic Uni
vcrsIty saturday afternoon at 2:3O
p. IN. The contest Will be staged at
Rrookland. aud will be the first regu-
lar engagement for the Catholic Uni
versity ). a. 4. {. team.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
YALE TEAM A MYTH.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov. Lieut.
F. X. Hoehler. military commandant
at Yale, says that the Ellis will have
no team this season, lacking sur
hcient time for practice
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
WILL CALL PLAYERS.

Frank NeWbcrry, athletic director
at the Army and Navy Props. expects
10 call his Basketball candidates out
shortly. TIC Props have little time
for practice. on account Of drills. but
expect to set going in short order.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
EVANS WILL FLY

CHICAGO. Nov. T.-CharIcs Evans.
jr.. national open and amateur golf
champion of the United States, has
joined the aviation service, and ex-
poets to be assigned to a service field
in a few days.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
GIVES UP FOOTBALL.

MORGANTOWN. W. Va. Nov. =
West Virginia has officially Cancelled
its football schedule for 1918. No
time remains for practice, with the
enlargement Of the military schedule.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
COLLEGE WONDERS PLAY
ON SERVICE TEAMS HERE

Some exceptionally good football for the fans here begin
Saturday when Army Navy
American reveals
of many celebrated gdiron players high caliber
The that between the Army Medical School and
the Camp Leach for Saturday and the and
Naval Gun Factory ens scheduled for Sunday will bring into the
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
LOST ALL THREE

Claude Hendrix, OF the champion
Cubs. was the real leader ir the Ma
tiOnal League last year. with twenty
victories and seven defeats. and yet he
failed to win a game from Sis old
teammates. the Pittsburgh Pirates,
losing all three that ne pitched agaIBs:
them. On the other hand. George
Tyler. OF the same team. had no
trouble with the Pirates, taking three
out CT four. while Jim Vaughn won
four out OF five from the Bucs.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
PIMLIcO

/ bALIlMOhE
Maryland Jockey Club
Fall Meeting, November / 90 IL
Races Daily, Including StespIeehass
Admission, SI.65, Including War Tax FIRST
Race, l:So p. n.
special Excursion-w-. p & A. s987 Cwar
tHI rel. Ticket includes admission "a
track; lSS aAditionAl war tax must be
raid when exchange II made for admis-
alnA eacEat a. Pintios rAes track
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
TEN YEARS AGO
In SPORTS

JOHN l. TAYLOR. president Of
the Red SoX. has wirel the Hot
Springs Baseball Association an
offer for a five year lease on
the new grounds IL is laying cut.
TOMMY O'TOOLE, Of PhilI Idel-
phia. and Harry Baker. of San
Francisco. went six rounds at
Philadelphia: Charley Griffin,
champion OF Australia. nutpoint-
ed Bert keyes in six rounds at
New York, and Kid Sullivan. Of
Washington, received the dec.s-
ion over Harry SeiEer in fifteen
rounds at Baltimore.
Georgetown Props defeated the
Washington School for Boys by
Ga to 0 in the opening game Of
the season.
Yale announced It's plans to
build a big stadium. IT il be-
lieved that this years YaI" -IIar-
ward game will be the last pIsy-
ed in the wooden bowl
The Navy Plebes defeated
Techs championship football
team by a score Of IL to 8. Tech
played miserable football. EpiS-
copal High School defeated the
Plebes o TO o earlier in the sea-
son.
Georgetown failed to get a re-
turn game with Virginia. The
HilltopperS were beaten to o
on a muddy field and wanted
another crack at the Charlottes-
vile ladA-
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
swARTHMoRE LACKS GAME.

