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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
Sf#AffE BUDGET :
BOARD BEGINS
DELIBERATIONS
Appropriation Requirements for
Ensuing Two Years to
BE Doped Out
MAY RUN OVER 100000

The state budget board began its BIZ
ennial sessions in the office Of Cover
nor Frazier today. AT the morning ses-
sion Anthony Walton. chairman of the
approDriatiOns committee OF the house
of the 18th assembly, WAS present.
Senator A. S. Gibbons, chairman of the
senate appropriations committee, WAS
expected 70 arrive at noon. Other mem
bcrs Of the budget board are Governor
Frazier, president; State Auditor ko-
sitZky, secretary, and Attorney General
William LANCER. 1t is a rather notable
fact that complete change has been
made in the personnel OF the budget
board, not one man who was Il member
Of that body TWO years ago now hold
ing an elective office which entities him
TO sit on the commission. Two years
ago the board was composed of Gov
ernor l.. y. HGuua, Auditor Carl O.
JOrgenson. Attorney General Henry }.
Linde, Senator I. +. kletschmar chair
mar. chairman Of the senate apprOpria-
tiOns committee. and Trr&uWcll Twich-
ell, chairman of the house apprOpriu-
lions committee. OF IL ed guard tyDi-
fed in these men there IcmHins on the
board but one MANIFESTATION \. s. Glib
bOns. All other members Of the apprO-
priatiOns fixing committee are Nonpar-
tisans. swept into Office by the league
landslide TWO years ago and reinstated
for two years more, except as TO Rep.
Walton, by the vote at the recent gen
eral election.
For the biennium Of 1G15-1S17, the
budget board had Requests Tor S5.5J1,-
169 and recommended Appropriations Of
$4.4SG 765. For the bichniuIn now
drawing to a close, the budget board
was asked for $6.57O,A20, 0na It re-am.
mended SAL, 746 NThcsc rec0rnmcnda.
tons were trimmed somewhat by The
legislature. IT Is anticipated that for
the first time IN the states history rec
concentrations for the ensuing two
years Will exceed $GO0O,OUO.
The budget board was created by an
act Of the session Of 1915. Its dcIiber-
atoms are expected to save the lcgis.
laturc time and TO furnish it with ac-
curatc information as to the states
needs and resources. Each department
of the state government is required to
furnish the board in advance with an
estimate Of its requirements, and the
appropriation for the bicnnium in each
department Is based on such est mates.
The last budget board estimated that
the states total assets July ]. 1916,
were SCI ,S"0,396. with liabilities ag-
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
YAUKS OCCUPY
GERMAN POSTS
Find Everything Nicely Pre-
pared for Their Occupation
of Landres

With the American Army Of Occupa-
ton, Nov. l9.--First division hendquar-
tiers ut Landrcs today was awaiting or
ders To move forward. The troops on
ahead were spending the day along the
line reached late Monday. The Ameri-
cans in Landres are enjoying all the
comforts Of a modern and newly
equipped German bath house. 1t Is n
building Of two stories of concrete
walls and is steam heated throughout.
Near the bath house is n huge brick
bakery recently completed Soon after
the American forces entered Landres
yesterday the ovens in the German
bakery were turning out bread for the
newcomer The Germans had left
some rye flour behind. and the Ameri-
cans mixed this with wheat flour at
their disposal for the turning out OF
fresh lOnvcS
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19

Kidney. disease is no, respecter of
persons. 1t attacks young and old
alike. In most cases, the victim is
warned Of the approaching danger.
Nature fights back. Headache, indi.
gestion, insomnia, lame . back lum-
bago, .sciatfca,. rhcuma tism, pain in the
loins and lower abdomen, difficulty in
urinating, all are indications Of trouble
with the Kidneys. g r. ~ -.
When such symptoms appear you
will almost certainly find quick relief
ia GOLD MEDAL HARLEM Oil. Cap
sllles. o.. E.fns .,-n.I - ~:....'>.. t.'<>,.
This famous old remedy has. stood.
the test for two hundred years in help.
ing mankind to fight off disease. 1t is
imported direct from the home laboras
tories in Holland, and may be. had. at
almost every drug store. Your money,
promptly refunded if II, does. not re-
lieve you. Be sure to- get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack
ages, three sizes. .~s :: J..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
GERMAN SOLDIERS, COUNCIL
ASKS RETURN OF FORMER CHIEF;
~ ~ FEAR COUNTER REVOLUTION

