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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08

cki Swistek czytaja, potem, gdy
sic ma mas zydzi re swa
k%ampania pogromowa
pierwsza ,,Staatszeitung' "a
raz i'm sekundowaia, wrzeszczac
ma alarm i z CORY potepiajac o.
czywiscie - Polakow, przyczem
narodowost nasza tax tam zochy-
dzono, wyszydzono, sponiewiera.
no - tax, IL podobnego przykla-
du W publicystyce jakiejkolwiek
- ME pamietamy! Charaktery.
stycznem to by1o, jak sic W owen
piSmie i odnosnym artykule jego
wyladowala Gala bezmierna oily
Ga i zloSc i jad, jake dusza zbio-
rowa niemiecka w sobie warzy-
niby W makbetowym kotle zbro-
dni!...
Obecnie kolej przyszia ma ad-
wokatowanie niemiecczyznie W
zaborze pruskim - wobec poste-
pow TAME polskich, w ostatnich
dniach poczynionych. ,,Marchii"
swej w~schodniej bronia tax pi-
sza, swoich dawnych posad i
dziedzin, DO Poznah to tel .mar-
chi" stolica dawna, Gdaisk ME-
miecki - Niemcom konieczny -.
pisza, re skoro prezydent Wilson
przysadza malym narodowosciom
dostep do mora TO rozumiec
to MONA jedynie przez interna-
cyonalizacye drog wodnych i Pc
wnych port6w (Moraczewski So
cyai - premier warszawski o in
ternacyonalizacyi Gdahska!.....
Charakterystyczna zgodnosciD /
.raczej niepodobna, body to by}o
przecie z krzywda Niemiec!!...
~
Pod bluznierczym tytulem
,Jeszcze Polska" we wczoraj-
Sym numerze q 7. ~ Stats
zeitung" n~apisano dwie szpalty
oburzajacych klamstw i zmysleh
re wszelkich mozliwych dziedzin
- politycznej, historycznej, etno-
graficznej, statystycznej, ekono-
micznej - jake wreszcie chcecie
- ma poparcie wzmiankowanych
tez, re wiaSnie i Poznan ich - /
Gdansk ich - i Prusy ich i
ich - wszystko ich! Pre-
Gle cd Potnocnego Nora do In
Oceanu-wszystko ich
bye miaio! Azeby ma ten sick ca
" lgarstw prusaczych odpowia--
dac - trzebaby ksiazke napisac!
- Me oplaci sic to: znamy ich
my. Una ich dis SWAT caiy z
glosami ich takitni z pcwnoscia
sic ME bedzic!
Azeby tylko niektore podkre-
Sic s~zczegoly, zaznaczamy owo,
jak skwapliwie Niemcy podchwy-
tuja projekt re strony polskiej,
niestety, rzucony - internacyona
lizacyi Gdahska: ledwie socyali-
styczny premier tymczasowego
lliby rzadu warszawskiego rzecz
te oglosil, juz macie o tenn
caly artykui niemiecki! Jake to
podpada, jak dowodzi ukrytych
rici, wciaz iaczqcych rzadzaca
chwilowo partye W Warszawie,-
z Prusami: niedarmo nieprzerwa-
ma Jest a utrzymywana pilnie, a
strzezona komunikacya TELEGRAPH
czna p~omiedzy Warszawa a Ber-
linen - via Wrociaw, gdy niema
mp. zadnej absolutnie komunika-
cyl pomiedzy Warszawa a Pozna-
niem... Czy i to ME podpadaj9-
&c? Me otwieraz to oczu, ME u
kazuje ukrytych kiepsko sprezyn
z Berlina, dzialajacych w Warsza
wie-przez konnekcye a duchowe
krewiehstwa ala Bupd socyalisty-
cznv i Liebknechtow wskazania O.?
Is fecit, cui prodest - powiada
maxyma: Niemcom Gdahsk po-
trzebny, a wiec przez Moraczew-
skiego usta - oni mowia, reka
jego oni pisza...
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-01-08
Jakby to Niemcy mleG
pragneM...

