davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
q wOONs0CKET, r. 1.

Jan Tomczuk, lat Al, pochodza-
cy z Koiodziej6wki, powiat Skalat z
Galicyi. zatrudniony W Melville,
Mass. Rubber Co.. upadf nieszczeSli-
vie pod e~lektryczna winde 1 odni6si
straszne pokaleczenia. Pc 20 minu--
tach meczarni zakonczyi on zycie W
szpitalu W Woonsocket. Tomczuk 20
zostawil Zone 4 dwoje dzieci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
A KOMPROMIS, Cd
DAJACY WLOCHOM AL
BANIE.
DAWNE IN
TRYGI oDzYJA ZNoWU.
(Specyalny kablogram FIR. H.
Sinondsa do The Chicago Daily
News.)

Paryz, II. czerwca. - Pomimo
rozpowszechnianych zaprzeczen,
wSzystko zdaje sic dowodzic te-
60, re kwestya Fiume zostala "a
Iagodzona "a pomoca jednego z
tych charakterystycznych' kom-
promisow, ktore konferencya po-
kojowa przywykia nazywac zala-
twieniem. Ten kompromis Jest
tvpowem odk}adaniem stanow-
czej decyzyi, jakiem posluzono
SIC W tax wielu ~spornych kwe-
styach.
w rzeczywistoSci zadecydowa-
no, re Fiume i terytoryum po-
miedzy tenn miastem a nova gra-
mica wloska ma bye zorganizo-
w-ane jake obszar administrowa-
ny przez nova Lige Narodow.
Znaczy to, re Fiume przybierze
COS z charakteru Gdanska. Wraz
z dodatkowym obszarem bedzie
ono posiadaG prawdopodobnie lu-
dnoSc w wiekszoSci slawonska,
lecz niewiele Jest watpliwoSci co
dc tego. IL bedzie kontrolowane
przez Wiochy i W kohcu przej-
die W wloskie posiadanie. Ma
razie jednak protest pana Wilso-
ma zapobiegi skutecznie aneksyi
przez Wiochy Fiume i kilku wysp
naprzeciw jego przystani.
w przeciwstawieniu - Jugo-
s!owianie wejda w posiadanie
miasteczka Susal. ktore stanowi
faktycznie wschodnia poiowe
Fiume i beda kontrolowaG kolej
do Agramu (Zagrzebia), pod
Gas gdy W}osi beda kontrolo-
wac kolej do Larbach (Lublany).
Miedzy temi miastami bedzie ty-
lie wiasnie n~aturalnej granicy i
widocznego rozgraniczenia, lie 60
jest pomiedzy Westinghouse a
Georgetown i granica bedzie vic
sic tax samo, jak sic kreto wife
przez ulice Monte Carlo granica
f-ancuSi5a.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
ZCRAGIN.

