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South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Another poor little rich boy is
confronting deep worry. In this
instance the worried one" is John
Jacob Astor VI, who will be seven
years old next month. The little
fellows greatest worry is that when
he becomes Of age lie will be bur
dened with the care or a fortune Of
100000. His father. Col. John
cob Astor. who died in the Titanic
disaster. left the boy 100000 in
trust and il is estimated the for
tune will be more than tripled by
the time the boy is Of age. His
mother is Mrs. Madeline Force AS
tor Dick, wife OF William K. Dick.
Of New York and Philadelphia.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
INDIANAPOLIS WINS. So.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, July So
indianapolis Thursday took the last
OF its series with Milwaukee, 3 10 2.
Hill. who was knocked out Of the
box in the first inning Of yesterdays
game. came back today and pitched
high class ball COvington hit a
home run in the seventh inning.
Score:
Milwaukee 600 OO1 O1o-2 S ,
Indianapolis 100 900 20'-3 S I
Northrop and Huhn; Hill and
Leary.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
REDS DEFEAT PIRATES
IN HARD FOUGHT TILT

PITTSBURG. July 25.-Cincinnatl
defeated Pittsburg Thursday. 10 1,
both Ruether and Cooper pitching
good ball. Bressler's home run. a
pass TO Daubert, Groh's triple anu
Kopfs double scored the visitors
runs, while doubles by StenSel and
Barbara tailed the locals lun. Moll-
witz was hit by a pitched ball in the
third inning and threw his bat at
Ruether. who narrowly escaped iE-
jury. MollwitZ was put out of the
game. safer took bis place Score:
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
MINNEAPOLIS WINS. 70.

COLUMBUS. O., July 25.-Takins
advantage O. Wnkinson's wildness
and touching him for .12 hits helped
Minneapolis 10 a TO victory over
Columbus here Thursday afternoon.
In the third inning Outielder Fred
Baily OF Columbus broke his ankle
in sliding 10 second after b had
doubled Score:
Minneapolis 004 010 oil Il 0
Columbus &C.. 020 900 600 s 4
Hovlik and Owens; Wilkinson and
Wagner.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
C|COTTE BLANKS
st. LOUIS CREW
Stages a HurIerS' Duel With
SothOrOn - Error PaVeS
Way for Lone Run.

CHICAGO. july 25.-Chicago shut
out St Louis, 1 TO 0, in a 1O-innin ;
pitchers battle between SothOro OH
and Cicotte Thursday. Gerber's tr-
ror paved the way for the lone run
of the game. Leibold went to sec
Ond on the error and +. Collins
walked Weaver grounded out and
Jackson was purposely passed.
Felsch followed with d single 10 left,
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

BAYONNE, y. j. July 20
Eighty thousand gallons Of gasoline.
contained in eight tank cars. eX-
ploded on the switching track OF the
Texas oil co. here Thursday morn
irg. causing "a fire which resulted in
the serious injury OF four persons
with many others suffering minor
burns. The property loss 10 the all
company was estimated at $1,000
eco.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Yesterdays RESULTS.
NnefnnnI ~nnrr.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National League
Cincinnati, . Pittsburg.
Boston. 8 New York. Z.
Brooklyn, 6; Philadelphia. Z.
American League.
St Louis. o: Chicago. I. 10 innings.
Detroit, Z; Cleveland, >
New York. . Boston, Z
Philadelphia. 0; Washington. 1.
American Association.
Kansas City, Il Louisville. I.
Minneapolis, Z; Columbus. ,
Milwaukee. .: indianapolis. 3.
st. Paul, IL Toledo, %.
Three-Eye League.
Terre Haute. . Evansville, >.
Bloomington. Is Peoria, I.
Moline, 3 Rockford, ).
GAMES TODAY.
National League.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati nj PittSburg.
Chicago nj St Louis.
American League.
81. Louis at Chicago
Detroit at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Washington.
New York at Boston.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
WALTER JOHNSON SLIPS
WHlTEWASH TO MACKMEN

WASHINGTON, July 25.-John-
son held Philadelphia safe at al
stages Thursday, Washington win
ming the opening game Of the series.
l 10 0. JUICES double, Foster 5
hunt single and a sacrifice fly to
Rice accounted for the winning run
Score.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
RUTH'S HOME RUN WINS
FOR BOSTON IN EIGHTH

BOSTON. July 25-Ruth's homo
rGn drive into the right aeld stands,
scoring Roth. VINO had singled
ahead of him in the eighth. was the
big factor I'm Bostcn's 10 8 victory
over New YORK here Thursday. Il
Vas Euth's 10TH home run of the
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
HOMER BY KAUFF
WINS FOR GIANTS
Braves Come From BEHIND
and Throw Scare Into the
GiantS-Three HOmerS.