pragnei!...
Niemcy wciaz sic jeszcze re
swa rola pogodzic ME moga! Ia
pominaja zawsze, re minefy CA
sy, kiedy sic liczono Z tenn, co o.
nj sadza, co oni giosza czegc
oni chca ola siebie, nastala zaS po-
"a, w ktorej przeprowadzi sic do
kiadnie rekuperacya wszystklch
ofiar zachiannoSci niemiecko-pru-
saczej, odbierze sic wszystko, CO
zagrabili, a zamknie sig ich szczel
ME W ich dzisiejszych granicach
etnograficznych, W ktorych do
piero dostana i MECH soble maJ9
= prawa rowne z innymi ludami:
tam, Ii siebie MECH robia, co chca;
SWAT jeno baczyc bedzie, by sic
iznowu ME wyiamywali z ograni-
czen naiozonych-ku szkodzie So
shadow blizszych i ~dalszych. Po-
w~iadamy-Niemcy wciaz sic W
TEN w~szystkiem znalezt ME mo-
ga, ME zdolni pojat, re ma to i'm
zesz}o - re to fakt, ktory sic juz
ME odstanie.
Vice pc pismach niemicckich
jeszcze pefno tonow bunczucz-
nych. wiele tam efronteryi i aro-
gancyi, ktorej sic ME oduczy ma
rod ten zbyt rychio, wychowany
cd kilku pokoleh i trenowany
w wygorowanej bucie przez Pru-
sak6w. WieSci o takiem wfaSnie
zachowaniu sic Niemcow otrzy-
mujemy Z Europy, czytamy o
tenn, jak tam przemawia prasa
niemiecka, ktora - choc targana
rozterkami wewnetrznemi ma 70.
wni z calym narodem niemiecklm
= wzgledem zagranicy ME prze-
stale W gornym Spiewac tonic
Wyjatek jedyny, gdy skomlq o
zywnoSc: - wtedy pokorni i o.
bleSnie n%atretni. :. Czysto pc ME
miecku - pc krzyzacku: gdy po-
trzebuja i prosic musza - to po-
korni i unizeni chytrze, gdy ME,
- grozq i gwalca! Znamy to do
brze!
Typowym przykiadem senty-
mentow, jake nurtuja wSrod dzi-
siejszych Niemcow - So tutejsze
gazety niemieckie: nieraz mieli-
smy sposobnosc wspominac o t.
wv. Illinois Staatszeitung' wy
chodzacej w Chicago, organic do
ostatecznoSci nikczemnym, ktory
czasu swego musiai bye zamknie'
ty przez wiadze amerykahskie
dla swej zdradzieckiej pro-ger-
manskiej propagandy i wrogiego
stanowiska wzgledem rzadu; -
~przypominamy, re gazeta ia "a
~lecaia nawet uczenie Ameryka-
now neutralnosci ~praktyczna me-
toda walenia kijem po brzu
chu (dosiownie: ,,Stockhiebe auf
den Bauch!"). w dawnych CA
sach, pred wojna pismo to maj
czySciej hakatystyczne wyrazalo
poglady ma sprawe polska - je-
sli mt ku temu zdarzyla sic Okla
zya; teraz - wobec kollapsyi
Centralnych, przegranej ich VOL
ny uzywa sobie, ma silnych ME
megac - choe ma tych, co chwl-
lowo siabi, W pierwszym zas re
die ia Polsce i ma Polakach, o
ktorych tam razporaz znajdujemy
kwiaty wdziecznych wzgledem
Polski intencyi - jedne wonniej-
SEE i k~raSniejsze Cd drugich.
Przypominamy cudowne refe--
raty tel gazety o stosunku Pola-
k6w wzgledem Rusinow i Litwi-
now - pisalismy o tenn zawsze
zwracajac uwage naszych roda-,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Athletic Meet
Scheduled for
August 1923
Marathon Over War-Torn
Roads; Dates May Cause
Change in American Plans

