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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
PRESIDENTS CUP
TO FRANK H. ELLIS
Wins Over A. Y. P. Garrett,
FL, in rs Holes at Chevy
Chase Club.
Perseverance counts in golf.

Perseverance counts in golf.
This virtue was never shown to bet
ter advantage than yesterday after
noon in the final round Of match play
for the presidents cup, a closed handi-
cap event for Chevy Chase Club golf
ers. It enabled Frank H. Ellis. one Of
the clubs longest hitters, to defeat A.
Y. P. Garnett. after the latter had led
him all the way and was dormte up.
The match was extended seven holes
by a ruling of the golf committee to
enable the handicap which Garnett
was conceded by Ellis to work itself
out. and Ellis won. 2 and 1. in TWEEN
ty-flve holes.
Three down at the turn in the eight
een-hole match. Ellis found himself
forced to concede his steady opponent
four strokes on the in nine. A stymie
which he laid himself at the short
tenth.didn't help matters at all, and
the hole was halved in SIS, notwith-
standing Ellis was on the edge Of the
green from the tee and his opponent
was short in two shots. Ellis made up
for this lapse by winning tho eleventh
with q against Garnstt's 8. The
conceded a stroke. and the thirteenth
also was halved in 4. Garnett had a
good chance to win the fourteenth
with his stroke handicap. but in the
soft fairway his ball was buried aft
er playing his second shot, and the
hole was halved.
Ellis ran down a 10-foot putt for a
half in s at the fifteenth and the six
teenth was halved by Garrett with
the help Of stroke. His ball after
the golf committee ruled that it was
buried in casual water in the fairway
and he dropped back without loss. Ell
lis played two fine shots to the seven
teenth, winning the hole. AS, when
Garrett topped his second shot.
lis ball was buried from the tee ana
his second shot was still short Of the
bunker on the eighteenth, while Gar
nett's second was only fifty yards
short Of 1.-The green. Ellis, however.
put his third shot on the green and
fourth on the edge and was down in 6
to his opponents 6, Ellis winning the
hole and halving the match
Garrett tired rapidly on the extra
seven holes. and, notwithstanding the
four strokes allowed him.: was unable
to hold Ellis in check. losing by 2
and 1.
Cards in the annual tournament for
the liberty cup. to be played this week
at the Chevy Chase Club. now are be-
ing turned in. Pairings for the match
play rounds will begin Wednesday
afternoon. thirtytwo to compete in
the first match play round.
Charles H Doing. jr.. entered the
final round in the competition for tho
club championship Of the Washington
Golf and Country Club by defeating
James T. McClenahan yesterday in a
semi final match, and 3. The other
semi-final match is between Capt. H.
H. Grifith and George E. Truett and
probably will be played next week.
The winner OF this match will meet
Doing in the thirty-six hole final.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Chicago scor1nE. toucndownCole %,
Elton). Goals from touchdown-HigEins (3).
Goals from aeld-Graham. Safety 2. Referee
Mr.. Robinson. Indiana. umpire-Mr. Clark.
Head iinesman-Mr. Carithers. Illinois. Time
Of periods-15 minutes each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Iowa ...o 90 So
Minnesota %. o 6 0e0
Iowa seoring-Touchdown, Lehman. Field
goaEA. Derine. Minnesota scoring: Touch
aoeown.-Ruben. Referee-Mr. ]. Madigsohn.
aMieMgan: Umpire-Mr. Karl Adams. Ohio
Ssate. Field judge-Mr. ]. Eitheley, Illinois.
lime OF periods-15 minutes each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

The new ninth green at the Columbia
Country Club, an elevated affair about
thirty yards beyond and slightly to
the south Of the present ninth green.
is rapidly nearing completion and may
be ready for play next spring.
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v. p. I. Kicks OF to State.