VIEW YORK. July 25.-New York
defeated Bost-... Z TO g. i'm the open
ins game OF the .eries here Thurs
day. The Braves rallied hard and
came within run OF wing the
score after being siN runs behind
Good support saved Barnes in the
ninth inning. Kauns home run in
the fifth proved To- be New York's
" innins rum Score
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Wo- hd~t uitS NchNlduQl, tlarke. Lu-
dtrus. Three base hit - Blackburne
Home run-A1yerS. stolen bases-Z.
" heat, Bancroft. Meusel >. Whitted. Sac
rifice hits-Kildun. Johnston Double
play-BancrOft. Sticking and Luderus.
Left on bases Brooklyn. {: Philadelphia
Bases on balls-On Cadore, 1 of :
Smith l. of Packard { off g. smith. .
Hits-On Cadore I'm innings: on :
Smith. I'm innings off Packard in
8 innings. none ont i'm 4th of G.. Smith.
o i'm $ innings. Struck out-By Cadore,
s by :. Smith. 1: by Packard. I : by c.
smith. 3. Struck out-By CadOre, $: by
S. Smith, I by Packard, I by G. Smith.
9. Wild pitch-G. smith Winning
pitcher-G. Smith. Losing pitchers.
smith Errors Olson. Kilduff. Cadore.
Bancroft . Luderus
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Two base hitS-IOneS. shorten. Ihree-
base hits-Lones. Speaker. Sacrifice hit
smith. Sacrifice flies-Boland. Gardner.
Double plays-Shorten and Heilmann
WambsCansS and Johnston, Smith,
Wambsganss and Gardner. Left on bases
Detroit g.: Cleveland. Z Bases on balls
on Boland. ;: of COvelcskie. !. struck
out-By Boland. 4 by Coveleskie, ,.
observation-disclosures.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
THIRTEEN INNING GAME
WON BY PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, July %. -
Blackburn's triple with Bancroft on
first base and two out i'm the i1th
inning won the opening game or tht
series from Brooklyn Thursday, I
to g. Score:
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
TIGERS WIN, B0LAND
GOOD IN THE PlNCHES

CLEVELAND. July 25.-Boland's >
effectiveness IN the pinches and the
Latting Of Shorten and Jones gave
Detroit the first game of the series
with Cleveland by a score of TO ,
Jones drove in three runs and
shorten the other Score:
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Two-base hits-Judge. Turner. Men
osky. Perkins Stolen base-Foster.
Sacrifice fly-Rice. Double play-Picin-
icE ito Judge. Left on bases-PhiladeI-
phia, Z; Washington, 4 Bases on balls
on Johnson, 4; off Kinney. l. Struck
Out-By Johnson, s; by Kinney, l. Err
ror-Menosky.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Two base hits-Scott. SchauE. Home
run-Ruth. Stolen base-Lewis. Sacrifice
hits-Lewis. Fewster. Sacrifice flies
Lewis Double plays-Hannah 10 Baker (:
Hunnah 20 Peckinpaugh: shannon to
on baSes-New York . Boston. & Bases
ou balls on Shawkey, I of PennOck. 3.
Struck 0ut-By Shawkey. . by PennOck,
. Errors s-peckinpauCh, Witt. McNally.
Feunock
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Stolen base--NcNIullin. Sacrifice hits-
F.. Collins, Schalk. Double plays-Gerber
to Sislcr: Weaver TO Risberg; McMuilin
to Rfsberg Left on bases-St. Louis, O;
Chicago. II Bases on balls-On Sotn-
oron. G. Fit by pitcher-By Cicotte
(Severeid) struck out-By Sothoron. 3;
hy Cicotte 5. ErrOrs-SothOron, Ger
Der ., smith
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
COX CAP PTURES
Fl. MIAMI STAKE
MignoIa, Favorite for Stake,
Stepped 2::09 Trot in
Straight Heats Best
Time 2:04l.