BRUSSELS, Dec. l6.-The official
program and schedule for the Olympic
Games to be held in Antwerp next
summer were announced TO-DAY by the
Belgian Olympic Committee. The in
ternational meet, with competition in
more than twenty different branches
of sport. will open on April l and con-
tinue with occasional breaks until vir-
tually the first Of October.
The track and fed championships.
including the Marathon race from
Brussels to Antwerp, the feature
event of the games, will cover a
period Of nine days, from August Is
to 23
The dates for the different events
follow:
Hockey, April to 10; yachting, July
II to Ia; shooting, July "a to 81, at
Beverloo; polo, July Is to August 9, at
Ostend; archery, August to 6: cycle
racing, August 8 and 10: track and
neld athletics and Marathon race. Au-
gust 1o TO %: tennis, August is to
September %; boxing, August l5 to
~; wrestling, August Is to 81; fenc-
ing. August "a to September 5: rugby
and association football, August 9 to
September .; modern pentathlon, Au-
gust "A TO 27;s gymnastics, August 80
TO 29; grass hockey, August 80 to Sep
tember o; horse sports, September 6
10 12; swimming, September 22 to 90:
rowing, Septe mber q to 29.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
MAY Change Some Dates

Members Of the American Olympic
Games Committee when Informed last
night of the selection of the dates for
the various competitions at Antwerp
next year expressed satisfaction with
the program with the exception Of IN e
dates seected for the winning end
rowing events 1t was pointed out that
these contests, falling Almost month
after the comp elton Of the track and
rield games, would badly upset the
plans for the American team now be-
ing organized.
Unless change can be effected it
n1ev be necessary to send the 'eam to
Belgium in two sections, as the swim
mers and oarsmen, d delegation run
ming into double figures, cannot be
transported with the track contingent
and held in Belgium Tor month after
the major portion OF the team IS en-
route for home.
Plans for the formation of the
American team are rapidly advancing
and arrangements for the housing of
between 1870 and 200 contestants from
the United states are we'll under way
Owing 10 the low altitude Of Ant
yVrp it has been dec .ded to quarter
the team at d considerable distance
from the scene Of the games and trans
port the entrants from day to day to
the stadium as required b. the pro
gram. This was considered to be a
wiser course than to permit the ath-
letes to be quartered amid the noise
and confusion of the city and in close
proximity TO the damp air Of the salt
meadows
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Park Mad los Csmith). TO o l. "S" to 's'ea and
: to 3, second Lonely. 1os (Rowan), to
5 to and TO 5. third Time. 1:l4
IVA Cuba, Lady Harrigan. Clear the Way
Cancion, Sedgegrass. Plain Bill and Ca
tanlh d so ran.
Fourth race (four-yea~- and upward ;
one mile and seventy yards; purse, $500
Sands of Pleasure. 1os tMoryes) to !. :
90 10 and l to 4. won, Lively. los (Luns
ord), TO l, to and TO 3. second ;
: TO 1. third. Time. 1:s4 SO. Precious and
Jathsr also
F.fth race (The Plaquemine Handicap;
i ages, five and half furlongs: purse
lO0)-Iacola 1l2 Lunsforo) to J. to
10 TO- ! to and out. second The Boy
1O (RodriQuez). to l. to 8 and 3 TO g.
aird. Time. 1905 40. Ira Wilson, Enmity
md Toto also
sixth raeo Claiming; three year olds
lurse. s5Oo)-Dra gon Rock. H. tButwell).
TO l. to and to >. won; Statiin, l07
I)onohue), is to I, to and TO l. sec
ond, W. II. Buckner III (Boyle). 10 to |,
10 l and TO /, third 1ime, l:47 d.
Sea Urchin. Rookery, Dan Dodge, Brlckley,
q. King, Marauder ana Willigan also ran.
Seventh race Claiming: three-year olds
nd upward one mile and three -siKteenths
purse S60ol--Deckmate. l0I tBuxton).' 3
to /. 6 to and to .. won: Little Cottage.
second Bajazet. 81 (ColtileltD, TO l. 9
% & and / to 2. third. Time 100 3-S;
Christie Holten, Kentucky Boy, Ell Rey and
Puts and Calls also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Also eiigible~Lloyd George. 10; Donna
Grafton lo7 Polyganist. 1lo.
Second race Nour-year-old and upward;
five and one-half furlongsl-a Doctor Fab.
ss; Ruth Strickland 100: New Model. 100;
Shapiro. 100: 'Cobalt, 1o3; katahdin 1903:
rfosperos Baby. lo3; Charles Geggus. lOs;
Smiling Maggie 49, M3ss Mady L9nsfegw
Kirstie's Cub, l16. Also gible--DoneJ ose.
los .Eetthe. lo7; Valerie West. 100.
Third race Claiming: three-year-olds
and upward six furlongs)-'Juanta III.
9s; Reilloc. 100 Malice. 100; High Note.
103; c. A. Comiskey. 1903; DR.. Kendall.
i0S: Ermitana, lo5; Spokane Queen. lo5;
DAY, iii. Miss Kruter, l1s. Also eligible
Robert Mantell. 1903, Sayonsrra, l05; Mil
ton Roblee, lo3
Fourth race Claiming; three year-olds
and upward: six furlong gs)-'Brother Mae
Lean 1os Ant9Insste ne,o lCS Ge5o l9s
Pollux, Ill; Subahdar III; Rey el Pleas
anton. III; Port Light. lie; "A. y. Akin,
115; Nominee. Ill.
Fifth race tcaddo Handicap; all ages;
one mile and seventy yards)-Thistledon
lo6: sun Gold. 10S Ballet Dancer II. ll2;
Breeze, ia
and upward: one mile and seventy yards)
-'Lucile p. 1o2; 'Leta. 1oe Clara Mar
tin. l07; 'Bajazet, l09; Capital City.
1908; Little Gink. 10: Athena 1lo: Don
Dodge. 40; Lottery. 10: Taniac, llo. w.
II. Buckner 10; Thursday Nighter. 11S.
Seventh race Claiming; four-yesr- oids
and upward; one mile and Il sixteenth
.Mab. lo5. 'Prince Henry. los: Miss Filley.
10; Dragon Rock, llo: Gordon Roberts
ll0; Capatania, 40; Little String. llo;
Star Shooter. Ito: Starter, ITO; Parrish.
l13; Philistine, ll3.
Apprentice allowance Of fvs pounds
claimed.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Havana Entries