Chor p~arahalny p. W. sw. Cecylii
W parafii sw. Stanisiawa B. NJ. W
Cragin. urzadza koncert W najbliz-
sza niedziele dnia 15go czerwca b.
r, W sail parafialnej. Ma progra-
mic So spiewy choralne | solowe, o.
raz duety treSci powaznej 1 komi-
cznej. - Choir miejscowy cd lat dwu
dsiestu, pomimo licznych trudnojcl
p~racuje cicho, ale wytrwale ma po-
In piesni polskiej. Po}ozyi on niezli-
czone zaslugi upiekszajac spiewem
nietylko nabozenstwa W koSciele, ale
r~ownoczesnie gdzie tylko go proszo-
no, nigdy ME odm6wi} wystapienia
ze spiewem, czy to ma obchodach ma
rodowych, czy tet W czasie u~roczysto
Sci towarzyskich. Choir sw. Cecylii
ma przeto nadzieje, IL parafianie
cragihscy ocenia jego prace 1 licznie
przybeda ma koncert a przez to do
daza mu bodzca do dalszej intensyw-
riejszej piracy. Bilety MONA nabyc
po bardzo przystepnej Genie u ka4-
diego z czlonk6w Tub czIonkih cho-
ru. Pc koncercie odbedzie sic mia
towarzyska zabawa. Poczatek o 60
dzinie Sci punktualnie wieczorem.
PodcZas koncertu / zabawy przygry-
wac b~dzie orkiestra pod dyrekcya
p. Stanis}awa Mrozinskiego.
w tych dniach powroci(a do ro-
dzinnych pieleszy parma Anna Paw
lowska z odwiedzin u swego brata
sierzanta Stanis}awa Paw}owskiego
stacyonowanego W obozie Pike, Ar
kansas, kt6ry cd w1adz woJskowycn
otrzymaI trzydziesto dniowy urlop /
razem z siostra przyjechai do domu.
P~rgyjechai z mimi takze sierzant
Wolski, przyjaciel Paw4owskiego, z
tego samego obozu. Rodzice zamiesz
kuja ma Troicowie.
II
Do Cragin W tym tygodniu po--
wrocili z Francyi nastepujacy tot
nierze: Antoni Pichla, Ludwik ia
kubski, Micha1 Cte4adso, Jan Augu-
styn | Jan Cha}upka. Wszyscy ci SEE
regowcy brazil udzial W walkach ma
polach Francyi I wszyscy niemal Cd
niesli rany lub zasmakowali gazu.
Najsmutnieisza pamiatke Z tel VOL
ny Original szeregowiec Jan Cha
}upka, kt6remu kula str7askaia no
ge tax, Be. musiano ia odjat ponize1
kolana. We wolsku amerykahskiem
znajduje sic jeszcze kilkanastu MILO
dziehc6w cragihskich. WiekszoS& ich
znajduje sic W armii okupacyjnej W
Niemczech; jedni So We Francyi, a
niekt6rzy zas s}uaa ma transportow-
each. Mo5e niezadfugo wszyscy wro-
ca W rodzinne progi. Jednego nape-
VINO bedzie brakowat, a tym jest 8.
2. wawrzyniec Kokoszka, kt6ry po-
legl W bitwie dnia Ago lipca 1918 +.
e
A w%idzieliscie go. - Kogo -
Ano wacka. = Jakiego Wacka do
licha? = A 5e tel niczego sic ME
domySlacie! : Czy juz zapomnie-
liscie, re Wacek Rentflejsz opuscit
dzielnice Cragin blisko diva lata te-
mu. teby pojse bic Niemca? No
ktoby go ME pamieta,. A vice ten
Wacek powechal tam we Francyi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

Tow. Bratniej Pomocy Mlodziehcow
sw. Czeslawa, urzadza letnia doroczna
~wycieczke do ogrodu Atlas, PREY Craw-
ford ul., W niedziele, dnia 22-go czerw-
ca b. r, o godzlnie 12-tej W poludnie.
Komitet rrzad7ajacy jak najuprze--
miej szanowna publicznosc vi O
jak najliczniejszy wspGudzia} " tel
w~ycieczce.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
Z JADWIGOWA.

