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27O Horses on Scene
For Poughkeepsie Races

POrGEKEEPSlE y. v. Aug. H.
Two hundred and seventy horses are on
.ered in the grand circuit races which
will open AZ the hudson River Driving
Park here Tomorrow and continue I'M
til Friday. with a card Of four races
each day. There arc more horses quar-
tered at the diving park than ever b.
fore for a grand circuit meeting. Many
of the horses that have been racing In
tho Metropolitan circuit will make their
Arst start this year in the grand circuit
here.
The races for the opening day are The
Belmont, eos pace, with nine entries;
the 2:OT pace. with twelve entries; the
2.1o trot. with twelve entries. and the
.;o4 pace. with seven entries. The purse
for the EOS pace IL $4,000 and Tor eacn
of the other races $1,000.
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EA|RN0NT WINS
FROM MACkS'
Game One Of FASTEST Of The Season a'
Out State Town, With 500
On Hand.

Special Dispatch to The IntellIsrncer.
FAIRMoNT. August 1S.-This after
noon the Consolidation Coal. company
nine won n brilliant contest from tho
speedy McConkeys by the close score or
So before 500 enthused fans. Tho con-
test was without doubt the fastest and
cleanest Of tho season with both clubs
battling for supremacy. Remarkable
ball WAS exhibited by both clubs while
several sparkling catches held the fans
on edge.
Lewis and Johnson engaged IN clev-
g. pitching dwel. while the Wheeling
lads secured one h!ngle 10 the good ana
played errorlcss ball behind their hurl-
er. Fairmont led all tho way and the
M-Cnnkeys threatened in the eighth but
fell shy. Fuirnlont presented the best
c,uh ~ the season and II is likely that
another game will be arranged in tho
rear future.
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Inn,rlmcnt. exercising control OF '"'
TELEGRAPH systems. has undertaken ''>
responsibility o. t"lcEraphlnE inc ''S'S
.crosr the continent. and of having
nrirI.i copies delivered to the press
dissertations simultaneously H. hs"'
inrIun. Chicago and san frahciS'"
from these points the ns*oclHu"hS s'''l
tn rbr newspapers each day llSt p''"i
ipr II date If publication several udsS
ln,,.r ,hou tho day il - triegTapned sc
tb,r all narrrs may publish the same
lie, mr. thc Same day. Provision mas
boon n,adn for having half of the names
onncar first in tho morning papers ana
bnis first in the afternoon papers pu'
.r IN ners receive tho cnmpl"t" l1Sts Iol
nuhlications nj tine stated times.
This rlen of course means publica-
ton of Tho names few days later IMAM
# hoy were autographed I" the php"FS
bu, With trlrcrnphinE becoming ont Oh
III. question it furnishes Il nouns w
n.tion-widr distribution which Will
n,nce the lists hrfn:" the public long
before most Of the papers could rec'N'
,hrm hy mail from Washington
7, announcing the inauguration ot
~, ,rr,rrrmcnt the committee on pun
,c Information, .Xn,ain"d tonight thae
II will not affect tn" war d'phr'monIs
nolicy Of notifying immediately ny 'e'r-
-,,,b tho families of mon mentioned ia
the list. The committees statement
said:
There will h" no delay in the private
notification of the next Of Kin or hth"-
ors and mon reported in III" daily caS"-
aItv lists because If the CHANGED sFS-
rem of public announcement Of chsu-
pltics. AS soon nS il is posSihl" 10
COMPARED the names which nrc reportcI
by tho adiutant generals &c" VIZ"
tho card indcx"d catalogue mt the S,h-
,Is,icnl division the usual private tni"-
rraph notification will be made 10 reIa-
tivrS.'
In order that tho plan of simultanc-
GUS publication in the newspapers may
be carried out fairly and that the rci;''
,Ivc IF soldiers. whose name appear on
Tho list may hc saved annoyance. inc
war department has the pledge OF inc
nrcss associations Tint y" use whatever
she'll be mad" ~ any list hcf"r" tnr DAY
0ycd for publication. The papers spc'
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The New ArranGe ment.

