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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
BOXING AT PHILLIES' PARK
Will Precede Ball Game for Coke
Trophy Saturday

well-known boxers will appear in
three or four bouts to be staged in con-
nection with the third game of the Har-
lan-Standard series for the champion
ship of the Atlantic coast shipyards at
the Phillies' baseball park next Satur-
day afternoon at PAS o'clock. The base
ball series now stands: Harlan, =
Standard. 0. If Harlan wins on Saturday
the Wilmington nine will capture the
championship and take the Coke $500
trophy.
Eddie McAndrews, the crack li2-
pound scrapper was among the first to
Volunteer when War Chest officials went
in search of wind-up boxers. G. ID. Dyer
service manager at Hog Island shipyard
found Eddie in his overalls working with
a gang. Then Mr.. Dyer located Patsy
Frederick. also of Hog Island. ano
Patsy agreed to go on with McAndrews
Broderick also weighs 142 pounds. ano
is considered good match for the
popular McAndrews. Other bouts VIII be
between boxers of the New York snip
ward. Pusey & Jones and other yards
| All the proceeds go to the War Chest
Tickets will be put on sale at the ship
| yards today.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12

after all the talk of what Ruth was
going to do to the fences! At that
Ruth brought out a three-baser which
won the fourth game for the Red Sox
The catching was of a very high calibre,
with the result that each club stole only
three bases.
The series was the medium for con-
siderable distinction for Harry Hooper,
Of the Red Sox, for 1t marked his pres
ence on the fourth winner of the worlds
title. Since he never has been on a
worlds series loser he holds place
never before attained by any player.
Mclnnis and Strunk also achieved their
fourth worlds series success, but as
members of the Athletics they suffered
defeat--that surprising reversal by
the Braves in 1914. Eddie Collins and
Jack Barry also have been on four
series winners, but they, too, were on
the beaten Athletics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
SCRIBES TO HOLD OUTING
Local Sports Writers and Friend,
in Picnic This SUNDAY

The Philadelphia sporting writer's and
their friends, both men and women. will
hold an informal outing at the Curtis
Country Club grounds at Lawndale on
Sunday. at which time everybody will
have an opportunity to enjoy himself in
the open, take a swim in the outdoor
pool, play baseball. tennis, rogue and
get lunch or dinner at the clubs res
taurant The club grounds may be
reached by Fox Chase car No. so. on
Fifth street, or Reading Railway train
to Lawndale station, and members can
invite others outside the association, who
swimming and diving events between the
best local men and women swimmers.
The program includes 200 yards handi-
cap for men, 100 yards handicap and
fancy diving for women.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
TWO GAMES AT ROCKLEDCE
Marines to Play One Contest al
Country Club on Sunday

The baseball season is not over for the
enlisted men. A double-header of the
national pastime will be played on the
grounds of the Country Club for En-
listed Men at Rockledge. Montgomery
County. Pa. on Sunday. The Fourth
Naval District baseball team will play
away, but an attraction equally as
strong will play. The United States
Marine Corps will play in the big game.
An effort Is being made to book one of
the representative teams of one of the
leagues to play the Teufel Hunden.
Eddie Collins, one of the greatest
players of the age. will be in the marine
lineup, together with other stars. The
United States steamship Louisiana. one
of the strongest teams of diamond war.
riors of the Atlantic fleet, will play
Christ Church A. A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
RED SOX TO PLAY HILLDALE
Champions Will Be Managed by
Art Summers

Art Summers. tho well-known base
ball manager of this city, has organ
ICED a team composed chiefly of the
worlds champion Boston Red Sox team
to engage in Saturday and Sunday
:ames during this month and October.
Summers has booked the war cham
pions" for game with the fast colored
Hilldale nine to be played at the Hill
dale Park. Darby. this Saturday after
noon Later this month and next Man
ager Summers will have the Red Sox
play such teams as Steelton, Hazleton,
Lebanon. Bethlehem. Hoboken and Bal
tmore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
SCRIBES TO HONOR LABRUM
Newspaper Man, Called to Colors,
Will Be Guest at BANQUET

J. Harry Labrum, former Penn fresh
man basketball player and sporting
writer, will be the guest of honor at
banquet to be held at the Penn and
Pencil Club tonight. He will leave next
week to enter the service.
Labrum was member of the Penn
freshman basketball team last year,
which went through the season without
a defeat and set a new record in Quaker
cage circles. He is a graduate of the
Central High School. where he won his
letters on the track team and in soccer
and basketball.
A brother, Joseph r. Labrum. is at
tached to the 314th Infantry. now in
active service in France
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
RECORD FOR sun BRLAR
Lowers Roamer's Mark for Mile
nv Four.ffths of Second