CONTINUED s ,>9T p
England according advce received Copenhagen from
Ke and transmitted by the Exchange Telegraph Co.
RESUME ATTACKS ... {, ~
Archange Nov 1aBosheyki forces have resumed their
Dvna They have been repulsed with losses.
On the morning Of November 18th after heavy bombardent
their gboats and barges in the river the Boshevk
fantry stormed the Allied barbed wire entangeens and
ceeded temporarily in reaching the eplacemens OF the
Canadian artilry. -. H.. ~. s@sz$%
A DRUG ON MARKET
20The iron which the German
emperor avish bestowed during the being sold
Germany for five pfenngs about American cent apiece
a telegram from Amsterdam says. - # ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
GREAT SHIPBUILDING -
PROGRAM PLANNED BY
- THE BRITISH EMPIRE
Y. &. A.. Special to The Tribu

London.--The National News says
that,& great shipbuilding program. in
volving. studendous sums, has been
drawn UP by a number Of north OF
England capitalists:' r.. s~'.t..~1,,~ =
at is not understood" says the
National News, ''that arrangements
have been made, for overcoming the
two greatest problems of the moment:
labor and materials. - <" ..;:f.E.s}~
Among those interested in. this
vast undertaking are several; men
who, have had no, connection with
shipbuilding In the ipast.%,They, have
simply. placed their wealth at the dis,
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posal of the country, in order to Sc
cure Britain's maritime supremacy"
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

Chicago, Nov. 19.--Hogs 10000: 1Oc
to 15c lower; butchers $3.50 to S17.S5 !;
light $17.OO to S17.G5: packing $1G.M
to S17.5G: throwOuts $1,000 to $1G.25;
pigs, good to choice, $1,000 to $1,000.
Cattle 10000. native steers lower !;
western stears steady.
t. Calves, strong. Beef cattle $3.50 to
$l9.75; common and medium 1856 to
$780, 81 Gamers and cutters : S : 3 TO-
$3.50: stOcRers and feeders: $1,000 to
$12.7o: inferior common and medium.
800 to $1,000; veal calves. $17.W to
$17.75.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
TOTAL
BRITISH DEAD
Losses on all Fronts During War
Included 1886 Com
miSsiOned Officers

London, Nov 19.-Thc total Of
British losses in killed on all
fronts during the war was G5S,665.
James Ian MACPHERSON, parlia-
mentary secretary Of the war Of
flee, announced in the house Of
commons today. OF these 1886
were officers and GEO, S29 were men.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
WALSH RETURNS.

Washington. Nov. 19.--Fran1S F.
Walsh. joint chairman with William II.
Taft on the national war labor board,
today sent his resignation to President
Wilson with the explanation that pro-
fessional engagements required his. re-
turn at the earliest possible moment,
now that hostiities have; ceased. y
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
Cows-heifers. S$S.25 to-S12.75:
Sheep $4,000; steady.
NO CHANGE.