First race tmaiden two-yeAr-olds; avs
furiongs; purse, eSoe)-Hotfoot. il3: Magic
Me!noly. AZ. honnie Bird. iI2; Vain
CnicA, l12 Miss X. III. Cuba. II2
Second racs tcla,mins: thre. -yea.-olds
"AcciaIn alton, ss: sThe Glea.aer, So: sOu.u
so9. Ihs9aors Fair. 100. .sAaAtety, 20;
l9s; NaoIai Walton. Jos.
Third race {c'ainins: ehree ee-year-oias
and upward, SIX furlongs purse. Ssoe)-
prince Direct. 9s: "Feiciosd, ioc Buster
Clark, 1903; 'Enos 1903: Eddie Trnntor ioS,
James G., 1oe; &axins Choice. 1885, Bian-
Fourth race Claiming; thres-yeA.-oids
and upward six furlongs: purse, t6oei-
Golden Chance, 100. sTwenty-sev-n. i0s.
'Dr!fheld. los; Rhymer. I8s; Per.gourdine
los: Blanche Donation 1c$: Aanganese
l0s; Goldstore, 1i0.
Fifth race Claiming; sor shree-year -olds
and upward one mile and one-eighth :,
purse. $s0o)-Misericorde. 90; ponerens
ss; Native Soil, ee; sTimothy J. Hogan 50:
Franz burke. l04: Egnont. .o4: Half and
Half. ioT; Great Gull los.
Sixth race Claiming: thyee-ysar-oIds
purse ss0o)-'Little Cote, %: sHomnn 81,
Crystal Day, io1: Night Owl 1906 Ril.
Hunley. los; Fairly. 1913; UrAr, ios: OMsi
ley. loa
Apprentice allowance claimed
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Colonel Liliiard. 10 tCrump). to 1. to
and to 8. won Major Bradley. ~
Buckhorn II. 40 (Lux). to /, 8 to and
to 5. third. Time, l:1<%-5 Diomed Bar
dora. Incinerator and Perfect Lady also
ran.
Second race tpurse. $500: three,yesr-
King Tuscan. IA tConnors): even. to o
and out. won; King Worth. i14 fTaylor),
to 3 TO and opt: second Helen A. in
- tcolin)s. % I. to ana 70 =
Phedogen and Frasculo also ran
Third race tpurs.. $500. .hres-year-oias
i1rst Puilet: ia tMorrissey)- 70 e..
Cyingheld). , to !. even ami to Z Sc
ond Leot Fay lo2 (Arcnamoslt). to-
to and to s. thru. Time. 1914. Red
Snow Queen. Raneau and BaEdadir. .lss
ran.
Fourth race tpurse. $500. shrce-year-oi-
race being declared or>Vr:ekis Fanc:
won, Keynar. ,o2 1chiavetta5. TO /. .
to and 20 6, second: Uranium. Ia.
nomas>. Is to I; to ! and to !: thirc
Time, i;13 l-5. Lady Lansden. Felic,dso.
Exempted. Buster Clark. Cnwiss Child.
Blanche Donation. Hasty Cora. Bunice aat
Peaceful star q so ran.
Fifth race tpurss. 800; three-yesr-old-
and upward: claiming. one mil. and one.
xteenth)-Corydon. 100 tLuxl, to 2.
to 10 and out won: Don Thrush. 100
tPickensl. to 5. TO 8 and out. second
Magnet Land. SO tkoppleman). t2 to |. 3
70 and out third. Time. 1851 Skeer
Face and Berlin also ran
Sixth race tpurse. $500: three-year-od d
ana upward; claiming. ono milo and ntiy
ya4us) s)--aary's Magnetic, 80 tJarrslD. "a
!. 70 and % :. won Ned i;lybriHht
! n "a I'D
second: Woodthrush. llS lMuI..y). g
40 20 Anu oGt. third. Time. l:5<A-5
fonlard, Terrible Mirs, Dyrne. Miss Swesr
and Bill Simmons also ran.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
ex Again Tops National Pitchers
For Efficiency; Ruet/,er Rated First

