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Public Markets
SOUTH uND-No~DAy

FtAil ts. veal chops. 32o H.. pork
steak. &c ~. Stall ?. Heinz spaghetti.
uoinx ripe oliver. 3sc can. Wesaon oil.
large can ~, Andsrron's, rra@n peas.
ice ID. gal can tomatoes, zoe: Quaker
oats. i7c pkg, cream Of harley. 2sc
pkg. stall IS. best Jersey butter. sc
Ii. best ranch eggs. SOC dos. Stall 90.
bread. Sc loaf: cookies. dog. 15c.
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AANtIAnn-MnNnAY

Stalls ai-2s iba. yellow corn meal.
e9c! lbs. rolled oats. 2To: boxes
matches. i2c. 1 ID. best gioss starch.
lr Stall IS. 2 large No. cans Del
Monte peaches. or apricots. 7sc; cans
sugar peas &c. large bottle oatsup. zoe.
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yIsCouNT Isnn ACCEPTS POST

TOXIC. March -Viseount Ishii
was formally appointed Japanese
ambassador to Washington today.
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b5-Business Personals

HAIR. treats daadruft. seTsmS
Results GUARANTEED! ladies. sen
tlemen. Violet ray for colds, fheuma
tinn; face massage shampoo, Open
evenings louise Dalton. az Eitei
nlaE Fliiatt a8fs
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HE STEALS RABBITS

a thief with an appreciation OF val
ues during these times OF meatlcss
days. Friday night pilfered five large
Belgian hares from the rabbitry OF
Olaf Erickson, bG10 Tenth ave. ". II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-02

The show cases ~ the mems CLOTH
Ing store of King Bros. Mt Secr
and Seneca. were broken some
Friday night and n varied list ut
small articles stolen, together with a
suit Of green clothes. size 35.
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British Columbia
Adopts 8-Hour Day
in Logging Camps

VANCOUVER. March 2. - The
sieh,-hour day viii be adopted In all
camps operated by the members OF
tho Britain Columbia Logger asso-
clation. II was announced at meet
Ing today. Tho new rule goes into
effect March IL.
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}6-Agents Wanted