v. p. I. kicked off in the second
period and Mackert returned the ball
to the 35-yard line. State opened up
in this period with plays which net,
ted ground. but long runs usually,
were followed by a poor choice or
plays and a consequent turning over
of the ball to the opposing eleven.
Barall ran back kicks well for the
Maryland team. Despite the heavy
footing, he returned nearly every punt
for from 10 TOGO yards. However. the
Maryland interference did not consist
emily pick OF opposing men and the line
did not block near so well as 1t should.
Taken all in all, especially consider
ing the condition of the field, the
game really was better than could
have been expected. There was hardly
a spot on the field where secure foot
ing could be found and most Of the
gridiron was covered with mud. which
made any kind of running rather pre-
carious. Despite such conditions there
were forward passes galore, ana the
accuracy with which the muddy ball
was passed was surprising. Lancaster,
who did most of the tossing Tor the
Virginians, shot the ball with dead
ly accuracy on more than one oc-
casion into the waiting arms OF one or
his teammates. 1t was Lancaster's ac-
curacy in making this play which
produced the winning touchdown.
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Princeton....... 9 %
Colgate. o OF
Scorins-Colgate Touchdown, Watkins
Goal from r t9uc;ndoT M,- Refsrse1ME T.
Springfield. Field judse-Mr. Eberle, swarth-
more. Time of periods-10 and IL minutes
Head linesman-Mr. Hatch, williams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26

Yale scoring touchdowns-Kempton (2l.
Webb (2), Braden (substituts for Webb.
Goals from touchdownt-Crane III. French,
Braden, Goal from neld-French. Referee
Schwartz Umpire-GilliAdef. Field Judge.
Brown. Head linesman-Pendleton. Time OF
periods-14 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-10-26
MARYLAND STATE ?
BEATEN BY V.P.L.
Virginians Take Foot Ball
Game on Muddy Field
by 6 to o.
FORWARD PASSES COUNT
FORWARD PASSES COUNT
BY H. C. BYRD.

Maryland States foot ball team lost
it's chance for a bid for south Allan
tic honors yesterday when II went
down before Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute by 6 to 0. The two teams
fought through three scoreless peri
DDS, but the third ended with thez
visitors on the 1-yard line Of the
Maryland eleven. The ball was put
across for the touchdown Oh the sec
ond play after the beginning Of the
fourth period.
own 25-yard mark to Virginia Poly's
40-yard line. when q forward pass
was intercepted by Graham and car
ried to States 20-yard line before the
runner was Gowned. Here State held,
but on the fourth down the visitors
got away pass for a 12-yard gain.
After being held again. as far ae the
running game was concerned, they
lined up and shot a short forward
pass for their distance; the State bacs
waited until the man caught the ball
and then tackled him. This was the
preliminary part of the touchdown.
State Leads in Ground Gaining.
III Tic dCludl STOQnu &dIucQ oldlc
had the better of the visiting eleven.
making seven first downs against
five. Five of States first downs were
from running plays, while all V. p.
LIS were the result of forward
passes. States secondary defense
showed too much of a tendency to
wait until the man caught the ball
and then tackle him. Almost always
they were playing the man instead
OF the ball.
Ia,1a..a. ,,z ,,,.,-;.l.S H., Ao.h
HI. QUE and Groves. the last mentioned
pair doing the booting of the Mary
landers. However, the Tech quarter
back was the one individual star OF
he game. in that he got everything
out or his team there was in it. In
fact. it was Lancaster who prac.
tically won the contest, as IL was hit
judgment which pulled the chestnuts
out of the fire on several occasions.
v. P. l. can thank Lancaster for its
victory.
Maryland State opened the game by
kicking off to H. Hardwick, the v. +.
1. center catching the ball on It's drive
from the tee. That gave the Virgin
ians an advantage from the start,
placing the ball down in the middle OF
the field. They were unable to gain
and punted. The ball seesawed up
and down between the two so-yard
lines for about ten minutes, after
which V. P. got away with a sue
cessful forward pass which placed the,
ball on Maryland's 9-yard line. Thej
Blacksburg team was unable to gain,
though, and the Marylanders kicked
out of danger. In the second period
v, p. l. got the ball as result OF q
blocked kick and had only Is
yards to go for a touchdown. How
ever. State braced, held and gradually
worked the ball out Of danger and had
the oval in its possession in V. P. LIS
territory when the whistle blew end
ing the half.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
MANIFESTATIONS De LAS
SOCIEDADES TEMPE
RANTES