Cd srody Ia tydzieh, dnia 1890 Ger
wca b. r., przystapia dzieci szkolne do
uroczystej Komunii sw., o godzinie Sci
ma Mszy sw. lego samego dnia o godzi-
ME 11-tej rano odbedzie sic Bierzmo-
wanie, ktorego udzieli j. p. K. Biskup
]. McGavick. CT co przystapia do Bierz-
mowania, niechaj W tym tygodniu zglo
sza sic do ~kancelaryi parafialnej po
kartki, poniewa4 bez kartki Mkt ME
otrzyma Bierzmowania.
W najblizsza niedziele, dnia 1890 b.
m, Tow. Polek B}ogosfawionej Jolan-
ty, urZadZa wieczorek tax zwany Bun
co Party, W sail parafialnej sw. ia
dw1gi PREY Hamilton 1 Lyndale Ill Po-
czatek wieczorku zapowiedziany ma go
dzine Una wieczorem. Komitet pan u
rzadzajacych 6w wieczorek ~przygoto-
wuje szereg niespodzianek, kt6re wiel-
ce uczestnikow zabawy zaciekawia /
zafnteresuja. Pa~rafianie jadwdgowscy a
szczeg6lnie mlodBiea powinna jak mai
l~iczniej przybyc ma ten wieczorek.
Dnia 20-go b. m. odbedzie sic wspa-
nia}y. popis dziatwy sBkolnej z okazyi
~uroczystego zakofczenia roku szkolne-
so, W sail parafialnej sw. Jadwigi. IS.
Nazaretanh cd kilku tygodni mozolnie
pracuja ably dziatwe szkolna nale4ycie
przygotowac. Podobno popis tegoroczny
ma bye wspanialszy, ani&eli ~wszystkie
dotad urzadzane.
Onegdaj ma cmentarzu sw. Wojcie-
cha, o godzinie Bet p~opo1udniu, PREY
udziale Re branych krewnych 1 znajo-
mych X. Jan B. Obyrtacz c. R., pro-
boszcz parafii sw. Jadwigi poswiecil
nagrobek przedstawiajacy wiserunek
Najs}odszego Serca Pana Jezusa, ma
PARCEL famtljnej PIP. J. Gordonow, "a
~mieszka}ych PREY III. Canton 1 Oakley
ave-, diugoletnich parafian jadwigow-
skich. Ma tel parceli spoczywa 6. ..
Kamka, by}y przedsieoiorca pogrzebo-
wy z jadwigowa. Pc odm6wieniu mo-
dlitw "a zmarlych. uczestnicy rozeszli
sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

WVrOa usss Ms-anSfSlskie2
MIENNM CHICAGOSKl sprsoduJs
20 vxglsdsA dooora 1 rsGoa RAis
Uala
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11

AdLu JdhO JdSlCt i S1OWldll
i Grekow. Oba tie narody beda
patrzee ma ME zupeinie tax samo,
jak Wochy patrzyiy ma Austrye,
jak dlugo monarchia habsburska
trzymala W SVEN posiadaniu
Trentino i Tryest.
WSZYSTKIE
INTRYGI ODzYJA MA
NOWO.
Ale trudnosci ME koncza sic tu-
tai. Rumunia i J~ugoslawia kioc4
sic take o pewne terytorya w
Banacie. w ~naturalnej konse--
kwencyi tego, Rumunia poiaczy
sic z Whochami przeciwko Slo-
wianom i W ten sposob odzyja W
interesie wielkich mocarstw sta
re balkanskie stosunki intryg i
nienawisci. Nieunikniona polityka
Wloch, jak dlugo dzierza one te-
rytorya, do ktorych sluszne pre-.
tensye roszcza sobie S}owianie.
bedzie utrzymywa6 Siowian W
stanie niemocy, a to zarowno
przez ~starania utrzymywania ME
zgody pomiedzy Siowehcami,
Kroatami i Serbami jak przez po-
rozumienia - mozliwie z Rumu-
nami i Bufgarami. Co wiecej, gdy
Rosya odzyska swa size, jezeli to
wogole kiedy sic stanie, mic pew
niejszego jak to, re obejmie ona
2 powrotem swa historyczna role
szampiona panstw poiudniowo-
ssowiahskich i bedziemy mieli
Europe ponownie wciagnieta w
afery ba1kanskie.
katwo jest to sobie powiedzieG,
re Liga Narodow bedzie odtad
zdorna utrzymac pokoj ma Balka-
mach, ale GAIA Europa ME zdolala
tego dokonac po kongresie ber--
linskim, a uciekafa sic wowczas do
zupelnie tego samego rodzaju po-
~iowicznych .zaiatwien jake tive
rzy sic teraz. Mkt kto INA polu-
dniowych Sfowian, ME uwierzy w
to ma chwile, re pogodza sic oni
ma stale z sytuacya, ktora oddaje
setki tysiace ich pobratymcow W
rece W}och. A Mkt ME uwierzy
w to take, re W{ochy kiedykol--
wick dobrowolnie zrezygnuja z
terytoryow, ktore teraz nabywaja
kosztem Jugosiowian i Grekow.
DO NIcZEGO
ME DoPRoWADZA.
Podobnie, jak inne kwestye,
kt6re przysziy pod obrady konfe-
rencyi p~aryskiej, sprawl Fiume
pociagneia Ia SODA nieskonczona
iloSc z}ych konsekwencyi. Dekla-
racya pana Wilsona, re Wlosi
ME powinni otrzymaG Fiume, by
Ia ~s}uszna, ale. azeby utrzymac
swoje stanowisko odnoSnie do
Fiume, byl on zmuszony godzic
sic ma jeden kompromis "a dru-
GIN, ktore, ziaczone. razem, wy
tworzyly daleko gorsza sytuacye
niz ia, jakaby byla powstasa, gdy-
by Fiume bylo sic dostaio odra-
zu W{ochom.
Rezultat tego jest jasny. Kaz-
dy kompromis, poczawszy cd
k%ompromisu W sprawie Szantun-
gu, a skonczywszy ma ~kompromi-
sic odnosnie do doliny rzeki Saar.
poiozys Fundamental pod przysz}e
europejskie konflikty i rozniecil
ognie rasowych nienawiSci do
czasu, az ~jeszcze raz ME wypala
sic one w pozarze ognia. A ME
jest to be- znaczenia i powazne
nasuwa wnioski, re ognie pala sic
teraz najsilniej zupeinie dokiad-
ME W tych samych miejscach,
gdzie eksplozya piec lat temu rzu
ella caiy SWAT W morze plomieni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
z KANTOWA.