i 3b-AgentS wanted
AGENTS OFT PARTICULARS or ONE
/ OF tho best paying propositions ever
pat on the market something no one
else soils. make t.ooe yearly Adj
dress ~ NJ. reitman. sas American
nidE. Cincinnati. O.
AGENTS. - NEW PATRIOTIC PIC
lures. 'rer-hinx tn France" DUTY
Calls" "iter Sacrifice" ''iierlin OF
nust" sample free. Also portrait
eAtaios Consolidated Portrait Co.
! station G. chicago.
az ren CENT PROFIT IN ADVANCE.
| Mes and women 20 take orders for
quality nrsnd' guaranteed nsde.ie-
measure raincoats direct from Tao
tory 20 weArer. Complete sample cut
Eirs S.s ,' YORK s' s-.., ~,
l37-Salesmen Wanted
rArENr Ridur -aAtKsNrS-
You collect tho money amt keep u all.
Wonder Burner. Dent 7. columeus'
->NNS>,>~
3S-Business Chances
SAY YOU SAW II In THE STAR
VIZ MAKE PROFITS nunr AND
guarantee against Toes In Pyramid
wyoming new oil fields. now booming
MfAte 70 ANaNNMtee ANAaA 49, ~ 49,
kemneror, WE.
HALF oF sroRT FOR prSr-ror.
ular location we'll established. a"
union e.
1 NAVE HorEts RooMfsu HOUSE
tsS ssls nsSSs,e, IS IS,s: nlsS
39-Poultry for Sale
nary CHICKS
We row have for sale white Lsshorn
chicks. isc each. uses per 100.
Matching sxxs. 81 90 per sstiinx.
Agents Queen lneabstors and broader
stoves
QUEEN HATCHERY. q, PIKE VII. sos.
ADVERTISE YOUR POULTRY. FANCY
chickens. setting ssss. etc. tn this
ssefton % The star See RATES at top
Of frs, column. Tits psE.
i1-Livestcck for Sale
AbVrRrtsH YouH LIVESTOCK ron
sale or wanted In this srction Of rhs
star aee rates at top OF first column,
this page
SEATTLE HAnnirRY-kf.L KtNpa OF
rahhi,s Eieek guaranteed, Fifth and
Rsnyon. South rarh
roR sAtE-cows. rhfsH AND
coming fresh Ms whistler. Pacific
city wash. rhons l-r.s. Auburn
43-Tost and Found
WANTED - MN. WOMEN. corr
mailing sheets. address envelopes fold.
mali circulars .: day. svsninx In
Gloss dime for Registered contrAct.
literature. particulars urss, western
Publishing Co. nox iA South bend.
Ind.
YEMAf.F rtfP. 4 MONTH"; OH. hrtn-
die bull terrier; sa,omatfir row nam.
rexEy. no collar. Ions ears. dis'~rn-
per baid spot over riEhs sTs. Reward
Capitol 1853 Or Capitol ~
ir EVERETT JoHSAoS. or BROAD
wAy. ~ili call 40 Elliott ssfai, I have
soFns important, ns-s far hifn.
~ EARNEST JoffsaOS. or BROAD
way. viii r.n up riiiet, sss;-J, have
SONS irnrer,sn, nsSs tsr sl.n ,>
ai-General Repairing
wASTrD-dAs ENGINE. crcLy.
good running condition. ~ 10 ~ " y
heAvy dufy 7. y Morris. American
Lake Hotel. CITY. Fhaus Main cse
-~es>S1e~S~s-
80 - Automobiles
kpvERTiaw YouR CAR nAFnsf~a
prospects veil paid workers and ship
yard men look for ''t'asd Car nsr-
rains In thi. column. Hes rates at top
% first column. this pare.
DopGE poApgrrR ron sAr.E-coop
a. new 1917 model. EXTRA tire. fully
equipped ard a handaorns car Cash
ftee.
Address H-i.f. Star
20 GGoD us~f rara wtntnn Meter CO
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59Legal Notices

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Port cofnfni =ason Of the rort %
Seattle. a municipal corporation orer'
atins . public ueorinE basin In con
junction with their dock and ware.
house at the bell NJ Terminal. tn
The city 90 Seattle. Washington. viii
sell at public auction. 81 the hotr %
10 90 a IA. on the 9Th day Of March.
1914. At aasi Hell ~ Terminal. the
feiiowinG described property. ta-wit!
one smAii launch beArtnE the nsms OF
''noss.- stored ~ Mf shepard. who
pufpofts 20 10 the owner one small
iauneh bearing the initlAis -. j..
stored ~ u. A. Parsons. who purports
20 - the o~nsr! one small launch
Which hears no name. stored By v.
Davis who purparss 10 be the owner.
The atovs launches viii DO sold 20
satisfy Hens ss fellows;
Storage on launch hess" ........tts %
storage on launch -. J.~....... so.ee
Storage on launch which bears no
Together with reasonable charges Of no
ties. advertisement snd sale.
~ n, any time befofe the said launches
are sold. the owners shall pay the Tor,
OF heattis the amount necessary 20
satisfy tho above liens. ana pay tho
reasonable expenses ard liabilities In
CURED In serving notice and advertise
Inc ard preparing for the sale Up n
the time Of said payment. ths sslA
fN"sffHfNN" ~s#-~f -" NHhF"f"R -" 49,
ownsrr
Dated thi. .ird day Of rssruAry. 1871
PORT or aEATrLE.
ny w. LINCOLN.
Auditor
IN THx DISTINCT COURT or Tttr
United Etatss. for the Western Divis-
lon % Washington. Northern Division.
In nsnkruptsr. No. te,t
NOTICE OF Finsr MEETING or
or cREpIrona
In the matter % Peter Mills nAnfrup,
To the Creditors Of the above named
bankrupt
sotics IL hereby rfvsn that on the .t;h
day % February. 1914. the sAid Peter
Mills was daily niJsdirsssi bankrupt.
and that the first nesting % the
creditors % said bankrupt Will Re hsld
Q, tho office ~ the undersigned Hsf.
cree In bankruptcy. itot-f T.. C. Smith
building. IN Seattle. In said District.
on the i.th day 81 March. itis. az
: 90 o'clock IN the afternoon. at witch
time tho said creditors may attend.
prove thsir claims, appoint a trustee
examine the bankrupt. ard transact
such ether business Ra may properly
come before said meeting
Dated at Bsaitis. In said District. this
lat day Of March. iSia
O ~ HAwKfSa.
Referee In nankruptry
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pUY Az ACRE on TWO