Todas las sociedades que han We
nido trabajando por Ia te~mperancia
en- Ell Eztado de Texas. celebraron
aver una junta en>el local Gle ocupa
Ia Sociedad Temperance de Mujeres
Cristianas. con Ell objeto de pcnerse
de acuerGo en- la forma DE- lievar g
cabo una gran manifestation de re-
gocijo por las noticias recibidas aver
de Washington, en- las que Sc indica
que Ia Legislature ha ratificado cue
Ia tempsrancia subsistira en- 81 ES-
tados &c Ia Union, entire los que sc
cuenta el de Texas, despues de 4
guerra.
La manifestation de referencia,
segin los acuerdos tonlados, consis'
tira en- una gran parada que Sc lie
vara a cabo muy en- breve, tomando
en- ella parte todos los miembros d.
las agrupaciones que este han venl-
do tabajando porQue en- Texas sc
desarrolle ei prohibicionismo.
Ia parada, que Sc quiere que sea
10 mas suntuosa possible, r%ecorrera
las principles GALES de Ia ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
MONUMENTO 4 LOS
SOLDADOS MUERT0S
EN- IA GUERRA

En- cI local de la Camara dc Co
mercio Sc efectuara hoy en- Ia tarde
una reunion de todas las ~sociedades
QUE estan intcreSadas en- ~perpetuar
la memoria de los SoldadOs de Te-
vas. Que murieron en- Europa COM
hatiendo contra Alemania, en- cuvo
asunto no Sc ha llcgado a TN deti-
nitivo acuerdo todavia, eXistierdo
actma'merta varios p~royectos.
Dichos proyectcs. cue desie hace
rar;os dias Sc vienen Gi-cut;endo Dor
las referidas agrupaciones son tres:
refiriGndose Uno & que ssa' TN monu-
mento, levantado en- ell rio de San
Antonio Y en- una de las principles
Gales de la ciudad. como va 10 diji-
mos cen anterioridad, 10 que prepetue
Ia memoria de los sold2dos teXanos,
mientras hay otros agTupadcs cue
opinan CUE sea IN auditorio, Y otras
personals que conSidsran que TN mG-
SEQ artis5ico haga recordar el sacri-
ficio de los soldados de este Estado
Que perecieron en- el Extranjero.
En- Ia session que hoy celebraran
las agTupaciones interesadas, sc dis
cutjrdn ampliamente los tres proyec-
toS mencionados tomandos calgUna
decision definitiva.
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iPOR QUE


