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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12
Domestic

The American tank steamer George
+. Henry. which was in collision re-
Gently with the American steamship
Herman Frasch, the latter sinking
with loss Of probably IS of her crew,
Engaged In a running fight In midocean
las, Sunday with a German submarine
described as U-boat Of gigantic type.
The submarine pursued the Henry for
S0 minutes. wounding II men Of the
crew.
Because NJ the prevalence of influ-
enza cases in Tippecanoe county, Indi-
ana. the health boards in the county
and city of Lafayette have ordered all
the schools. churches, theaters, pool
rooms and other places of amusement
to stay closed one week
Bodies Of entombed miners were
taken from the Royalton mine at
Murphysboro, H.
Many men were killed and scores Of
others injured in q tremendous ex-
rlosion at the plant of the T. A Gil
lesple Shell-Loading company at Nor
gan. near Perth Amboy. y, J.
\ strike went into effect on all the
lines Of the International railway ut
buffalo. y. Y, and in nearby cities
and towns. The te-up is complete
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12

Mr.. Smiths boy cot tas Iii
,,s~re~ Il always sne'r
would come ta grief. --------~-~"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12

Austria-Hungary has requested Ho,-
land 70 invite the beiiigerents 10 take
Tart in peace negotiations. says the
Vienna correspondent Of the Berlin
Tageblatt. The correspondent adds
that Holland has sent ont the invita-
tions. A delegation Of Hungarian
statesmen. headed by Premier WEEK
erie, has arrived at Vienna In connec-
ton with a new peace move, accord
ing TO the Cologne Gazette.
The Turkish minister Of the interior
has resigned. according to a message
from ConstantinopIe.
The Bulgarian peace delegates VINO
went 70 Saloniki and signed the arm
isuce agreement with the allies have
returned 70 Sofia.
Prince Maximillan 1f Baden has
been named German imperial chancel-
lor. according to a Berlin dispatch.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12
WOMAN WORKS
t5'HOURS A DAY
Marvellous Story of Woman,
Change from Weakness
to Strength by Taking
Druggists Advice.

Peru, Ind" I suffered from q y.
placement with baekache and dra . us,
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12

Jose Sedano. a villa general, was
captured and hanged by a federal pa
troll at Satevo. Chihuahua, Thursday,
according TO information received at
Juarez, Mex.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12

Doctor Schultz. chief Of the Ger
man political police at Warsaw. has
been killed. :he Berlin Tageb!att
learns.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-12
Rejection BY U. S.

Washington. Oct. Instant roiec-
ton by rho .Tnaed States VIII be the
fate Of the latest peace proposals from
the central powers.
President Wilson VIII handle the
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
NEW FARM RECORD BOOK
is NOW AVAILABLE

A farm record account book has
just been published by the Extension
Division under the direction of R. J
Leth, Field Agronomist. This book is
arranged to include the keeping OF
daily expense and receipt records; the
crop acreage and yields; the value OF
real estate, livestock, machinery
grain and feed; and cash account
Provision has been made for taking
the annual inventory. This can best
be taken about January 1, because
other farm operations require little
attention at that time.
A dictionary Of farm accounting is
appended which tells the meaning of
each item and how it should be re-
corded.
By taking only few minutes daily
an accurate record can be kept, so
that at the end of the year labor in
come, interest on the investment, and
other important facts can be studied.
One Of these record books can be Sc
cured by writing to the Director of
Extension, Boise, Idaho. DO 1T NOW.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
EXPERIMENT STATION WANTS
TO HELP YOU-SUGGEST PROB
LENS OF IMPORTANCE

The workers of the Experiment
Station Of the University of Idaho
are at present investigating over 40
problems, which have direct bearing
upon the agriculture Of Idaho. AS
the aim of the station is to serve as
many people of the state as possible,
a QUESTIONABLE has been prepared and
sent out to the farmers with re-
quest that they suggest problems that
need investigation. In this way the
people of the state can greatly assist
in planning the Experiment Station
work of the future. If you do not
receive one of these questionnaires,
let Director E. J. Iddings hear of your
any way.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
NEW COURSES OFFERED
DURING End QUARTER
WORK IN VARIOUS COLLEGES IS
TO BE~REARRANGED FOR
NEXT QUARTER

