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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04

physical WEAKNESS has resulted in
lethargy, of which the Americans
have been quick to take advantage.
Our gunners never slacken up. as
their adversaries do. Consequently
there are never less than six Amer
can shells bursting on German ter
ritory, to one falling in our area.
Wherever an enemy machine gun is
silent for a while our scouting parties
find out why. Today. opposite Lam
dres-St. Georges. an American pa
troll which was investigating one such
instance of inactivity crept to within
dozen yards of the emplacement
without drawing fire.
The explanation was simple. All
four members of the German crew
were lying sound asleep beside their
gun. one Of them awoke and let fly
grenade three seconds before YAM
kee bayonet pierced his heart. OF the
others, one was stopped while try
ing to escape. one got away and the
third was taken prisoner. The cap
tive was so sleepy he could hardly
stand. He said the four machine gun
ners had been continuously on the
job for seventy-two hours and simply
could not keep awake.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
CONGRESS WILL
Be TAME BODY
ALL THIS WEEK

MORNING
washington, Nov. 3.--Congress will
hold only perfunctory sessions this
week. Nearly all members have gone
home for Tuesdays elections, which
are to determine the political COM
plexion of both house and senate.
The senate will reconvene tomorrow
with democrats and republicans still
at odds over politics and with absence
of quorum preventing debate or trans
action of business except by unani-
nous consent. Republican leaders
still are determined to prevent ad-
iournment to November -, but with
the elections over, may agree on a
plan for three day recesses until that
time.
Three day recesses are planned for
the house from now until the senate
passes the revenue measure, unless de-
velopments in foreign affairs should
require assembly of a quorum at an
earlier date.
Tomorrow session of the senate
will be the last--at least on pay--for
several senators appointed to succeed
members who have died during the
session. The terms of Senators Drew,
Of New Hampshire; Benet of South
Carolina: Guion, of Louisiana, and
Whitley of Missouri, and with the cleo
ton of their successors Tuesday, while.
If not elected, Senators Baird, of New
Jersey; Henderson. of Nevada, Nc
Nary, of oregon, and Nugent, of Ida
no, also will retire. All, however, will
be entitled to serve and vote until
their successors qualify, but the pay
of the latter starts on election day
Senators Benet, Drew and Whitley
were eliminated in the primaries,
while Guion did not offer for nomina-
Hion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
FLU CONDITIONS IN
COLORADO IMPROVE


Denver, Colo, Nov. 3.-Lacking
definite reports on the influenza situa-
ton throughout the state. DIR. f. f..
Kennedy. secretary of the state board
of health. stated tonight that he felt
assured that conditions continue i'm
proving, in view of the fact that his
office passed the day with a minimum
of appeals for aid. A request from
Monte Vista for two doctors was the
only one made during the day
The ban on public gatherings has
also reduced street car traffic at night
that the Denver Tramway company
has announced material curtailments
in its schedules for evening hours. The
company in an announcements, states
that night travel on it's lines has not
been so light for fifteen years and
that during the month Denver thea
ters and other public gatherings have
been closed it has suffered O loss in
revenue Of more than $4,000. The
curtailments in schedules are tempo
rary only and former schedules viii
be resumed with the lifting of the ban
on public gatherings.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
Newest Things in Science

For the use of bowlegged men a
light, flexible frame has been invented
to be strapped to leg by a garter
to make trousers hang straight.
A French electrotechnical commit
tee has decided upon number of
standards for use in electrical machin-
cry and other electrical apparatus.
p
ball that rolls around inside
new spark plug for automobiles is in
tended BY the Inventor Of the device
to prevent accumulation of carbon.
A plant is to be established in Ha-
vana to manufacture automobile tires
and other rubber goods from old rub
Der, said to be plentiful in Cuba.
For sending soiled clothing 10 laun-
dries in hospitals or hotels a chute
has been invented that is built of
steel with fused-in lining of glass.
French chemists have discovered d
way to make a cement from the scum
from beet sugar refining, heretofore
wasted as 1t contains much carbon
ate of lime.
Because diaphragm separates the
air chamber from the moving parts
OF a new tire pump for automobiles.
oil is prevented from entering tubes
with the air
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
BIC bUS|NES Sc IS
PREPARING FOR
AF TER THE WAR
Conservation Of Credits and
Scaling Down of War Stock
Prices Indicate ReadjuSt-
nnentS Are Being Made,