TOLEDO. July 25.--The Fort
Miami stake of $4,000 for 2:Os trot-
ters. the feature event on Thursday
grand circuit card at Fort Miami,
was won by Walter Cox, driving
Mignola, the favorite in the raG~
Mignola's best time was 2:O4 IL
in the second heat.
The 2:14 pace for "a purse Of
$1,000 had 16 starters. The judges
decided that the field was too large
and the race was split into two di-
visions. Jack Keith, driven by Val
entine, won the first division, and
Sanardo. with Murphy. took the sec
ond. The 2:O7 pace with seven
starters. was won by J. Thomas,
driving John r Braden.
On account Of only three entries
in the 2:O7 trot. the race was called
off. Summaries:
2:O7 Pace. Purse $1,000.
John r. Braden. b. h.. BY
John r. Gentry (Thomas) l l
Little Batiste. b. e., by Red
Elm. ir. (Cox) ......... 3
symbol Baron. blk. g, by
Symboler (McMahon) ..... ? 4
Box r., b. g.. by Bov Elder.
jr.. (Martin) )............. s 2
Peter Maurer. ch. h.. by Peter
the Great (Nalentine) ;
Maggie Wreath and Hanley b
ALSO started.
Tine. 2:04 IA; 2:04 IA; 2:07 IL
> :00 Trot. Fort Miami stake. $4,000
Mignola, ch. H., by AllertOn
Cox ........... .-......l 1 ]
Mary Coburn, ch. m. by Man
rico (Andrews) ...... 2 2
Gentry c., ch. g.. by Gentry
Allerton (Geers) ......... 3
Ethel Direct, br. g.. by Ethel
Todd (Brusie) ........... )
Harrods Creek, ch. h., by
General Watts (Engleman) .
The Cossack. stephen, Peter Pogue
and Petrex also started.
Time, 2O4 "a; 2:O4 ii; 2:O6 1-2
2:I4 Pace. Purse $1,000,
(1st division)
Jack Keith, blk. H., by Direc-
tum Medium (Valentine). 1 1
Myron Cochato. blk. h., by
Walter Cochato (Sturgeon)
Tenna. b. m, by Rex Leon
Cstokes) ..... 3 .
Jack Frost, r. g., by Jack
Straw (Gray) ..........
Anna Moore. b. m, by Oliver
Moore (MnchelD .. Z 3
Lot-ie Express. Ella H., Tony
Mutt. Lassie Pointer also started.
Time, Z:07 Ia. 2:O5 5-4; 2;10 Ia
2:I4 Pace. Parse $1,000.
end division.)
Sanardo, b. &. by San Fran
cisco (Murphy) ....... 1 1
Miss Eagle. b. m, by Red
Eagle (Stokes) ........... , 8
Twister c., ch. H., by Sam
Twister ("alin) ........ 3 ?
Ethel Knight. blk. m. by Mid
night (McDonald) ...-... 4
Prince Pepper and Jeanne Castle
also started.
Time, 2O4 3-4; 2:O4 3-4; 2:06 S-4
To Beat 2:12 1-2 Trotting.
Ramco, b. g.. by Morgan AK.
worthy (Stokes). 2:O9 IA.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

Two-base hit-POweIl Three base hit
Powell Home runS-Chase. Kaun. smith
stolen bases kaud. Alaranville Sacri-
nee hits H0lke Barnes Double play
Fletcher. Doyle and Chase Left on bases
-New York. .. Roston. e. Bases on balls
or Nehf. 3 od Barnes. l. struck out
BY Barnes .. by Nehf J. Errors
Powell Gonzales.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
TOLEDO WINS TWO.