Saratoga, Sept. 12.-Sun Briar, the
star Of the Willis Sharpe kilmer stable,
was sent over the mile route yesterday
afternoon against time, and covered tne ne
a second faster than Roamer Travelled at
the recent meeting here, in his success
fuI effort against Salvator's record OF
1875 Is. Sun Briar was paced the hrst
half by Josephine Aareta ana 'he iat'er
part by Exterminator -.
The fractional times We're as follows:
Eighth, OIL 2-5; quarter, 0:23: three
eighths. 0:34 As; half, 0:46: five
eighths, O:57 2-5; tree-quarter, ;os 20
trial was sanctioned by the Jockey Club
and clocked by six experts, who all
agreed on the marvellous time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12

The Media Swimming and Rowing
Club will hold swimming and water
carnival on Saturday. the proceeds to be
given to the Emergency Aid funds, the
events to be decided in the lake at
Media. A natatorial program. which
includes Gertrude Artelt, Bessie Ryan.
Elizabeth Becker. Florence Mclaughlin.
Anna Wright and other champions and
nrize winners among the girl swimmers.
w I. Marling, Raymond Uhl, Ernest w.
Som and Miffiin Armstrong will make
up program of racing and exhibition
and water novelties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Sporting Goods Manufacture Essential

New York, Sept. 12.-Alex. Taylor. return
ing from trip TO Wasninston, reports that
The war Industries board has listed the man
ufacture OF sporting goods as essential. This
should relieve the minds of many who have
Wondered IL II would be possible to obtain
athletic equipment during the period Of the
war. Some of the items. Including golf clubs
and supplies have not been passed upon,
hut tine general line Of sporting goods il
now recognized as essential, though there
Will be fewer styles and models OF such ar
ticies as baseball gloves. bats. baseballs.
hoNing gloves etc,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12

DENNY LEONARD, the lightweight
d champion. and his manager, Biily
Gibson. probably will be in this city to-
morrow night to witness Freely Reese,
the New York battler. in action against
Gussie Lewis, of this city, In the maj
bout of the opening show OF the indoor
arena of the Cambria A. c. Reese Is
Leonards sparring partner ana the
lightweight ruler will make a speciai
trip from Washington to watch FREDDY
in action. Reese Is a boxer who always
pleases. whether he wins or loses aho
he expects to hand out nifty siN-round
lacing to Lewis. III,
Martin Duffy and Jack Brady VIII
furnish the activities in the seminal
Johnny Morgan and Johnny Maloney'
the former worlds amateur bantam
champion; Young Johnny Duffy ana
p,I,y Cannon anC Jack Caponi and
Marty Hayes will make up the remain
der of the program.
A weIl-baIanced card has been arranged by
~ the Atlantic city Sporting Club for their
weekly show tomorrow night. Young BroWn,
OF New York, and Eddie McAndrews. OF tnis
city. and Joe Marks. of this city, and A
Chung. the only Chinese boxer IN the worlo
VIII VIII BerseS pc ses sna siS Hines and % Eddie Nc.
CIoskey and Young Danny Buck also will be
seen in action
local promoter offered manager of q
| fighter 40 per cent of the gross receipts q
box, but the manager evidently thinks llttl'
OF his nshter's drawing ability when he re-
| fused this offer,
A match that has been hanging hre fol
| some time is between Bob Grant and spik'
McFsdden, two heavyweight boxer OF IN
i Phiia adephia Navy Yard. They may be seei
| in action In local club In a short while
Harry Pierce and Benny Leonard are set
ting IN shape Tor their cbmipg six-rounf
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

