davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13
.UCzMY DZlECl NASzE CZYTAC, PISAC
M0WIC PO POlSKU.
0 zdobyciu 10 milion6w.

Nadchodzacy tydzien pokaze re
zultaty- praktyczne "drive'u' zor
ganizowanego przez, Wydzia1 Ma
rodowy Polski, celem uzupelnie--
lila 10 milionowego Funduszu Ma
rodowego.
Pokaze ten tydzieh, jak wycho-
dztwo nasze odpowiedzialo Ia roz
liczne, a tax przekonywujace ape
lc i odezwy, ma to ustawicznc wo
>4anie swej naczelnej instytucyi pc
litycznej, oraz wszystkich wiel--
kich organizacyi narodowych. Pc
kaze, jak Polacy w Ameryce poi?
muja i jak wype1niaja swe obo--.
wiazki wzgledem Polski.
Me pominieto w apelach zadne-
go argumentu, ably uzasadnic po-
trzebe zwloki niecierpiaca zadoku
mentowania ofiarnym czynem ma
szego synowskiego przywiazania
Go Ojczyzny - Matki. PowiedZia
no W tych apelach wszystko, ME
przemilczajac niczego.
X y
A kwesya dis tylko, czy powo-
lane do piracy PREY tym polowie,
czynniki, czy nasze Komitety Oby
watelskie swa powinnosc zrobi}y
przez skrupulatne zastosowanie
sic do poleceh, wskaz6wek i ms
trukcyi udzielonych przeciez tax
wyczerpujaco i dosadnie przez kie
rownika Rampant Hinduism TO-
milionowego.
re w Polsce dis MEDIA straszli
wa, re tam gl6d, choroby i zarazy
sic SIERRA okropnie, re pomoc fl
nansowa w Ojczyznie nieodzowna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

dusz i ci, kt6rzy W pierwszej kan
panii dali pc pietnascie cent6w,po
Is cent6w, pc dolarze diva Tub
piec, ci bezzw1ocznie powinni opo
datkowac sic ma $25.00 a jezeli te
go ME uezynia, to bedzie wiele set
tysiecy grob6w wiecej w Polsce,
kt6ra obecnie jest wielkim cmen-
tarzyskiem dzieki niemieckiej O.
kupacyi."
II wy, kt6rzyScie mic ME dali,
albo malo dali, bedziecie odpowie
dzialni pred narodem polskim i
nar6d polski nazwie, was zdrajca-
mi, zescie oplywali w dostatakach
i ME przyczyniliscie sic niczem do
ratowania ludnosci polskiej cd
Smierci g1odowej, cd r6znych "a
razliwych chor6b, sspowodowa-<
nych glodem. Polska ludnosc w
niekt6rych ~czesciach Polski zywi
sic lupinami ziemniak6w i dziki.
hi kasztanami pieczonymi."
"Wy sic najecie do syta miesa,
zjemniak6w, jarzyn, az niestraw-
nosci dostaniecie, a tam ludnosc
polska W niekt6rych dystryktach.
zniszczonych przez niemc6w i boil
szewik6w z glodu przymiera.
"Tcraz MECH wan samo sumie-
ME powic, jakim jest wasz obowla
EEK obecnic wzgledem ratowania
lndnosci polskiej cd smierci g}o-
dowej."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

Re w Polsce dis MEDIA straszli
wa, re tam gl6d, choroby i zarazy
sic SIERRA okropnie, re pomoc fl
nansowa w Ojczyznie nieodzowna
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13
M|l1iiionowe pe:!rI'elli.