GOOD Garden LAND EAST or LAKE.
wAaHfSGTON. on THE NEW HIGH
WAY CONNECTING WITH THE
PORT FERRY AND WELLER WAY
CAR. PfcE8 100 TO 5000 AN ACRE.
sold on ITO cash md 81 monthly.
DAVID y. EAgTMAN
1924 Third Ave.
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l5-For Sale Miscellaneous

i5-For Sale Miscellaneous
BASH AND DOORS
~ you are EnirE 20 huild. ~ remodel
your hous. ie, Nc -~na you our Illus
tratsd CataIoeus No 81 % sash. doors.
finish. paints. builders hardware.
plaster board. reofinK. etc. Hsnt free.
postpaid. on request
Cottage front doors ................ f,Ts
1-srs-s f-~ra-s-psrsl doors ........ is1
one ply prepared roofing ........s. i.tB
Two ply prepared rofinr .....-.... no
Thrss-piy prepared roofing ........ ,is
sin. Gin. ard s.in cedar lap siding 500
headed ceiling. n. 20 q. ......- 70 %
irt flooring. u. 20 49,. 30 %
ire flooring. n. 20 . ft.........ffs
We sell anyone. ship anywhere. and
guarantee safe delivery,
The largest factory In the West selling
direct 10 consumer.
q n WILLIAMS CO.
ists Firs, Ave-. r. Seattle.
rHoNoGHhpHa orr sPECtABTY
FOREIGN RECORDS
MYTHICAL RECORD ExcHASoE
1919 westiaks. Elliot, 7s7s
DEPOSITS rev Times Bidr
We buy. trade. exchange. repair.
KAvANAGfrE % 20 HATS. 1908 let ave.
WHY NOT sAyE MONEY!
LADIEg AND GESTLEMES's SUiTs
AND OvERCOATS FROM $500 TO
1880. PREVENT THIS Az AND GET
10 PER CENT OPP YOUR FUR
CHASE. 1909 FIRST AVE
wANTED-oLD FATsE TEETH Don't
NATTER II BROKEN. HtGHTsT
PRtcEs PAID. CASH FOR Old
GOLD. SILVER AND DfAAoSDs
sNfTH JEwELRY NFC. CO, tis T.
g. SMITH BLDG. FOURTH FLOOR.
THERE'S A REASON WHY wALDRoN
60. sell 40 many Rugs Itsthe auai-
i,y. then tho terms and lastly. tho
price. In the center OF white. Henry
and Stuart buildings
FAILED BANK RECETvERs GER
tificatss taken toward new ruRs and
furniture by Wsidron Co. 1892 Fourth
ave. Main bi2i.
TRIMS GIVEN EVERYWHERE on
room sized Rugs. by Waidron Go. Just
pay monthly Ht i332 Fourth ave.
north OF gas office.
WHEN PAYING GAS. ELECTRIC OR
phone bills on Fourth ave. Just drop
IN and nee Waldron's Rugs. little
north. in same block.
TIE LARGE AsHORTMENT OF sfzEs
and patterns aend tho Rug trade 20
waldron Co. 1899 Fourth ave. Henry
nldg.
SERVICE FLAGS
J. webb Kitchen q co.
sii University 81
NEW PIANOS FOR RENT. RENT APP
piled on purchase. Meycr-Toner. 2io
Union.
tLAvAwAGH'a 90 so HATs ioos lst AZ.
46-Wanted Miscellaneous
FrHs-HIGTfEsT CASH PRICE PAID
for mole, mink and rabbit skins.
AiAsKA FUR CO, 81 Madison ~.
" YOU HAVE ANYTHINO 10 sELL
rail the Pacific Auction Co Main ssss
-NeSNN~~-~N~>~>~e-eN~Nr ~~N~N>~c~~c~~~|S>N~>r !
50-Furniture for Sale
ADvERTfsE USED FURNITURE IN |
The Rtar Hundreds Of home seekers |
and we'll paid workers look for mar.
gains In Furniture" In shis column
Pee rates at top OF first column. this
page,
Furniture Wanted
We Buy MORE USED FURNITURE |
and pay higher prices than any house |
IN the city Phone Main fpf3, Beattle |
Auction Co. zoos Second ave.
lnl,SsSes~ ESnrSc~ ~ S~S~~c1SS;S~SSoC
55-Business Personals
WATCH REPAiRfNO
Diamonds set while you wait. jowelry |
repaired and remodsicd.
work guaranteed AZ whoiesaie prices
SMITH JEWELRY MFG co.
ii2 T. q. SMITH bLpo.. Fourth FLOOR
SAY you SAW 1t In THE STAR.
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eAstr AND DOORS
~ you are EoirE 20 huild. ~ remodel
your houa. let Ne serd rou our Illus
tratsi cataioEue No 81 % sash. doors.
finish. paints. builders hardware.
plaster board. roofing. etc Sent free.
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Ar YfpyTE1D