at the Olympia A. A; on Mondsy, night:
Harrisburg will met in the seminal Joe
lrendell and Ralph Sweigert come together
in the main preliminary. Two other bouts
are scheduled.
Harry Willis. the Panama heavyweight
Is confident that he win stop Jack THOMPSON.
clash in the main go at the National A. A:
on Saturday evening, Bob Burmsn and
Eddie McCloskey Will be the contestants in
Diamond Social. Of Vineiand. y. j.. has
arranged a good card for their weekly show l.,,,
Hines will meet in the final bout. The rest
Of the card win be made up Of Ray ketshell
Hurst and Mike Repp and Bobby Roberts
Phil Gaskell is the official referee.
Matty Herbert, the fashy New York ban.
tam, who has boxed such boys as Joe Tip
litz. Joe Lynch and Joe Burman. Jack Han
Ion has matched Herbert to box Terry
Ketchell at the Olympia on September 2a
tam. is now being managed by Jack Vein
stein. the manager OF Eddie o'keefe. Wein
S ah TGs S sanx hs to ms m SS
from Pete Herman down.
Battling Mack. the local bantam. undel
the management of Frank Donate, woulC
like TO box Battling Leonard, Joe Mendel
Harvey Thorpe. Of Kansas City, AM
Willie jackson, of New York may be seeI
in action in this city in a short while,
Tho preliminaries to the Lew Tender
| George Cheney scrap. which Is to be he'll
| in special show at the National A. A
on September 49, are Johnny Murray an,
Steve Morris and MAX Willliamsou and Bat
tlins Leonard, = n.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Golfers: Read This Notice!

II was announced in this psper yesterday
afternoon that the exhibition g0lf match match
try Club on sunday. September %. be,
tween Max Marston and Jerry TrayeIs and
Chick Evans and Warren X. Wood had been
called ON This morning an announcement
was made that the Hqteh asois, and =
: lev o@ys' -Aatiye Roshnd ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Lieutenant Ouimet Marries

Boston. Sept. 12.-Lieutenant Francis
Ouimet former national amateur and open
golf champion, and Miss Stella NJ. sullivan
we're married here Yesterday: LIeutensns eir,s
,DrDurtment at Cambridge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Hand Grenade Through for Season

A. X. Macomber's Hand Grenade probably
will not race any more this season. In
the Manhattan handicap last Tuesday Hand
Grenade broke down and has been sent TO
the Macomber stud.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12

TN a
actions
chances of the Cubs
fourth
The Cubs bowes
Underhanded received wonderful
eighth Barber who batd for Deal lifted low liner
whteman picked
finished
robbed Merke of hit in the seventh when
third base with his bare hand and
out the runner
CcoTT several catches out left field
ss - char to
49, Boston Looked and Played Like Champions
all in
Mitchell too
game and the onv
pitcher Tyler And
players owners before
and there trouble the field
kind which the
.o3ivvy look more healthy
THEY to Of the
~ strikes from
Weather Vas Poor for the Series
combined to make the proposition
M & @ II ea in Chicago on the scheduled ssx m I ss les from
I playing day the boys had in the Windy City
Monday dismal threat
time on Tuesday good weather conditions
followers
September II in the history of Boston Some setback
M = Ia these rere over boys no control se,ysd f.,
"a crocds and lessen the bdnkros Of
4RING the game entertain
rnsnt Yesterday record
ssd through receipts
ss7s5 The receipts for the
nsia Of the series with the Red sox and Dodgers
- - aasr the players small
Nv gesnt financial ruin A.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Hopkins Abandons All Snort

baltimore. Sept. 12.-Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity has decided to call OFF all sporting
contests for the coming winter. Including
lacrosse and football. In order that ali stu
war work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Shupshooter Mays Introduces Succotash Ball

wirng methods
good
aheadd the
his ball
it. ball
this delivery
balls throw replace
up leevet 20 he fooled
which
direction Instead of hurting the
a bulseye unprotected foot
a it
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Ho,U the 1917 and 1913
Statistics Com pare

1917 SIXTH GAME 1918
$1,000 ...... Attendance ..... .1B.e3s
xIS3tS ..,.. Receipts ...... sic, ,70B
sssss;eiis;So s9i -. Clubs; go. si!.sls.go
Total figures for six games In ieI5s,
Attendance. $685.; receipts. &42S,S7Sy
players share -four Eames), S152 ,88B. SBy,
share. sac 1881. 40, = =
Total figures for six games In 1918:
Attendance. les. 8.4SS; receipts. S119.61st
players share -four Eames), S80. 0.D27.7O:
clubs share. x8O.085.41; commission's
share. &17,881.sO. -, - :
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
Every 'Break" Vas Against Cubs


delegate
the Cubs spoiled the ball allowed Way
he a o
anything
hders kept watch bases and nothing
il
national
in
o.
ElROM their
L
series uoud hare ended Monday night
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12
LONCRETE HALL OF FAME
NOW PLACES MAX FLACK
ON LIST OF MEMBERSHIP
uG Not as Costly as Snodgrass's 100000 Error but
Enough to Present Red Sox With Fifth
$k Worlds Series Conquest
BY ROBERT W. MAXWELL
Sports Editor Evening Public Ledger


the
hall possible
the Red
History repeated itself when
the platter This muf
impatient
md couldn't
taes Tyler hole by roosng
third,
to
hands ball
which ended finish
n a knocEo
and
kended
the spectators
DERHAPs they to their for yesterday the
to,cn.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-12

YOU expecting bean ball impossible
succotdsh ball, for it is deceptive.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
WIELKA SZKOLA ZYCIA.