SWARTH NORE. Ia, Nov. =
Franklin and Marshall has cancelled
its Saturday game with Swarthmore
here.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
Isn't IL About Time

Isn't IL about time for the syndi,
Gates to spring all-star baseball teams
for all time? Winter is on its way.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

| bS AoNlAE aNdg rum AAAf lNaNNAo.
The big leagues will attract wide
attention when they hold their meet
ings next month. but they are un-
likely to make public their real plans
for the future.
Bobby Wallace, the veteran st.
Louis inielder, is touring the Middle
West with moving pictures showing
war workers how to speed up their
productions and crush the foe.
American baseball in England
brought profits OF $4,000 last sum
mer This money was turned over
to various war funds. Next summer.
even with war ended, baseball Will
be continued there.
Ban johnson. recovering from a
severe attack of influenza, expresses
his hope OF being in Peoria as guest
Of honor at smoker rendered him
by the minor IcaEuers November 10.
Baseball Is looking up IN the Middle
West
Copying its organization on the
lines Of the majors. minor league
baseball writers are planning TO form
an association for the booming of
the game in the bushes. Joe s. Jack
son, head OF the big league associa-
tion, has offered his services.
Ted Sullivan, the baseball globe
trotter. spending his leisure time
here, is going to the minor league
meeting at Peoria. lie Is loaded TO
the Cunwales with live. bright ideas
for the moguls and will gladly get
rid OF his load. Ted thinks baseball
is coming back with a loud noise.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
BASEBALL CHTTCHAT

Diamond gossip is beginning to
appear, now that the war seems to
be fading away from the heavens.
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
USES THE SAGE OF ROCK CREF

Army Med;eos and Camp Leach
WIZ Play Opener on Saturday
The Washington times., 1918-11-07
scHaroER HAD "FLU."

Schrider. Techs football captain
and alLarOUnd athlete. has just re-
covered from the FLU" He will be
unable TO practice for some time
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

Dempsey Knocks Out Levinsky
In Three Rounds of Scrapping
The Washington times., 1918-11-07

Georgetown Props defeated the
Washington School for Boys by
Ga TO 0 in the opening game Of
the season.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
nnmuch mnnadknm

nowych wypadk6w.
Wczoraj nadeszio zamiast 100,
600, jak sic spodziewano, tylko
10000 doz surowicy dr.E. c. Ro-
senowa z fundacyi braci Mayo w
Rochester, Mimi. Wobec tego
zawodu zmiana ma lepsze okaza-
Ia sic niema}a pociecha ola wiadz
zdrowotnych.
w miejskiem laburatoryum
$4,000 doz bedzie gotowych "a
try dni, a daisy zapas kilka dni
p6zniej.
Wybuch epidemii ma Uniwer-
sytecie Chicagoskim zostal po~
mySlnie wstrzymany.
Ma proSbe miejskiego komisa-
RIA zdrowia DIR. Robertsona wczo
raj tym. szef policyi nakazaE
zamkniecie dw6ch wyszynkow
NJ. Simona, pnr. 226 N. Clark III.
/ Lipsitz and Gordon, pnr. "a w.
Van Buren, III. Wyszynki tie w.so-
bote byIy przepclnione mimo "a
kazu wladz mieiSkich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Klisza powyzsza przedstawia SEE
regowca J6z. Dryszel, syna PIP. An
toniego i Maryi DrysZel, zamieszka-
lych pnr. 1416 Dickson utica.
w tych dniach PIP. Dryszel otrzy-
mali wiadomoSc, re syn ich J6zef
szczeSliwie wyladowai we Francyi.
Jest on czionkiem kompanii ,,B" W
oddziale automobilow ~ciezarowych.
Jake poborowy wyjechai szeregowiec
JGzcf Dryszel z 37go dystryktu dnia
7. sierpnia 1918 roku do obozu. u
rodzji sic on dnia 1890 marca, 1897
roku W Kr6lestwie Polskiem i liczy
cbecnie lat 81.
Pred odjazdem do obozu utrzy-
mywal on zaklad naprawy k6{ gu
mowych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
ZNoW POLICZEK OLA so
LIDNEI SZoSTKI".