Il Cs.5aagu con ~ri'io-as. sa.es. a~ce'te. u
: o.-as aro-as yc-@uosaE. cEantU = naSu-a.c-
- IN p-Oycidc GT& cara para Ia mayor Darte
dc las INTERMEDIATES del hor95ro?
: Yc estaha a--U.UadD Tor uEa gran m9.cs.la
CT q estoma@o. Eslaba uc-v.oso y dccaito, te-
MA perSIstcn'r INDIGESTION Y ccDS:pacicn,
que cacsaba -r6aica appendicitis : ioNcEsi:-
FEi rc~"-aGo no. yGri0s aHoS: probr toda ella
Sc de n54icus = G1eGlcIaaS : sin c,nEU" rcsl.-
tadc. Las ii.crEu-g, mcaIc!nas, n!.dor@s, &c.
cue tome. a-ru.uarun Conp,c-t-1cnic nj Csio-
mGgO. que ~ no 1uGiL s.VE'cFa Omar mas
mc1:cIuas: Y fin-in.eayC, cStaoa tan Gcon J
n~ery!cso que no pudc traoajar nj dormlr. Io
rst1b2 = -uSradO con TODD y GUERRA te-minnr
20 lie vi mode o &c o:ro. FuI con III ic'n"-
so doc:9r. qu!cn rc eyan'n im;erior7neD'e
con los Races :, = wc d.Jo Cue Gebia ser ope-
rado. pIcs dc oiro Godo nunca cstaria b!en.
Va re haDia dcc.G.Go = scr opcrado, cGanco
Of habla- Dc - hicrhas c~arativGS dc San
Bernardo ; Cuisc rrubarLas. Las probe y
Ge-pucs dc aiglnas dusis me SEMI aiivIado ;
dcc!G! ,osnar mas. DcsTues de- @l%uu TEMPO
ne scn.i como yu horG-e nuevc. Los dolores
e ue~y:1siiadca dc-ara-cgieron. pudc trahajag
Gormi- h:gu. Aho-a tenEo bacn appetite :
hc ITnent:sdo en- vlrur ' cT peso. Es;"S ma
g-rlclto n sI."G.
s. c-ted SURF de cualquie~a c~nfe-mcdad
&zl cstorra=o. EiEado. rlnones g !nieStncS'
cyaSGraSi.u, Indigestion. dolores. acIde@, DIES
0-te.cs ur!Ea-io-. do,eaCIaS fcm.ufuaE, CatI-
grr cstna1ara, @ intestinal, de5l.!Lad. nerE!oSi-
tad. i15oalH!u, c2tc-mcdades sccreGls, ImHu'
'eZaS &c - pICi, Cvai!lcan general. he:ncErcl-
dcs. depression. etc. @ $! II cs;5Hiago este
mai pur hate- tornado d.ie:UntcS meGicInaS q
p.ldgrG4, etc. CD,Uuc,S asa las "Hlcrh2s Dc
san Bc-1aruv. cl ms E-andr rcs.auvadCr dc
u sa!uG. Is una pvcparaci0n cic"ti;'ca dc
ditc-cates hic-bas : rlicys, y g mdy c;icaz,
= aEoEsagicJ y ar-adGbLe. Sc r"@' como ei
u. = TN gerlciiO natural. hs.-S hler535
no sG.a causan fail = Uuena acc!G. Intestinal,
s:ao aln EaS. e!iniaan subs.anc:a5 rcnenoSas
del S-istc-ra. p~ari..c&n IN SaaE-c, Jan bLen
apct.,o. p-omueveE bueHa digest n Y rclaac-
ven o c~o-riCcn Gcs6rGencs. Fl T-ccio Dc Is
KS hicraas - &c SL.OJ por paqUe.e. No hay
ada tan bE-rc como este. P--"bS'as son
r.eaas para todos: muie-cs : hoD5rcs. jo-
EMS y v.s!os E-vic $500 pos $ paGGe.ss u
Sis -or 1t par-e,e ! Sain. Bernard Gardens,
ri. New Orleans, L. Su dlac-o se-a dcvue!-
70 :! 10 queda abSolutamc2tr satisLccho.
laDN.1
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
SERAN DEFPEJAD0S LOS
PROXIlG0S DIAS

DeSrr"e De los tres dias d. llu-
Was habidos en- San Antonio Y todos
Sus alredcdores. cGva tom0"rNtura
Sc manifesto igual en- TODD el ESta-
DO. hah;on4o a!gunas poblaciones.
como Abilene. IN IA que n"vo. Sc a
nurcia en- las Oficiras Netereol0-
eicas dc Ia Ciudad que. dezde hoy,
los dias se~an despeiados. levantan-
dose n tom7eratura hasta hacerse
cast templ2da.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
Fl CONCERTO DE FSTA NGCHE
EN- LA MAIN AF. HIGH SCHOOL

