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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
KERR HAS THE BEST
 OF PITCHING YESTERDAY

Cincinnati. O.. Oct Dick Kerr. midget southpaw pitcher for the Chi cago White Sox again tonight was the hero of the White Sox rooters af- ter having pitched his team to another victory here today
 Walter Ruether. southpay hero of Cincinnatis victory in the first game of the series, blew up in the sixth in ming and was sent to the bench. Jim my Ring, the Red Legs right handler who pitched winning game for his club at Chicago last week. finished
 Although Cincinnati knocked eleven hits off of Kerr, while Ruether and Ring were touched for only ten hits an analysis of todays pitching record shows that Kerr pitched a steadier game. The little twirler walked only two men and struck out two. Rue ther and Ring gave a total of six bases on balls and had only two strikcouts Ruether and Ring each gave three passes. while the two strikeouts were credited to Ring.
 Kerr gave only 50 balls. while the Cincinnati pitchers threw 65 wild ones. The White SoX star put over 27 strikes and his opponents 2S. Ruether and Ring were touched for 34 hits of which ten were safe. Cincinnati got B clouts at the ball II of which were safe Twenty-four fouls were knock ed off of the Cincinnati pitchers and only 16 off of Kerr.
 The dope sheet shows that not once did Ruether strike the same easy stride which won his first game for him. Ring got wild in the eighth. walking two men. and was hit for the winning run in the tenth.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

Sox would send Eddie Cicotte. aI- though beaten twice, against the Reds in determined effort to turn 'agair the tide of defeat.
 Slim" Sallee who defeated the SoX to in the second game of the series. probably will be Manager Mo- rams pitching choice, although he may decide to give Luque, the Cuban twirler, chance to face the Chica soans- ,Sallee was batteded hard in the second game, the Sox getting ten hits @but only succeeding in scoring two runs.
 ".Todays game was a heartbreaker for the Reds-to lose" said Manager Moran tonight. We should have won it half a dozen times. But the stra in of the worlds series is beginning to tell on my players and they were a bit unnerved. But they will regain themselves tomorrcw and wind it up.
 Kerr pitched more balls than ether Ruether or Ring. He denonstra ted his gameness when he pitched himself out of a couple of tight places and got some cratic support It is possible that I shall start Sallee against the Sox to- morrow"
 ! The Sox have hit their winning stride and although tremendous odds are against us. we are far from out of the race" Manager Gleason stated. The players have begun to hit and it will be a different story from now on. They slammed everything Ruether and Rin ghad today and will do the same thing to Sallee if he. pitches to- morrow
 Despite the fact that the breaks went against us. we played a better brand of ball than the Reds We should have cinched the game in. the eighth only for ROush's lucky catch of Risbergs liner. It would have gone for a double sure and we would have SCOT ed two runs. I am proud of Kerr's pitching skill and remarkable game pitchin gshill and rena rkable game ness.
 T have every confidence that Ci- cotte can beat Cincinnati and may start him tomorrow if I think he is right"
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

Cfnctunati. Ohio. Oct 7.-The per son who was directed yesterday to sHf- up the pole at Redland Park and bunting slid down the shaft 9 bit to- The reason was that the Chicago White Sox did not dare lose today s game for with it would have gone h. championship, they overcame a lead of four runs and by delivering one more tally in the tenth round, won the game with five runs to four for Cincinnati
 IT was a contest replete with thrills and hezrtbreaks. varied by some Welrd fsl6inE. suappy base running. mighty >loxts mad catches and. in snort, practicaIIy everything relating to baseball
 Reds Locked Like Winners.
 Cincinnati looked like certain winner in the third and fourth rounds i1 the course of which four Red Legs crossed the plate In the fifth, how ever. the Sox turned two passes and a single into a tally. and in the sixth --o doubles and two singles were the -a5o- factors in the three runs which tses tae score To Suck Weaver, sterI- --r third basenan. who wielded a -7i-htv stick in the game. tell the -dls- -l--tiou cf recording the winning run .r rbe tenth He was the first man r- and doubled to center. his second --o Sacker of the game The partisan ---u~d became hUshed and then began 10 chant encouragement 10 Rlns, who
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