Tacoma; Wash. -Komitet o.
byWatelski mejscoWy zebral
Wsrod tutejszej Polonii $500. Bona
Efundusz narodowy. Pomiedzy O.
fiarodaWcami wymieniionem jest
nazWiska OBJ. J6zefa Kaweckiego,
bylego zolnlierza Armii Kanadyjs-
.kiej. Dzielny ten Polak powr6cil
ME daWno 2 Francyi, gdzie przez
przeszlo lat. try. *bra1- czymy u
dzia1 W Walkachzzniemcam i byl
trzykrotnie rannym. Powr6ciW--
sly do Tacomy doWiedzia1 sic re
Polacy zbieraja Skarb Polski ma
ratunek rodak6w cd glodu i ma
tychmiast zglosil sic do skarbnika
Kon. Obyw. NJ. Litwina, by zlozycc
ofiare tymczasowo $25.00 przyrze
kajac.ze Wkr6tce da wiecej.
Kaweckiegon ME trzeba bylo ma
!|maWiae i tl6maczye mu potrzebe
offary ma Polske, on kt6ry "a spra
we welnosci krew przelewal ma Pc
lu WALK, zrozumia} samorzutnie,
re Polska jest W potrzebie i re O.
bowiazkiem kazdego Polaka jest
wspom6dz wedle moznosci = Or
czyzne.
Brooklyn, N. Y. W niedziele
dnia ego kwietnia br. W zbrojow-
nj AZ pulku ma Mercy ave i Hey
ward st. odby1 sic wspanialyWicc
W kt6rym wzie1o udzia} okolo pie6
tysiecy Polak6w. Cenzor Zjedno-.
czenia P. N. otworzyl vice pred
stawiajac eel jego zwolania a IA
stepnie poprosi} Ora Ig. F. Dro--
binskiego ma przewodniczacego.Po
odSpiewaniu Star Spangled Bar
her i Bcze cos Polske, pierwszy
nrzem6wil sekr. Stanu M. York,
FIR. NJ. Hugo, kt6ry z naciskiem
zaznaczy}, re Polska bez Gdanska
bedZie nadal niewolnica Prus, wo
bee tego Prusy musza ustapic
Gdansk, ably stworzyc .Polske sill
ma i zrobic ja przedmurzem, dalej
zaznaczy}, re take zdanie jest ME
tylko jego, leswszystkich powaz-
niejszych dyplomat6w amerykans
kich.
Dalsze moWy wyg}osili sedZia
G. Dixie, KS. G. sKubec a ma zakon
czenie prezes DR.: Drobinski Pc
dziekoWa}zw goracych s}owaclr "a
liczne zgromadenie sic powazne
zachowanie IA :wiecu.
Ofiary i skladki ma wiecu PREY
lics]y funduszowi 10 milionowe--
mu $13,993.25.
Wreszcic odczytano rezolucye
wyrazajaca lojalnosc i hold Sta
nom Zjednoczonym i ich prezyden
towi Woodrow Wilsonowi. Rzado
WI Narodowemu w Polsce najgleb.
sza Geese a mi}osc Ojczyznie, PREY
rzekajac, lie PREY kazdej sposob--
noSci, spieszyc beda braciom i sio
strom W starym kraju- -pomo-
ca, dalej wyrazono lojalnosc Wy
dzia1owi Narodowemu. Rezolucye
zakonczono zadaniem stanowczem
Wolncj niepodleg1ej, z dostepem
do NORA Polski, wladajacej uzys
kanem ma nowo portoWem mias--
stem Gdanskiem.
Zbieranie dalszych ofiar ME u
stale i Kom. ma nadzieje, re W
kr6tce znowu spora sumke przys-
le.
sT
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

Zrozumia1y to nasze wielkie
zrzeszenia, narodowe jak Zwiazek
ENarodowy Polski.ZjednoczeniePo]
Rzym. Kat. wydajac znamienne O.
dezwy do swych czlonk6w.
Zarzad Centrally Zwiazku Ma.
:rodowego Polskiego stwierdza W
osobnej uchwale, il Polska znaj-
duje sic mad brzegiem ruiny EXC
nomicznej, ME bedac wstanie wy
zywic do univ swej 30 miliono-
wei ludnosci, z czego korzysta
wr6g, godzac ma wolnosc Ojczyz-
ny, re "wszelkie ogladanie sic ma
pomoc obca niegodnem byloby ia
sze ,mifosci ola Polski', re "na-
sza w}asna ofiarnosc wykazuje
nasz. zmysl samorzadny i-dowodzi,
re bez interwencyi obeej W najcie-
zszem nawet polozeniu dajemy So
bic rade."
Wobec togo Zarzad Centralny
Zwiazku Narodowego Polskiego Il
chwalil postanowil zmobilizowac
wszystkic silly Zwiazkowe, jak i
patryotyzm i gorliwosc obywatel-
ska wszystkich komisarzy, gmin i
grup zwiazkowych, W celu energi
cznego. poparcia drive'u kt6ryWy
dzia1 Narodowy zarzadzif W celu
zebrania srodk6w ma drugi, tym
razem wy1acznie polski okret do
Gdanska, z odzieza i zywnoscia
jak i ma ponce W got6wce ola kra
ju; wezwaf SUPPLEMENTARY wszy
stkie Gminy Zwiazkowe i przyna
lezne do mich grupy, ably bezzw}o
cznie przylaczyly sic do akcyi o.
bywatelskiej W. sprawie "drive'u'
przodujac W gorliwosci i poswie-
ceniu i.aby kazdy czlonek Zwiaz-
ku .ofiare swa przynajmniej do
kwoty $25 = uzupe1ni1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