lHT MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED WiREl
New York, Nov. THAT the fore
most financial and industrial inter-
osts of the country have already in
augurated a broad policy of readjust-
ment to meet postbellum conditions
was established by developments
curities.
This was indicated not so much
by the course of prices as in the firm
resolve of those who control the
monetary situation to conserve cred
its and restrict speculation to rea-
sonable limits with due regard to in
vestment demand.
There was a further scaling down
Of quoted values among stocks
which have had their greatest vogue
during the war. but in no important
instance was the depreciation serious
,enough to cause apprehension.
More pertinent in its general bear
ing upon the future of allied indus
tries was the reduction in the United
states Steel common extra dividend.
Obviously this resulted less from that
corporations reduced income than
from the heavy penalties imposed by
the government, in this case exceeding
20 per cent of total earnings.
Losses among industrials, with re-
sultant doubt of dividend stability,
were partly balanced by gains among
rails, which made further response to
the almost steady growth of earnings,
the ease with which crops are being
marketed and the more amicable re-
lations with the federal authorities.
TO what degree the movements Of
other stocks, notably oils and ship
pings may have been governed by
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
A|ME RICANS TAKE
IMPORTANT ROLE
ON THE SCHE[DT
Western Unit Operating in
Belgium Adds Five Miles
Gain to Advance Reported
the Previous Day,
t.v MORNING Jousn.l SPECIAL LEASED w,arl

fey MORNING JouEnIL SPECIAL LEASED w,sEl
With the Allied Armies in France
and Belgian. Saturday. Nov. 2 (by
The Associated Press -Valenciennes
was captured by the British this
morning, releasing thousands of res
idents who had been in bonadge for
four years.
Further north. in the Audenarde
sector, the French, British and Am
orleans had met with equal success in
their drive toward the Scheldt river.
Along the whole front below Eekke,
which is situated on the Scheidt about
eight miles south of Client the Ger
mans have been forced back across
the river.
Last night Americans from the Pa
cific coast who played brilliant
part in the advance. captured the
western outskirts of the city of Au-
denarde which straddles the Scheldt
This American unit Yesterday added
an advance of about five and one
half miles to what they had achieved
the day before.
When the Americans after their
brilliant drive came up against Au-
denarde they found that the Germans
had blown up all the bridges except
one across a small branch of the
Scheldt which encircles the western
side of the city.
Frenchman Saves Troops.
This remaining bridge was mined
and due to go up at any minute A
Frenchman who lived nearby had
carefully observed the laying OF the
explosives and knew where the Ger
mans had concealed the electric
wires leading to t.
AS the Frenchman saw the Ameri-
cans approaching he took his life in
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
ENTENTE TROOPS
T.
NOW WITHIN FIVE
MILES Of GHENT
Huns SheIIed VaIenciennes
After Eyacuating It, Killing
Many Civilians Who Had
Remained With Homes.
tar SeAmne JousN.L sFecr., LEASED wrssl

icy MOANING JOURNAL sFEcr>L LEASED WlREl
With the Allied Armies in France
and Belgium, Nov; 8 moon, by the
Associated Press. Tho Franco Bel
sian troops this morning had reached
q line within five miles of Client.
French cavalry last night were report
ed at ST. Denis Westrem railway sta
tion, which is about three miles south
west of that city.
In the meantime French and
American forces occupied Audenarde,
further south Americans had battled
their way across the Scheldt between
Heurne and Eyne, TO the north of Au-
denarde.
The allied line in front of Client
at latest reports lay approximately
north to south through Vinderhaute,
east of Wildendriesch and Laethem-
81. Martin, with cavalry advancing to-
ward Client from the southwest.
Valenciennes was virtually free this
morning of German gunners who were
left behind Friday night and today lay
we'll behind the consolidated British
line, which ran approximately be-
tween st. Saulve and Preseau, both
of which places were captured yes
terday.
Five thousand civilians had re-
manned behind in Valenciennes
throughout the fighting; the remand
er. about $4,000, We're evacuated by
the Germans during the past week,
principally to Mons. number of the
residents yesterday and last night lost
their lives as result of a further en-
envy bombardment with high eXplo-
sives and gas shells.
City Was Sad sigh.
The correspondent entered the city
this morning through the western
gate. All the bridges across the
Seheldt had been destroyed by the
retreating Germans and the outskirts
OF the place were in ruins from the
bombardmnt.
The "city OF laces' which it was ex-
pected might be found virtually in
tact, was q sad sight until the center
of the municipality was reached. Here
practically no damage was done. The
Grand place, with the beautiful Hotel
De Vile was intact, except for tri-
fling marks from two stray shells.
Little groups of civilians collected
throughout the city, some viewing the
damage helplessly, others trying to re-
establish their homes. Little children
were TO be seen playing IN the ruined
streets, with dead Germans unnoticed
beside them. Their joy at their deliV-
erance was too great to take in the
tragedy about them.
Here and there people were actu-
ally renewing their house keeping in
buildings which were partly torn away
by shells. One family near the canal
was resuming life in house, the front
of which was largely torn out, leaving
the occupants exposed to the street eX-
cept for some curtains which they
hung mp.
These places were in the outskirts,
where most of the Smelling had been,
apparently the Germans not trying to
reach The heart of the city with their
guns.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04