had displaced Ruether as pitcher for the Reds.
 Jackson tried a bunt and missed, but a second attempt the ball drib- bled a few feet down the third base line and while the ball was perfectly fielded, Jackson crossed the initial sack with time to spare. Weaver land ing on third Happy" Felsch. who had previously delivered nothing, sim gled and Weaver scored.
 went out in order and the day closed with the series standing four victor ies for Cincinnati and two for Chi ca go.
 Sox Looked Desperate.
 The Cincinnati team entered the field confident that they had so drub- bed the visitors that the last ounce of fight had departed from them. The latter however, had been hauled over the coals in unmistakable fashion by. Mana ger Gleason during the forenoons and they came on the field looking desperate rather than hopeful. idol by his great pitching and perfect batting in the first game of the series. in which Chicago was humIliated. g to l. was trotted out to deliver the coup de grace to the American Leaguers The crowd gave him rousins welcome, but although he held his adversa ries hitless during the first three innings. experts noted that the Sox were slugging them savagely in to the outfeld, or sizzling them down
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

 .puts. .Neale got his third hit sof the game, a. single to- left. Rariden then grounded to Kerr. who became con- fused in throwing the ball and Neale went on to third while the Rcd catcher was safe al first Ring forced Rariden moment later, ending tao round.
 The Tally That Beat the Reds.
 In the tenth Weaver doubled and Jackson singled, sending Weaver To third and the handfl of Chicago rooters putIup a shout. Gandil re-. sponded' With a single to center which sent Weaver home with what proved to be the Whining rum Jackson took second on .theS play Risbergxlined to Kouf and Jackson was. doubled off second.
 TAe5last effort of the Red legs was brief and intellectual Roush went out, Collins to Gandn; Duncan fouled out to Schalk and Kopf was easy by the Collins-Gandf1 route
 The official score:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

half. seventy-fiVe cents. and thirty-ive cents for each additional passenger to and from the same pia ceS, for more than one mile and one-haif to any point within the city. the sum of one dollar, and for each additional passen- ger to and from the same places, fifty cents.
 Between the hours of To o'clock D. m. and o'clock a. nI- doUble the above rates may be demanded. Children he tween six and twelve years of age. when accompanying any passenger bove the age Of twelve shall pay half the above rate ard children under six accompanying passen@ers liahie to pay full fare shall be carried free.
 Sec. & The word driver" includes the rider or driver of a horse the rider of WI els and the operator of motor vehicle or street ca~
 Sec. 19. The word 'narkin"" shall be construed to mean the standing or vehicles. whcthe~ occupied or HnoccU- pied. not actIa11v en e-~~~o.7 in the process of loading or unloading
 Sec. 20 Whoever violates any of the provisions ,r this ordinance shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each offense.
 Sec. 2f. All ordinances and parts of ordinances, inconsistent herewith. are repealed.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
RECEIPTS OF TUESDAYS GAME
 SKATER ALL RECORDS

Cincinnati. Ohio, Oct. All previ- ous records for worlds series re- ceipts for a single game were shat tered today when 32 0O6 persons paid s101768 to witness the sixth game, thus bringing the. receipts for the six games up to s5S3. .S96.
 The new high mark in receipts wa g made possible by charg ng more mon ey per seat than at any former series, the box seats selling for s6 each.
 The players share in the receipts of the first five games only of the series and the following statistics show how the money for the first five games is divided:
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
J. B. Martin.
BRIEF STATE NEWS

New Br.tain.-In the past three months Probation Officer Edward c. Connolly collected a sum of $291433 for the benefit of families of those on proba ton.
 Middletown.-The annual meeting of the District Nurse association will be held today Wednesday, at o'clock in the social rooms al the Couth church.
 East Haven.-Rev. J. D.. Clark, for more than 10 years pastor of the Old Stone church. East Haven, surprised his rparishionerS Sunday morning when after his sermon he read his resigna- tion.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
Assessors Notice

All persons liable to pay taxes n the Town of Norwich are hereby notified to return to the Assessors, on or before the first day of November 1919. a writ ten or printed list. properly signed and sworn to, of all taxable property owned 1919.
 Those falling to make a list will be charged a penalty of 10 per cent. addf- tioral, according to law. Blanks can be obtained at the As sessors Office in City Hall. or will be sent by mail upon applica ton. Office Hours: a. m. to , D. m. Lists will be received beginning We'd nesday. Oct. 1st,t1919 Dated at Norwich. Conn. Sept. 27th
 F. H. wOoDwoRTH.
 A. l.. HALE,
 M. J. CURRAN. ssD97A >- Assessors
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
Cincinnati.