TOLEDO. O., July 25-Tole6o
won both games OF the double
header with St. Paul here Thursday.
taking the first to 1, and the sec
ond TO 4. In the second game
the Toledoans drove in their FIVE
runs in the first inning off pan
Griner. Toledo used three pitch
ers in the second game. two Of them
in the latter periods. when St Paul
threatened. In the ninth McColl
struck Berghammer out with the
bases filled ending the game.
Score:
ST. Paul 900. 010 600 000-l 2
Toledo ...... POI 600 OPS 9 ,
Hall and Hargrave; Sanders and
Murphy.
Second game
St Paul . O03 OCO 001-4 10 l
Toledo ..... 500 600 00"-5 S 0
Griner. Browne and A1cMenemy:
Ferguson, I-iljus. McCon and NJ
Kelly
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25
JAMES BARNES IS
NOW LEADING MAN
Plays a Par 70 and Increases
His Lead Four Strokes
Over Others.

CLEVELAND. %. July 25.-Play-
ins a par 20 Thursday James Barnes
increased his lead TO four strokes
over the nearest contender for his
title in the western open golf cham
pionship az Mayfeld Country club.
Added 70 Wednesdays SO. Barnes
had a total OF 13s for 36 holes.
while Walter Hagen. national cham
pion. was second with 143, having
taken y Thursday because Of pit
trouble.
Two strokes away stood Fred NC
Leod OF Washington. d G.. former
ly national champion, having scored
"a Thursday on account OF poor
putting.
Bob Mcdonald OF Chicago. shared
fourth place at las with Otto Hack
barth or Cincinnati. the Chicagoan
setting a new record OF SO for the
second nine and surprising Hagen.
his partner. by one stroke. His Il
was the second best score Of the day
Harry Hampton OF Richmond, Va,
taking a generous 40 20 go out. Tom
McNa mara OF New York, who had
second score OF 20 Wednesday. got
tangled badly Thursday 9t the start.
taking seven for the second hole
and II 10 get out. He came homo in
SIS registering 147 Thursday night
with ]. Douglas Edgar OF Atlanta,
and wilfred Reid OF Wilmington.
Others 10 keep under were Jock
Hutchinson Of Chicago. and Willie
Kidd Of St Louis with las. and
Charles LOrms, Toledo; Willie Ogg
OF Atlanta. and Leo DiegeI OF De-
troit. with 149.
Those who qualified for Fridays
play with scores for Thursday and
total for 36 holes include:
Mcycring Qualities.
James Barnes. St Louis. 70-139;
Walter Hagen, Detroit, 72-143: Fred
Mcleod. Washington, 74-145; Bob
Mcdonald. Chicago. 71-146; Otto
Hack barth. Cincinnati 72-146; Tom
Mcnamara. New York. 1914; J.
Douglas Edgar. Atlanta. 71-147:
Wilfred Reid. Wilmington, 75-147;
Jack Hutchinson, Chicago. 72-14S;
Willie Kidd. St. Louis. 77-148; Harry
Hampton. Richmond. Va. 73-14S;
Charles Lorms. Toledo. 74-149: VIII
lie Ogg Atlanta. 1919; Roy Rob
ertson. Lafayette. Ind. 74-157: j. z.
Hlakeslee. Elkhart. Ind, 79-157;
Waiter Nelson. indianapolis S1-159;
and A p. Meyering. South Bend.
SLIGO.
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

hare. schmidt Three-base hits-Groh.
Barbara. Cooper. Home run-Bressler.
Stolen bases-Groh. Rousch. Schmidt.
Sacrifice hit-Ruether Left on bases
Cincinnati >: Pittsburg. $. Bases on
baIls-Oh Ruether, .: of Cooper. , Hit
bv pitcher-By Ruether (MOllwiZl
Struck out-By Ruether. 3; by Cooper, I.
Errors-Schmidt. .
South Bend news-times., 1919-07-25

xXBatted for Schmidt In ninth.
XxxBatted for Cooper in ninth.
Cincinnati .......O 600 Oh 600
PittSburg .....-...---....-. 200 OlO OOO-l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31
RsWoIueya " rhtayi zdaje sic N%ieunikniana,