,Solidna sz6stka" czyli wick
szoSc Thompsonska w radzie
szkolnej, wczoraj dosta}a drugi
policzek re strony Najwyzszego
Trybunalu Stanowego, ktory "a
wyrokowa}, re rada ia, jake nj
sdy prawnie ME aprobowana
przez rade miejska 70 czem Try
bunaf wyda} decyzye pred kllkn
nastu dniami) ,owniez ME mia}a
prawa usuwaG z urzedo witch
l.. E. Larsona, sekretarza rady
szkolnej, oraz A. r. Shannona,
adwokata tejze rady.
Decyzya ia jest dodatkowem
zdyskredytowaniem ola ysolidne]
sz6stki' i jest ola niej tenn wiece)
niemilq, poniewaz wczoraj $50
stka" ia p~ostanowi}a oponowac IL
silowaniom wysadzenia jej.
A. R. Shannon, adwokat stare)
i prawnej rady szkolnej, wczoraj
ma podstawie decyzyi Najwyzsze
go Trybunalu, wydanej pred
kilkunastu dniami, wni6si petty
eye W sadie okregowym o wysa-
dzenie obecnej rady szkolnej. t.
petycye rada szkolna postanowi}a
zwalczac zamiast poddac sic de
.cyzyi Najwyzszego Trybuna}u.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

We Francyi wyladowa} takze i ku-
zyn wyzej podanego, J6zef' Dryszel,
kt6rego podobizne podajemy. Szere-
gowiec J6zef Dryszel wstapii jake
ochotnik w szeregi armii Wuja Sa-
ma onia 24-go maja, 1917 roku
przydzielony zostai do kompanii
F., 94-go pulku piechoty. Urodzif
sic dnia 2O-go wrze$nia, 1898 roku
w Kr6lestwie Polskiem. z~apisaWszy
sic do woiska pozostawii on rodzi-
COW W Polsce i siostre Chicago "a
mieszkaia pnr. 116 West Division
utica. Pred odjazdem pracowaf MO
dy szeregowiec w plekarnl praci
Napiorkowskich.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
Ruch v TOEarzystxacA.
re STANISLAWOWA.

- Tow. sw. Walentego gr. SAT
lied. odbedzie try cwierc roczne pc
siedzenie we wtorek, dnia 22go paz-
dziernika, O godzinie 1880 wieczo--
rem. W hall zwykiych posiedzeh. -
zaprasza sic wszsytkich czionkow o
przybycie ma to posiedzenie, DO sa
wazne sprawy do zaiatwienia. - r
Nawrocki, pref; Ant. IenteK' seAf'
prot, 1916 Holt ul.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
EPIDEMIA ~INFLUENZY
SIZE MIJAc KRYZYS.

Epidemic influenzy l zapalenia
piuc zdaje sic obecnie mijac kry-
Tvs, lecz najwieksza ostroznosc
lest konieczna, azeby. zadnych
srodk6w zapobiegawczych ME "a
niedbywat, Przedwczesna rados'
Jest nadzwyczai niebezpieczna'
Epidemia moze dis, jutro, znow
przedstawiac sic gorzej.
Jest jednak mozliwem, re lesIl
W Chicago powt6rzy sic history"
innvch miast, dotknietych epide-
mia, ujawnic moze sic nagfe
zmniejszenie epidemii. JeSllby 90
tel ewentualnoSci radosnej W tych
dniach doszio, hatenczas sPodzie-
wac sic MONA, re zakazy co 90
zamykania teatr6w ftp. moga bye
z poczatkiem tygodnia zniesione'
Mozliwosc ia jest oparta ma
cyfrach o nowych wypadkach IN
fluenzy i zapalenia piuc, jake O.
trzvmano wczoraj W departamen
Gle zdrowia. Sato cyfry z dwu dn'
t. j. soboty i niedzieli. Nawet Je-
sli cyfry sic podzieli przez dwa'
wykazuja one, re liczba nowycn
wypadk6w spadla o 80 do 40 pro-
cent. Og6lem "a te diva dni rapor
towano 2,7oo nowych wypadkow
influenzy i zapalenia piuc' Jest TO
silny kontrast z dniem poprzedT
MIN, t. !. piatkiem, W ktorym by,
10 2,372 nowych wyPadkow, ALDO
czwartkiem, W kt6rym byio 1852
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22
INNE WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSKIE.