Fsta noche = las SIS tendri We
rificativo or Ell aUditorio de "a Is
cucla Prnparatoria lie Ia .Avonida
Main. main Az. High SCHOOL, IN
concerto en- el one tomara rartc
nri0c'nal. ell c&lebrc Baritono-haio
Athu Middleton. de L. Metropolitan
G'ncra House de Nueva York.
r. programs saloccionado para cl
concerto. cs muy i~nte-csante, pues
comDrende alcuros rumeros de canto
que Const;tuvcn otras taltaS prue-
has H2ra los cantantes.
z, baritone Middleton es uno de
'oz meinr $ clementos con cue cuen-
a I" Comnania de Il Opera Metro
n~ol'rana de Nueva York, Y gOza de
le fama mundial. Posec un exte7so
rcg.stro que alcanza hasta el Sol al
to. q3e 10 capacita para salvar con
IRA facilidad los mas dificiles tro-
Zos lie 81 cuerda.
AcompaHara 4 Mr.. Middleton, cl
conocido pianist& Powell Weaver.
FL programme para csta noche, es
y sieuiente:
Recitation, II rage. I melt. I burn,l
&c Ia opera Acis Y Galatea, dc Han
dcl.-Aria, 0 Ruddier than The Che
-ry. ~Handcl.-Whehe'er you walk,
Handel.-Somc Rival has stolen my
true love away. Broadwood.-My
Lovely Cely, Munoe.-Thc Pretty Crea
ture, Lane Wilson.-Le Tambour Ma
ior. Thomas.-Povero Marirar. Mi
lil!atti.--Largc al Factotun, RoSsi-
ni.-Rcquiem, Homer.-Canci0n del
Banjo. Homer.-UncIe Roma, Homer.
flows my boy, Homer.
Baladas dc Kipling:
Follow me One, Beii.-Smug@lcrS=
Song, kernoch.u.-Mother o'Minc
TourS.-pany Dcever, Damrosch.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
GENUS CORN COBS'

ES III pan exquisite Y de apetito;
hecho de las subs;anciaS de! maiz,
trigo Y otros ingreG!entes puros Y
saludables. Bisn envuelJo, asl 10 l.
caera terra, nj h.bra menos suciaS
que 10 toquen, nj germenes cue 81 pc
Eetren en- q. Hagl "a prUe52 y que
dara convencido de que es IN deli
cioso pan Y de gran alimento para el
cUerpo humane. Pr5cios: Doce (i2)
piezas. 60c.; 81 pleas, $3.50 porte
pagado. NecesiIamos agenteS para
que vendan pan. pida informeS. Di-
riiase 4 GENUS PRODUCTS CO.
Station \. Dent. -. San Antonio,
Texas. tAdv,l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
5ERAM INSTRUTDOS LOS
S0LDADOS

La Association Cristiana de J6ve-
1es va a abrir una serie de cursos
De grammatical. aritmetica Y otras ma
interesantes en- Ell Fuerte Sam
Houston. con el fin de que en- elias
sean irstruidos los soldados de ca
balleria que ali Sc encuentran donli-
ciliados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
TRES MET. !ApnENFTS son
CJLTIVAD0S

Con religion 2 IA car7na6a inlc'ada
10 y Cohiero y nor varias soc'e-
Iadss de San A0tonio para Glc los
niles de las escuelas - dediqUcr 4
a agricultural. cu~itivanGo los iardi-
res de su residencia. on Il Superin~
-ondencia de Escuelas Pubiicas Sc he
;rformado que actualmente tres mil
quinientos jardines particulars c5-
tan siendo cultivadoS por los ninos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
PEKMISOS PARA FINCAR

5. Mora. un cuarto en- 89a2 CoIina: l.. F
Trru.ia. ur garagc en- 62qS River: Mia {
Cameron un cVarto en- 20S0 Waco: Z. s
Sucker. una casa de cinco cuartos en- 1885,
Ohio: Gran Opera House. varias compoz
turaS en- rs :. Alamo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
Sooto2ss s. R5,sonolz
DE EEGRESO.