Podobnie zaapelowa}o do swych
cz1onkow Zjednoczenie, orzekajac
re "mamy swiety do spe1nienia o
bowiazek dopom6dz rodakom W
kraju. do przetrzymania g%rozacych
zowszad niebezpieczenstw. Ten. o.
.bowiazek ciazy szczeg6lniej naPo
lakach : katolikach, DO ci pre-
ciez ia sama wiara i tenn samem
patryotycznem uczuciem z ludem
zwiazani, powinni najlepiej zrozu
mice wake odradzajacej sic Pol
ski z dzik1emi hordami hajdama-
tow, :bezboznych }upiezc6w, j gwa1
townik6w. Gale pogranicze Polls
XII cd Wschodu zniszczone, ludzie
wymordowani, koscioly porozwala
ne, a krzyze przydrozne stercza
kurhanami utworzonymi z tula-
cych sic do mich g}odem zamorzo
nych dziatek. Czyz mia1by ma to
straszne wspomnienia odm6wie pc
mocy Polak katolik!?
Dlatego vice poWinni Zjedno--
ezency re zdwojona energia wziac
sic do przeprowadzenia drive u
ma rzecz g1odnych j cierpiacych W
kraju ia obrone swietych ideal6w
WARY i Narodu przeciW obydwom
80 monarchistycznej j
bolszewickiej. Zjednoczency VIM
.niW kazdej dzielnicy rozwinac go
raca inicyatywe j energie, ably
Wsp6lnie Z przedstaWicielami in
nych orgamzacyi j czcigodnemDu
.choWienstWem naszem drive,
skuteczne przeproWadzie.0
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

sami sobie, czyli pomagajmy Pol
see, a wtenczas i zewnatrz przyj-
die ponce, gdyz widzac solidar-
ma i ofiarna pomoc nasza ola Pol
ski, uszanuje SWAT obey i mas i
Polske.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13