Chicago ..... Q O 0 1 % 1-5 Clncinnati .-0 2 ? 0-4
 Two base hits Groh, Duncan n, Reuther, Weaver ?, FeIscn. Three base hit. -Neaie- Stolen bases, Daubert. Rath, Schalk. Liebold. Sacrifice hits. Kerr, Daubert. Sacrifice fly, E. Col lins. Double plays. Roush to Groh: Jackson to Schalk; Risberg to E. Col lins to Gandill; -Roush to Rath: Kopf to Rath. Left on bases. Cincinnati &. Chicago S. Bases on balls, off Kerr ? CKopf and GrohD: off Ruether 3 (Schalk ?. Risberg); off Ring 3 (Jack- son. Gandil. Liebold). Hits. ofr Rueth- CT in 5~innings. nine out in 9th; off Ring, in innings Hit by pitcher, Kerr l CRoush). Struck out, byv Kerr (Groh and Ring); by Ring 2 (SchaIk and F'elsch). Losing pitcher. Ring Umpires-Elvans behind plate: Qu:slev a { first; Nallin at second. Rigler at third. Time 2o6
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
HEAR WORLDS SERIES
 GAMES BY MEGAPHoNE

As customary, all details of the Worlds Series Baseball Games will be announced from The Bulletin office window each afternoon. What's going on every minute of the game will be flashed to The Bulletin from Cincinnati and Chi caso ball parks. 4~ 4S
 Returns will start toTs come in about o'clock each afternoon.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
FORMER TENNIS CHAMPION
 DEFEATS 1908 TITLE HOLDER

Forest Hill, N. Y. Oct. Mrs. Mol Ia Bjurstedt Mallory, former women's s national lawn tennis champion, defeat ed Mrs. Bargers Wallach of Philadel- phiai winner of the 1908 title, 6S 6-1. in the final of the West Side Tennis club tournament here today. sharp cross court wind prevented Mrs. Wal lach from gauging her soft shots for placements while her opponents fast drives overcame this handicap.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
UNIQUE FOOTBALL GAME
 PLATED FOR PRINCETON

New Brunswick. N. J.. Oct. "A football pageant which will include all styles of play since 1869. when the first game was staged between Prince ton and Rutgers, will be played on Princeton Stadium between the same two colleges on Thanksgiving Day the fftiethf anniversary of their first
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
CINCINNATI STH TWO
 HITS AHEAD OF SOY

Cincinnati, O.. Oct 7-The Reds continue to lead the Sox in team bat ting for the series despite the loss of todays game. Jackson Weaver and Schalk are all over the 300 mark for Chicago. while Ruether Wingo. Neale. Fisher and E.1ler are above that figure for Cincinnati
 Team average.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

meeting on the gridiron it was an nounced here tonight.
 Following the unique match Big BiH' Edwards, cha airnan- of the Princeton committee in charge of the pageant, plans to. call ten minute game, in which no score will be kept, between the 1919 teams of the two universities.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
Sixth Game Of Series Goes to
 White S0x After Thrilling Battl:.

The Mighty Ruether Pounded Out of the Box In the Sixth In ning-One Tally In the Tenth Was Tco Much Fey Reds Duncan and Neale Play Great Fielding and Hitting Came-Receipts Shatter All Previous Worlds Series Records-Saee and Ccotte Probable Pitchers For To days Game.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
CLOSE RACING FEATURES
 LEXINGTON TRACK CARD

Lexington. ky. Oct 7-The fea- ture of today's racing at the meeting or the Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders Associa ton was the race for the Phoenix Hotel prize valued at S3,OOO, in which Direct C. Burnett was the favorite but failed his packers In the first heat the favorite led until within a short distance of the wire where, Cox behind Frank Dewey came with at rush and won with something to spare.
 Summaries.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
CICOTTE AND SALLEE
 MAY PITCH TODAY