WASHINGTON. AuE. lS.-Wtth the
publication Monday Of tn" daily casual
Tics list among American overseas
rorcos Tho Associated Press and othrr
nrrss associations in cooperation with
ih., war and postofflcn departments PUT
into effect now Arrangement ny WhiGIi
th.sn ,,nmrletr lists AFRO delivered dalIv
by mail tn the papers nf virtually every
city in tho United States.
since tho American army in France
bne crown To n force Of nearly a miiIfH"
and n half mcn.takinE mn ever greater
md moro aggressive part In the task
or driving hack Nh" Germans. trans
mission Of ihr full honor roll OF dead
wounded and missing daily ny telegraph
Ia all the newspapers has become
almost an imnossibility. For weeks
tho rrcss associations have hrrn Obliged
tn curtail the volume Of their news
ranorls In order to deliver promptly
tbosc lists, NIL important To the friends
md ncIGhhors Of tho hoys at the front.
To meet this situation the post office
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376 CASUALTIES
Continued from First Page)

,,,nonv covcrrc,a 500 Ellsworth s.
Philadelphia. Ia. =, ,,,o,on
Tnncv Civicll. Gl3 y. 5iG ST. LeOfli'"''
Pa.
Jacob poyka. Portage. Pa.
t,I,rr Alderman Freed. S"ud"rion. Ia
I,or,J / Hahn. Csc Main ST., johns
town. Pa. . ,+-eo+
Nicr Komestakes, 25os Market street
wheeling, w. Va. ,-..o,i,r
william loss McAf"Hs'' h'''"'''''''A'
Mike Musulin. l0l Broad street cams
hrin city. Pa. 49,, e,r,o,
Urnrv r. rrr"rs. CntaSnuQua street
Fullerton. Pa. r.I .,
Arthur l.. Purcell. "2o 5. FcAF' 81
Shamokin. Fa. , or;o
Nilijnm Kitt"r. IL" Imnham street
Cincinnati. ONO. .-,.,,,,
avenue rhilnI"lrhia, Pa.
c,1v.,nr. S,nrrr. s. Federal street
Philadelphia. Ia.
'''' wounded Severely.
Capt. Joseph II. '"uEhIah' ~ ''"'
John l.. Lcsii" 2l2 High street. Rer-
lin Tn. .,,, p,
Irscph ]. ruyalrski. "SS $. Mapi" ST.
MI. Carmel, Tn.
John pickcy. Tiirk"ryhlll. va
charles B. Hawkins. Kayford' W. va.
Frank 4. S,lamis. sol y. centre 81
Puttsvillr. Pa.
William II. Srrcht ?2l w. Norwegian
ST.. PnltsvIIe. Tn.
Philadelphia. IN
Frank Minalga. IS s. Powell street
WcStvi!l". Pa.
mulard F. Murray, Box 81, chelyan'
w. Va. o,,o rno,,,.
Howard Shollrnh"rg"r. IL" i'rah"!-
win. ST. Philadelphia. Tn.
Ararea Errnrtlini. Gno2 Market street.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Died of wounds.
Corporal Clarence VI. Mack Derry IN
Privatrs:
George II. Fritz. Oak Ridge. Pm
Norman T. Smith. 62J W. Princess ST.
York. Pa.
Died Of Disease.
Private Warren W. Graham. 3O's 5.
washington street. Tiffin. Ohio.
Wounded-Dcgree Undetermined.
C"rr"ras: .
Philadelphia. Pa. o,,
Arriando Rodriguez. Delaware. ONO.
rrivnt"S: 10
Gcurcr Williams. West Iiazl"ion. In
Charles \. ThI"n"mann. li32 thaSe
a;.rnuc. Cummnsvillc. ra.
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NEW YORK. August lS.-ch,c"h" -, ~
r,,.,.,d its lead over New l"'h ~
E,,,n,,,I League IL eight games IlH'
,rnrI, while in the American league l'oo
ron retained its Lead OF three games p'e'
Cleveland. ,., ,hrec
Thu, New Yor; Giants. VINO LOST 'I nv,
s,r,;rht ,.anlcs, each by on" rum 10 III
cinnati. will have To defeat FlitSpu - u"
ard Chicago this week 10 cut down ','o
ruh. lead. Tn" Boston Americans WY
dnfn,rcd Cleveland Saturday IN tne ii'H'
! game nr a critical series. VIII nay ~
! their opponents this week -, l." ,'ii'
whirh is playing excellent ball. VIM:
,,1rr,Jond and Washington VIII rach ~ ,
;, rut ,h.. other "Et Of tho race "'
browns. who arc making strong no ~,
fourth rlar". LOST t" Washington '"""S
after winning tiv" straight.
In the National l."aEu" thlCaSo W WV
oven in six games with PIttshnrEh anu
thanked philadelphia two" SaI"r't,! .
-, ,hrrr successive shut Out victories:
T,u,hn Hendrix and tyler rartlriph.r"
(,iicc,.-o won ono gam, Of todaY'S duuo'e
header against Boston. r,,,
S,v. York maGr ii II strAle4l i'"'
rnsto, This scissor with douhl" VIC
,orv Tuesday. hut with kauif III me OUT
n.I,1 fail II against Cincinnati. inc l''!'H
,nnk ,hr"r out Of five from 81. LOUIS
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DEATH FOR FOUR.