WAIST j dziatWy,l ecz take ola Woj
Ska polskiego, kt6remu r6Wnie
.brak Wszystkiego, 60 do utrzyyma-
MIA zycia Observation-Disclosures a kt6
re W tych nedznych Warunkach
bezustarnie wojowac musi ma cite
ry fronty, by salwowa6 Polske cd
napasci chciwych naszego mienia
wrog6w zeWnetrznych, O. TEN
dis vie kazdy Polak W Ameryce.
A wystarcza zupelnie ia wiado-
NOSE by wpoic tutaj W kazdy pol
ski m6zg iserce poczucie oboWiaz
ku, IL nalezy bezwarunkowo kaz-
Polakowi ia wychodztwie
przyczynic sic do tel pomocy fl
nansooW,ej, jake Polska ma dis
sluszne@ prawo Cd mas sic spodzie-
wac i oczekiwac.
z
Trzeba ratowac Polske! - Ia
kim jekiem bolesnym wzbiera kaz
Ga fala, bijaca 0 wschodnie wy
brzeza amerykanskie. lynn okrzy-
klein b6lu - z daje sic nabrzmial
kazdy wiosenny podmuch wichru
z mad Atlantyku.
Bo wszystkie z}e moce piekielne
sprzysieg1y sic ma pognebienie Pol
ski, W chwili jej zmartwychwsta--:
MIA i W rocznice nadchodzacaa
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Panskiege.
X Z
Ponura moe finans6w anglo-sas
kich, przez nieprzyjazne Polsce O.
wladniete zywio}y, wysila sic W
Paryzu, by ma Konferencyi Poke
jowej pozbawi6 Ojczyzne nasza
Gdanska 49, jak tn odwaznie stwie
rdzi1 general Haller, omawiajac
wyniki przetarg6w ma komisyi TO-
zejmowej W Spa.
Miedzynarodowe finanse,to dis
kosmopolityczny wr6g Polski, kt6
ny W obozie koalicyjnym pod mia
ao1ki kopic. A ponadto osaczona
Polska re wszech stron przez ha
jdamaczyzne rusinsko : ukrainska
przez czerwona dzicz bolszewicka,
nawa1e krzyzaczka i najazd wiaro
lcmnych pobratymc6w czeskich.
Ably bronic sic i Eye mog}a, po-
trzebuje pieniedzy, pieniedzy je-
szcze raz pieniedzy.
Czyzbysmy mieli odmowic i po
skapic Polsce tel niezbednej po--
mocy pienieznejg-
Pokaze to rezultat "drive'u'
w pismach amcrykanskich spo
tyka sic codziennie opisy polskiej
nedzy. Opisy tie tragiczne, groza
wstrzasajace SO ola mas codzien--
mem upomnietniem, kt6re mowi
g1osno: Dawajcie, lie tylko was
STAG, dawajcie wszyscy Ia skarb
narodowy!.
Piec milion6w ludnosci polskiej
jak stwierdza w SVEN sprawozda
niu dr.. Vernon G.. kellogg, cz1onek
wyslanek doPolski amerykanskiej
komisyi zywnosciowej znajdu-
jo sic W polozeniu gorszem, jak
by1a kiedykolwiek w-tej wojnie
ludnosc belgijska, poniewaz od
czterech lat mkt Z obcych W nj
czem ME dopom6gl Polsce, pod
czas =gdy o pomoc ola Belgii ca}y-
SWAT aliancki pieczolowicie: zabie
gal. T,ylko ola Polski mic ME by1o
Powiada tel p. Kellog re lud--
nose nasza W Polsce co do zywno-
Sci, odziezy i pomocy lekarskiej
ca1kowicie zalezy cd: Aliant0w.
Tylko uczy mas smntne doswiad
genie, re kto samemu sobie. ME
ten znikad pomocy ME
l~ostanie. Jezeli W przysz}osci
SWAT obey tax samo dbae bedzie o;
ledze w Polsce, jak W ciagu cite
rech lat wojny, to lie ma tenn wyj
lzie nasza Ojczyzna.
Me ogladajcie sic przeto ma pc
noe obca, dopomagajmy wpierw
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-05-13
MASH AGENCI

Upowaznieni So do kolektowa.
MIA abonamentu Wiarusa haste.
pujacy nasi agenci miejscowi:
BREMOND. Tex. M. c.. Basinski.
GRENVILLE. S. Oak. J6zef Gruba
INDEPENDENCE. Wis. Frank Wise.
MANISTEE Mich. Stanislaw Pogorzelski.
>MELLEN, Wis. Teofl Derdowski
NANTICOKE. Pa. Fir. Jablofski
LEO, MINI. Mateusz Bilski
ST. PAUL. Mimi. Fr. Waletzki.
WARSAW. N. D. Jan Herek
WILMINGTON. Del. M. M. Potaszewski
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

me feel lkn T, nov womsr : can work
from morning until night and u docs
NOD bother tae. and ! wish al girls who
suffer a. utl would Try Lydia y.
Piahham's Vegetable Compound.
Mr. H. DooLEY, 1875 9Th Street,
Milwaukee. Wis.
W0..ing rirl4 overywhcia should
instead ~ dragging along from day 20
Jas with no b burden. give this tamoua
rl.i ald u.rl raie.y iydia p lllh
tlma Aaro,ari. Compound q triah
n hus oyurc1mn Iu8t such cpnihti1n9 iof
thousands Of others, and way not Tor
youi lor succial advicr, write lyd'a
v rinkham Medicine Co, Lynn. Mass
Tho result Of their 10 years eNpcrienc.
10 az your service,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
THE REVOLT OF SUSAN HYDE
By CAROLYN BEEcHER
~ pur,rrht 1919. ~ Carol,n Iis,chrrl ~
CIAI~Iitf a. had ht,n allowed tn 20 wi