Pewien wybitny pisarz napisal,
re zycie jest wielka sz';ola! fakta
So nauczycielami, a doSwiadcze--
mia So lekcyami. Jezeli macie k}o,
pot Z niedomaganiem zoiadka,
patrzcie ma istniejace fakta i do
swiadczenia bylych c~ierpiacych.
Fan Jan Josefik Z Lehigh, Iowa,
napissl nam dnia II grudnia 1917
,,Kazdy kto cierpi ia choroby 70
ladka i wnetrznoSci, albo brak a
petytu powinien brac Trinera A.
merykahski Elixir Gorzkiego WI
ma. Miafem bole w zofadku pc
kazdem ~jedzeniu, ale pc uzyciu
jcdnej butelki Trinera Amerykafi
skiego Elixiru Gorzkiego Wilma,
jcstem zupelnie zdrow, mann do
skonaly apetyt i moge znowu da-
lei pracowat. ,,Wezcie sobie te
lekcye do serca i miejcie zawsze
to lekarstwo Trinera w Waszym
domu. - Cena $1.l0. w patekach.
- Trinera Liniment jest lekar-
stwem rownie niezawodnem PREY
reumatyzmie, neuralgia bolu w
krzyzu, zwichnieciu, nadwyreze--
n;u, opuchnieciu it'd. Cena w .apte-
kach IS i IS centow, poczta As i
Is cent6w. Joseph Triner Compa-
ny, wielkowytworcy lekarstw,
1333-1943 S. Ashland ave-, Chi
cago, III. (Ogf.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

korzysci pc drugiej stronie. -.
Dotychczas stanowisko Pola-
kow, zw}aszcza tych, kt6rzy SO
'scisle zlaczeni z centralnemi
mocarstwami, ME usprawiedli-
via optymistycznych widok6w.
Trzeba take pamietac, re wiel-
ka Geese narodu polskiego ska
MIA sic wiecej ku Rosyi anizeli
ku panstwom centralny1n. Me
bezpieczeGstwa, jake z tego
wypfyna, beda wielkim cieza-
rem i niewatpliwie zostana W
Niemczech odczute."
z tych oznak poroznienia sic
Teuton6w wyciaga tygodnik, z
kt6rego powyzsze cytaty czer-
plmy, DIVA Wnloskl: Jeden, re
szczerze sic centralni nawrocili
do formufy ,zadnyeh aneksa-
cyi'', a drugi, re szanse ola
Polski przedstawiaja sic lepiej
niz kiedykolwiek. Oba te who
ski iednakowoz So jeszcze W
dziedzinie poboznych zyczen.
z rokowan z bolszewikami jest
widocznem, re do zrzeczenia sic
swych wszystkich zdobyczy
Emusic centralnych MONA tyl-
ko przemoca i zadaniem i'm sro-
motnej kleski.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
Y WINONA, MINI.

- Podiug obliczenia podanego
przez Prev. ks. j. Pacholskiego
proboszcza W parafii sw. Stanisiawa
X. , ks. ]. E. Grabowskiego, pro-
boszcza W parafii sw. Kazimierza K.
to trzydziesty piaty procent miodzien
COW kt6rzy poszli do armii St. Zjed'
bylo Polak6w. 500 miodziezy z po-
wiatu winonskiego ooszlo do VOL
ska. q parafii sw. Stanislawa byfo
243, a z parafii sw. Kazimierza 20
miodych ludzi, a prawdopodobnie to
wszystkie nazwiska ME zostaly jesz-
cze zapisane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

Swiatiem MiioSci - Chrystusem,
kt6ry umeczon pod Pontskim Piia-
tenn, ukrzyzowan, umarl 1 pogrze-
bion, zstapil do piekiei, trzeciego
dnia zmartwychwstal i wstapi} ma
Niebiosa 1 siedzi ma prawicy Boga
OLGA Wszechmogacego".
n. l.. Z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
BACZNOSc!