Cincinnati, O., Oct. 7.-Pftching se- lections for the seventh game of the worlds series scheduled for Redland Field tomorrow were shrouded in un- certainty tonight but it was generally believed that Manager Gleason of the
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
LEGAL NOTICES.
Assessors Notice

All persons liable lp pay taxes in the Town of N4ltrfi1 0 wnA:afe. streby .notihed to return to tliE 1fss sessorss~oii, or before the nrst daMT A &ovem bes. 1913. written or printed list properly signed and sworn to,~of- all taxsble property owned- by fe t51f--tire' rirst aIy October 1919.
 Those falling to- pQake 8, list will be ,larged si pepd1fy 6f ia pe5 :. -},:i- tional. according to law Blanks can te obtained at the Post office or from the Assessors. Lists will be- receiA- ed sRe ginni ing Monday. Oct f2. t919Eapd. the As scissors viii meet in Town. Hall SltHr- day. Os.t. fS. from 10 a. uI.. to D.. m., to receive lists. 'T
 Dated sat Noluntown, Conn. Oct 1th. 1919. .."
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Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
MON EY

New York. Oct. 7-Cau money strong; high 12: low 8: ruling rate s: cIoslns bld II; offered at 12; last loan 12; bank acceptances I-S
 COTTON New York, Oct Spot cotton quiet, middling 327O
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
Summarizes:

206 class pacing, purse s1 900: Direct the Work (McAI-
 lister) ..... ....... l Calgary Earl (Keener) 2 ? Johnny Quirk (Eagan)... ? 3 Little Batiste (Cox) . A 8 dr
 Harvey K also started
 Best time 2.03 3-4.
 PIP class trotting. s1.000: Jess Y. (Cox) .... ? D. J. Burke tKeener) .... 3 3 l The Ace (MitchelD ...... ? ? 4 Lady Wilgos Winnetonia. Golden AK worthy. Spike Tolus and Little Jean also started. Leonard o. Binode and Lightsome Watts distanced.
 Best time POT 1-4.
 The Phoenix Hotel prize. pacing purse $3.000
 Grace Direct valentine) l Frank Dewey (CoX) ...... ? Direct C. Burnett (Murphy) , Belle Alacantara PitnanO. 5 , ?
 Roy Grattan also started.
 Best time 2.01 3-4
 The Kentucky F'uturity. for three year old pacers. purse s2,00o: Homefast (Geers) ............. Julius Du Forest (Fleming) =. ? Signal Boy (Stokes) ..........
 Only three starters.
 Best time POT 1-2.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
AUTOMOBILE Acosss5ans

These cool nights are strenous strass- on your cars battery-better have Ea keep it FULLY CHARGED so that t will give you snappy starts and plenty. of light.
 OUR charging is the work of skilled specialists using the best of modern, equipment-it's 9 service that PRO LONGS your battery life. Repairing and charging of ALI MAKES. -s
 Moderate charges.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08
AT THE TAFTVILLE ALLEYS.

High single-Peckham 121. High three string Peckham, 333.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

Sec. ?. United States mail. police, fire department vehicles and ambuiances, and vehicles Of physicians while en n- gagged in the actual performance o1 their professional duties, shall have the right of way in any street and through any procession. &.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-08

the foul lines in way that was not present in the first game. There were none out in the sixth when Manag ger Moran, more in sorrow than in2aneer, beckoned him to the bench and J i'm Ring. a right handler. whos pitched the Reds to two to nothing victory at Chicago. was called on to save the day. He was wild but effective until the tenth. aided by some sparkling 6n1I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-14