legitimate demand or the whims of
rockies operators remains matter of
speculation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
VOLCANO KIEAUEA
VIOLENTLY ACTIVE

Honolulu, Nov. 3.-Spouting hun
bred feet from new cracks in the old
crater floor Saturday morning, lava
geysers Of the volcano Klauea en-
tirely buried the old rest house.
The eruption followed severe earth
quakes throughout the island of Ha-
wall Friday night at 1888 o'clock.
The Kilauea fire pit has been rising
for three days, and lava is flowing
continuously in several directions.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04

on May II, 1917, Mrs. Fournelle said: II
still have much praise for Doans Kidney Pills
and pleased to recommend them again. | have
had return Of kidney trouble since Doan's
cured me-"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
Roll of Honor
American Casu alties
Alaskan Fleet Tied Up.

Nome, Alaska, Oct. Thy mail)-
Long continued rough water this sum-
mer has, for the second season. result
ed in an almost general tie-up of the
small coastal fleet. Few trips have
been made by the small craft which
last year were also-held back by fire.
quent storms.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
Doubtful Compliment.

The caddie was an unusually quiet.
stolid lad with a freckled, expression
less face. and never cracked smile.
At the end of the round. in the hope
of getting a compliment. the golfer
said:
I've been travelling for the last six
months and am quite out of practice.
That's why | am in such bad form
today
The caddie finally consented to
smile and replied:
ooh, then you've played before,
have ye. mister spokane Spokes-
man-Review.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04
Ruilding Alaskan Road.

Nome, Alaska, Oct. 4 (bv mail y
Rapid progress is being made by the
road crew engaged in constructing the
Cape Nome road for the territorial
road commission. 1.-THE road has now
reached Cunningham creek and the
completion of bridge there will
mark the end of the work on the
road up TO that point.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1918-11-04

Don't For get Your Dues 10 the
"2-Bit. Red Cross Club. White Box.
with Red Crosses May Be Found all
Over Town.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
ZNOW SMIALY
PREF CZTERECH
ROZBITACZY KAS.

Czterech uzbrojonycl rabu-
slow wczoraj o godz. ,1Otej "a
pukaio do drzwi fill kompan,i
mleczarskiej Bowman Dairy Co.,
pnr. AS n. Albany ave. i zastalo
tam tylko str0za, ]. p. Johnsona,
L pnr. Col n. Sawyer ave. Zwia-
zali go, poczem grozac mu re-
wolwcrami, wymusili z niego in
formacye, re W tel chwili Mkt
ME PRAGUE, lecz "a godzine ro-
botnicy byli spodziewani.
Rabusie wtedy bcz poSpiechu
przygotowali wszystko do wysa-
dzenia dynamitem drzwi kasy. G
godz, 11tej przyby} G.. Goldfish.
drugi str6z nocny. Uczynili L
MIN to samo co Z ~pierwszym .str5
zeme w kilka minut pozniej
przybylo czterech robotnikow,
.ktorych take rabusie zwiazali.
Wtedy dopiero wysadzili drzwi
kasy, zapaliwszy ladunek dyna-
mitu. L .kasy zabrali cd $1,000
do $1,000 i czmychneli. Zwia
zani robotnicy uwolnili sic Z WIG
z0w ! uwiadomili policye, ktora
natychmiast przybyla, lecz zad-
nvch Shadow ME znalazia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
SEDZIOWIE WYPUSZCZAJA
MA