TOMBSTONE IA. .Aug- lN.--Ns the
result VI n small i'r" las, evening IN a
SIh-s;at1un "f NJ. - nli@ OF tn" l"T-
wiud-WEifc t'";ti company. near Ninf-
b"r, IA. four men ar" dead. 'irorg"
KnyacE. ay.d -. and John Natalie. aged
a bo,h a. Winlhrr wrf" suitocatch by
.unii,. ,ha;. rolled into IN. min" from
~. .srh.statiun. rh" other Two, be-
li,yrI to hr ralrirji BURNS. aged Ia. and
NirhIrl t. rogucy. aged 80. home nd-
dresses unknown. were killed hy n loco
motive. summoned from South Fork 10
aid in lighting tn" fire.
Tho origin If III" fire has not been de-
lcrrni,r,I. only slight damage was dono
10 tho S.b-S'a;inr.
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BELLA|RE CLUB
CLOSES SEASON
over the River Contingent Las @Aos
Unusual Year and RECORD Is
Excellent.

Another club has joined the HaucrS
o,d f-,.rks while the record Is also or
merit, In losing 10 the McI ohNeSS
lost Sunday two weeks. the Bcliaire Amt
,o,tc, ,cr,ninated ono Of the most sue
cessful seasons in all history ana save
for tho fact that they could not TRIM
Farr>, II would havo boon tho best or
all time. All credit must be given me
over the river club for Its uhtirlhs ~
forts and willingness 10 St!ch !" t'''
ramo after getting off 10 NiiHeld"ic
start which was anything but ehcourae-
irc, All players were old NJ the e'"'c
In, stood tho pace nobly and IL IS sur
prising indeed TO the many rams Ihat
tho Bcllaire club made as good record
as It did.
Most of tho credit Is due to Manager
McGaughey, the man who Kept bEIlalre
on The map and when his club proved
big disappointment he stuck to his post
and by constant and persistent efforts
finally succeeded in getting together
81 dnndy looking nine. While on paper
the combination did not show much
nevertheless tho boys startled mo VAL
ley by winning nine straight games from
some Of the best clubs In this section
Of the country. Manager Mc''snGHey
Kicked ND capable pair OF n"a'"rS III
Noel aud Eridclhach and the WORK Oh
these boys Is uuQucStiuned AS thry pore
the brunt Of tho tenn while their httihs
was also Of the high type. Inc less
Of Gaftney and Fcnam'n put the team
on tho bum and as there were no oth"r
good men available, there was no other
way clear but to disnand. However.
tho boys will land jobs on the other or"-
ennIzations aud thus help to end the
season IN another way.
First Class Mines Met
All Of the first class clubs In this
section were met. with the exception
Of the Baucrs. who disbandcd too soon.
and the results arc very good. In taxi
ing both games from Dcn!usoII, Sitting
even with tho Pittsburgh GraES. Boating
tho Phipps, Washington. Cambridge ana
the others, the team. lived up I" n good
name and these wins alone are enough
to make the season success. Tho only
disappointing feature of tho entire
schedule is the fact that the club could
not beat Martins Ferry. It's bitter rival.
and this disappointment practically put
tho fans on the hummer and they re-
fused to patronlze the games. Ii seems
that tho Ferry had the ink on tho Bell