wet do grochu, ME div, te po
kilku dniach, kazdy wygladal
czerstwo, i wiecej przypominai
rozbawionego chlopaka, niz STU
rowego Golnierza.
Ale kaSda rzocz ma swoj ko-
nice, ~powiadaja, wnet sic tel skoh
czyia i nasza wesoloSc. Pewnego
dnia naiadowany zapasami japoh
skimi pociag runa} pod olbrzy--
MIN ciezarem, zabijajac osmiu
ludzi W tenn trzech Amerykanow.
Byly to pierwsze odwiedziny
Smierci ola naszego frontu. Zabi-
tych pochowalismy z honorami
! wojskowymi, przyczem kapitan
wyglosii kr6tka move pogrzebo-
wa.
Nastapila zlma. Cienkie sciany
wagonow ME uchroniiy mas Cd
zimna syberyjskiego. Snieg tym-
czasem podnosil sic Z dniem kaz.
dym, a rteG opada}a. Dzwonicniu
zebow, wtorowaf W nocy wicher
polnocny. mimo to, Mkt nie ira
Gil far1tazyi. Przcz siedm tygod-
iii zazywalismy wakacyi pod da-
chem wagonow syberyjskich. az
nakoniec otrzymalismy rozkaz 0.
puszczenia naszych ,.lctniSk" i
wyruszenia do kwatcr zimowych.
Wyruszylislny calym regimcn-
tenn, do ma}ej syberyjskiej WHO'S
Xxi, gdzies ma kohcu Swiata, Spas.
koe.
Gala ekspedycya i Z mia chodza
&c wiesci O bitwach. utarczkach.
widokach krwi, - to bajka. Wal.
czymy do upadlego Z nieprzyja--
cielem, ktorego trudno pokonat
= Z zimnem. Dzisiaj p~rzypuscil
ma mas TAXI piekielny atak, re ter.
mometry re strachu ukryiy swa
rtec, gdzies p~onizej liczba try.
diesel, a poniewaz atrament "a
marzi takze i mole pomysiy,
przeto koncze ma dis wesoiy -
be- troski
i ~pozdrawiam was wszystkich
WaSZ
Franek Oriowsh.
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z MILWAUKEE, WIS.

- Policya W Milwaukee poszu-
kuje dw6ch bandytow, kt6rzy auto,
mobilem zajechali pred szynk Vol
ciecha Kormuta pnr. 5617 Green
field ave-, " West Allis i skradli
$4,000 " gotowce.
- Zderzenie tramwaj6w, zapei-
nionych p~asazerami, miaIo miejsce
u zbiegu Srd 1 Grand ave. Szesc o.
sob z~ostalo poranionych, miedzy nj
mi Bronis}awa Kendzierska, lat 20,
z pnr. 607 - 81 ave-, / FranciszeA
%Czarnecki, lat 81, z pnr. 674 - 20
We.
- Zamach samob6jczy przez "a
zycie trucisny wykonai 39letni An
toni Niemczynski z pnr. S54 Robin
son I've Desperat dogorywa W prey
padkowym szpitalu.
49, Antoni Swiderski, skazany "a
morderstwo nadozywotnie wiezienie
chcia} popelnit samob6jstwo, rzu-
eiwszy sic ma cementowa podloge z
wysokosci 20 stop W powiatowem
wiezieniu. Mimo pokaleczen zyciu
jege ME grozi niebezpieczehstwo. =
Swiderski zamordowa} W grudnh,
Wilhelma Rymaszewskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-14

prasza sic wszystka mlodziez pol
sko-katolicka, obojga plci, a szcze-
g6lnie mlodziez studencka; zaprasza
sic serdecznie Gale DuchowieGstwo,
lak r6wniez i Praise Polska celom fl
lareckim sprzyjajaca.
Clos doradczy moga mice wszyscy
obecni ma Sejmie, ale tylko Delega-
CT beda mieli prawo robiG wnioski;
tylko delegaci beda mieli prawo do
giosowania.
A vice teraz W imie Boga i o.
czyzny, przygotujmy sic wszyscy ma
ten Sejm polskiej m}odziezy kato--
lickiej. Wezmy sic do dziela I obra-
dummy, W jaki spos6b mlodziez ma
sza moze sic STAG pomoca, potega
chwala narodu polskiego.
W jednosci sila! Potrzeba nam je-
dnoczyc sic, Potrzeba nam }aczyc
silly mlodziencze W pracach umysio-
wych, re%lisiinych i patryotycznych!
Polska mlodaie1y katolicka.
,,Hej. Ramie do ramienia,
sp6lnymi iancuchy
Opaszmy ziemskie kolisko!
Z~estrzelmy mysli W jedno ognisko
I W jedno ognisko duchy!..
Razem mlodzi ~przyjaciele!
AS. Michal Sonnenfeld, @. s. SIP.
Moderator Stow. Filaretow W Am
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-04-14
z PHILADELPHIA, Pa.