TINT HOUSE AND lot $3.50
Comfortable. well-buiit tent house; side
walls. floors doors and Windows OF
good material: roof OF heavy canvas.
t.o large rooms Can live comfortably
r1rs the year round. water pipsd into
house. electric lights. rood location.
not far from lake and dock Price
for house and lot. tasO. Terms 80
cash. balance 80 per month. Come
70 Kirkland and inquire At office Of
Burke a FnrfHr. Inc on wharf
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$3.50. half acre. city water. 10 minutes
from Rainier Beach; terms, f2S 90
down and balance 5000 per month.
snap
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- have hai'-aere tracts In the White
Center. Gatevood and Fauntieroy dis
trfets. We can give you tbs easiest
terms.
GEORGE w. ". WHITE INV. co.
tg7 Oriental Block
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Farm Land for Sale

nto Cur IN Tfn rRfcE OF FARM
LAND
N tho hest agricultural part OF Sno.
hotnish county ssa per acre! 10 year
a. payments paved roads railways,
mills factories. schools plenty Of
work Tor the lsherinE man. The heat
proposition on the market Tor the man
who wants farm. Send for illus
trated literature
nRoWNEit. LAND CO.
ses THIRD Ave. Seattle,
cArrtE MEN DEMAND Ai.FAtFA--
lls priecs - acrc- on Moses lake.
Wash. Pleasant conditions Orchards
tive sides Hair cultivated. We'll dug.
tt2b. A. chas Hatfield. ssfS sSth ave.
y W, Seattle. wash
ito AcREs THREE Mites CitrLAN.
wash; So acres tiliahle. ~ irrigated
from spring. balance gold hearing
mountain side. Price 1850. FORMER
owner asked tseoo0 ~ T.. rinney.
"a rhird ave. Seattle. wash,
FOR SALE on teARE SNAIL.
ranch Cali 80 Stewart St. room s..
>r>SNsr>S>S>N<>s>S>'sr>~ ~S~~~S>e>~~>~~~>~r>o~
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,S-Business Chances
,9-Poultry for Sale