aire nino and 1t could not win no mat
ter how hard 1t tried. Aside from Ferry
the McConkeys und the Pittsburgh
Grays are the Only ones holding vic
tories over the Mc(iragheyitcs while tho
long string Of victories offsets this and
makes tho season a success.
Here's the record:
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standing Of Clubs.
To-day's Games.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New York at Pittsburgh
Boston at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. Aug. lS.-Cincinnati
won two fast and well played games
from Brooklyn THIS afternoon. 6o1t'
Luque and Eller pitched fine ball. ana
received excellent support. Coomos
was hit hard in the first game. while
q wild pitch by Luoue in the third IN
ming gave Brooklyn Its only run. Al
the second game Cincinnati punched us
few hits of Cheney IN two innings and
scored three runs. Filler WAS invtnciole
until the eighth. when triples by Archer
and Olson yielded run. Three singles
filed the bases for Brooklyn with ono
out in the ninth. but Wheat hit 20 Groh
for q rnn.E double play. Score:
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HoRNSBYS HOMER.

ST. LOUIS. Aug 1S.-After Fortune
had allied the bases on three passes III
rho third inning OF the second game TO-
daT. Horn$hy drove the. ball into ina
right field pavilion. scoring four runs.
\ ST. Louis won tn" game. . to l. Inc
locals shut out Philadelphia 4 to "
in the first game. The pltcning OF
Sherdeil and hitting Of McHenry De-
ing the prime factors. Scores:
First game:
r. H. +.
Philadelphia 0 . n 0 . . %
&, Louis 0 1 n l. x
Hogg and Adams: shcrdel and BROCK
Second game:
r. H. e.
rh;,ad.,nb;a n n n q q ii 0
S.. Louis =. q N-9
Watson. Fortune and Adams. Divine
Meadows ard Brock.
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STORIES Win Two

Yesterday afternoon III" last "'u':
Stngi"S "t tho South Sill" ADDED h'N
Iour.Is To their long string by taking
, n.;r IF wins from their "rror-n'S.
defeating h. Aiozars in he FIRST game
he the count of II IL :. and the Wheel
I'M. Sfrrl md Iron nine 10 the tune OF
IL To- \.
Enih contests w"r" Interesting ana
quito 4 few were oil hand /" TAX" IN
iii. performances. Tn" St"Ei"S nave
made q neat r","ri. and are stu on
The path Tor NOR" victories.
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Weeks Review in Base Ball

, Pittsburgh split four games evenly WITH
seven straight including tocav's couDa
BROOKLYN. when mad won three straight
from Philadelohia. The Quakers last
defeat by ST. Louis. ST. Louis TOOK the
odd one in three from Boston. Meyer OF
Pittsburgh lost To Brooklyn. his defeat
after eight straight victories. Cincin-
natl won seven straight. including to-
days two games with Brooklyn.
The weeks record in each league. OF
games played. won and lost with runs
| hits and errors. men left on bases anc
runs scored by opponents. including the
games Of Saturday. August II Is as fol'
lows:
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The United States
Government