Dlaczcgo zbrodnie w Chicago
ME ustaja? Dlaczego Chicago
ma TAXI hanbiacy ,rokord W po-
rownaniu do innych miast, re
tutaj raty asekuracyjne przeciw
rabunkom So wieksze anizeli W
jakiemkolwiek innem miescie?
Ma pytania tie rzucaia ciekawe
swiatlo nastepuiqce fakta: Szei
detektyw6w Mooney przesiai
dnia Ago b. m. do szefa policy
Schuettlcra liste zlodziejow kie-
szonkowych, aresztowanych Cd
dnia 1go ~.grudnia, 1917. Okla
zuje sic. re aresztowano ogoiem
IS ziodziei kieszonkowych. i re
? tych 81 zostaIo wypuszczonyct'
ma wolnoSc. Mic podobnego ME
wvdarzylo sic W innych miastach
iak II. p. Milwaukee ,gdzie poll
eva aresztuje kazdego zawodo,
wego zlodzieja kieszonkowegc
bez zadnych ceregieli i zasaIzo
-, t~z,. miesiaCe do CieZkiei pra,
CIV we wiezieniu miejskiem.
Wiekszo5c tych % zlodziei mo
nietylko znaue rekordy W Chi,
cago, ale ! w calym kraju.
Sci policyi oddai ;nformaeys
.powyzsze w recc komitetu L r.
dy micjskiei, ktory prowadz
sledztwo W sprawie policyi. "a
laczone sa nazwiska tych So
dzi6w, ktorzy ziodziei ma vol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
KLEIN BROS.
Goth i Halsted ulice
Najwiekszy sklad departa.
mentOWy ma ZachOdniej
strOnie miasta zapiaci wszy.
stkim swym ~pracOWnikOm
"a poniedziaiek.

P. Sol. Klein ze skladu departa-
mentowego Klein Bros, PREY Halsted
/ 2Otej ulicy, oswiadczyl, IL sam po-
niesie strate powodu zam--
kniecia skladu W poniedziaiki,
stosownie do novel uchwaly oszczc-
dzania opalu. Nasi pracownicy ME pc
niosa zadnej straty, gdyz ~otrzymaja
Gaia pensye.
, Klein Bros. sprzedaz towar6w ba-
w~elnianych, kt6ra sic odbywa diva ra
zy do roku, majaca sic rozpoczac W
poniedzia}ek, prawdopodobnie maj
wieksza okazya caiego roku, musiaia
bye odiozona do wtorku. Pan Klein
wierzy, IL e%ntuzyazm re strony pra-
cownikow, poiaczony z fenomenalna
w%artoscia ofiarowana W tel spr1eda-
zy, znacznie sic przyczyni do zmniej-
szenia straty z powodu zamkniecia W
poniedziaiki. (Ogi.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
Me Wstydz sic!

Gdy powracasz do domu ze Irod-
pIekcia, ze skladu, ofisu Tub fabryki.
rup sobie DZ1ENNIK CHICAGosKI
1 smiaio czytat W tramwaju Tub VA
Eonie.
DzIENNIK CH1CAGosKI moana
stale nabywae ma naste9ujacych ma
roznikach:
State 1 Madison - pred sktadem
departamentowym Boston Store.
State 1 Madison - pred apteka
firmy Buck and Rayner;
State 1 Madison - pred skladem
departamentowym firmy Carson
Plrie, Scott and Co.;
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van Burenj
State 1 Harrison:
Wabash 1 Harrison;
Van Buren, 1 La SallSI
Adams 1 La Sale;
Adams 1 La Sale;
Washington 1 La SallsJ
Randolph 1 Dearborn:
Washington 1 9th ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
MIEJSCOWA