Washington. Nov. 19.--Therc has
been no change in the Russian and ST
berian situation from military stand
point, Secretary Baker said today, and
no plans have been made either for
sending additional troops or withdraw
ing any Of the forces now operating in
Siberia and European Russia. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
$4,000 YANKS
FIRST HOME TO
BE AIR FORCES

Washington, Nov. 19.-Reports: from
London that $4,000 American soldiers
in London would be the first expcdi-
tionary forces to be shipped home
brought out the fact that these are
chiefly air forces. There are no ar
tillery, cavalry Or, infantry units in
England, except a few replacement
divisions
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
n.t- < t".'.F = :.
NIGHT RATES -. :.
ARE REDUCED

Washington, Nov. 19.-Reduction in
Geographic rates on night messages,
which would cut the minimum toll from
81 to so cents between Atlantic and
Pacific coast states was ordered today
by Postmaster General Burleson. effec-
tive January !, next.s
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
NAVAL WORK
IS CANCELLED

Washington, Nov. 19,-Naval con-
tracts amounting to $1,359,O0O have
been cancelled since hostilities ceased,
Rear Admiral Earle, chief Of the naval
ordnance bureau told the house naval
committee today when the committee
began framing the 1910 appropriations
bill
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
100000 TONS -+*s. )
OF FOOD STUFF
FOR AUSTRIANS

New York. Nov. 19.-Preparations to
ship ut an early date 25O.O00 tons of
food ,stuf's from the United States fcC
the relief of the civilian population Of
Australia arc under way.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
Gas,
STOMACH.
HURRY! JUST EAT ONE TABLET
OF PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN FOR
INSTANT RELIEF. 0'

No waiting! When meals don't fit
and you belch gas, acids and undi-
gcsted food. When you feel indiges-
ton pains, Jumps of distress in stOm-
act, heartburn or headache. Here is
instant relief
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
FARMERS ATTENTION.!

We nay cash for corn or will trade
you oats or barley at a, right price. 1t
will pay you to look into this Come
and see US. The Missouri Valley Seed
Co., "a, ,: -. u 70 Wks,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
200 KILLED IN
EXPLOSION
AT COLOGNE

Paris, Nov. 19-Two hundred per-
sons were killed in an explosion at
VAIN, two miles southeast Of Cologne,
Germany, according to reports received
here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
FOOD TO
REMAIN UNTU.
JUNE go. 1919

Fargo, n. d., Nov. 19.-"TI,at the
work of the food administration was
not ended with the signing of the ar
mistice but would be greater than
ever" was the statement today Of
George II. C.Ifn, representing the
United States food administration.
He also declared the impression pre-
yailing in some quarters that the lid
is off" and that there will be no further
need for conservation is erroneous.
Food rules and regulations will be
strictly enforced, he said. '-.t.,-r
DR.. Ladd, state food administrator,
stated he expected the food administra-
ton organization would be kept intact
in North Dakota until June 20 at least
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19

Just as soon as You eat tablet or
Pape's Diapepsin all the dyspepsia, in
digestion and stomach distress ends.
These pleasant. harmless tablets Of
Papc's Diapcpsin always make sick,
upset stomachs feel fine at once and
they cost so little ut drug stores.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
FL00DWAYS UP
ST. LAWRENCE
CAUSE DAMAGE

Quebec, Nov. 19.-The tloodways that
swept up the st. Lawrence river last
might caused damage of about 81 .OOO,-
600. and wrought havoc ON towns along
the river, it was learned today. Many
houses were carried away
An unidentified schooner was driven
ashore. Il total wreck and two vessels
werr reported inca prccariOus position.
ROLLER SKATING.
Roller Skating ut Armory Thursday
night.
Skating Monday and Thursday of
each week.
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greyating $I7S.0O0. leaving net re-
sources of SCI POI .696. Revenues for
the last two years were expected to
be raised through miscellaneous col
lections totalling S2,077, ITO and taxes
agSreeatiny $3,3OOO0O.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-11-19
WEATHER REPORT.