Through the Committee on Public lntor-
nation. has prepared a feature flm for
rho PURPOSE of acqualnting the people
with the nations achievements in the
war. Tho picture was photographed by
rho c. s. Signal Corps. Navy Depart
man. and French General Staff: II
shows in TWO thrilling hours our indus
trial and military preparations and
takes you with PershinE 10 our boys In
.ha front line in France. Under the
+i,Ie Of "PE1SBHpS caU1ADERs" II
wi11 DO exhibited at LIBERTY THEA
TIRE, August % and "a.
ADMITS go Popular Prices. childrsn 22e
au-1e-l
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Tho running rnccs nrr for ihr':-''Mr-
Odds and upwards. Th" moneys WIFI "'
divided hrty. Twenty-Five. nIt"''n mni tn
n"r cent tur the hmrnr>S events. AMI
sixty. thirty. ana ten per cent for TN
running races. National Tr"t'lli%
ASsnriu!in rules ARE l." govern.
In addition. ih"r" Will Ii" II pony :hcr
for purses Of $-n. Sln and >! Il itN"-inil"
motorcycles race FOR purses of $!a. Sl'
and $ln and II mule race Tor purses OF
$50, $40 unu S..
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RACE PROGRAM
Fourteen Track Events Are Scheduled
For Central West Virginia
Fair

CLARKSBCRG, w. VA, Aug. Is
Tho racing program frr IN" Central
West Virginia Fair which IL - br held
position grounds here. Is announced rs
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cincally are required to refrain from
seeking INFORMATION or pictures In ad-
vance OF publications, relatives or
friends named.
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TN IS
VICTORIOUS IN
CLOSE CONTEST
Yesterdays Ga1ue5.
N-ushiuE,nu, st. LOUIS. /.
saturdays GanloS

Boston a. Cleveland :.
s.. Louis. 3: WASHINGTON q.
81. Louis. 5: Washington. !.
Philadelphia. ); I'"tr":t. y.
philadelphia. 1; Detroit. -
Chicago. :: New York. 4.
New York. :: ChicaH" :.
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IWO UslSt9 IITlS-E 'IITVE
Sacrifice hit-Dugan.
stolen BaSes-Williams. Bcro, Tooth
man.
BASES on ballsJ-Oft Lewis 3: Oft
Johnson s.
Struck ou:--By Lewis .: by Johnson
Z
I:mpircs-Toothman and Hines,
Time-1:4o -
Nttcndance-500,
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Two-base hl-S-L. NsZvv, bIaVN00''-7'
WinGc.
Three-oase h.:-Esalc.
Home run-Eslarkhurne-
stolen haSr~Wheat.
Sacrifice hits-Groh. Nsale :.
Doub1a plays-Mage. TO Blacknurne
! r.e<, on bases-Brooklyn. .; Cincin-
nasi. s.
First base on errors-Cincinnati. l.
Base on haliS-Off Coombs. -
Fl. BY pstcher-By Coomos. I.
Struck out-By Luqua. .: by Coornos'
I.
, Wild p;;ches-I.uGue. Coombs.
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NEW HAVEN. Conn. AuE. lS--Th"
Ens;nn Americans wore Defeated. T." B.
hv the tnluuinls. q Srmi-pr"i"SSinnhi
team in an exhibition game here to-day.
The SCurc:
D,s,,n ann nIN 9l0--2 6
ruIouiols 100 @0l 00'---4
Pcrtica, Kinney and Mayer; Woodward
and Flah"rly.
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Standing Of Clubs.
To-day'S Games.

Chicago Mt New York
ST. Louis at WASHINGTON.
cleveland III Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

y Tie game Monday. August IL.
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FAST OWES
FOR THE REDS
FROM DODGERS

Yesterdays Games.
Cincinnati. S: Brooklyn. l.
Cincinnati. 5: Brooklyn. l.
Boston. 5: Chicago. |.
Boston, 8: Chicago. |.
St. Louis 4: Philadelphia. O.
St. Louis :: Philadelphia /
Saturdays Games.
Brooklyn, 2: Pittsburgh. 0.
Pittsburgh. 2: Brooklyn l.
Chicago, 5: Philadelphia 0.
. Boston .: St Louis. 0.
Cincinnati. 4; New York 8,
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Bellalro ....56 Opponents ......
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-01