According to the statements made
by the various deans of the colleges
of the University Of Idaho, many new
courses will be offered during the Sec
ond quarter.
In the College of Agriculture, Dean
1ddings reports that there will be a
Encouragement of the agricultural
work to permit students to begin the
new quarter advantageously.
Dean Eldridge is to resume his
courses in Schiller and Scientific Ger
man if the demand is sufficient. First
and second year Spanish will also be
Offered in addition to French.
In the School of Forestry, courses
in General Forestry and Forest En-
cheering will be repeated the next
quarter. If there is sufficient demand
new courses will be given in the min
ang and engineering departments.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
PLANS FOR FARMERS AND
HOUSEKEEPERS' PROGRAM

The program committee for Farm
ers' and Housekeepers' Week is work.
ing on a special reconstruction pro-
gram. Some of the general topics
for consideration in the farmers pro-
gram are: Cropping cut-over lands;
the future of the summer fallow;
power farming; flock management;
forage crops for pork production; po-
tato grading and marketing; feeding
for milk production; farm construc-
ton and wheat grading and market
ing.
The housekeepers' program will in
clude the study of better homes, child
welfare, clothing problems, and house
hold management.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
UNIVERSITY HOLSTEIN BULL
4. TO NORTH IDAHO

Mr.. Mark Cleary of st. Maries,
Idaho, has just purchased from the
University of Idaho, a fine three
months old purebred Holstein bull
calf. The animal which Mr. Clearly
has chosen is from the highest pro-
ducing family in the University herd,
family with many excellent official
records of production together with
particularly good type and conforma-
ton. The young bull is thrifty in
dividual of quality and excellent con-
formation. In securing a purebred
bull from a high producing family,
Mr.. Clearly has taken the most econ
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
NEW SUB-STATION UNDER WAY

The Agricultural Experiment Sta
ton has established a High Altitude
Satisfaction at Felt, Idaho. This sta
ton is located in the northern part
of Teton county at an elevation of
about 5000 feet. Experiments will be
conducted on the best crops to grow
and methods of feeding. Mr.. w. A..
Moss, graduate of the Kansas Agri-
cultural College of the 1913 class, is
the new superintendent of this sta
ton. He has had many years of prac-
teal farm experience along with his
college training. The new house at
the farm is nearly completed and by
spring the experimental work will be
started
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
Latah County Records.

Saturday, December %, 1918.
| Affid. of As-James H. Nesbit.
Affid.-Gold Nugget Mining Co.
Rel.-First Trust & Savings Bank t.
Lena NJ Cozier, r-n 1-2-17.
Ex-M. w. Griggith vs. T. w. Ross
$122084, NV IA 27-40-4.
L. P-Alexander Munro VS.. Ware
C. McAllister to foreclose mortgage.
Cemetery Deed.
w. D-Lettie A. Brown to James E
Long, $4,000, w IL SW IA, Sc Il
SW Ia, SW IA Sc IA 10-38-1W.
W. D.-Henry Meyer to Edward P
Atchison $650O, SW Ia Sc IA and
20 A. off E. side Sc IA SW IA 10;
NV Ia NE Ia and strip rs feet by sc
rods in 24-38-2.
Rein Netherlands American Mort
gage Bank to W. L. Rambo, RIM 1-27-14.
R. NV. c. Jacks to Charles L.
Guy, $1,000 due IL 11-1-19, IL III 20,
1925 A. in NE IA 26-38-3
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

omical and practical method of in
creasing the milk producing efficiency
Of his herd.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
PEA AND BEAN SEED FOR SALE

The Farm Crops Department of the
University has secured list of farm
ers having seed Of bean and pea va
rieties for SALE Those desiring seed
should write the department as to the
amount and variety desired.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
DR.. Asprey Heard From.

The friends Of Captain Aspray will be
glad to learn that he arrived safely in
France. DR.. Stevenson received letter
from Captain Aspray few days ago.
He says he is we'll but does not express
any marked degree of happiness but
intimates that when the censorship is
raised there will be something to write
about.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
Moscow, Idaho,
Dec. 20, 1918.