For North Dakota: Generally fair.
tonight and Wednesday: colder We'd
nesday and north and extreme east
portion tonight. ,.v..>4r go.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

*KorzenicwSki uderzony zosta{ pike
podOita W drugiej kOlejcc.
Klub p. 4. A. G.: 2 OO03 Ill
V. 4. c.: 0OO2O O. ,
CderZen;a ma dwic mcty - Iurkow-
kowSki, klonowSki >.
Wolne mety ma pifki - od Borasia
I: cd Schicka i.
Wymachanych: przez BOrasia 10
przez Schicka 10.
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DZIEWIATKA POLSKO-AMERYkAN
SKA WYGRYWA PUNKTAMI
IL DO 2.
%6%

Cbieglej niedzieli pOpo{udniu odbyi
sic zapowiedziany kontest dziewiatki
Polsko-Ameryka6skiej Z dziewiatka
,.Tincennes 4. c." Klub pOlSki kon-
test ten wygrai mimo IL tamci zaanga-
zOwali do cry ekspert0w. Szampionom
polskim teraz mic nic stOi ma prZeszko-
die W zdobyciu ~szampionatu powiatu
Cook. (. wv. IA. \. F." i W tym rOku.
Stachu BoraS MANAGER dziewiatki pol
skiej i rzucacz nielada wymachaf ID
rywali a darowal i'm tylkO jedno ude-
rzenie: Schick. zaS re StrOny przeciw-
nej ME skapii naSzym owych porzq-
danych uderzen / raZcm, podczaS ME-
d~zielnego kontestu darowa& i'm ich az
-. lego ola dziewiqtki pOlSkiej pod
bijali Birkholtz i KlonOwSki, Czerwlh-
ski zaS w roll chwytacza spiSal sic do
skonale wstrzymujac pictnastu ryWall
cd zdObycia mety domOwej Il z tenn
punkt0w. RAPPORT CRY W cyfrach TAXI:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

do p0dtrZymanla teJ lskleTkl HasLe
20 Znicza narodowego tn ma wy
chodztwie. Niestety napotyka W TEN
mlodziez ma liczne przeszkody; ia
RIA sic czesto re rodzice ME rozumle-
JAG sprawy, zabraniaja wprost luD
przeszkadzaja swym dzieciom nale-
zee do podobnych towarzystW; tax
samo zdarza sic nieraz, re take to-
warzystwa, Tub k6}ka niepomne sWo-
ich cel6w i zadania, ME przy1mu1a
do swego grona noWych cztonkoW
czem utrudniaja / wstrzymuja rozWo1
owych towarzystw.
Mlodziez, p~oSwiecajac swoj czas
wolny ~wieczorami, opr6cz rozrywkl
niema w tenn zadnej m~ateryalnej ko-
rzySci, vice nalezy to u~wzgledniac l
ME odstreczac miodziezy, ale ia PREY
ciagat, DO W przeciwnym razie MO
dziez bedzie uczeszczac ma zabawy'
gdzie indziej i bedzie narazona ma
utrate WARY, moralnosci i dobrych
obyczai6w, a TAX postradamy ia 2
posr6d mas, DO przejdzie do zywiotow