HI
jac do tego trucizny pod
nazwami: koniowc6w, Sc
stow, bezpartyjnych, anarc'
pacyfist6w, Lafayctow ftp h
Sauna osobistoSc Hinder.
wcale ME nadaje sic ma cziowlSI
ka, ,,bohatera tax nicSmiertelne--
CO., "a jakiego 60 Niemcy uwaj
zaja.
General starej daty i wieku, BIO
LEGACY juz ~przeszlo 10 lat, a vice
MONA rec staruszek. Starcy juf
nie zdolni do czynow bohater1
skich General O srednich zdolnos,
ciacfl, ktore ambicya i pycha pruI
ska wydmuchala do wysokiegd
stopnia. Gdyby Won MackenselI
byi prusakiem, by}by zatmis
wszystkich heroinow niemlec-'
k:ch, kajzer i junkrzy pruskie
byiyby sic juz o to postaraiy'
gdyz w Niemczech podczas woj-
ny caiy ster administracyjny pre-
chodzi wrece komendy wojskoweJ
tax dalece, re gdy ktos, zmuszo-
ny potrzeba natury do ustepnego
micjsca, musi wpierw postarac
sic II wojskowej komendy O per-
nit i passport.
To tez do takiej nieograniczo--
rel wladzy wojskowej potrzeba
XII jzerowi ludzi jemu oddanych.
ludzi L jego kasty pochodzacych.
Prusakow, Prusakow jeszczc
raz Prusakow. Hindenburg dla
swego pochodzenia pruskiego do
chrapai sic wlasnie tel Ywielko--
sci"
(Ciag daisy nastapi.)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-01
,MacierZ Polska".
Dfiary ma Cele Narodo.
\ we i Dobroczynne.

}lPckwitowania ofiar ZiOzonych M
'eIs narodowe Iub dObroczynne, "a
aieszczamy wnaszem pismie tylko
stedy, gdy je nam nadesla uprawnio-
.e do zbierania takich ofiar Komite-
:, aIbo Zarzady zakiad6w dobroczyn
sch. aIbo tie wtedy, kiedy zostana
ozone vs. naszej Administracyi do
i~ysgania DO owych Komitetow 1 Ia
(. GOV.
! Me u-micszczamy zas nadsylanych
Il wiadomoSci o koIektowaniu' te-
1rodzaju ofiar PREY r6znych spo-
A~nosciach prywatnychh, dop6k o.
komitety Tub zarzady nam ME
Tesla sprawozdah, IL je otrzymafy.
;ezcli przeto zarzadzi sic jakas ko-
ia ma cele patryotyczne, albo do
kezynne ma jakichs prywatnych "a
&xach. weseIachh, chrzcinach itp.'
przeGewszystkiem nalezy pienia--
. zebrane zlozy5 W biuracn komi-
low fnp. p. C. K. r. lu5 Rady Ma
seowej .nb irnych organizaeyi, al
\ taz " biu-ze Zarzadu sakiadu do
Annego), aIbo wreszcie W ma
sAdn:nsst-aeyi do wysiania W
asscs wlasciwe / prosic o zamiesz-
ais 2okwitowania W na5zem pis-
SadsGiana do mas prywafnie
Klomcse o zarz4dzeniu takiej ko-
s. idzic niezmfcnnie do kosza bss
sSiednienia-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-05-01
ME GO Ma

SINCE LUB BOLESNE MIEJsCA.
n loans Imminent szybko wsiakn ben
n~acierania. CzystsIy niz kleIste
~ pIastry tiuste mascle 1 ME draEni
4 wala sk6ry.
MIej pod reka flaszeczke ma wypa-
dek below reumatycznych, nerwowych
ma pedagre. potiuczenia, zwichniecie
b6le W krzyzach b6le to u%stepuja 20
uzyciu Sloan's Linimentu. Flaszki o
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