staktm rezultatem, jakiego spo-
.dziewae sic mogi kazdy zdrowc
czlowfet.
Faktem jest, Re wizyta do Ir-
'hndyi Franka Walsh, bylego gu,
bernatua Dunno i Michela Ryan
uczynaa PROXY ppkojowego "a,
fatwienh kwestyi irhndzkiej po,
-prostu niewykonainemi.
Rewolurya mote wybuchnae kai
def chwili.
Powracajacy do Londynu Z
tel nieszczesnej wyspy Irlandczy
cy powiadaja mi, re nova rewo-
lucya irlandzka jest rzecza
wprost nieunikniona. Wybuch
jej moze nastapie kazdej chwili.
albo MOTE odwlec sic o kilka ty.
godni, a nawet miesiecy, ale
proch jest wszedzie nagromadzo-
ny i byle iskierka moze spowo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Zapytano nastepnie pana Wal
sha, czy .narod Stanow Zjedno'
czonych uznaje istnienie obecne
republiki irlandzkiej?" i ,odpo'
wiedz jego byla potwierdzaja'
ca"
Zwiastuny zawieruchy rewolu-
cyjnej.
Londyhska Daily Mail" dru'
kuje diugi list Cd ,pewnego wy,
bitnego irlandzkiego polityka"
ktory oSwiadcza, re ME podpisu:
je swego nazwiska z obawy, il
bylby rozstrzelanym. Kohczy or
nastepujacemi sAowami:
,,Sa znaki, re zawierucha sic
zbliza. Jak predko nadejdzie, tie,
go Mkt ME moze przewidziec LII
die Swiadomi So juz teraz w Cd
wrocie. Inni zakupuja ma zapas
make ! kondcnsowane mleko. Je-
stem stanowczo tego przekona'
MIA, re kleska i okropnoSci tego
wybuchu daiyby sic byly unik--
nae, gdyby panowie Walsh, Dun
ne i Ryan byli pozostali w Pa
ryzu."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

dowac eksplozye. Zwyczajne ia,
kieS starcie z policya czy woj,
skiem byloby wystarczajacem dc
rozniesienia piomieni rewolucyi
pc caiej wyspie. Mole przepowie-
dnie, oparte ma informacyach z
pierwszej reki Cd znawcow sto.
sunk6w w Irlandyi, So takie, re
nova rewolucya, jezeli wybuch-
ME i be- wzgledu ma to, kiedy
przeciagnie sic dhuzej i bedzie
bardziej rozpaczliwa niz tragicz-
ny wybuch ma Wielkanoc 1916 r,
Bee wzgledu ma to, jake byiy
ich intencye, panowie Walsh
Dunno i Ryan wywarli widocznie
take wrazenie ma narodzie If
landzkim, re narod Stanow lie
dnoczonych uznal juz republike
irlandzka.
w dublinskim' ,,Freeman's
Journal z d. 5go maja cytowane
So nastepujace sAowa z ust pana
Walsha: ME ukazujemy sic W
Paryzu ami w Irlandyi W jakim-
kolwiek innym charakterze ni5
jake adwokaci obecnej republiki
irlandzkiej".
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0 PodziaE WEasno$ci ziemskiej W CzechaCh.

kt6ra uciskala Czechy przez CITE
ry wieki.
Jednym Z pierwszych krokow
nowego rzadu byAo zamianowa,
rie komisyi, ktora mia}a poczynit
rekomendacye w sprawie reform,
dotyczacych wlasnosci ~ziemskiej
Komisya ia obecnie zda}a swoj
rapport, z~alecajac, re wielkie lati-
fundya powinny bye zakupione
przez panstwo i re laden wlasci-
ciel ziemski ME moze posiadat
wiecej gruntu jak 625 ARROW.
Znaczne rolnice opinii wywo'
iala kwestya, do jakiego stopnia
i do jakiej kwoty ma pahstwc
zaplacic wlaScicielom ziemskin
"a grunta ekspropryowane. Pre-,
zydent Masaryk Jest "a udziele'
MEM i'm wolnej i s~prawiedliwe.
kompensacyi, a premier Kra.
MARI, ktorego zawsze identyfiko,
wano z czeskimi konserwatysta,
mi, Intervening w interesie
wlaScicieli ziemskich, domagajqc
sic, ably i'm wolno byIo zatrzymai
nadal obszary do iloSci 900 ak,
row.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