had ht,n allowed fu go when ami
whsrr thrN dii. . m.eht not have feit
nt all thc same. uHNlht nctHf hufg
married Manfiiie nTrhaps Nrf even
after ths inpso of Years ! TEL Hure
chat f ho hHd made 40 he mind tn
marin me ne would have done Hn if-
respective cot my Wishes ne uaH a.
iHN unto himself then. IT, has oe,u
sttr after
There aro many auCh mon ply
fhrIr wives.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

a. ora NAN
profit by my advice
and take lydia
.Plnkhpm Ncge
table compound.
hri0Te / was mar
.nl when I came
. home from work al
.uirht. ! would be
lust gofn out with
Iainswhichdra !
'fnr down. | tool
.LyliaE Pinkham
Vegetables Com
notind nnii N madt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
"Furs and FrillS"
Coming Soon

UIctlrU carries new musical come
eds. "furs Iud frlis Which VII hr
seen Hf thr crystal OPEN huulH
THURSDAY. Aprn "a. htH Do plot uhirn
always proves al pHfuculnt iui'tfsi
iu tnr feminine - The central fF
ufD Is H tiniihir iiuHaiHu alhlt runi
which rspcrturas NHrIed fortunes nnh
Whose exploit .fiuUI 900 uuuHnN
uund nf HuiuHrmrni Nr carlo WITH
H ole mn.flf suited tu him iH 300
hIa ,ttt best Hnd BE- 's generally ni.
mlifrI tnaf nt fs fnIa season huinE
fhc most Important WORK uf niH o.
muus ~ iIrht tuucfui song hiii
puulfualtp the Performance Hnd ore
Iutrrmeisd ht u chorus which for
beauty 4ui talent stands second io
mono AuiIug thr voll kuuH music
Hi cpmrdN nfOritoH who will hr seen
in W. tHIlo support may De tnrn'
ttnarI UuftfD lnN. iiuru PALMER
NtIfnf GmttU George uururl in'
riNaud Nllt Dawson William Volt.
Edward Mr.idltu. Ambrose lIfun
Ol.l N,nlrr Nndrn itush. iuli
Campbell H.Ii. Florence HirhHrdHof
Hul uthUfH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21
'ANK w. CLANCY CONDEMNS
PROPOSED NEW CHARTER ASA
BACKWARD STEP FOR THIS CITY

Fmer Attorney General and Leader of Wa
Against Political Gang Rule in Albuquerque
Denounces Effort to Align Albuquerque Git
zens Against Each Other. Supports Legal Con-
tention of Summers Burkhart as to Validity and
Efficiency Of Present Charter.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

whoa o child has a coated l-arg'
breath or "a bilious, D.0stt
lyvtrish, or nll ot cold, giy'
|Cus,arris Children gladly tlkc tai'
Harmless candy cathartic which ao.-
|%ouehIy cleanse lHe.r lti. Htrm1'hr,
|~lly,rs and bowel, without rripinr.
Zach 10 cent box oi Clt,aJcis contain
directions t.r 1r ir ,t,lluu Sgd
enc year "a ID. @
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

A. ivo souls md they Ia p hut 70
single thought o. Ia useless contcni-
plating mntrimanf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-21

WHY de- iho largest pafiiotr rrew
on top OF the measured
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31
SCOREBOARD FLASHES

Yesterdays hero. Terry Turner. The
veteran recently released by Cleveland
singled against the Indians with the bases
full and won for the Athletics, to l.
Larry Cheney walked Cincinnati player
with the bases full in the ninth and the
winning run in to game.
The Cubs collected nine hits off jeff
Pfeffer but were unable to score. going
down under n to 0 count
George Dauss held the Red Sox to to
1 defeat for the Tigers but that team was
unable 70 win two, losing the second, to
..
The Yanks had the time of their lives
beating the White SoN. G to g. in ten
Inning encounter and failed to turn IL the
second time in the same number of frames.
losing. 2 TO 3.
Lee Meadows faced his old friends. the
Cardinals. struck out ten Of them and won
for the Phils, 3 to l.
The Giants captured one game to o.
from the Pirates, and tossed off the second,
1 In q
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31
Kansas Boy Killed by Chum.