obconarodowych.
Dobrzeby tel bylo, wediug naszych
poglad0w, ably dobieraC do przedsta-
wien sztuki, bogate W tres6 moralna
/ przez to otrzymat podw6jna ko--
rzysc: utrzyma sic m}odziez W ognl-
skach naszego iycia narodowego
zacheca sic i publicznosG do zycla
wiecei wzorowego i szlachetnieJsze--
go. gdyz jak wiemy z przkiadoW'
z}e przedstawienia uiemnie wptyWa-
ia ma mlodziei i przynosza Wleie
szkody a dobre przedstawienia NIGGA
przynieSC dobre rezuItaty.
Hesziej niedzieli rozdane byiy W
naszym koSciele sprawozdania z do
chodow i rozchc6dw W roku uble-
g}vm. i zarazem ks. proboszcz pre-
czytaI waaniejsze rubryki i jak z te-
go widac mieliSmy pomimo ciezklch
czas6w / drozyzny wieksze dochody,
niz wroku poprzednim: ks. proboszcz
oddai uznanie i pochwa}e paraflanom
"a ich gorliwoSG i starania, podJete
dla dobra p~arafii, oraz zachecat, aDy
nadal ME ustawali W szczodroDllWe1
ofiarnosci, ably MONA be- wlelKlcL
dIug6w dokonczyC ~rozpoczete dzieio
ii, ukonczyc budowe nowego koscio-
| Ia, LAX widaG re sprawozdania, para
| fame poimuia to dobrze, BIO W tym
| roku zlozono wiecej o $4,000 niz "
roku 1916, m~ianowi,ie dochodu byfo
W roku ubieglym S47,974.1l, mad
wvzlJa ? roku 1916 ~$32.976.O5, ra'
zem ~SSO,950.16. RoZch6d zas Wyno'
sill $71,9G2.S3; W TEN wiaczone Jes'
s45,399.53. jake w~yp}acone juz ia
budowe koSciola i ~s4,O16.S7 ma "a
kunienie nowych r~ealnoSci ola para
fiji cd OBJ. A. Jakubowskiego. ma TOE
! 1918 zostaie W kasie paraflalne1
s9.o57.33. Jezeli tax dalej poJdzle
70 przv pomocy Rozej. dobrych enc
ciach i ofiarnosci parafian ME be
dziemy potrzebowali zaciagac ,zby'
viglkich diug6w ma nowy koscioi
Budova koSciola. jak ma teraz, Jes
zune}nie wstrzymana z powodu o
strei zimy, ale skoro zrobi sic ciepIej
budowa zwawa bedzie dalej postepo
wac, BIO wszystkie materially potrzeD
ne do dalszej budowy SO juz przyso
towane i jest nadzieja, re ma przyszff
zine bedzie juz kosci6l pod dachem
O lie dotad MONA zauwazyc z gospo
dark naszego p]roboszcza ks. Jana
Zdechlika, stara sic on wszsytkiem
silami pracowaG ola dobra powierzo
mel sobie parafii, jest wiec Wszelk'
nadzieia, re dokona szczesliwie roz
poczetego dzieia - II. budoWy ko
sciola - PREY pomocy Bozej.
Parafianin.
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y ZACH. PENNSYLVANIA.