nary CHICKS
We row have for sale white i~xhorn
chicks isc each. tises per 100.
Watching ssss. 80 per sstiinx'
Arents Queen ineabs,ors ana ereofsr
stoves
QUEEN HATCHERY. q, PIKE. WI. ,ost
ApvrRriaE YOUR POULTRY. FANCY
chickens. setting sExs. etc. In THIS
sseftor % The star, See rates al top
81 first column. this paEs.
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lS-Real Estate Wanted

FOR SALE on LEASE - SNAIL
Ssnss, Call 50 Stewart q. room -
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for Sale
ACRE SNAPS

g. 200 one block % sorfzo lots. not far
south Of vi BAKER. this II foreclosure
ruap. lies fine ard has lake view
terms can BE- arranged. Just right for
to build small houses on.
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statesmen Wanted

PATENT Ridur MES-aAfEsarS-
You collect tho monSy ant keep u all
wonder burner. Dent !. Columbus.
Ohie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-03-02

xnVTRTisn YouR LIVESTOCK ron
sale or wanted In this ssction Of The
ssar. siee rates at top Of first eoiasnn-
this page,
SEATTLE HAnnfrnr--kf.tK fSpa OF
rahbi,s sleek guaranteed, fifth and
KenYen. South Park.
roR aAf.E-cowA. FREaft AND
eosrins fresh, Ms whisisr. Pacific
CITY. wash rhone t-f.g. Auburn
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-10-11
New York.
NEW YORK, Oct. 5, 1918

~ NEW Ohk, OCC. ., 1910.
The domestic cigar leaf market con-
tinues quiet, so far as old tobaccos are
concerned. In accounting for this fact
there must be taken into consideration
the peculiar conditions of the market
for the past year. Twelve months ago
the signs of steady rise were obvious
to every one and the manufacturers
laid in stocks heavily, believing, and
correctly so, that tobacco was cheaper
then than it would be later. The re-
suit is that the great bulk of the stocks
of raw material that now exist are in
the hands of the manufacturers them
selves. It is difficult to find packer
who has large stock of goods and it
is equally difficult to find manufac-
turer who is seriously in need of goods.
This is true even of binders. 1t these
circumstances, it is not strange that,
at this particular season, there should
be dearth of activity in the general
market.
So far as the 1918 crop is concerned,
the forecast given in this column pre-
viously still holds good. Very large
production has been achieved in all
these states, and with the exception of
the binder states no buying has been
done. Even in these states large
quantity remains uncontrolled for. 1t
is certain that no buying will be at
tempted until after the close of the
Fourth Liberty Loan campaign. It is
quite possible that the events that are
taking place in the war zone will have
sharp influence upon the prices at
which these tobaccos will be bought,
and upon how soon the buying will
start. If an ealry piece is foreshadow-
ed, it is likely that buying will receive
an impetus, and that higher prices will
be paid than would be paid if the indi-
cations favor longer drawn out con-
flict. The resumption of export ship
ments of leaf tobacco to our allies
seems to have stimulated the market
this week. At any rate, both parties
to the transaction are in position to
wait. The farmers are plentifully sup
piled with money from previous years,
and the packers will lose nothing by
waiting journal.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-10-11
Pennsylvania.
LANCASTER, PA, Oct. 2, 1911