Hamilton, July 31.-Chester Perry,
11-year-Old son of W. H. Perry of Win
field, was accidentally killed near here
about dusk. when he was shot by a
boy companion. The boy was visiting
his grandfather and grandmother. Mr.,
and Mrs. Isaac Kester, of Hamilton.
The bullet was from a % caiiber
rifle, and entered the left lung a few
inches above the heart Little is
known of the details. because of the
fright of the boy who did the shooting
While Chester's father is stricken with
grief, he doesn't think the accident was
due wholly to his sons companion's s
fault
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31

CRoIX DE GUERRE TO ToPEKAN.
Sergt. jesse w. Snyder, and Other
Kansans HonOred by French.

Kansas City, Mo, July 31.-Two
Kansas City men and four Kansas and
Missouri men will receive the French
war cross or the Italian war cross
from the war department thru the
local recruiting station, it was an
nounced at the army recruiting station
The men who will receive the crosses
are:
Capt. Auguste F. Behrendt, Kansas
City, French war cross with palm
Lieut.. John H. Fling, Kansas City,
French war cross with silver star;
Pvt. Richard Whaler, Leayenworth h.
Kan, Italian war cross; Pvt Louis
H. Lloyd, Annapolis, Mo, Italian war
cross: Sergt. Jesse w. Snyder. Topeka
French war cross with bronze star;
Pvt. John w. Childers, La Grange
Mo, Italian war cross
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31
WOMEN INTO FINALS
Miss Marguerite Davis and Miss
Corinne Gould After Tennis Honors.

Kansas City. July 31.-Champion-
ship honors in the women's singles in
the western championship tennis tour
nament will be decided this afternoon
when Miss Marguerite Davis, st. Paul,
holder of several titles, meets Miss
Corinne Gould. St. Louis. recent win
ner of the Clay courts tournament at
Chicago. Play will be started in the
fifth round of the mems singles, upper
and lower brackets. In the upper
bracket, Willis E. Davis, California, i,
will meet Lucien Williams, Chicago
star and Yale captain, while Howard
Penfold. Kansas City champion, will
clash with A. L. Green, Jr.. city cham
pion Of Chicago. In he lower brack-
ct. Fred Josties. st. Louis, will meet
Heath Byford, Chicago, while Ralph
Burdick, Chicago. and H. Van Dyke
Johns, California. are scheduled as
opponents. The third round of the
mems doubles and the first round of
the mixed doubles will be played off
today.
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31

rick. who is still suffering from in
juries received at Toledo.
Mignola handily won the 2:0S trot,
the Southern hotel stake, purse $4,000.
He trotted around his field whenever
he pleased.
Roy Grafton, a heavy favorite, took
the 2:0S pace without a ripple.
In the 2:13 pace. Lady Wreath and
Jack Keith were the real contenders,
the latter finally winning after a hard
five-heat struggle.
The PAGER, Symbol Baron. 2:O6A 4
owned by Chauncey Sears. of Fall Riv-
err Mass, dropped dead this morning
while Dick Mcmahon was working
him on the track
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around town trying to find renter. Let the State
Journal do your running by placing small ad in
our want columns.
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At Tulsa-oklahoma City, l, 6, 4; Tulsa.
l., Il, o.
At Joplin-Wichita, 0, IL, ?; Joplin, 1.
At omaha-Sloux City. G, 13, / Omaha, 5.
10, l. (Ten innings)
Joseph, Z, 13, 2.
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HANGS UP TROT RECORD
Wilkes Brewer Lowers World Mark
for Sixth Heat-Time, 2:O5A.

Columbus, o., July 31.-Wilkes
Brewer. winner of the unfinished 2:O6
trot Tuesday. took a new worlds rec
ord Wednesday in winning the sixth
heat of this event in 2:O5A. 1t was
the fastest sixth heat ever trotted.
lowering the record of 2:06A. made
at Toledo last year by Esperanza.
Roya! Mac was no match for his rival,
tiring badly the last 100 feet of the
race.
Ante Guy, making her first start of
the year, won the 2:04 trot in straight
heats from Binland, who was driven
by Geers in the absence of Frank He'd
The Topeka state journal., 1919-07-31
WILLIAM FACES JOHNSON.
Brilliant Eastern Tennis Star and Cal.
ifnrnian in Challenge Match Today.