nose wypuScili. Komitet sklade
sic z aldermanow: Kimball'a,
Steffen'a, Kaindla, Byrne'a i
Franza.
Miedzy nazwiskami zbrodnia-
rzy sq nawet tacy, ktorzy byll
diva ray aresztowani W tym CA
sic. So to Gus Lundin i Char.
les Williams. Lundin by1 are
sztowany dnia Ego i dnia 22go
grudnia. Poprzednio byl are
sztowany dnia Ergo sierpnia pod
zarzutem zlodziejstwa kieszonko
wego. DIVA dni pozniej prze-
kazany by} sedziom wielkoprzy-
siegiym przez sedzicgo Court
ncy'a pod kaucya $1,000. .Spra-
wa .jeszcze ME zostala p~rzeslu-
chana.
C. Williams byl areSztowany
dnia 14go grudnia pod zarzutem
kradziezy, a dnia Sligo "a burzli-
we zachowanie sic. Cd pierw-
szego zarzutu zostaf u%wolniony
przez sedziego, a drugigo przez
lave sedziow wielkoprzysieglych.
Williams uprawia swoj interes W
Chicago i okoiicy Cd lat Is. Dnia
5000 kwietnia 1910 r. zostal "a
sadzony do domu poprawy n
wlamanie sic. Karyere swa. roz-
poczal w maju, r. 1894, gdy jake
Frank Miller Professionally byl
pod zarzutem kradziezy i uznd-
ny niewinnym. Jako Charlie F.;
Carlson w styczEiu 1900 zostaI
pod p%arolem wypuszczony ma
wolnoSc, a w rok pozniej calko,
wicie 'z~wolniony. w p~azdzierni-
ku, 1907 r, zostai znow aresz-
towany pod zarzutem kradziezy
i zwolniony ito samo sic pow
t6rzyio dnia 26go stycznia, 1910.
Pomiedzy temi dwiema datami
zcstal take skazany ma poby;
W Joliet "a kradziez, lecz wyrok
apelowa} !; we wyzszym saddle
zostal zwolniony. Pozniej znow
byl W Joliet przez diva lata. Ten
notoryczny zbrodniarz znow
znajduje sic ma wolnoSci, dzleki
zhyt tolerancyjnemu sadown!-
ctwu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
KR6TKIE NOTA1KI MIEJSKIE.

- j. E. Williams zrezygnowaf pred
tygodniem z urzedu czlonka wydzia-
}u arbitracyjnego ola spor0w robotni-
czych W rzezalniach z powodu s}abego
zdrowia i przeladowania licznymi obo-
wiazkami. W. u. Foster, sekretarz wy
dzia1u, wczoraj oskarzyi w}ascicieli
rzezalni, re ME dotrzymuja re swej
strony umowy, ma podstawie kt0rej Ego
dill sic ma z%a}atwianie wszelkich spo,
row robotniczych W r%zezalniach przez
wydzia} a~rbitracyjny. .
- 1,5OO policyant6w zebraio sic
wczoraj do Masonic Temple celem "a
PROFESSIONALISM przeciw ocinaniu pensyi
policyant0w przez zarzad miejski. Kaz-
dy policyant otrzymuje jeden dzieh
przymusowych wakacyi, "a co mu sic
diva razy W. tygodniu odejmuje poi
dnia pensyi. Prok. stan. Hoyne pre-
mawia{ ia zebraniu i radzi} policyan-
tom, azeby ami ME urzadZali ~strajk0w,
ami ME oglaszali ultimat0w, lecz sta
rail- sic publike uSwiadomic przez Chi
cagoskie Stowarzyszenie Handlowe i
inne organizacye o fakcie, re policyan-
ci So najgorzej piatnymi re ~wszystkich
funkcyonaryuszy miejskich.
Polar, podobno p~OdiOiOny, znisz'
cyl czteropictrowy budynek pnr. 1854
- Ravenswood ave-, W kt0rym sic ME
Sci fabryka Independent Button and
Machine Co. Szkoda wyrzadzona wy
nosi $2JO,OOO. Sledztwo wdrozone.
Polar take wczOraj uszkOdzii bu-
dynki pnr. 4O42 n. Keystone ave., 3i00
i 34O4 y. Keller ave-, pnr. S406 n. kee-
Ter ave. i pnr. 629 South Grove avenue,
Oak Park.
- KOmisarz zdrOwia Robertson wczO
raj wyda} o~strzezenie pred ospa, kt6-
rel zaszio ostatnio przeszio 80 wypad-
k6w. Radzi wszystkim, azeby dali sobie
ospe zaszczepic.
Earl Dear, mfOdzik, znany policyi
jake sprytny ziodziej automobilowy, o.
negdaj zastrzelii szofera r. Wolfe'a,
gdy ten usiiowal zapobiedz mu skraSc
automobil, nalezacy do DIR. z. H. Doane,
pnr. 1927 n. State I'll. Earl Dear by1
wiele razy a~resztowany "a kradzieze
i rabunki. lecz zawsze dzieki wpiy--
WON tajemniczym wypuszczony ma
wolnosc. Onegdaj jego wsp6lnikiem by}
Eugene Hartnett. Obaj znajduja sic W
a~reszcie. Dear by} ma wolnosci pod
kaucya W sumie $4,000 "a rome pre-
kroczenia. Wczoraj W ruch zakulisowe
wplywy zostaiy juz wprowadzone. Pro-
kuratorya bedzie i'm oponowala. DR..
Doane ~przyjezdza Waszyngtonu,
gdzie ma obowiazki wojenne, aAeby do
pom0dz W procesie.
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3 * g u e
. Y
Z TURNIEJU KREGLARZI nGREA'
TER CHICAGO.
%9%