Dotykanie, PREY badaniu ME wy
woiywaio zadnej rcakcyi. Chora
sic ME poruszaia i ma pozor bySa
u~mierajaca Zastosowa}em potrzeb
ne leki i zaleciiem spokoj i troskli
wa opieke. Ia trzeciej moJej byt-
nosci chora miala sic znacznie go
rzej. Biadzila i goraczka sic emo
gia. Matka przyznala sic, re uba-
busia'' kazala ia wykapac, ma
trzec jakimis ziolami i nakarmic
mlekiem z modem CD. Zestro-
fowa}em matke, i "a jeJ zgoda
przyslaiem pielegniarke, ktora re
skrupulatna punktualnoScia wy
peiniaia mole zlecenia, polegajac
gfownie ma tenn, azeby ME do
puszczac obcych, z ktorych kaz-
dy CO innego poradzi. Chora "a
czeia pomaiu p~rzychod@ic do
zdrowia, a obecnie przygorowuJe
sic do ostatnich egzaminow W
szkole.
Mrs B. G., Amerykanka lat
81. Przebyia ciezko iafluenze diva
miesiace temu. Ma diva dni pred
moja wizyta byla W wiekszem
towarzystwie, ktore ia zmeczylo.
Poczula silny boil glowy 1 oczu.
Me mogla precise przez pokoj
bez zawrotu g}owy; by}a pewna,
re influenza powraca. Prey TEN
dziwna ia cgarniala sennoSc i zu.
pe}na obojetnoSt ma ~otOczenie
Potem polozyla sic ma dobre i juz
ME wstaia az pc trzech tygod--
mach. To by} zupelnle typowy
wypadek nony. Mialem do konsy
l:um drugiego lekarza z Depar-
tamentu Zdrowia. Chora byla w
zupeinie sanitarnych w%arunkach,
hygiena byia przestrzegana sci
Sic, zadnych znachor6w, odczy--
macy i kumoszek ME by}o, pole
cenia doktora by}y scisle wykor-
ne i chora przyszia do zupelncg.
zdrowia.
DR.. A. S~zwajkart.
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SP|ACzkA Wona.)
(EncephaIitis LsthargiCa.

Wprawdzie uspokoilismy sic
juz znacznie z powodu niebezpie-
czetrstwa novel choroby, jaka
kilka tygodnia tenu posawSa sic
wSrod mieszkancow Chicago, to
jednak, skoro W niejednym do
mu zdarzy sic choroba z niezna-
nyni jakimis objawami, kt6re ME
zdarzylo nam sic spostrzedz nj
gdy dotychczas, ogarnia mas pre-
strach, jak pred jakims niezna-
nym, niewidzialnym dlstego
strasunym nieprzyjacielem. Mic
w tenn dziwncgo, wobec tego, re
ciagle jesDcze jesteSmy pod wpiy-
wem okropnego widma influenzy,
kt6ra prawie kazdy dom W Chi
caso zostal nawiedzony. l dlate-
60 moe, nawet W swiecie nau-
kowyn, nova te choTobe aaczono
scis1e z influenza
Badania jedn&kte, bard0o skru
pulasnie i energ1cmie Prowadzo-
ne, wykazaiy, Re snona" 0 lyle
tylko moze bye za3eAna cd influen
zy, o lie orgsuizm caty, oeiabio-
ny przez dangotrwsls / nisrczaca
chorooe, moe BYE, i beswetpie-
MIA Jest, Z powodu znaczntc
zmniejszonej odpornosci, bar
dziej podatny wszelhm innym,
nowym czy staryn choTubom.
Nazywanie choroby tel, czy tez
tego stanu c~horobliwego aspiacz-
ka" jest niewlssciwe, spiaczka DO
wien jest to choroba pojawiajaca
sic wylacznie tyfko W hajsch
tropikalnych W Afryce, spowodo
wanna u4sszeniem muchy Use =
Tse", ktorej W naszyn klimacie
Nwcale niema.
Zreszte chory ma .eucephalitis
lethargica", czasem ME spi caiy-
mi dniami i nocami chociaz z po-
wodu zupelnej bezwiadnosci cia-
IA i nieponrszajscych sic oczu,
ma pozor czlowieka W glebokim
snie pogrs4onego.
Pc dlugiej i zabojozej influen-
zy, pojawfa sic mona (wyraz
wfoski) najpierw we Wloszech
i ma Wegrzech W roku 1890tym.
w Stanach Zjednoczonych bylo
wiele jej wypadkow w r. 1885.
We Wiedniu i W Anglii wystapi-
Ia epidemicznie W r. 1917 i 1918.
z influenza ma mona lyle wspoE
nego, re jak to wspomniaiem po-
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WIELKA W&ANOSc ZIEM--
SKA MA ULEDZ PODZIA-
XOWI.
PROJEKT OGRANICZENIA
JEJ DO Is ARROW.
(Korespondencya do Herald
Examiner