denyd
Akxnd tna gptcrne
soimpres
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believed that in
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no waptcd
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New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Just Punching the Bag
Decided Deficit in Lightweight Diuision
By w. o. Mcclellan

There the lightweight division which
once crowded with candidates the
present lightweight Champion g
If Leonard should knock Giuseppe Johnny
Dundeewhen they
month"; Benjamin find himself the young
ander Of the ightweights, with nobody to conquer
dundee and Leonard have boxed with
their boxing has been largely Of the exhibition
rounds being possibility being
pointed and losing the title
next month He drop
he can, and there who believe he
Time when the ghtweghts crowded with
boxers of high type Cans Nelson Hyan Thompson Cross
Britt and dozen others At that light
weight division was the most active and the
appears that Leonard only
get out Of the division open competition to grow
out Of it There is nobody the horizon who
kel looking ogical contender seems 70 be
Joe Benjamin. the California lightweight Billy picked
up on the Coast Benjamin has been
these days Leonard teach his Savage
the boxing instructor of Charlie Wee along
beat Savage in q gruelng
Benjamin will box Mickey Doney Macay Newark Sports
mems Club next Monday night trip
series of victories and there Mickey put
any serious obstacles In the Of Benjamin.
Frank Moran orreopped psburgh who made numbering
but valiant attempt Willard appear In the bill
with Sergeant Burke the
went and got himself knocked out by Tony
the other night Another antagonist
Jimmy Wilde going try again with an American boxer
tie has been matched with Carl Tmne Cleveland BANTAM
Years Day Matt Hmle convinced
the sharkey and believes that there Is
prejudice against him in this country
Sharkey tough begin picking en- AS
matter Of fact the little Slider class and more
promise tnan the present banamweght champion Temane
his section of the Great Lakes decision to his
second intended FOR England
home and beauty
It begins to look Young had inherited
some his famous parents waop his other
night Young Robert persistence one Ed Kin
ley who pretty fair trial horse Young Robert
over the midewegh limit will be remembered that Fzsmons
elder both mwegt heavyweight champion at one time
0ug Robert might DO something day
the competition the heavyweight to have
any dreams of the effects Of heredy in that
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Havana Racing
Badly Marred
By Heavy Rain
Various Events Reduced and
Favorite Players All at
Sea: Corydon a Winner