Onegdaj podano tabele procentowa
klub0w %bioracych udzia& W ~turnieju
kreglarzy zwanym Greater Chicago
Tournament. w dywizyi p0}nocnej po-
dane 50 tabelc dw0ch liz znanych ma
p0inocno-zachodniej stronie miasta a
mianowicie ligi ,,Armitage i ,,UniVcr-
SAL.
Liga ,,ARMITAGE' zajmuje czwar-
te. miejsce ma tabeli podanej a nalezy
ona do kregielni Kaforskiego i Kr0lla
kontesty kt6re Crane SO regularnie ma
alejach W kregielni .,Armitage' pnr.
20GS Milwaukee ave. Kreglarze naleza-
cy do piatki tel wygrali W Obecnym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
Q * * "a
. %0 * .
w SPRAWIE TURNIEJU KREGLA'
RZY w ROCKFORD, ILL.
g

W piatek, dnia 1-go lutegO b. r., koh
czy sic termin zapisywania klubGw /
kreglarzy po~jedyGczych majacych chez
brania udzia}u W turnieju o nagrody
iaki sic odbedzic W kr0tkim czasie W
Rockford. III. Piatki zdobywajace pier
wsze miejsce w t~urnieju tym oraz parry
kreglarzy t. wv. Doubles / kreglarze
pojedynczo otrzymaja kosztowne nagro-
dy. M~anazerem owego turnieju jaki sic
odbywac bedzie w dniach cd 1890 do
1870 lutego, wybrany zostaf Artur Lun
dahl. DUO z naszych kreglarzy bierze
udzial w turnieju tym / dlatcgo poda-
jenny powyzszQ nOtatkc.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
0%9
ZAKLADAJA NOVA LICE GRACZY
W PIKE kOSZYKOWA PARKOWA.
* ak

Jutro w;eczorcm W Windsor-Clifton
hotelu odbcdzie sic p~OSiedzenie wszy-
stkich instruktor6w atlctyki park0w
z~achodnich, p6lnocno-zachodnich / par
ku Lincolna W celu Zorganizowanla MAJ
wiekszej ligi W miescic Chicago piatek
graczy w pike koszykowa. Tymcza"
sowym przewodniczacym wybrano p.
Brandenbury a ~posiedzcnie to zwoiuje
G., NJ. Wellner. w razie ME moznoSci
stawienia sic ma jutrzejszc ~posiedzenie,
instruktorzy proszeni So o przyslanie
swych ~zastepc6w. Waga piatek i kla-
sd omawiane beda Ia jutrzejszcm po-
sielZeniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21

~turnieiu 10 partyi, p~rzesrali "a co tez
nrzvznono i'm procent .JSS. Ukulali oni
przecietnic W 3 partyach $50 szpilek.
Liga ,,UNIvERSAL' widac re sfaD-
sza. gdyz zajmuje dziesiate mie1sce "
rzedzie lig w~ymienionych W tapell' -
Kontesty ligi tel regularnie odbywaJa
sic ma aleiach w kregielni Wrohskiego
i wejnerowskiego PREY Milwaukee ave
nue. i Robey. Zdobyli oni I partyl a
~przegrali IL "a co dano i'm procent
$3.50. Zdobyli oni take przecietnle "
trzech partyach 367 szpilek.
w dywizyi poludniowej pierwsze
miejsce obecnie zajmuie liga ,Jeffer-
son" a w dywizyi p6lnocnej liga Tho
ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-21
KOSZYKARZE z KOSCIUSZKO PAR
KU PRZYJMUJA WEZWANIE
DO CRY DETROICZAN.

Teodor IwanSki, kapitan piatki gra-
czy z parku KOSciuSzkO W Avondale p.
IL. ,.MercurieS" przyja& wezwanie do
cry piatki ,.Fredriksen Bros" z De-
trOit, Michigan. Obecnie kapitan IVAN
ski czyni przygotowania do kontest0w
i juz zakomunikOwaf manazerOwi De-
~troiczan warunki CRY, it'd.