To The Star Mirror.
My Dear Editor:-In regard to tw
recent editorials in your paper, fee
that l have something to say. Wha
l have to say may, or may not, b,
| of any interest, but I think something
should be said about the other side
of the question.
The editorials to which l refer, are
those in which you have SO ungraci-
ously tried to denounce the Y. M. C
A. l think it is indeed unfortunate
when one finds it necessary to defend
one of the greatest organizations of
relief and mercy ever known.
Perhaps there have been soldiers
and others, who have found fault and
deprecated the efforts and work of
the "Y,' but then, it is very well
known that thru all the ages of man,
no good work was even begun or ac-
complished but what the devil was
right there to disparage, and, if pos
sible, cause the complete failure Of
such work.
We have all heard of few soldiers
who grumble and "kick" about the
way they are treated in the army.
But did you ever hear of soldier
who was willing and glad to do his
duty, complain about his treatment,
food, clothing and the army in gen
eral? Usually those who are most
conspicuous by their whining and
complaining, are the ones who used
every possible method to escape the
service-even the methods of hiding
behind a woman's skirts or an in
fant's robes. Then, when they were
obliged to serve, instead of doing their
duty as. any true American should,
were resolved to make the worst of
everything.
Doubtless this is the type of men
who are discrediting the Y. M. G. A.
Would an organization, whose sole
aim is to comfort and aid our soldiers,
be very likely to rob these same sol
diers? Who is it upon whom the
boys learn most to depend when in
the camps? 1t is none other than
their beloved "Y" secretary. 1t is he
who is always first to speak a CHEEKY
word, or is willing to hear the I'M
burdening of an aching heart of a
lad. It is the secretary
again, who enabled the boys, in a
measure, to forget the grim task
ahead of them, by furnishing enter
,ainment and amusement.
1t is not the secretary alone that
wish to defend-but, when one dis
credits the "Y" he discerdits the work
If these faithful men. / choose the
secretary because he is symbolic of
he organization and the noble work
t is doing.
There are countless examples of the
leroism and devotion of these men to
heir work 1t would take volumes to
ecount all of their praiseworthy
leeds, and am not here to write
hronicled history of such deeds.
However, it will not be amiss to
i've few examples of the work done
y this organization and it's workers.
At a certain army post, not far
rom here, there arrived one day, a
lumber of sol strangers to this
art of the country. they were most
: California and Illinois boys and
,ere naturally homesick and lonely. !
.fter being assigned to their bar ;
acks, they started in quest of a small,
ID brick building, which bore the {
amiliar red triangle, the emblem of {
e organization. The boys filed into
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
CONTRIBUTION BOX
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just why the editor of Saturdays
Star-Mirror said there would be COM
plants about quarantining picture shows,
churches and SO forth, we do not under
stand. Speaking for ourselves and we
always like to do that or at least be
consulted about important matters con
corning ourselves, will say the Orpheum
has advocated a strict quar-
antine of business and all flu cases at
the homes from the beginning of the
epidemic and we have repeatedly re-
quested DR.. Adair to close the theaters
until such time that the ban could be
removed entirely
MRS. R. S. TUCKER.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
TELEGRAPH
OPERATORS GET INCREASE

WASHINGTON. = Railroad tele-
graphers and station agents we're given
further increase in wages today by Di-
rector General McAdoo. The increase
is retroactive from October /.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30

has been in ill health almost continu-
ously since coming back from the Philip
pines and his mental arrangement is
laid to his bad health.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1918-12-30
TROY Farmer Insane.

Floyd Campbell, farmer living near
Troy, was adjudged insane today and
sent to Orofino. He is about A years
old, has wife and seven children and
is a veteran of the Philippine war He
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
KAZIMIERZOWIANIE JADA JU-
TRIO DO NORTH CHICAGO.
Staja tam do CRY z klubem