OdnoSnie do ogioszonego s"eeo
czasu w pismach polskich kontestu
poEaiedzy osadami polskimi W Zacho.
dniej Pennsylvania. Sprawozdanie z
dwu m~iesiecznej piracy Centrum re-
krutacyjnego No. 6.
Kontest wypadi nastepujaco:
Pierwsza nagrode otrzymala Ma
trona, druga Windber, trzecia Pitts
burg (g6ry) W osobie Wiel. ks. d. Ry
~dlewskiego.
Szesc %nastepnych ragr6d otrzyma-
Iy osady: Canonsburgh, Charlerof,
Ellsworth, Monesen, Donora, New
Kensington | McKees Rocks.
w dn;u 31go grudnia o~djechaio
lniespelna 200 ochotnik6w czem
centrum W Pittsburgh stanelo ma dru
giem miejscu zaraz po Chicago / nj
niejszem pragnie bye polite przez in
ne Contra znacznie pod wzgledem l.
loSci Polak6w liczniejsze.
Poniewaz W ~najblizszej przyszlo--
sci nastapi zmiana W Centrum No. 6
gdyz obecnie officer rekrutacyjny o.
bejmuje inne prace mad rekrutacya
DO Armii Polskiej a jego miejsce
zajmie officer Tadeusz Zarewicz ME
bedzie cd rzeczy poinformowac ogoi
o kilku szczego}ach z rekrutacyJnej
piracy W czasie cd 1go listopada do
1go stycznia 1918. w ~szczeg6lnosci W
czasie powyz. zyska. 402 ochot. zas
kolekta pc wszystkicn mieJscoWo-
Sciach gdzie sic odbywaiy wiece PREY
niosla W ciagu tych dw6ch miesiecy
brutto s5,035.o9. Do sunny tel Will
czono tax te ofiary kt6re juz do
rak centrum zostaly zlozone jak ! te
ktore W ostatnich czasach zebrano,
jeszcze ME zostaiy odes}ane.
W o~fiarnosci ma Armie Polska Cd
znaczyly sic masterpieces kolonie: -
New Castle. Natrona, C~anonsburgh,
Monessen, Donora, Johnstown, Am
bridge, Beaver Falls, Carnegie, Wa
shington, Windber, Midland, Ever
son. New Kensington, Wilmerdins,
McKees Rocks, Claridge, jeanette,
Farrell, Russellton, Charleroi, Nc
Keesport. Duquesne, Glassport, Ford
City.
siedziba Komisyi Wojskowej 20
stala z dniem 1go stycznia ~przenie-
! siona 2 Pittsburgha do Nowego Yor-
ku.
Ochotnicy z naszego centrum So to
~przewaznie g6rnicy, hutnicy i bla--
charze. Porzucili prace %intratne, gre
zygnowali z p}acy, kt6ra z regu}y
jak naprzyklad u blacharzy wynosi
S1S5 NJ diva tygodnie j poszli bic.
Czo}em i'm "a to a wstyd i hanba
tym. kt0rby bardzo s~tchorzywszy u
ciekii Z szeregow ochotnikow, bad2
chorzy ma rozmaite choroby zostali u,
sunieci 2 obozu i powrociwszy do do.
mu zamiast milczec, klamstwa i osz.
czerstwa O zyciu wojsko%em SIERRA
Dzisiaj pietnuje sic ma razie jedne'
go a mianowicie Antoniego Szczepaf
skiego z Ambridge, kt6ry zapisai sic
do Armii Polskiej potem ucieki "
dniu odjazdu do obozu, a obecnie ko,
rzystajac z nSszej poblazliwo5ci kla'
ME | oszczerstwa wygaduje o Armit
Polskiej. Ma innych przyjdzie kole.
W niedalekiej przysziosci i wszystkict
nazwiska podamy do wiadomosci O.
g6lu, ably ten og0i wiedzia} jak 20
diym jest tch6rz. Ma zakonczenie o
strzegam e~x-ochotnika F. Z. z Pitts
burgha (g6ry) pred sz%erzenien
klamstw obozie, DO skoro on jake
cchotnik musiaI z obozu bye usunie
ty ME powinien szkodzic k}amliwie
b~ezczelnie sprawie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15