- Wczoraj ma stacyi central
mel detektywow miejskich zasa-
dzony zostal porucznik Charles
Jean Drossner, ktory zostawi1 w
hotelu Blackstone ME zap}acony
rachunek ma $153. DroSsner nosl
uniform oficera francuskiego !
twierdzi, re s~traci} oko i palec /
odnioSf rang wgiowe we walkach
1--WE Francyi i re sam gen. Foch
Iprzypial mt krzyz "a walecznoSc.
w Chicago Drossner pracowat
bardzo e%nergicznie "a pozyczkq
wolnoSciowa. Przyznal sic, re wy
dal try czeki bezwartoSciowe w
Baltimore, lecz uczyni} to tylko
przez pomX}ke, gdyz ma dosyc
.pieniedzy W banku w San Fran
cisco. Skarzy sic gorzko, IL we
.Francyi "a walecznoSc jemu OBJ
cemu dano medal, a tutaj "a pra-
&c ola pozyczki wolno$ciowej da-
no mu brudna cele. Drossner TAX
re utrzymuje, re pochodzi Z bo-
.eatei famili w San Francisco,
gdzie jake miody czlowiek byf
zatrudniony jake reporter PREY
San Francisco Chronicle.
- Wczoraj pred sedzia Lam
dis ma Is mics. wiezienia i $1,000
kary skazana zostaia PAM Gapr;-
ella Segata, przezwana LINDA
Jose the dynamite girl, "a PREY
wiezienie wynamitu z Young
stown, o. do Chicago. Spodzie-
wano sic, re mioda kobieta, ktora
wyglada jeszcze jak podlotek'
wyiawi, ola kogo i ma co dyna-
NIT byi przeznaczony, lecz dare
mnie. Wiadze saba, re Poslada
informacye a tajnej organlzacy:
wioskiej, szerzacej terror tajnym
mordami.
Peter Marrazzo, robotnik,
mieszkajacy pnr. $50 S. Morgan
u1., wczoraj podrznai gardso 70
ME, czworgu dzieci i sobie' Cho-
rowali cd tygodnia ma influenze.
iona i dzieci natychmiast skona-
Ii, Marazzo re SVEN p~oderznle-
tenn gardiem znajduje sic W szpl-
talu PREY zakladzie poprawczym'
Cena mleka bedzie W listo-
paddle podniesiona do IA centow
"a kwarte. Take wyda& wczoral
oznaimienie w. E. Lamb, szet
dywizyi mleczarskiej Z admin
stracyi zywnosciowej Stanow
Zjednoczonych,
Potrzeba' byio 80 ~policyan-
tow, zanim pc dwdch g%odzinach
wreszcie poskromili H, Dohmana'
y pnr. 2S4S West SS-my place.
kt6ry we febrze, ktora sic rozwi'
meta Iako rezultat influenzy ! "a
palenia psuc, uzbrois sic W diva
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Stefan Worobik . Forest Parku
zlo4yi ma Armie Polsks $500.
Aleksander sienicki Eiozyi $40 ma
10 Milionowy Fundusz Polski.
P~ienisdze to odebrano " admin
stracyt naszego Dziennika 1 oddano
odpowiednim konitstom.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Wszystkim krewnym / znajo-
mym donosi sic te smutna via
domoSG IL
S. p.
Stanislawa Jakupczyk
70 dlugiej chorobie p~ozegnala
sic z tym Swiatem opatrzona sW.
sakramentami, dnia 20go paz-
%dziernika, 1918 roku, o godzi--
ME 1szej popoiudniu, p~rzezyw-
sly lat 29.
Pogrzeb odbyl sic dzisiaj z
domu zaloby pnr. 2317 North
Hoyne ave., do koscioia sw. ia
dwigi. a stamtad ma cmentarz
Sw. Wojciecha.
w ciezkim zalu ~pograzeni:
Joanna Depa, Feliksa Dcpa -
siostry; Pawef Dcpa | J0Zefa De-
IA, szwagrowie; Marta Stani-
sfawa, p%6lsiostry; MARGIN Jakub
czyk, dziadus.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Marchew, 10 wiazek ..... $1.OO
Rrzodkiewka 100 wiazanek $1.25
Szpinak, pudelko ......... Sue
OWOCE.
Rrzoskwinie, Michigan
buszel $5.UO
Gruszki ,,Keiffer"
buszel ........ $3.50 do $1.75
Jsbika, beczka :. $500 do 5000
P~omarancze, pudio
$500 do $500
Cytryny, pudlo .. 5000 do $11.5O
SPED MA TARGOWICE
BYDLECA w CHICAGO.
Wieprzow, sztuk ........ $4,000
Bydia, sztuk .......... 10000
Jagniat, sztuk .......... 2,5Ooo
Owiec sztuk .......... 2S,OOO
UWAGA: - Ma r%odstawie
rozporzadzenia administ' tcyi zy-
wnosciowej, kupcy detali',ni mu-
sza sprzedawac, a odbiorcy kupo-
wac PREY kazdych cztere,:h fun
tach maxi pszennej, w targu no.
szacej naive .Standard Wheat
Flour" jeden funt SUBSTITUTE.
Pozostawia sic do wolf odbiofcow,
jake s~ubstytuty brac: Standard
Germ flour, corn meal, albo ba ley
flour.
zaden kupiec ME mole zrnus 'ac
odbiorcy do brania jakiegokol.
wick innego SUBSTITUTE, jak ~,
ktore powyzej wymienione.
Zamiast powyzszych substytu
tow, kupiec moze sprzedae, jeze
Il odDlorca ZaZada, ma podstaWle
tel samej normy kt6rykolwiek =
nastepujacych substytut6w:
Kaffir Flour, Rice Flour, Bean
Flour, Milo Flour, Dat Flour, Pc,
tato Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Fe-
terita Flour, Peanut. Flour, Sweet
Potato Flour.
Czysta maka rye flour, Tub
,,mesl", moze bye sprzedawana
;ako substytut, lecz musi bye
sprzedawana w proporcyi maj
mniej diva funty maxi zytnej do
ttzech funt6w maxi pszennej. Ma
ka kukurydziana uzywana ma pie
czywo chleba, ma bye sprzedawa-
na bez zadnycb kombinacyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-10-22