We srode, dnia 1890 czerwca b.. r,
odbedzie sic doroc5na wycieczka dzia-
twy szkolnej skupionej W parafii sw.
Jana Kantego, do ogredu Harms, PREY
zbiegu ulic Western ave. / Berteau ul.
Dziatwa zbierze sic nj dziedHiicu szkol
nym o godzinie Smej rano, gdzie PREY
~d4wiekach muzyki wyruszy pod pre-
wodnictwem swego proboszcZa x. Sta
nislawa Siatki C. R. 1 jego asystentow,
jakote4 m~iejscowych IS. Nauczycielek,
do tramwaji specyalnie ma te ~wyctecSke
zaangahowanych. Rod1ice dziatwy szkd
nej powinni jak na~jliczniejszy wziac u
dzial popofrdniu l wieczorem, Komitet
parafialny z X. proboszczem ma czele,
przygotowuja rome n~iespodzianki tax
ola dAed jak / ola starsEych, ktore
zapewne ka°o z uczestnikow wycie-
czk zabawia 1 zainteresuja.
We czwartek, dnla 26-go b. IN, die
CT szkolne przystapia do uroczysteJ Ko-
munii sw., o godEinie S-mej rano ma
Mszy sw.; ~nastepnego dQia odbedzie
sic uroczyste zakonczenie roku szkol.
nego.
Staraniem Klubu Obywatelskego rs.
J6zefa Poniatowskiego, istnieje " pa
rafii sw. Jana Kantego szkola obywa-
telska. Lekcye stale odbywaja sic ka4-
diego piatku o godzinie S-mej wiecDo-
rem W sail pod szko}a, ktorych udzie-
la alderman Stanislaw Adamkiewicz,
OBJ. Kazimierz Andrzejewski, oraz klerk
blura naturalizacyjnego p. Marx l in
nj. R6wnoczesnie ~wypelniane 50 api-
kacye ma pierwsze 1 drugie papiery oby
watelskie | udzielane SO wszelkie in
strukcye. Pamietajcie o tenn, 2e przyj-
die czas, re laden nieobywatel ME be-
die m6gl otrzymat piracy W tym kra-
ju, a poniewaz teraz nadarza sic spo-
sobnosc, to o lie mo&noSci nale4y z
niej ~korzystac.
w tych dniach powr6cil do domo--
wych pieleszy szeregowiec Stanislaw
NJ. Tworek, kt6ry przez przeszlo rok
znajdowal sic we Francyi ma polach
WALK 2 dywizya 33-cia. Bral on Kill
kakrotny udziai W bitwach pod yerdun,
st. Mihiel 1 W A~rgonskich lasach. Jest
on czynnym czlonkiem kilku iowa
rzystw ms kantowie. Zamieszkuje pnr.
$50 n. Carpenter ul.
Jak sic dowiadujemy niejaka Irena
Budzisz, zam. pnr. 745 Morgan ul., Kill
ka dni temu opuscila swego meza Ber-
narda, z kt6rym Syla lat kilka, costa
wiajac go ma }asce losu z trojgiem drob
nych dZiatek, z kt6rych najm}odsze Jest
~jeszcze niemowleciem l poszia sobie z
innym facetem. Wstyd 1 hanba. MAJ
jest czlowiekiem uczciwym 1 pracowi-
tym a nj ME miaha powodu opuszcze-
mia, go, zw1aszcza tych drobnych l.
slot ludzkich.
Tow. Bratniej Pomocy M{odziencow
sw. CzeSiawa, urzadza letnia doroczna
wycieczke do ogrodu Atlas, PREY Craw-
ford ul., W niedziele, dnia 22-go czerw-
ca b. r, o godzlnie 12-tej W poIudnie.
Komitet urzadDajacy jak najuprze-
miej szanowna publicznosc zaprasza O
10 L mn SltnzN,As1a- --~SkI-l l.,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-06-11
zaTOdh NOWych WojeR " Ukfadzis 0 Fiume.