Retlams tesr poustaws licsnycn
,,yedsieniUrstw amerykshskich. wiso
przemysfo~iec po!ski dobrIe zrooi
isteli stale reklnmowae bedzie swo1
~interes " DZIENNIKU CHICAGO
AKIN
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REKORD FRANCISZKA TABER-
SKIEGO. SZAMPIONA SWIATA
GRACZY w BILARDA KIE-
SZONKOWEGO.
WygraI on dziesie6 kOntest0w z rzedu
cd ezasu zdobyeia szampiOnatu.
% . x

~ ON
Rekordcm niezwyklym pOSZczycic sic
mOze SzampiOn Swiata Sraczy W d.
arda kieSzonkowego, FranciSzeE Ia
berski z Schenectady, y. \. W MEDIA
wno co ~zakoGczonym turnicju z Green
leafem iaki sic odbyi W Milwaukee,
Wis. a kt6ry Franek wygraf pokonaw-
szy sweso rywala punktami $50 do 305,
pokazaf Swiatu IL jest on ME pokOna-
nvm | 70 jemu tylko nalezy sic miano
Szampiona Swiata. Pokonaf on rekor-
DIV innych graczy W bilarda kieSzonko-
weso i uStanowii nowy, ciezki do po-
kOnania. wygrywajac dzieSiec z rzedu
kontest6w oil czaSu zdobycia szampiO--
natu przez pokonanie Laytona W roku
1916. Cd tegO czaSu pokonai on Ralph
Greenleafa. L. l. Ralpha, z HighStown.
y. j.. James Nature z Denver. Louis
Kreutera z Nowego Yorku, Bonnie Al
lena z Kansas City, Larry S~toutenbur-
CHA z Buffalo. Joe ConCannona z No
wego YOrku. Louis Kreutera poraz dru
ii i Grecnleafa w turnieju ostatnim W
Milwaukee.
Alfred De Orc do roku 1905 pre-
gral tylkO cztery kOntesty W dwudzie-
stu trzach latach Stawania do cry. W
rOku 1911 p~rzyznano AlfredOwi SIAM
pionat ma stale i dObrze mu sic WHO
do az do rOku 1913 W kt6rym to roku
pokonany zoStal przez Bonnie Allena
z Kansas City W pazdzierniku. Allen
pokonawszy De Orc ME znalazl Ia
dnego powazniejszego przeciwnika i Ola
tego tez w roku 1914 SzampiOnat Swia-
Ia dOStai sic jemu ma stale.
Me hylo aadnegO wazniejszego kon-
testu do roku 1915 kiedy to W Chicago
urzadzonO pamietny turniej btlardzi-
stow W m~ieSiacu marcu. Il pierwSza ma
erode wygral wtenczas W. Z. Blacken-
ship. Niece p0zniej Layton po&onat
Blackenshipa Il Franek TaberSki zaS
pokona} Laytona i tax dis Stai sic
szampionem z rekordem poz~azdrOSzcze-
MIA godnym.
Tsberski wSiawii sic W trzech bar
do wa2nych konteStach; W walce Z
LaytOnem brakOwaio mu III punkt0w
luz w t~rzeciej partyi i tylkO sprawna
IRA. iScie Sz~ampioGS&a nietylkO stracO-
ne punkta nadrObii ale tC@ pokOnaf
Lavtona wiekSzo5cia Is punkt6w. Ale
ma zaS pokonal tylkO w~teHSzoSciQ ,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
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SCHEFFLER ZDOBNL 81 PUNK
TOW OLA SWOICH.

Piatka Pulaski Honor \. c." poke
nala onegdaj Npiqtke rywali 4 klubu
Club of Austin" punktami 40 do 1G
w grze W pike koSzykowa. J. Scheff-
Ter zdobyl ola piatki zwycieskiej az
iwadzieScia jeden punkt6w, czyli die
sieC koszyk6w i .jeden wolny rzut. Mil
Ter tez dzielnie sic spisa} zdObywajac
oSm koSzyk6w czyli szesnaScie punk
tow. Cklad obu piQtek i rapport cry W
cyfrach taxi:
PULASKI HONOR A. c.: -
]. Scheffler, Il. +.
j. Kovack. L. +.
+. A. Miller, {.
f. Thomas. r. q.
T. JaSkowiak, l.. G..
=. Hauffe. II. G..
CLUB OF AUSTIN: -
Menard. r. +.
-. Horn, l.. F.
Rudy. G.
Dillon. II. G..
Star, l.. G..
Koszyki zdobyli - Scheffler 10; no
vack 6: Miller s; Menard .; Horn 1:
Rudy 1; Star 1.
Wolny rzut zdoby} - Scheffler 1.
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Walk te odby6 sic maja W Madison
Square Garden, W NOwym Yorku.

Wiadek Zbyszko jeden Z wielu kan
dydat6w IA Szampiona zapaSnik0w wa
gl ezekiel Swiata W miejsce niedawnO
zmarlegO Gotcha, zgodzii sic IA Walk
try z ,~.gwiazdkami' Znanemi. Przecl-
wnikami Wiadka beda Jan DIN. kt1-
nv niedawno powr6cii Z Finlandyi.
Yussiff HusSane. siiacz bulgarSki i ME
dosziy szampion, J6zef Stechcr t. wv.
Scissors King. Walk te odbyc sic
maja ma arenie w Madison Square Gar.
den W Nowym YOrku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-15
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4 KREGIELNI kAFORSkiEGO
KR0LLA.
M e *

Ma alejach W kregielni wyzej Wy
mienionej odbyly sic onegdaj kOnteSty
piatek kobiet-kreglarek z ligi Ladies'
Bowling League. Piatka .,Armitage"
zdobyia try Crane Z piatka N. - X"
partye. Cyfry: