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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
INGOTS DEFEAT
FL

While the game bore no ear-marks
Of h promised slugging bee, the de-
but of the Hercules Powder Works
nine staged in this city against the
Ingots Saturday afternoon was every
inch of h way a ball game. 1t was
a pitchers duel with both teams cor
tributing fashy support. The Ingots
won, 2 to 1.
The heralded powder sluggers
blew up sky high when they faced
the slants and shoots of Harry APP
plegate. incidentally, 1t was the mer-
CHESS pounding of Glen, the Her
cules pitcher, upon the anatomy of
the Ingots that gave A~pplegate the
TO fash an exhibition that
brought back memories of the days
when Harry was not only brilliant,
but sensational.
After Frank Ritter. who had been
pitching good ball vas hit on the
wrist in the fourth inning by Glen,
took the mound and start
ed In where Ritter left of. Just six
teen powder workers faced him in
the five innings and not one reached
He walked one batter who
fell a victim to a double play a min
ute later. A bad throw on q ground
ball to Apologize gave the other bat
ter a life. In those five innings, APP
pelgate famed three and did not al
low the semblance of a hit.
In view Of the fact that the Her.
claimed to be a lot of sluggers.
performance stands out
as decidedly conspicuous. The Her.
cules have claimed right along a $50
average for the eason Their three
yesterday gave them an av-
erage of .104 for the day.
Defensively and in the box. the
workArs worked great. except
for Glen's tendency to nick a few
pounds of flesh off his rival batsmen.
Glen hit five Ingots. He famed nine
batters gave two bases on balls and
allowed but five hits. Ritter was
touched for three hits in four innings
At that the Hercules would have been
held scoreless but for a wild heave
by Christopherson in the fourth. Far
rell reached second and came home
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
Food In the Far North.

Reindeer stew and roast water fowl,
bear meat or a walrus stew are among
the dishes offered In Labrador. Green
land and Farce islands. In time a
taste may be acquired for these things
II n is frozen In long enough to be
Of a grateful spirit. Coarse bread,
plenty Of Goldfish, cranberry jam or a
BURBERRY (drIed) cake may help mat
tiers along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
ATHLETE
SPEEDSTER
Christian Christensen, Versa
tile Style, Conceives Unique
Program of Action.

Ten miles in ten different ways in
one hour. That's the program Of
Christian Christensen, champion YER
satile athlete of the world. Christen-
sen has already gone over the mile
route five different ways in quite a
little less than an hour and he is
planning his big stunt for August in
Chicago.
1t was In Grant Park last August
that Christensen rode a bicycle a mile
In SIT Rs, ran a mile in $3.50 rs,
walked a mile in 9:25 LIS, rowed q
mile In 1880 AS and swan a mile in
22:69 rs, a total of 54:46 2-5 for the
five miles.
Christensen insists hat he did not
go the limit IN this tryout and that
he a reduce his time by several min
utes in these events and add five more
miles TO the exhibition. .
Here's what Christensen proposes to
do:
Fly a mile I'm 1880.
Roller skate a mile I'm $3.50.
Drive an automobile a mile I'm
1850.
Ride a motorcycle a mile in
1880.
Ride a horse a mile In $3.50.
Ride a bicycle a mile In 900.
Run a mile In $50.
Walk a mile in $3.50.
Row a mile in 600.
Swim a mile in 90 800.
This amounts to $3.50, after which
Christensen may make a 60-foot high
dive. just to show he isn't tired. After
that he proposes TO call 1t a day and
go home.
Bat Nelson was called the Durable
Dane" but when II comes to being a
real Durable Dane Christensen has
Bat batted of the boards.
An idea of Just how good he Is and
how durable he is. is indicated by his
running records. He isn't a cham
pion over any distance. but he's mighty
good over any distance from two fur
longs TO 20 miles.
Christensen has run the l4o IN So
seconds. the half In 2:0S and the mile
in 4:21 rs. He startled Newcastle.
Pa, by running two miles In 9:41 and
showed his speed In Cleveland by run
ming three miles in 14:42. He was
clicked in 20:11 for four miles In Ak
ron and in 25;1s for Ave miles at San
Diego.
Just to show a little matter of dis
lance made no difference in his young
life. Christensen ran ten miles In
later raped on Is miles In 1:2S:3z
As. Then he went down to Seattle
and logged 20 miles in 1:52:51 is.
There's not a record in the bunch.
but you have 20 hand IL 70 the ath-
lete who can sprint the quarter In fast
time. then turn around and hold his
own In a marathon. then after chang
ing his clothes give Duke Kahana-
moka a tussle In q mile swim.
Christensen Is also known BY the
name OF William Stanley.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
House sparrow In EnoIsnd.