Jutro o godzinie 11:45 rano, po-
ciagiem kolei Northwestern" -
do North Chicago udaja sic piikarze
2 Klubu Miodzienc6w sw. Kazimie-
RIA 2 prezesem JanemH Paprockim
ma czele, aby tam zmierzyt sic o 60
dzinie S-ciej %popoiudniu z dziewiat-
ka tamtejsza p. n. ,,Polonia" ska
daiaca sic z miodziezy z parafii Mat
HI Bosktej Rozancowej, kt6rej pro-
foszczem jest x. Teodor Czastka. ka
7imierzowianie 'wystawia silna bate
rye, ably podtrzymac swa reputacye'
North Chica gowianie zaS, spodzie--
wary sic, tez ME pozostana W lyle
| 5ronic sic beda do o~statniego.
Kazimierzowianie prosili, ably ich
bateryi ME wymieniat gdyz chca
swemu organizatorowi i byiemu ka-
lanowi X. Czastce sprawic mia, pod
kazdym wzgledem, niespodzianke,
North Chicagowianom radzimy
byt dobrze przygotowanymi.
49, Do widzenia!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
KR6ZKE ZYWOTY SWzETYCH
Napisaf -
X. Ian Domaszewicz b. Professor Rzymsko Katoickieso Seminayum.
Napisa{

gelii Sw. poteznym ola naWr0cenia pogan, oSladt-
sly w m. AleXandryi. Lecz kapiani poganscy ma
shall kat6w, kt6rzy napadli Sw. Marka Msze Sw.
odprawiajacego W dzien Wielkanocy u~wiqzawszy
powr6z ma szyje, wlekli go pc ziemi 20 bruku az
krwia zbroczonego zawIekli do w~iezienia "a Ware
Sw.; a n~azajutrz takze wlekli go pc ulicach. az u
mari w czasie tych max 25 kwietnia 68 +. Cia{o Je-
go ko}o $40 r. przewieziono do Wenecyi, gdzie jest
Patronem tego kraju i gdzie zb%udowano wspaniaia
bazylike ma Geese jego.
80. Sw. Mateusz Ewangelista, Szczeg6lniejszy
Patron ,,Zakon6w Zenskich."
Zyf oko}o IS roku. Syn Alfeusza, zwany pier
wotnie Levi, urodzi} sic w Kanie Galilejskiej byi
W m. Kafarnaum ,celnikiem", ii. poborca podat-
k6w cd zyd6w ola rzymskich cesarzy. Pan Jezus
sam go wybraf ma Apostolic, a Levi przez pokore
nazwa4 siebie Mateuszem, ii. darem Bozyn. Pc
Wniebowstapieniu, giosif sw. Ware W ziemi zy-
dowskiej i napisaf Ewangelie sw. jake: sam wi
dial i sfyszaf, zaczynajac cd pierwszych lat zycia
Maryi Jezusa, przedstawiajac giownie szczegoiy
Jego cz{owieczenstwa Potem, apostofowaf u Per
sow, Med6w, Karamanit6w, Etyop6w w Extyopii
czyli Abysynii wskrzesif zmaria ulubiona corke
kr6la Egipa ~Ifigenie, ktora ME mogli przyprowa-
die do zycia czarnoksieznicy Zaroaster Artaxas;
ma rozkaz sw. Mateusza take, ich bozyszcze-smok
poszedf do ~pieczary. Tymi cudami nawr6cil kr6la
| pan6w i wiele narodu, a pc kazaniu o wyzszosei
dziewictwa, Ifigenia slubowa4a Bogu cnote czysto-
Sci: "a jej przyk4adem poszfo wiele panien w ten
spos6b ~za}ozono pierwsze Zgromadzenie zakonnc
dziewic Bogu poslubionych. A tax, sw. Mateusz,
kt6ry PREY SVEN zyciu surowem nigdy ME uzy-
wal miesa ami nabialu lub wilma, jest siusznie uwa-
L-~--. --1rooH,, .n1
skich". Lecz, pc smierci kr6la Egipa nastapif brat
jego Hirtacy, kt6ry chciaf ozenic sic z Ifigenia i
wymaga} W tenn pomocy sw. Mateusza, kt6ry
przeciwnie zacheca} ja do wytrwania W dziewi-
ctwie i zyciu zakonnem. Tedy Hirtacy wys}a} ka-
tow, kt6rzy sw. Mateusza przebili w}6cznia W CA
sic Mszy sw. PREY o}tarzu oko}o S5 r.; zostawif
Mateusz W Abisynii swa prace: zbudowa{ liczne
k~oscioiy | zorganizowane dyecezye. Cia}o sw. ma
teusza W $50 r. przeniesiono do Wioch do koscio}a
W M. ,,Salerno", a ~jeszcze 48s r. znaleziono ma
wyspie Cyprze z cia{em sw. Rarnaby Ewangelie,
przepisana jego reks.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
HONESTY ZAPOWIEDZIANE Ma
JCTRO.
o puhar Roberta Sweitzer'a.