HAVANA, Dec. 16-The heavy rain
OF the last twenty-four hours made the
going very heavy at the local track
to-day, and the different events were
greatly reduced, the original fourth
race being declared off and cheap
claiming event being substituted. The
players were all at sea in their at
tempts to locate the winners, the bad
going helping to make their task very
difficult.
The fifth race, at mile and a six
teenth, proved to be the feature Of
the day, and it resulted in quito an
upset, when Corydon was returned the
winner over the odds-on choice, Don
Thrush. The favorite went out to
make a runaway race of it, but he
found the going to be against him
He tired badly in the last furlong, and
Corydon, closing with q rush, won by
three-quarters Of length, while Don
Thrush was about the same distance
in front OF Magnet Land.
Colonel Lilliard, after many unsuc-
cessful attempts, finally won heat
when he galloped off with the first
race. he took the lead at the start
and won by length from Major Brad
ley, with Buckhorn II third, hals 6
length back.
King Tuscan, the recediug odds-on
favorite. scored very easily in the
| second race, defeating a fast bunch OF
sprinters. He was slow to break, but
Connors rushed him up fast, and, TAX
ing the lead at far turn, won by three
lengths from King Worth, which. in
turn, was FIVE lengths before Helen
Atkin.
First Pu!let made runaway race OF
the third event, winning. pulling MP
by three lengths, while Ambassadol
was just neck in front Of Leoti Fay
The fourth race (the substitute race
resulted in victory for Fickle Fancy
the second choice. She went into the
lead early. set good pace and won b,
three lengths. Key Mar was second,
length before Uranium. The last even
went to Mary's Magnetic. with Nee
Milybright second, and Wood Thrush
the oddson favorite, third.
The results:
Firss race (purss. $500: two-yesr-oids
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
BASE ON BALLS
sTRIKEOUTs

official OF balls
MOST oases on balls and
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

the completely wrecked outer rim Of
forts at Wavre, destroyed b. the shells
of the big Berthas, and the hundreds Of
graves of the fallen combatants.
The race probably will be run over
Belgian block and asphalt course un-
less special provision is made for a
soft dirt pathway paralleling the main
roads.
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

1914. The runners will pass through
Malines, famous for the determined
stand of Cardinal Mercier and the
Cathedral which the Germans used as
an observation post in their attack on
Antwerp.
All along the twenty-five miles will
be evidence of the bitter fighting in
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

g. i a. Smith. Toney,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
Marathon Route Historic

1t also was pointed out that the
course for the Marathon race from
Brussels TO Antwerp will be over his
toric ground and along the same roads
over which the German army advanced
in its initial attack on Belgium at the
beginning Of the World War IN August,
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17

Goodwin. McQuilan. Saerdel. i
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
|ads-On Choice Beaten
10 New Orleans Feature