In the course Of q campaign in Eng
land against the swarming and mis-
chievous house sparrow the services
Of children and sparrow clubs" were
solicited. Bad results were the conse-
Quence, since little discrimination was
used. and every sort Of small bird
was mistaken for the prescribed spar
row. and thousands Of useful insect
eating birds were destroyed, 30 that
exactly the opposite Of what was In
tended was accomplished.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
terweieht division-

terweight division.
Most of Jacksons' record was COM
piled on the other side. Since COM
ing here he has fought q number of
times. His most impressive perform
ance. locally, was his knockout over
big Al Walters, Of Old Bridge, al a
Lotos show.
Joe Forgione and Joe Gargano are
slated for n of the six round af-
fairs. Kid Blackie Of Keyport, and
Buddy Leroy, Jackson's sparring-
partner, are booked for the other az
fair. Another preliminary completes
the bill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
Watch Your Blood Supply,
Don't Let Impurities Creep In

medicine, that Is purely vegetable.
Many druggists have seen wonderful
results accomplished among their
customers by this great old medicine,
and they know that S. s. s. Is n q
the most reliable blood purifiers evsr
made. Keep your blood free Of I'M
purities by the use Of this honest old
medicine, and II you want medical
advice, you can obtain same without
cost By writing TO Medical Director.
Swift Specific Co. Is Swift LAhsxa<
tory, Atlanta. Ca
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
SAILORS WIN AGAIN
By Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT, Aug. I'm a game
marked by ample hitting and pool
fielding the United States Naval Avts
ator's detachment team won Satur{
day from the Aeromarine team by thd
score of IS to 10.
Since organization. the sailor'e
team has won every game by q good
margin. Saturdays game was the
closest score. Ensign Shields "a
coaching the sailors. During theit
stay in Keyport it is expected that 4
game will be played each SATURDAY
afternoon at the Cutlery field. !
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

on Woodruff's single.
The Ingots broke the ice in the
second when Rodda was hit by a
pitched ball. went to third on Bader's
hit and came homo on Warmers a c
rifce fly. Put" Stinson was the hero
of the ninth.
and scored on Rodda's hit. Two were
out at the time.
Tho GN0ra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
PARK PLAYGROUND
DROPS FIRST GAME To NO. 5

Hayes Park Playground baseball
tossers lost their first game of the
season Saturday afternoon when they
journeyed to the grounds Of the No. 8
Playground youngsters. The score was
IS to 8. Recently the Hayes Park
'fellers'' took a fall out of No. 5 In
finished fashion on the II. p. field.
home.
The score:
Hayes .......s oo12o11 o. 8
No. s ........0 8 o / 0 2 ks
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
counter ouestIon.

Ehe-~How 90 ! know you are not
marrying me for my money! He
If It comes to that. bow 90 ! know
you are not marrying me to reform
mer-Boston Transcript
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
Pure Blood Means Perfect
Health.

The average druggist has handled
hundreds Of medicines In his day,
some Of which have long since been
forgotten.
But there Is one that has been sold
by the druggists throughout this
country, for more than fifty years,
and that Il 8. 8. s. the reliable blood
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

SCORE BY INNINGS
1234be7se- R.
Ingots ...... 0 1 0 0 0 o 0 0 Ia
Left on bases-Ingots, IL; Hercules
4; bases on balls, Off Glen. 2; Ritter,
8; off A~pplegate. 1. Struck out, by
Glen, o; by Ritter. 3; Apologize. 8;
passed balls Mcdonald, /. Double
plays. Warner to Applegate, Apple
gate to Warner to Ritter. Hit by
pitched BALL. Glen. g.; Umpire
Mullen. Time of game lao. Attend
ance 800.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12
Feds Postpone.

3D. Special C0rrespoHdent.
KEASBEY, Aug. 1.-THE game
scheduled between the Keasbey Feds
and the Athletics of North Amboy,
was postponed here yesterday owing
to wet grounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

VIZ . ssSsls :.s aaa ". y ..szEss I y .s sas'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

See The House Of Bondage
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

SCORE BY INNINGS
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-12

Totals ........2e ! 3 26s Q 2
1.-TWO out when winning run scored,
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Ma FUNDUsz 1O-CIO MILIONoWY.