LANCASTER, PA, Oct. 2, 1918.
Last year there was great competi-
ton among the packers to obtain the
new tobacco and prices kept ascend
ing. And this year no one is buying.
CONSEQUENTLY the packer who has to-
bacco wants to get rid of it, fearing
that when the new tobacco is bought
it will be at prices that will permit
of it being resold at less than the 1917
goods on his hands. He does not want
to be caught in this way and is making
the Peffort to sell his packing. Some
months ago there was brisk business
in black rot tobacco but now this bust
ness has disappeared. Everywhere the
inquirer is told that business is at a
standstill and that no one ever saw it
so dead before. When the reason is
asked the answer is promptly given
that the labor is not here to make ci-
gars, and manufacturers will not buy
more tobacco in fear that with their
diminishing forces they will be unable
to work up the tobacco into cigars. All
of the manufacturers are ready to say
that there are plenty of orders for ci-
gars but no cigarmakers. The drafts
have hit the cigar making trade a hard
DlOW, ana the l2L0SC uTdIt WHICH CdkeS
in men from eighteen to forty-five will
have still further effect.
As yet there has been no indication
of sign of buying on the part of the
big concerns. For this reason the
smaller packers with orders on hand
for tobacco are making no attempt to
make purchases, feeling assured that
when the time comes for buying they
will be able to fill their demands. To
start buying now would be to give
pretty much what the growers demand;
to delay until the big interests show
whether they are going to buy or not
would mean in case of the latter event
a big tumble in prices which it is worth
while to wait for; in short there is ev-
erything to be gained by delay and
nothing to lose.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-10-11
WISCONSIN TOBACCO MARKET.

EDGERToN, WIS.,. Oct IL, 1918
A continuance of fine Indian summer
weather is still contributing . to the
rapid curing of the tobacco crop, which
is already past all danger from shed
damage
The buying movement still slumbers
and there is no present indication of its
awakening. Certainly none need be
looked for while the country is engaged
in putting over the Fourth Liberty
Loan, which is the absorbing matter
for the time being. Possibly if cas-
ing season should come that would per-
NIT buyers to examine the cured leaf
and learn more definitely it's merits,
some effort might be made to revive
the movement, but this is only per-
sonal view of the condition. Every
where buyers seem content to wait
awhile.
Neither have any sales of cured leaf
by local packers come to notice of re-
cent date. The joint account interest
of the III. Neuberger Co. in a packing
of Ohio tobacco put up by A. Jenson &
Son at Edgerton, will be sold by A.
Mitchell Palmer, alien property GUS
todian, in New York city on Oct. 10th,
at auction.
The shipments out of storage reach
200cs and 2 cars of bundles from this
market to ali points since last report.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1918-10-11
Pigs for Sale.

Al choice lot of Duroc boars and gifts
for sale by FL. A. Heried. Phone No.
S4S F 23. 47tf
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-20
NOwINY u PARKU PULAsKIEGO,

Wielkie zainteresowanie sportow-
cow W okolicy parku PuiaskiegO bu-
dzi majaca sic odbyc dzisiaj wieczo-
rem gra W pike koszykowa pomiedzy
piatka ,,Terrapin" z piatka Paddy
Driscoll'a p. n. ,,Evanstons". Piatka
Eyenstonska sk}ada sic ~przewaznfe z
kellegiast6w i dlatego gracze piatki
,,Terrapins'' spOdziewaja sic Walk
zacietej a walczyt beda musieli, ably
ME TRAGIC z~aszczytow d~otychczas
zdobytych i splamit swego re&ordu.
Z. Scheffler kt6ry w~ystepuje W po-
zycyi right forward" i WOlinski sta
nowia piatke ciezka do pokonania;
Scheffler zostal niedawno okaleczo-
ny j dlatego dzisiaj do CRY ME wy
stapi ale miejsce iego zajmie Stepno-
wski, kt6rego tez zarzad do graczy
pierwszej rangi zalicza.
Jutro wieczorem piatka Terra
pins" zmierzy sic z piQtka ,,Yincennos
Athletic Club ma boisku ich; z
piatka ,~,Terrapins" wyjedzie take i
piatka Pulaski Honor Club" ktora
zmieFzy sic z piatka tamtejsza lex
kiej wagi.
W sobote, dnia 23-go lutego Ter
rapins" powedruja do South Chicago
gdzie do cry stana 2 piatka z parku
Palmera 4 bedzie to przygotowanie
doskonale do gier o szampiOnat par
k6w zachodnich W kt6rych to ci pier
wsi jake reprezentauci parku PuIa-
skiego udz;a} biora. Turniej koszyka-
rzy parkowych roz1oczyna sic dnia
27-go Iutcgo; piatka ,,Terrapins'
zmierzy sic Z piatka ,,Mezereons'' z.
Holstein parku. KOntest ten grany
bedzie W sail gimnastycznej W parku
Eckharta PREY Chicago avenue i No
bic ulicy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-02-20
16. Sw. Jan Damascehski, Doktor Ojciec KoScioia