Jezeli sic znajduje niewasta
lib mezczyzna, ktorzy otrzymall
certyfikat lub ksiazke kwitowa
nowo zalozonego Towarzystwa
pod nazwa Z%jednoczenie Braci !
Si6str w Ameryce, prosze sic
zgIosic pod adres II n. La Sale
str. Room SO. zarazem przy-
niescie &c SODA certyfikat hub
ksiazeczke kwitowa i dowiecie
sic O caIem poiozeniu tego iowa
rZystWa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

de}ko Calvacura No. 1 wraz z powytej
w~ymieniona ksiazeczke: ,Jak piele--
gnowac w}osy'', jezeli przyslecie nam
swe nazwisko / adres / 10c W srebrze
Tub znaczkach pocztowych do pokrycia
kosztow wysylki.
Wytnijcie ponizej podany kupon
przyslijcie takowy do
LABORATORY, BOX SIS UNION, n. Y.
Niniejszem zalaczam 1Oc ma pokry-
Gle kosStow wysyikl. Prosze mi PREY
ME / wasza k~sfazeczke ,.Jak pielegno-
wac wIosy". (Zaiaczcie niniejszy kupon
do wasZego\listu.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
OLA
CieTpiacych ma DychawIce
Move domowe lekarstwo ktdre kasuJ
moze xaSywnc = wygodR 1 bez strnt!
czasu.

moze xaSywae q wygoda 1 bez strnty
czasu.
Nv many nowy srodek, ktory kuru.
lie dychawice i chcemy abysois uzyll
90 naszym kosztem. Me robi r6znicy
czy to choroba p~rzestarzafa czy doPie-
70 W STADIUM rozwoju, czy to tyiKo
przeisciowa czy chroniczna dychawica'
powinniscie napisae pc bezplatna prob
ke naszej melody. Ami 'kllmRt W Jaklm
4yiecie ME stanowi roznicy. AMI wasz
wick albo zajecie, jeSli ~cierpicie ma dy-
| chawice rasza metoda przyniesie wan
ulge zupelna.
| deE tam. gdzte oczywi4cle wypadki So
beznad-ieine. gdz'e wayotania,. dou-
| oh les. opium rraparacye, dyniHnie. "a
tentcwc raleTiH. etc. n'e noGoTfE NY
( kaEdp;ru nas2N"G wiGsTyi" kosHjem
! cfcr1v ookazut. 10 .mototG - ieczH IL
! tr1 in;one cd1ychanie, C. nrkanie / wszy
stkie ty-7 o~lGLne napaiy.
Ia bespialna oferta Jest tax donio-
sla, re ME pawinno sic ,jej z1niedbac
ami o jeden dzief. Piszcie teraz | po-
tenn zrobcie probe natychmiast. Me
~przysylajcie pieniedzy. Przys.ijcie tyl-
ko dolny kupon. zrobcie to dzisia1. =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

,,Frankfurter Zeitung." o.
kre&la mysl te jake nbardzo
niebezpieczny eksperyment" i
zgadza sic z ,Taegliche Rund-
schau", dodajac, re ,bylby to
znak, re Austro-W egry W bar
do kr6tkim czasie prawdopo--
Gobnie przesta1yby bye naszym
sprzymierzencem."
W poiudniowych Niemczecl1
kwestya polska budzi wielki
niepok6j. Monachijski nNeue-
ste Nachrichten" domaga sic,
azeby nar6d niemiecki ME 20
stall nagle skonfrontOwanv do
Eonanvm fa'5tom wshaZuio IA
aostepuiace wzgledv:
.,Ewestv9 nr2TSz'c%0 loso
okrrovarvch czezci Rosvi mo.
1e z czasem wywrze6 decv6uia-
cy wplyw ma niemiecka histo-
rye polityczna i ma Gala euro
pejska polityke przez kilkadsie-
STAT lat. Jest to bardzo powaz-
ne pytanie, czy take rozwiqza7
mic, o kt6rym donosza z Berli'
ma, ME przyprawi mas o sta}a
nieprzyjazn Rosyi. Pytania te-
90 ME MONA ominac obietnica
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
ZE SCRANTON, PA.