Jozef Swierczynski, Polak, lat 81,
policyant miejski, znaleziony zostal
o 1880 W nocy martwym pred
szynkiem ma rogu 9Th / Christian st.
Zw1oki lezaiy. tam pol godziny, MIN
jeden z przechodni zawiadomii po-
licye. z zeznania sasiadow wynika,
re Swierczyhski scigai 'kilku opry'
szk6w, a ci uciekajac do szynku Ia
sypali go strzaiami. Cztery kule Una
leziono W jego ciele. Policya aresz-
towala szynkarza | kilka innych o.
sob. zmaray ~osierocii zone / 16-mie-
sieezne dziecko. Mieszkai on pnr.
12o Kenilworth str.
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LIST zE SYBERY|.

Cd OBJ. Fr. Orlowskiego otrzy'
maliSmy Interestingly list, w kto'
rvm opisuje nam W formie dow
cipnie poetycznej niektore swe
przygody " tamtejszej expedycy'
amerykahskiej:
..Po acknowledgement twicze'
mach W obozach wyp}yneliSmy 7
San Francisco ma okrecie Tho
mas" Jak ma ~poczatek podrozy
do ziemi obiecaneI wszystko szlc
dose giadko. Zadowolenle zofnle,
rzy byio ogolne: kazdy Z zalozo-
nemi rekoma |przygladal sic pie
knym widokom morskim, rybom
iudojadom i w%ielorybom. to zno,
WI pancernikowi Oregon -
sta}emu towarzyszowi okretu. Ma
domiar ogolnego zadowolenla
wesolosci kazdy o niczem innem
ME mySlai, tylko o dyecie NOR
skiej i Z niej wynikfej zaburze'
mach zo}adkowych. By}y chwile.
re kazdy marzy} wyiacznie G
przygodach niebezpieczeh'
stwach wojemych, no i o tenn, Gu
bedzie - jadf ma obiad.
Osmnastego dnia wyladowali'
smy we Wiadywostoku. Przyieli
mas Anglicy, byli jehcy wojenni,
utrzymywani kosztem Ameryka-
now. w porcie ME zabawilismy
dlugo, pc kr6tkim wypoczynku
wyjechalismy dalej - ma saniach.
Frzyjechalismy ma stacye kolelo'
wa i rozpoczelismy }adowac wa
gony. Wagon syberyjskiej kolei,
podobny jest do wielkiego pudla
ma wygodne pomieszczenie czter
dziestu par spodni, ale ME wy
pelnionych ciasami ludzkiemi
Rozkaz rozkazem, PREY woJsku
ME ma slow to sic MEDIA zrobic.'
Dalej do wagonow! Jeden przez
drugiego tfoczy sic, wspina, a do
stawszy sic do wnetrza, zapiera
oddech, Sciaga pas -. by wiecej
innym zrob bic miejsca = tax zbi'
G., jak Sledzie, wyjezdzamy. Pc
dwoch dniach tel jazdy carskiej
polaczylismy sic z oddzialem zo}-
merry mad brzegiem rzeki Ussur
rozbijajac namioty ma bfotnistem
lei bioniu. Pc chwili wypoczyn'
ku rozpoczeto ogolne nacieranie
wyciaganie, naciaganie musku
low, wywijanie kolbami, jednen
! siowem, g~eneralne przygotowy-'
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Franek Or{owsd.
z GLANPoRT, ONTARIO, CAN.

W okolicy tutejszej osiadaja Po-
lacy korzystajac 2 taniego nabywa-
mia farm po starych o%sadnikach, kt6
rych dorosie dzieci ME chca z mtast
wyjezdzac ma grunta. Jeden z Pola-
kow nabyi tn "a $4,000 piekna far
me re 100 ARROW re znakomitymi
b~udynkami I re studnia naturalne-
90 gazu. Taxa farma " Wisconsin
lub Minnesota kosztowalaby jake
$4,000. Do Hamilton Jest stad IA
mil, do Toronto 80, do Buffalo tyl-
ko przez jezioro. Trzeba jednak pa
mietat, re bez gotowki Mkt tn fanny
ME kupi. Trzeba wpiacit najmnie1
$4,000 do $4,000.