dni rzymskich. Do czesci zwanej
poinocnym Epirem rosci sobie
pretensye Grecya.
Przez te rzekoms ugode Wso-
chy maja teraz wejse W samo ja-
dro baikanskiej zawieruchy, cd
razu jake nieprzyjaciel i Slowian
i Grekow. Oba tie narody beda
patrzec ma ME zupelnie tax samo,
jak Whochy patrzyiy ma Austrye,
jak diugo monarchia habsburska
trzymala W SVEN p~osiadaniu
Trentino i Tryest. .
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
Letters From Soldiers.
Henry Schuldt.

Writing from Vichy, France, Nov.
"A, 1918, to his sister, Mrs. r. +.
5 'haefer, Henry Schudt says:
You perhaps have wondered why I
didn't write before, but when we
went back to the front, after weeks
rest, we were under one of the biggest
oarraRes ever put over. This was on
The first of November and we were
Kept busy from then on chasing the
enemy till Nov. 4th when a piece of
she'll struck my leg aud caused a
wound. Since then | have b en- in
one OF the largest hospitals 10 France
Tor three weeks and have had fine
care. To show you how we'll | am. we
are located on the sixth floor and
yesterday | walked down the six
lights OF stairs: also walked up town
with only the aid of a cane So Won
see I'm in tlne shape.
We thought we would be moved
out and 20 back to America any time
ThatS another reason | didn't write.
but now no one knows exactly when
we viii be back, but III bet YOU. win
know as soon as we get of of the boat
even If it isn't till NmaS or Easter
There are dozens OF big buildings
here used for hospitals which are
large hotels used by tourists in
summer, as this is a great summer
resort. Altho the scenery here at
places is wonderful, nothing will look
better than good old U. S. A.
Our division is from New York. the
18th, and we were 10 the Arpdnne
forest on the Verdun front where the
big battle was fought 10 1916. Our
division did not follow up the German
retreat, so we all hope to be back he
fore very long.
The city / am in has population
OF about eighteen thousand and Is
called Nichy, located near the central
part OF France. The day the armjs-
tlce was signed the American hovs
marched down the street and it took
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
School Notes.