P. Ignacy Haduch, wydawca Re
puSliki". a obecnie ochotnik Armii
Polskiei we Francyi - zosta( mia
nowany przez Komisye Wojskowa
Francusko-Polska Organizatorem dla
Armii Polskiej ma Centrum No. VIII.
- Przez diva dni bawif W naszym
grodzie p. dr.. Tadeusz starzynskl'
Dr.. starzynski po konferencyi z Kill
ku wybitnymi obywatelami W spra--
vach rekrutacyi - zwiedzit olura
rekrutacyjne W Wilkes Barre Pa
Scranton, i Mt. Carmel, Pa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12

nielna ryZyka,
bez b6lu. Ty-
siace wypad-
k6w niebeZ-
piecznie cho-
-, aio ieds
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-12
WATERBURY,, CONN.

Pan T. Wrohski wystepowai tn
niedawno re swoja kapela, kt6ra Cd
niosla znakomity sukces. Ma czele
komitetu przygotowawczego stall:
ks. T. Zimmerman, jake prezes, w.
Bartuszewski, sekr. i Ant. Zapaia.
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Y NEW HAVEN, CONN.

Urzadzono tam bazar. ma gfodnych
" Polsce, kt6ry trwai cd II do "a
listopada. Prezesem byf p. Mleczy--
shaw Wielgorski. Doch6d z bazaru
wynosii $S~,9S5.61, a rozchod
s1.O51.2S. Pozostalo dla g1odnych
s2,s34.33, kt6ra to sumo odesiano
do Chicago.
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ma W budynku szkolnym parafii sw.
Kazimierza. - Sierzantem rekruta-
cyjnym naznaczonym jest przez Ma
czelnika wv. Wojsk Polskich, Wiel.
ks. A. G6rskiego i zatwierdzonym
przez Komisye Wojskowa Armii Pol
skiej obyw. Jan Wronski.
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UWAGL.
Centralni k16ca sic
o PoIske...

Wezoraj pOdaliSmy kilka do
wod6w, Wykazujacych do ;jak
wielkiego stopnia wzmogia sic
jednomyslnoS6 miedzy wielki--
mi narodami demokratyczny-
mi i ich radiant wzgledem ko-
nieczno$ci przywr6cenia Polsh
W caioSci etnologicznej ME lyle
ola wzgled6w humanitarnych i
moralnych, lie ola samoobro-
Ry i sqmozachowania. Wzgledy
tie SO treszta identyczne. Be-
pieczenstwo i og6lny pok6j na-
rodow Idle W pare re spra-
wiedliwoscia, a pod ia ostatnia
ME MONA mic innego rozumiec
jak po}ozenie kresu wszystkim
zamiarom agresywnym na Gu
DIE ziemie i zaspokojenie pra-
wnych aspiracyi i zadan wszy-
stkich narodowoSci do niczem
nieskrepowanego wyrazania
swego zycia fizycznego i ducho-
wego.
Jak re strony Aliant6w ma
my wzmagajaca sic jednomySl-
nose, tax re strony centralnych
moearstw daleko do tel jedno-
mySlnoSci, a nawet powsta}y
powazne por6znienia pomiedzy
rzadem berlinskim a rzadem
wiedenskim co do podziaiu ,,}u-
pu polskiego." 2 uklad6w, ia
kie tie rzady prowadza z bolsze-
wikami, jest Widocznem, re 60
dza sic miedzy SODA tylko ma
jedna rzecz, ii. ma zagarniecie
Polski ola siebie, mniejsza o
to, W jakiej to formie nastapi.
o tych por6znieniach podajc
ostatni numer Literary Di-
gest'' z dnia 12go BIN. kilka cy-
tat z prasy francuskiej i ME
mieckej.
Welding tychze paryski Fl
CARO-" o ki6tni rabusi6w teuton
skich o polska koSG pisze re
sarkazmemN jak nastepuje:
wv istopadzie cesarz ME
mieeki i cesarz austryacki pc
dfugich i niekiedy bolesnych
rokowaniach, przyszli do Ego
DIV, re jeden z Habsburg6w ma
dosta6 Polske, a jeden z Ho-
.e3ZOllernow ma ZOStac
ksieciem l;tewskim : ksieciem
karlandzlim Hrabja Czern'n
wyiecbaI Q Berliaa Z objctaica
" tym seusie~ad Won kuehIma-
ma.
,Skoro jednaie wieS6 o tenn
sic rozeszia, pangermanie, ka-
sta militarystyczna / junkrzy
podniesli glossy bardzo gniew,
ne, twierdzac, re Hindenburg:
Ludendorff i Mackensen ME ma
to podbili Polske, azeby poda-'
rowae ia W prezencle Austryi.
Wobec tego cesarz nlemleekl
zwolal rade koronna, a kron-