o puhar Roberta Sweitzer'a.
Magnets W Cicero.
Romeo / ROseland Logan
Square
Jack Rabbits i Albany Parks PREY
Ktmball i Wilson venues (popis).
Chicago League.
Logan Square W Garden City.
Ill Stars W Normal Parku.
9eiOit i American Giants.
Puzzle Works Great Lakes W
Joliet.
o medale Tearney'egO.
Pul,sk: i Schuette Jrs. ma Wright
wood lOlsku.
Wilcox A. c. i kensington PREY
1i9tej j Indiana ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21

Skradli mety: Il. HdIe"ShI' II
Ferman. 1; Trayes, 2; Bruce 3.
Wymachanych: przez Styme 1V'
przez Gonna s.
wolne mety ma piiki: cd stymy
5; cd Gonna 8.
Ora podw6jna: Bruce do Trayes'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21

Jutro W parafii sw. Magdaleny "
South Chicago, Sdzie proboszczem
Jest X. Edward Kowalewski, rozpo-
czyna sic Misya sw., ktora potrwa
do dnia 29go b. m.
Kierownikiem kazan misyjnych
bedzie slynny kaznodzieja X. Alojzy
Warol z zakonu 90. Jezuitow. -
Msze sw. kazdego dnia podczas Mi
syi odprawiac sic beda W nastepu-
jacym poIzadku: pierwsza, dla pra-
cujacych o godz. 5tei rano; druga
o Sci. a trzecia O loci - Suma z
kazaniem misyjnym. Wieczorem zas
O godz. 1880 naboienstwo z kaza-
MEM. Uprasza sic ably niewia5ty
6z;eci przychodziiy ma poranne nabo-
zenstwa, a w~ieczorne zostawily wy
lscznie dal tych co sa zmuszeni isc
do piracy i ME maja tel sposobnosci
skorzvstat z nabozenstw porannych.
spowiedz Sw. rozpocznie sic W PREY
szla srode. Pamiatki misyjne nabyt
MONA W hall parafialnej ma dru-
glenn pietrze. Ostatnie try dni Mi
syi sw. polaczone beGa re C~zterdzie-
stogodzinnem naboienstwem. ktore
sic rozpocznie W piatek dnia 27go b.
m. a trwa6 bedzie do niedzieli, 1890
b m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
81. Sw. Lukasz Evangelist, Patron lekarzy