School opened last Monday witt
an so per cent attendance.
Because Of conditions an attempt
is being made to secure the str
vices Of a school nurse. Miss
Papendick was at hand on Monday
and Tuesday in this capacity and
we are sorry she could not con-
tinue the work. A surprisingly
large number Of pnpils were found
to have inilamed Threats and bad
tonsils, and few had a tempera-
ture above normal and high pulse.
Teachers are watching pupils
closely and particular attention is
paid to ventilation and the tenn
perature of the rooms.
All unnecessary meetings in
school, such as parties, inter high
school athletics, ETC., will be pro-
hibited indefinitely because of the
imminence of influenza.
During our forced vacation all
desks and seats in both buildings
have been planed, scraped and
vanished. The furniture presents
a fine appearance and is as good
as new. The cost amounts to less
't1an one-ffth the cost of new fur
niture.
1t has been the habit of some
pupils in the primary grades to
bring their younger brothers or
sisters, who are not yet of school
age, to spend the afternoon with |
them in the school room. Natur-
ally this interferes somewhat with |
the work. We need to make all
possible progress during the |
remainder of this year and would |
suggest that parents discourage
this habit.
We wish to acknowledge our !
Indebtedness to Miss Elise Papen-
dick for the liberal donation of
several reference texts; and
especially for a collection of native
butterflies, all mounted and CLASH |
fed.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy

Before using this prepare, ion for
cough or cold you may wish 10 know
what it has done for Others. Mrs. o.
Cook, Macon, Ill, writes, Il have
found 1t gives the quickest relief of
any cough remedy | have ever used. :"
Mrs James A. Knott, Chillicothe, Mo.
says "Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cannot be beat for coughs and colds"
IL. j. Moore, Oval, Pa, says 81 have
d'Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on
several occasions when was suffering
with settled cold upon the chest
and it has always brought about
cure. Ia, .d
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
500 Reward, $1OO

me readers of this paper will be
one dreaded disease that science has
Deen able to cure in all its stages and
mat Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
lnnuenced by constitutional conditions
Tequlres constitutional treatment. Halls
Sa.aIrn Medicine is taken internally and
faces 1aces OF the System thereby DESTROYING
me rne Ioundation of the disease. giving the
patlen6 strength by building up the con-
Seo.ution and assisting nature in doing its
VOTE. The propretors have so m11cb
T r In the, curative powers of Hairs
1alaIrh Medicine that they offer Ono
n n,1r Dollars for any case that it fails
" G dd send for list of testimonials.
onio' Sold by all Druggist, &c. 0'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

THE voters defeated the amend
ment providing for increasing the
constitutional limitation Off the
bonded indebtedness of Idaho.
The purpose Of the increase was to
make it possible to issue more
bonds for state highways. Nothing
daunted, the highway commission
sees another way ont. Now the
Legislature is being asked to raise
the state tax levy to procure the
desired funds. The voters said
"no'; will the legislature elected
by those voters have the temerity
to say "yes"7 However, we are
told, that is the only alternative if
Idaho is to continue and enlarge
her road building program and get
the benefit of the federal moneys
made available on the fifty-hfty
plan.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

More recent letters from Mark
Egbers contain many interesting
observations of things and conditions
10 Belgium. Writing from Walton,
Belgium, he says the price of horses
there is $1,000 each and COWS $500
each. Apples and eggs are Is cents
apiece and the highest wages are 60
cents day. He also mentions the
war wasted areas.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
SUCCESS AT THE BAT.
It is Not Acquired by Striving to Out.
guess the Pitcher