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Z Sieroci1ca W Niles, Ill.

Ofiary ma sieroty zlozyiy nastepu-
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wei Drzymalski So; Jan Bagihskt
So; F. Malinowski 50; J. Kwiatko-
wski 81; A. Rejewski 50; B., Veg
ner $500. ,e&E
Wszystkim zacnym ofiarodaWcom
i ofiarodawczyniom skiadam serde'
czne bog zaplat".
X. F. s. Rusch.
Kapelan i Zarzadca.
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BRIGHTON PARK.

DC Komitetu pol. Tow. ma Brighton
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uastepujace ofiary:
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z l~nstytutu Rzemieslni-
czego PREY KolegiumZ Z.
N. P. W Cambridge
Springs Pa.

W niedziele, dnia 1-go grudnia Cd
byIo sic ~posiedzenie K6ika samo'
k~sztaicenia, kt6rego zadaniem Jest
wyrabiac u miodziezy kszta}cacej sic
n a mechanik6w, szersze poglady ma
zycie obywatelskie / ably wyrobic.
chez do nauki I wszystkiego, CO mo-
lie przyniesf korzyst W przys7i0s'i'
Pan NJ. Adamajtys starszy instruk
tor warsItat6w mechanicznych, dial
wyk}ad 2 mechaniki, o motorach ga
zolinowych, objasnienia konstrukcyI
I funkcyi motoru, uIatwione "a po--
moca szkic6w ma tablicy byiy zro1u-
miane / kazdy ze sluchaczy z zainte-
resowaniem %ysluchai wykladu'
,wiedzac, re W przysziosci to sic ME-
watpliwie przyda.
N~astepnie przemawiai p. r. Alb
czynski, czionek Rady Szkolnej, "a
znaczajac jak q. N. P. zaiozy} 1nsty-
tut Rrzemieslniczy / rok rocznie wy
dale znaczna sumo pieniedzy ma u
trzymanie tel szkoiy, jedynie dlate-
go, ably Polacy "a maia stosunkowa
opiata mogli nauczyc sic rzemiosla
/ polepszyc sw6j byt, przez co obco-
~narodowcy beda mas lepiej powa-
FAC, a TEN samem przyczynimy sic
do p%odniesienia tax ~potrzebneg"
przemysiu polskiego.
Niespe}na miesiac upiynal, jak
rozpoczeliSmy nauke, / Smialo MOI.
ma p%owiedziec, re zrobilismy znac@.
ne postepy.
Donosimy o tenn, ably dac znat ro-
dakom o naszej dziaialnoSci | poste-
pach W nauce.
Imieniem Tow. Wzajemnej Po-
mocy %Studentow Instytutu RzemieSr
niczego
Err. kOlanO.
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DWUDZIESTO = CZTERO
CALOWA ARMATA PRAK-
TYCZNA.
Washington, II. grudnia.

Washington, IL. grudnia.
Ulepszenia roznych rodzajow
broni podczas obecnej wojny do
szlv do takich rozmiarow, il to.
co przedtem uwazano "a niemoz-
1--we do osiagniecia, a odnosi sic
to szczeg6lnie do budowy dale
konosnych armat, dis ME tylko
fabrykanci moga tego dokonac,
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.OBIETY PRZECIW HEAR,
Stow.

NoWy oYrk, H.. gruonla.
FAM W. Jay inne czlonkinie ko-
mitetu, ktorego celem jest zerwa-
ME wszelkich stosunkowNz kraja-
mi nieprzyjacielskiemi, zaprotes-
towaly przeciw zalnianowaniu
przez majora miasta Hylana w.
r. Hearst'a prezesem komitetu
przyjmujacego powracajacych Z
E,uropy zolnierzy amerykahskich.
Wediug ich twierdzeh; jest t.
wprost policzkiem wymierzonym
zolnierzom bye przyjmowanym
przez cz}owieka, ktory nigdy ME
powiedziai dobrego slowa o armli
amerykanskiej. Niektore kluby
meskie rowniez zaprotestowa}y
przeciw rozporzadzeniu majora'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-11
~EX-KAJzER USILUJE Po-
PELNIc ~SAMOBoJSTWO.