Procedea,e dc II ciudad &c Torrc6n. y 4
conpaIada de su peQuefa hiiita, acaba de &c
gresar a esta ciudad de san Antonio la seao-
r. Dofa Beatriz Cas::ll6n Cara Aldapc, cs-
posa del DR.. D. Salom6 CARA Aldape.
La Sra. Garz2 Aldape. fue a IL ciudad Ia
cancra. con obje.o de asistir al matriaioric
de SUI hermana Be-ta, con cl Sr. Felipe G.
ncz Palacio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
ESTADO DEL TEEMPO

s. GnUnc;a para hoy, On San Antonio = sus
alrcicdorcs. I'm din desncjado y frio. con una
temncratu-a que variara entire y y 80 en- los
grades mirino=.
Sopla-an vien;os moderados del nortc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17

Virginia Alcman. en- >22 y. Pecos.
Maria Hernandez de Gonzalez en- G20 S.
San Saba.
Zeferino Perez. IT. en- 10 y. Frio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
MEJORADA.

Bas.ante mejorada del ataQuc de influenza
que h2ce algunos dias sufriera. Sc encuentra
IA Srita. Maria Luisa Vazquez Norma. hiJa
Del DR.. Francisco YGzquez Gomez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
Registro Civil
NACIMIENTOS.

Dos ui1os del senior Donaciano .Ampar:in
V de la scIo-a Elvira Birjan De Amparin,
en- il3 \. Leora.
Tn ai6o del senior Indalccio Maldonado =
de Ia senora Paula Rodriguez de Maldona-
do. IN i0i $. LAREDO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
EN- MONTERREY.

Procedente de es:a. en- In que radicara dcs-
dc hacr algiin tempo. ha lleGado I Il de
Monterrey. 81 Sr. Daniel Madcrc.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
DE TANPICO.

Para uno de los dias de Ia semana en- cur
so, es espcrado en- esta ciudad, proccceden-
tie del puerto de Tamrico, cl Ing. Guillerno
4. Alfonso.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-01-17
MATRIMQNIO.
c

MANUEL Qu;nonez y Eiocia Salinas.
Juan Hernandez y Antonio Villalohos.
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NON ELIAS " -
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ste dc 6usCar Aarico
Calya-.e C amor
=, I1:lsruC &c los SoEao--s
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s. Pa-alsc &c las Nu3er5
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+. - &c - NLnas
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IA Ma &c las Flores
IL Hell sn les La6ios
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L. Co--e del A-nc-
= "-.uceSa Gel Ola
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ga.L,:cs scar los Aofn6res
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p-s.yla=las 60 AElc-
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pr--ac lasau AS AajeEes
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F. Druer-C Ge Orc
= M.uusc-!to &c "a y
rARglILAS CIENIitlCAS
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-30
Niegdy$ bogaty rosyjski szla.
chcic obecnie !, " }achnlnach
" przygarbiionej pozycyi.
po Inocowaniu sic Z ubo-
stwem i hagiedya.

LONDYN q wrzesnia - Ro-
syjska kolonia W Londynie jest
m0cno zainteresowana historya
kt6ra nadeszla W ostatnich kiIku
dniach neulralnych KRAKOW
wzgledem losu tych kt6rzy Meg
.dys byli moznymi W swym kraju.
Pod kazdym wzgledem opowiada-
ja oni 0 mozolach, trafunkowo 0
cierpieniach a zawsze ub6stwie
i niedoli. {
w Helsingfors znajduje sic milo
dy ksiaze, nieco wiecej Cd chop
ca, kt6ry jest praktycznie bosy
bez jakich kolwiek widok6w do
stania lepszego obuwia gdy zima
nadejdzie. Podeszly odpad4y, a
jak historya opiewa kuleje boles-
ME gdy postepuje chropowalo
latanemi .ulicami. Mieszkajac W
budynku nieco wiekszym cd ivy
kfego mieszkania W TEN samem
miescie, rosyjski szlachcic wyso-
kiego rodu, kt6ry utraci1 maia-
tex pozycye zarabia sobie ma
zycie jako piekarz.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-30
koleie ochronia mlyny. Lecz
stalownie otrzymaia. tylko
pohzebe.