i dldlA
Zv{ oko}o Ga roku. Urodzi} sic w mieScle An
tyochii W Azyi M~niejszej z poganskich rodzlcoW;
by} ~starannie wykszta}cony w medycynle l malar-
stwie, MAJ prawy j krewny sw. Paw4a, W rozmowle
z kt6rych nawr6cony zosta4 do sw. WARY. Iowa
rzyszy} W podr6zy apostolskiej sw. Pawfa z Troady
i Macedonia do Grecyi, W czasie ktorej poznaf oso-
biscie Aposto16w, a w Efezie Matke Boska. Napl-
sal Ewangelie w So r. i umiesci} w niej szczegofy
O Naisw. Nary Fannie j z lat dzieclnnych Pana
Jezusa z ust Jej samej pos}yszane. W swym dru-
Gin liscie do Koryntyan nazywa sW. kukasza sW.
Pawef bratem i wychwala go. By} sw. Iukasz w
leruzalem re sw. Pawfem, towarzyszac mu, gdy GO
uwieziono eskortowano do Rzymu; napisai W 63 r.
ksiege ,,Dziej6w Apostolskich", ~zaliczona do Pl-
sma sw. Ia pozwoleniem Najsw. M. P. namalowai
try Jej p~ortrety, kt6re So: W kosciele sw. Maria
Maggiore W Rzymie, z }aski cesarzoweJ sw. PUP
cheryi, drugi w Czestochowie, ktory dostaf sic do
Polski z Jerozolimy przez Konstantynopol W 1882
roku, przebywajac rome koleje; trzeci jest W Ca
licvi, W Austryi. Lukasz sw. gfosi} Ewangelie we
W}oszech, Cali, Macedonia, Egipcie, a potem wr6-
Gil do Grecyi; Gale zycie spedzi@ W nieposzlakoWa-
mem dziewictwie; majac "a lat, poni6s} meczen--
stwo w Achaja.
SO. Sw. Marek Ewangelista, Apostoi AfryH1
iPatron Wenecyi.
zy} okoio 60 roku. Pochodzi} z krainy eyre
nenskiej W Entopolis, z pokolenia zydowskiego Le-
wi; nawr6ci} go i 'ochrzcii sw. Piotr ola tego ma
zywa go synem swoim; W AZ r. wzia} 60 do Rzymu
gdy Piotr sw. ma jakis GAS W 40 r. wyjechat mu-
sia} do Antyochii, zleci} opieke mad nawonawroco-
nymi W Rzymie sw. Markowi. Tedy on ma prosbe
Rzymian spisa} nauke i zyeie Chrystusa, a pc po-
wrocie sw. Piotr p~rzejrza} ksiege i nakazaf odczy-
tywaG ma zebraniach chrzeScijah: ola tego Evan
gehe te, W kt6rej Sw. Marek zamiesci{ niektore
move szczeg6iy, uwataja "a Ewangelie sw. Piotra'
Potem postal go sw. Piotr do Afryki, gdzie sw.
Marek nawr6ci} Gale prowincye cd m. Alexandryi
az do ,,g6rnego" Egiptu: czyni} cuda, organizowal
parafie | d~yecezye, zak}ada} zakonne zgromadze-
MIA, ustanawia} Biskupstwa, z kt6rych ~pierwszym
by} Anian. Udaf sic do Rzymu, by odwiedzic sw,
Piotra we wiezieniu, lecz wr6ci} niebawem do At
ryki, gdzie jake lew ma puszczy by} giosem Evan
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
MASH WYGRALI STANDPOINT DY-
WIZYI ZACHODNIEJ.

zapowiedziany onegdaj kontest Z
szampionat dywizyi z%achodniej W IL
DE Boys League" odbyl sic z po-
myslnym rezultatem ola polskich pill
karzy stanowiacych dziewiatke p. n.
Northwest Side Speed Boys. Do
skonale spisai sic ich manazer. Cd
ward Zalewski, ktory W grze tel zdo-
byI spacer wolny do mety pierwsze1,
skradi mety druga i trzecia a do
domowej mety dostai sic z punktem
Gecydujacym gdy Jamroch podbh te
GO. Sigma rzucal doskonale; daro-
wal on przeciwnikom tylko cztery u
derzenia, a wymaehal ich az dziesie-
ciu. RAPPORT W cyfrach podano nam
TAXI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-21
NOTATM REPORTERA

w przyszly wtorek. dnia 24-go
wrzeSnia, b. T., o godzinie 9tej ra'
no kosciele p. W. sw. Jana Kante-
go odprawiona bedzie zaaobna Msza
sw. "a spokoj duszy S. p. szeregow-
ca Jana A. F~rankowicza, ktory po--
legi ma polu bitwy.
Wiadomost t. smutna otrzymali
dnia 1890 wrzeSnia rodzice zmarleso
wojaka PIP. Aleksander i Rozalia
Frankowicz, zamieszkali pnr. 1927
Cornell utica. Dziwnym zbiegiem o.
kolicznoSci, ma froncie bojowym
znajdowai sic take i brat zmariego
bohatera, szeregowiec J6zef Fran
kowicz, kt6ry nalezal take do kom-
panii c., 1890 pu1ku piechoty WI
ia Sama do kt0rej tez i S. p. JAN
nalezal. w walce z prusakami, dnia
1890 sierpnia zostaii obaj ranieni /
odstawieni do szpitali wojskowych.
Pc w~yleczeniu, do transz powrocii S.
p. Jan Frankowicz i tam W drugiej
walce padf cd kuli nie1rzyjacielskiej.
LiczyI on lat 26 wieku.
Bracia Frankowicz za~ciagnieci 20
stall do szeregu z dystryktu poboro-
wego numer 3S. Wyjechali obaj do
Camp Grant. p0niej przeniesieni 20
stall do obozu W Waco, Texas a
stamtad wyslani zostali W poiOwie
miesiaca kwietnia b. r. do Francyi.