Londyn, IL. grudnia. Will
helm Hohenzollern. byiy cesarz
piemiecki, w chwili wielkiego
przygnebienia duchowego i umy-
siowego probowai popeinic sa-
mob6jstwo, mowi depesza Z Ko-
rcnhagi do Exchange Telegraph
Co. "a Leipzig Tageblatt. Czion-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-11

AStiAna ~ DodstaVS ncsa10
,rsedhebiorstw amerykaAf1dch. vise
I prEemyslowi0c polSki dobfss sre6i
ioteli stale rekiamowa6 bsdsis sWSj
i~nteres = Dz1RNlIKu CHICAGO
UIIN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-12-11

COM, oraz turystom wraz re sWy-
mi rodzinami. Cudzoziemiec tutaj
~zamieszkaly moglby wediug "a
laczonego prawa sciagnac do A
meryki swa rodzine Z Europy,
pozwolonoby take ma wyjazd do
tego kraju cudzoziemcom, ktorzy
szukaja schronienia pred pre-
;ladowaniem religijnem, oraz
tym cudzoziemcom ktorzy wal
czyli w armiach panstw zjedno--
czonych Z Ameryka podczas o.
becnej wojny.
MARSHALL MA POSIEDZE--
NIU GABINETU. WOJEN-
NEGO.
Washington, II. grudnia. -
Znowu diva inne precendensy 20
staiy zgruchotane wskutek wy
iazdu PREF. Wilsona do Europy.
Pierwszy: T. R. Marshall, vice
prevalent Stan6w Zjedn. pre-
wodniczyl ma posiedzeniu gabine-
tn, CO poraz pierwszy sic zdarzy-
10 "a zycia urzedujacego prezy-
denta. Drugi: otrzymano iskrowa
depesze ola gabinetu oraz wysla-
no sprawozdanie z p~osiedzenia te-
legrafem iskrowym do prezyden-
ia co poraz pierwszy zdarzylo sic
W historyi Stanow Zjedn. : Jak
widat prezydent Wilson popro--
sii vice : PREF. Marshall, ably
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Plata POZYCZKA WOLNO
SCIOWA MA WIOSNE.

Washington, II. grudnia. -
Nastepna pozyczka wojenna We
wewnetrzna. jaka sic rozpocznie
W pierwszych poczatkach wiosny,
bedzie prawdopodobnie nazwanq
plata pozyczka wolnosciowa."
Mozliwem jest, re zastapia to
miano innem mp. kampania .pc-
zyczki zwyciestwa'' lub tez IVY
DAMIEN zwyciestwa". Zarzadcy
kampania przez kilka tygodni ma
mySlali sic mad nova nazwa ma
stepnej pozyczki, majac jednak
ia mySli wartosc ogloszeniowa
navy, pod ktora przez cztery IA
~ pozyczka wewnetrzna tax OBJ
fife przyniosia owoce, postanowl-
Ii uzyc starej navy i przedsta--
vic ia do potwierdzenia nowo
zamianowanemu sekr. skarbu &.
GLASGOW. ktory zajmie stanowi-
sko sekretarza w przysz}y ponie-
dzialek.
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rex o~toczenia cesarskiego udare-
zamiar monarchy, ale sam
otrzymai RANG. Byly cesarz mial
konferencyi W Amerongen
z niemieckimi ekspertami miedzy
narodowego prawa w kwestyi
swego wlasnego polozenia. Eks-
perez owl przybyli do Amerongen
i odjechali w t~ajemniczy nadzwy-
czaj sposob. Byiy cesarz pisze
wiasna autobiografie i
historye swych rzadow, w ktorej
pragnie wyjaSnic swoje stanowi-
sko pred i podczas wojny. ksia-
zka bedzie dluga i przeznaczona
jest do publikacyi, albo, jezeli
monarcha sadzony bedzie pred
tenn pred trybunalem Aliant6w,
moze bye o~dczytana jake Geese
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. V0jNY!

nych. Czionkowie grupy Sparta
kusa przebiegaja ulice stolicy W
zbrojnych automobilach, szerzac
wszedzie postrach i rozwijalac
goraczkowa agitacye, PREY pomo-
ey ktorej staraja sic przekonac
.tlumy, re Rad Eberta sprzyJa
kontrrewolucyi i ola niej PRAGUE.