II is Not Acquired by Striving to Out.
guess the Pitcher.
The batter who tries to outpuass q
pitcher is making a big mistake, He
should try to figure out what the
nurler probably will do, but aft the
same time should be set and ready for
anything and prepared TO shift at short
no[lce. Making up your mind in nd.
vance that you are going to hit Ger.
tam Dali and then swinging at it re-
CARELESS of where it may come will
never get you into the 300 class.
Let me caution every young PLAYER
against acquiring the bad habit of FRY.
ing to kill the ball. Thousands N.
fellows who might otherwise have he.
come good batters have been ruined be-
cause they wanted to knock a home
run every time up. II you meet the
oail squarely and get the right amount
OF snap in your swing YOU do NOT
need to take windup and lunge at it
with all your might.
Ihere Is a lot of life in baseball.
ana when you hit it ION the nose" won
uon heed all your weight behind the
bat. If you take care to amply vonr
power at the right moment, so that
you VIII get the ball well out in front
or you at the point where YOUR swing
Is fastest and most powerful. the dis.
lance and speed will take care of them.
selves.
There never was a great hitter vet
tnat swung with all his might all tbe
Time. You may argue that the harder
you poke the ball the longer distance
you will get, but the trouble Is that y
Is practically impossible to time vonr
blow properly and hit the ball SQUARE.
~ Wnen you take a "washerwoman,s
SWING. Once in a hundred times Won
might happen to do so. but the other
times you would lust he
making yourself ridiculous.
And no player is of much yalua 70
MS team If he gets a home run once
a year and either fans or sends IN easv
flies or rolls feeble grounders the rest
of the time.
every man must In way be his own
trainer in baseball.-Ty Cobb in Amer.
lean Boy
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
TWENTY YEARS AGO
Items taken from Silver Blade files
jan IA, 1899.

Jan, Il, 1899
The amount in which Sheriff
Pease IS short 10 his accounts is be.
lieved to approximate $4,000 to $4,000.
consisting OF money received for
saloon licenses which he failed To
issue.
Mrs. Olive Melvin was hostess at a
farewell party for Miss Edith
Morrison.
T. L. Quarles was appointed chief
deputy, and A. Cook second deputy
10 the county auditors office.
The assessors Office will be filled
by Joseph Buckle who has appointed
Harvey Borthwick for his deputy.
J w, Mcclure succeeds Frank O.
Hill as county treasurer and Sheriff
Fred Fl. Bradbury appointed C. w.
Dyer for jailor.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
Doings of Legislature.

The Idaho legislature has ratified
the prohibition amendment to the
federal constitution.
The first bill introduced called for
an appropriation of SIS, 900 to meet
the expenses of the legislature, IN
Guiding salaries of members.
Two members of the honse wera
taken i'll with influenza. -
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
Love-.

Love is the most powerful of spells
Every other species of sorcery must
yield to it. There is but one power
against which it is helpless. What is
that? 1t is not fire; it is not water;
1t is not air; it is not the earth with all
its metals. 1t is time.-Heine.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
Notice to Creditors


state of idaho, lss.
County of kootcnai
Estate of Richard c. Bamber, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned
AdinlnlStrator of the estate of Richard q
Bamber. deceased to the creditors of, and
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within 4 months after the first
publication of this notice. to the said admin
the same being the place for the transaction
OF the business of said estate. in the County
OF kootenai State of Idaho.
Dated, this 9th day of Jan. 1919
BERT A. REED.
Administrator
81. Jan. 1017,243I, Feb. :, 1919.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

William Carrck was in the Toul
sector of France, about II miles from
Nancy, according to recent letters to
his parents, Rev. and Mrs. !. G..
Carrlck. He has been driving
large auto for the headquarters staff
and said he had made two trips into
Germany since the armistice.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

THE legislature has much i'm
portant work to do without encum-
bering the statutes with a multi
tude OF new, novel and unnecessary
laws. In fact some advisers are
suggesting again that many of the
laws now in the books should be
torn out.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10
His Sermon.

II used to worry about what put
into sermon" said the minister.
"Yes?"
but when found that what people
discussed was mainly the length of it
! put about fifteen minutes into it and
let it go at that."-Louisville Courier
Journal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

them forty minutes to pass, so you
have an idea bow long the column
was and most of them were GONZALES
cents too, but they hoped right
along. How are the Rathdrum boys?
Have you heard anything of them?
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1919-01-10

Governor Davis has appointed JAY
Gibson of Occur d'Alene as state
oank commissioner to succeed Russell
u. Hit of Idaho Falls. The SALARY
is $4,000 year.