przypodobania sic Saracenom poganom, nisZcZy-
cielom obraz6w czci sw. Obraz6w Chrystusa Pana
Swietych, wyda1 dekret u siebie, by niszczono obra-
zy SWietych a dzielnie piszacego W obronle czcl sW.
Obraz6W: Jana Damascenskiego sfa1szoWanym IL
stem oskarzyf przez Zemste 0 zdrade stanu - sW.
Janowi byfa ucieta "a to reka, kt6ra cudownie mu
zosta1a ~uleczona we Snie pc goracej modlitWie do
Matki Boskiei. Tedy rozdaf majatek ma ubogich /
niewolnikom daf wolno$c, a sam re swym nauczy-
cielem Kozma udaf sic do Jerozolimy i tn byf wy
Swiecony w TAO roku ma kapiana. Gdy cesarz Kon-
stanty Kopronim "a Geese Obrazow Sw. wygnaf "a
konnik6w, $w. Jan opuscif k~lasztor; przeszedf Gala
PALESTINE i Syrye, utwierdzaiac w Wierze sW. i czci
s1uszenstwa przeiozonemu swemu sprzedawaf ko-
SIZE ma doch6d k~lasztoru PiSaf rOZpraWy Z gfeboka
erudycya przeciwko: Acefalom, Monotoletom, O.
brazob6rcom; dzielna obrone prymatu Papieza i
praw Stolicy Apostolskiei, a pierwszy W nauce teo-
logii Sw. wskaza} prawdziwa klasyczna metode
traktowania %przedmiotu naukowo w dogmatach
WARY Sw, co p6zniej te ,,scholastyczna" metode u
doskonalif i uzywaf iej wielki uczony Sw. Tomasz
Z Akwinu. Byf Sw. Jan Damascefski ma VII pow
szechnym Soborze W Nicei w 787 roku "a Papieza
Hadryana l.. ma kt6rym uchwalono Geese Obraz6w
sw. ME w duchu czci pedzla fairly dzieia artysty,
lecz osoby Swietego W Niebie W obrazie p~rzedsta-
wionej. Zy4 1O4 lata, i pielgrzymujac doszedf do
m. Konstantynopola got6w ponie$G Smierc meczei-
ska "a Ware Sw. i umari.w 754 roku spokojnie; Pa
piez Leon XIII. zapisai go W poczet Doktor6w Ko-
Sciola.
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TEST u RZEDU.

Piatka p. n. ,,Olympics'' pokonala
onegdaj piatke st. Andrew CloyerS''
punktami % do IA W grze W pike
koszykowa jaka sic odbyia W sail
parku Pulaskiego, PREY Blackhawk
Noble ulicy. Cyfry:
OLYMPICS (22):
j. Pitlock, r. +.
n. D~ombrowski, L. +.
L. MySliwiec, C.
T. FCstka, Il. G.
C. Dombrowski, L. G,
CLOVERS u4):
Carmody, r. +.
Pitcher, L. F.
O'Connor, c.
Schageman, r. G.
Kiebnel, L. G.
Koszyki zdobyli - Pitlock 3; H.
Dombrowski s; MySliwiec 3; Pestka,
Pitcher, O'Connor 5; Glacer 8.
Wolne mety zdobyl Pitlock ,.