Praga, 81. maja. - Goraca kon
trowersya toczy sic w casych Cze
chach w sprawie podziaiu wiel--
kich wiasnoSci ziemskich, POGO
stajacych teraz W posiadaniu ma
gnatow rolnych W tych okolicach
CzechosAowacyi. Wieksza Geese
ziemi W Czechach znajduje sic
W reku tych wielkich wiaScicieli
ziemskich i powszechnie szerzy
sic zadanie, re obszary tie powin
no zajac pahstwo i W jakis spo-
sob oddac ie W rece klas uboz-
szych.
Ludnost TEN bardziej domaga
sic objecia ziemi tel przez pan
stwo, poniewa1 wiaSciciele jej pc
navwiekszej czesci byli wiernymi
satelitami dynasty habsburskiej
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-31

wyzej, organizm oslabiony i wy
cienczony influenza, !atwo pod,
dawal sic tel novel i ~niszczacej
chorobie, ktora czesto kohczyla
sic smiercia - dlatego wlasnie,
re organizm ME miai dose SHY,
azeby sic jej oprzet'
Siedliskiem tel choroby. Jest
pewna czes6 m6zgu, a poniewaa
W m61gu wisknie 50 umieszczo-
ne wszystkie centra (klucze), kon
trolujece nerwy, rugby I wog0;e
wszelkie funkcye zyciowe; jed
nym acknowledgements
szych objawow nony jest bezwiad
czyli uspienic tych funkcyi. Che
ry ley W jednej pozycyi, ME ru-
s~zajac sic wcale, jezeli sic go po-
prawi, lub zm1eni pozycye, pozo-
stale W niej i ME stara sic jej
zmienic; oczy So zamkniete, albo
tez wpohtwarte 7 skierowane W
jeden punkt be- zadnego wyra-
I'll. Twarz stare sic nierucholna
jak msska i chory pr1edStawia O.
braz czsowieka, pograzonego W
letargu. Choroba rozpoczyna sic
zazwyczS zawrotarni i b5iem Clio
wy, przymgleniem wzrosuu i WI
dnenAem przedmiot6w podwojnie,
(dipaopia), poczem nastepuje po-
draznienie nerwowe albo tez me-
lanchoiia, wresDcie zupeAna ME
ruchomosc i bezwAad. Czasem ma
stepuje gorszkowe bladzenie W
nocy l Eupeina sztywnosc MICS
nj.
Stan TAXI trivia cd kilku dni do
kilku tygodni.
Smiertelnosc ME jest tax wiel-
ka, jak przyprsoczaja, i chory
przychodzi powoii do zdrowia, je-
zeli ma stosowna opieke. Jest to
rzecz n~adzwyczajnie wanna TREE
ba starat sic p~odtrzymywaG silly
przez stosowne odzywianie i Sci
sic zastosowame sic do instruk-
cyl lekarza.
Przylacze diva wypadki do kt6-
rych mnie wzywano:
A. L. lat 11cie, Polka, zamiesz-
kala ma Dickson ul. Pewnego dnia
dziewczynka przyszla re szkoiy
skarzac sic ma b6le W calym Gle
lie, glowy i oczu; ME mogla WI
dziec dobrze; ma drugi dzien wy
stapila goraczka. Matka wezwala
mnie, twierdzac, re dziecko do
staio influenze. Pc dwoch why
tsch skonstatowalem none. Ia
drugiej mojej bytnosci dziecko
mialo oczy ma pol przymtniete, i
nieruchomosc ciala byia zupeina,