WASHINGTON, ~ wrzesnia =
w usi}kach napotkania pierw-
szych skutk6w strajk6w W stalow
mach W systemic transportacyi,
administracya kolejoWa postanowi
Ia dis system przeprowadzenia we
gil rudy zelaznej do staloWych
m}yn6w "a pozwoleniem kt6re og-
raniczy ilosc przewozow okreto-
wych do tego lie m}yny stalowe
mogq pomieScic przez czas strajku
Dyrektorzy regionu kolei dostar
scza pozwolen. NoWe rozporzadze-
ME umyslone W celu zapobiezenia
=okreslonego nagromadzenia tax
re do zapobiezenia wielkim ilos-
ciom kolejowego rynsztunku W ra
zie zapchania Plan bedzie opero-
wany mniej wiecej tax samo jak
ten kt6ry zostal przyjety do pre-
prowadzania zbioru przenicy..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-30
Nodziieje bankowii uabowai
100000.

EMDEN ILL, 26 Wrzesnia Ia
.bezpieczenia zabrane przez rabu-
SLOW ,kt6rzy okradli tutejszy bank
farmerski .dosiegna 100000 jak
wczoraj oswiadczyli urzednicy ban
ku.
w dodatku do $4,000 bond6w
korporacyjnych $31 200 bond6w
wolnoscii i znaczk6w oszczednosci
bandyci mieli zabrae trzydziesci
|skrzynek bezpiec zenstwa, zawiera-
jacych Wartosc oceniona ma pre-
sz1o $13, 600.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-30
Zatoniecle parowca VAL
banera q 1888 ludzmi na
p0kfadZie p0dcZas ma
Wafnicy ma Odn0dze
morskiej stwierdzone,
lecZ Zrab OkretOWy "a.
tOnaf.
zatrzymany przez piasek lotny
Poszukiwanie jest prawie niepo-
dobnem.
KEW EST. FLA. 2G vrzesnia,

KEW EST. FLA. 90 Wrzesnia,
Rozbicie wie'kiego pa.'owca 11ie
daiei,a ztad key zatontt kilka
dni tenlu, fn>pcznany jaIo hisz-
panski pasazer liniowiec Valba-
llcl'a Zdaje sic 5e zostal Zatopio
lily W obeenym wylewie n.orza
przy odnodze lnorskiej, J, JS9 oso-
Ean.i na poklaGzie, zostal powo'i
zatopiony W lotnym piasku na mic
liznie ma ktora zosta1 zapedzony,
jak dis raportowano.
zadne przedsiewziecia W celu
badania rozbicia okretu W celu
dociekania liczbie os6b pozosta-
iych na pok1adzie gdy parowiec
tonal w czrterdziesci stop glebo-
:kiej Wodzie ME bylo robionych cd
czasu gdy tutejszy kubanski kon-
sui telegrafowal do wlascicieli Val
banery re okret zostal odnale-
ziony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-09-30
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ME moze przyfaczyG
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sWiadczyf Yittani.

RzYM, 27 wrzessnia Tomas
50 Tittanii, zagraniczny minister,
osWiadczyI dis ma posted dzeniu q
rada kr6lewska ze konferencya
pokojowa ME pozwoli Wloc ochom
ma przy1 aczenie Fiume, poniewaz
taxa czypnoscc upowaznilaby Gze-
cho SloWakoW do szaje ecia Cieszyna
Jugo SlaWia1l do poslania Wojsk
do KIagenfurtu Gre ek6W na roszcze
ME praWa do Thrace a + Rumunczy-
k6oW do przyl czenia Banatu