Wszystkim krewnym / znajo-
mym donosimy te smutna VIA
domose IL najukochansza corka
/ siostra nasza
s. p.
W1adyslawa Ugorek
Dziewica Rozahcowa l czfonki-
nj Tow. sw. Amy D. K. K. mr..
837 | Apostolstwa Serca Jezu-
sa, DO krotkiej / ciezkiej choro-
bic pozegnaia sic z tym swia-
tenn, o~patrzona sw. sakramen-
tami, dnia 21go pazdziernika
o godzinie 1880 W pofudnie =
przezywszy lat %.
Pogrzeb odbedzie sic W sro-
de, dnia 23go pazdziernika r.
1918, O godzinie stej rano,
domu zaioby pm. 1926 N. Major
ave., do koscio}a sw. Jakoba, W
Hanson Park, a stamtad ma
cmentarz sw. Wojciecha.
Ma ten smutny obrzadek "a
praszamy wszystkich kreWnych
/ zna1omych, W cie4kim &alu
pograzeni:
J6zef 1 Anna Ugorek, rodzice
Piotr 1 Kazimierz. bracia; He.
lena, slostra; Monika 1 Maryan-
ma, bratowe; wraz 2 Gala fami-
lie,
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PosZUKIWANIE.

WALENT PIEGZA, jeniec austry-
acki W niewoli wloskiej, PoszukuJe
braci. Jana / BartIOmieja, zamiesz-
ksIych W Chicago.
Adres Jcgo: Walenty Piegza. SOL
aa,,. santa Maria C. v. 4. Comp. 10.
Baracca. Italy, Europe -
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rewolwery i dubeltowke i szabls'
atakowaf wszystkie sprzety w
~mieszkaniu, sadzac w malignle'
IL idzie lover the top" i ME po-
zwolif nikomu zblizyc sic do ME
go. Gdy go wreszcie uspokojono'
zawieziono go do szpitala Mercy
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IN MIEJSCOWAA
MIASTO ME MA PRAWA O.
ZNACZAC CEN GAZU.