Plw ORLEANS. Dec. 1e.-only two
'"'e' crossed the finish line first in
'veh races at Jefferson Park to-
IN the Plaquemine Handicap, &
'aa half furlongs dash for al
winch was the feature event. c.
Tpegate' 8 Arnold went to the bar
=" odds-on favorite. but met with
", as did the choices in the sec
'A'fo' fourth and seventh races.
''' At long odds, beat home Kohl
IL TIE. second race. Maize, an
"ns price winner, knocked down
. .s'0rite in third. Chief, the choice
'ourth event, was beaten home
.,, saos Of Pleasure. Tacola won from
& ''a IN the fifth.
lie results:
a hsif h1fe ltwo-year-olds maldens, i've
snps, lin sIHTcsYngs purse. :5o0)-Ace OF
e ana ss0anoran. 1to tRowan}, TO /.
Eapsl). !, even, second; Yaphank. 11s
A i;osii 10 ), even and 10 2. third
"a. chsi,... Virginia dor. p. Moody.
II and "a Mountain Girl. Miami
spw,rrS,c race tciaiming. three-year-olds
r. los 'sox SIX furlonss. purse. 5000
|.sa: KohS,cotO. 10 to ], 4 20 and . to
sss) oss second; General, ia (Rod-
EA ii. 2 10 / and even. third
nns,,. Eddie Mcbride, Dolly. Dis
IL and James T Clarke also
10. ~ eclaiming;i two-year-oids; six
re-. $soo)--Maizs, 1c1 (Wida).
New-York tribune., 1919-12-17
New Orleans Entries

First race (maiden three year-olds and
Ave and one-half furlongs)--Ratn-
how Girl. lo7; Mary Josephine, 1o7 Brown
10: Leinster, no. Summer Sigh. l10
Mayor Calvin, Ito; Hopover, no; Sir
Grafton, ITO; Duke John. 113; Napthalius.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1919-11-13
F0GGY?
If Bilious, Constipatsd or
Headachy take
"Cascarets."

Tomorrow the sun will shine for
you. Everything will seem clear, rosy
and bright. Your system is filed with
liver and bowel poison which keeps
your skin sallow, your stomach upset,
your head foggy and aching. Your
meals are turning into poison, gases
and acids. You cannot feel right. Don't
stay bilious or constipated. Feel splen-
did always by taking Cascarets occa-
sionally. They act without gripping or
inconvenience. They never sicken you
like Calomel, Salts, Oil or nasty,
harsh pills. They cost so little too
Cascarets work while you sleep.-Adv.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1919-11-13
SOCIALIST ELECTED TO HOUSE
FROM WISCONSIN Is DENIED
OFFICE BY HEAVY VOTE.
BERGER MAKES NO DEFENSE
Attacks Executive Branch of Govern
ment-CalIs Law Makers Grub
Der Stamps Of the Ad-
ministration.

Washington. Victor L. Berger,
Milwaukee Socialist, was denied hiA
seat in the House by an overwhelm-
ing vote, the House holding he was
ineligible for membership because of
his open opposition to war. Consid-
GRAFTON of the right of Berger to 4
seat proceeded amidst somewhat Of
an uproar in the House chambers and
with crowded galleries. A detail Of
capitol police guarded the entrance
of the mems gallery. Berger's wife
and nephew were in the public gal
iery until shortly before the roll call,
but Berger himself, after alternating
during the debate between the cham,
Ler and the Hobbies, left just as the
vote began.
The resolution on which the House
acted in refusing Berger a seat fol-
lows the unanimous report of the
elections committea reciting his al
legged seditious utterances and dis
loyal activities during the war, and
said:
Resolved, That under the facts
and circumstances of this case, Vic
tor l.. Begrer is not entitled to take
the oath of office as a representative
in this House from the Fifth Congress
sional District of the State of Wis
consin or to hold a seat therein as
such representative"
Explaining his activities, speeches
and articles, but making no defense,
Berger attacked the executive branch
OF the government and then turned
on members as rubber stamps of
the administration" This drew from
Representative Blanton of Texas,
Democrat, a demand that he confine
his marks to his own activities in
connection with the war Berger
charged that his exclusion as mem
Der of Congress would be cut and
dried affair because 1 am a Socialist
and opponent of war and profiteer-
ing"
Judsonia weekly advance., 1919-11-13

State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he is
q Co, doing business in the City of To-
ledo County and State aforesaid, and that
said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
(SeaD A. w. Gleason, Notary Public.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE is TAX
en- Internally and acts through the Blood
on the Mucous Surfaces of the system.
+: ]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
F. j. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.