Boston, July Sir. Norris Will
Jams, whose brilliant tennis made him
the feature player in this years Long
wood tournament, will face William
Johnson, winner of the LongwoOd
bowl in 1916, in the challenge contest
today. -
williams defeated Richard Harte in
the final singles yesterday, So, 6-2,
Ga
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SPORTNOTES
SETS new GOLF RECORD
Douglas Edgar Wins Canadian Open
With Score of 27S.

Hamilton. Ont. July 31.-The
worlds competitive record for 72-holes
medal play of 2s3, tied last week at
Cleveland by James Barnes of st.
Louis, who previously set the record
at Chicago in 1917. was broken here
Wednesday by Douglas Edgar, of At
lanta, Ga, who, with a score of 27S,
won the Canadian open golf cham
DiOnship here
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GAY. you'll have a streak of smoke
- luck that'll put pep-in-yc .r-smoke-
motor, all right, if you'll ring in with
a jimmy pipe and nail some Prince
Albert for packingi
Just between ourselves, you never
will wise-up to high spot smoke Joy
until you can call a pipe by its first
name. then, to hit the peak of-pleasure
you land square on that two -hsted-man-
tobacco, Prince Albert
Well, sir, you'll be so alfred happy
you'll want to get
photograph of yourself fou Guy rI",ce ,1
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wager-your-wad on P. A. and pipel
Quality makes Prince Albert so diff
ferent so appealing all along the line.
Men who never before could smoke
a pipe and men who've smoked pipes
for years all testify to the delight it
hands outl P. A. hits the universal
taste. That's why it's the national
JOY smokei And, it can't bite or
Parch. Both are cut out by our exclu-
sive patented processl
Right now while it's good going
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VETS PLAN NEW
ACTION IN COURT
Ask Permission to Attack
Amendment Rejected
in the House.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16. --- Per-
mission to institute original proceed
ines TO have the national prohibition
amendment declared unConst!tution
al and New Jersey and federal au-
thorities enJoined from enforcing II
was asked OF the supreme court to-
day by the retail liquor dealers as
ISOLATION OF New Jersey
This was the first question as 10
the validity Of the constitutional
amendment TO reach the supreme
court George w. Tuckett of New
York. presented the motion together
with printed brief prepared by the
association, and the dourt viii an
nounce later whether permission to
institute the suit will be granted. In
addition to snJoining enforcement of
the 18th amendment the association
also would ask an Injunction agaiiiN
enforcement of the 'olstead prohi-
billion enforcement act.
An uufavorable report on the bill
TO repeal tho wartime prohibition
law was ordered today by the house
agriculture committee by vote Of
l6 TO 3 Representatives John ]
Rainey, democrat. Illinois. ana
Noigt, Wisconsin. and Ward New
YorS republicans. cast the negative
vote
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We're Off

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Talk
Mother Tells New
Account But Denies
She Drowned Child

ATLANTIC cry, n. ]. pec l6.
Mrs Esther Miller make, pris-
onor In tho city hospital charged
with the murder OF hcr bycnr-
old son, has abandoned her story
that tho child was kidnapped by
tWo negroes In NcuInOr last FRI
uHy night, according to pr /. X.
Soudor. county physician. Shs
told the doctor today that the Kid
nRplng story was a "dclusiou "
Mrs lllhkc stiil denies she throw
the child into the ocean from "A
fishing pier. as alleged by tho po-
lice, Doctor Suudrr suid, but she
now tells II different story M to
what happened.
Il slipped on a board pavement
and In falling struck my head.
the phyHiCinn aHid she told him
"I became unconscious aud how
long | remained IN that condition
! do not know. but whom chme
to / was panic stricken and ran
to tho nearest house. was In a
frenzy and | do not rcmen Dor
what said
Doctor soudcr said Mrs Hlaks
appears to rocOliugt that whom
she fell tho boy ran away from
her She told me that he had
habit OF running orr impulsively,