Najwyzszy Tribunal Stanu
Illinois wczoraj wydal decyzye,
IL miasto ME ma prawa oznacza-
mia cen gazu. w decyzyi swej Try
bunal orzekf, IL ustawa stanowa
Z roku 1905, nadajaca radzie miej
skiej prawo oznaczania racyonal-
nych cen gazu, jest niewazna ola
tego, re jest jasnem i namacalnem
przekroczeniem paragraph konsty
tucyi, IL zadna ustawa ME ma O.
bejmowaG wiecej niz jednego
przedmiotu.
Najwyzszy TRIBUNAL Stanowy
wykazuje, re rzeczona ustawa do
tyczy tylko i jedynie sprzedazy
po niskiej Genie elektrycznoSci
miastu zbywajqcej, a ME ma mic
wsp6lnego Z regulacya sprzeda'
zy elektrycznoSci hub gazu przez
jednostki hub korporacye.
Adwokaci kompanii gazowei
Peoples Gas Light and Coke
Co." utrzymuja, re decyzya Try
bunalu spowoduje w~yrzucenie ze
sadow procesu miasta o zwros
$1O,OO0,000 pobranych przez kom
panic n~ieprawnie jake nadwyzkl
20 znizeniu Ger gazu przez rade
miejska w r. 1911. Rowniez decy-
zya ia ma spowodowac wyrzuce-
ME re sadu procesu miaSta, II
kompania dopuszcza sic znieWa'
gi sadowej, starajac sic w zyc1:
wprowadzic podwyzki cen gazu
w sumie 27H procent, ma ktorc
to podwyzki niedawno temu zez-
VOLTA komisya stanowa utylltoW
publicznych.
Donald R. Richberg, specyalnJ
adwokat rady. miejskiej w spra-
wach gazowych, staraf sic un1c-
waznic sprawe wniesiona przcz
Suttera, kt6ra jest podstaW2
wzmiankowanej decyzyi NaJwyz
szego Trybuna}u Stanowego. Aid
Captain, przewodnicz2cy komlte
Itu gazu i elektrycznoSci Z Iona ri
dy miejskiej, wczoraj prosi} adv.
Richberga, azeby opracowaf OPT
ME, czy miasto mog}oby Z powo-
dzeniem zwalczyc decyzye Try
bunafu. Miasto bowiem juz wyda-
10 z CORA 100000 ma process 0
zwrot S1O,OOO,OOO pobranych
przez kornpanie jake nadwyzFe
DO znizeniu ceny gazu przez mia
sto.
B. H.. Sullivan, adwokat kom-
panii gazowej (ktory nawiasowo
m6wiac, jest synem Rogera T.
IS~ullivana. wielkiego .,lidera" W
partyi demokratyczneD wydaS
wczoraj szumne oswiadczenie, w
ktorem twierdzi, re decyzya Try
bunalu pc wszystke easy uSuwa
kwestye gazowa Z dziedziny poll
tyki i ze stanowi zdumiewajace
z~wycestwo ola kompanii.
Adv. Richberg sadzi przeci-
wnie, re decyzya ME wpiynle M
sprawy miejskie, ~dotyczace gazu'
w sadach okregowych SIG obec-
ME znajdujace, aczkolwiek adwo'
kaci kompanii starac sic bed9 0
uniewaznienie tychze.
Doradzca miejski Etleson, kto'
ry zaja} stanowisko przeciwne Cd
stanowiska adv. Richberga w
sprawach gazowych, wstrzymaf
sic Cd wszelkich komentarzy.
D ~INFLUENZY
zDAJE SIZE MIJAc KRYzYs,
Epidemic influenzy i zapalenia
pluc zdaje sic obecnie mijac kry-
Tvs, lecz najwieksza ostroznoSc
Jest k~onieczna, azeby, zadnych
srodk6w zapobiegawczych ME "a
niedbywac. Przedwczesna radoS'
Jest nadzwyczai niebezpie!czna'
Epidemia moze dis, jutro, znoW
przedstawiac sic gorzej.
Jest jednak mozliwem' re leSll
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