davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

Poiudniowej Amcrycc, rzadowa
stacye w Hartford County, Nd,
i inne pomniejsze.
Po powrocie Z obozu arch. Ear
nowiecki otrzymai posade II INA
mel ia ca}y SWAT firmy inzynier-
skiej z Bostonu: Stone and
Webster, ktora budowala olbrzy
mi arsenal wojenny w Rock Is.
land, a kt6ra posiada file til W
Chicago i we wszystkich wick,
szych miastach Ameryki pofn..
.oraz W Paryzu, W Argentynie
Brazylii, a teraz rawet i W Ro-
syi.
|. Arch. zarnowiecki. pomimc
mlodego wieku, posiada, jak wi,
dzimy, znakomitc doSwiadczenie
Pred wojna swiatowa uzyskaw,
sly dyplom egzaminowanego ar
chitekta, zamierzai otworzyt
wiasne biuro, lecz wojna jak wiz
lu innym i jemu ME pozwoliia ne
wypeinienie planu.
Ostatnio dopiero postanowii p
Z. otworzyc biuro wlasne, wyna
jat wiec miejsce pc dawnej fir
mic architektow ,,Worthman
Steinbach" pnr. 1859 w. Chica
go ave-, ma Gem pietrze i tan
prowadzii bedzie swe biuro. O.
becnie p~rzerabia sic lokal biura ;
Z dniem 1go wrzesnia arch. Ear
nowiecki got6w bedzie siuzyt 70
dakom swa znajomoScia zawo-
dowa i ~wysokicmi kwalifikacya
mi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

vie olbrzymiego obozu wojsko-'
wego dla artyleryi, majacego po-
miescic 10000 ludzi wraz z casem
wyekwipowaniem, ciezka i lekka
artylerya, jak rowniez szpltala
dla 5000 ludzi i ambulatoryum
weterynaryjne.
w nagrode wytrwasej piracy ma
tenn polu otrzymal arch. Zarno--
wiecki honorowy dyplom / bron-
IOWA odznake, ktora chlubnle
ncsi.
Pisalismy juz swego czasu o
D. Zarnowieckim i to dose OBJ
s~zernie. Ale wobec dsuzszego je-
go w~ydalenia sic z naszego mia
sta - ME zaszkodzi przypomnlec
&c pochedzi O N z zywca, z Malo-
polski. Szkoly kohczyf W Krako'
vie. w styczniu roku 1906 PREY
byi do Stan6w Zjednoczonych,
Przez osm lat przebywai w Buff,
falo, N. Y, gdzie zajmowal sta,
nowiska u znanych W swiecie bu,
dowlanym firm, a przez ostatnle
DIVA lata pobytu TAME prowa-
dill wiasne biuro architekcylne
W parafii p. w. Sw. kukasza.
Tu w Chicago arch. Zarnowie,
cki zajmowai stanowiska wybit'
ne W swej profesyi, pracujac ola
biura arthitekcyjnego micjskie-
60, w ktorem prowadzif roboty
takie, jak lazienki miejskie ma
Clarendon Beach, Municipal,
ne Szpitale PREY 3lszej Calltor'
MIA ave, Stacye Wodociagowi
tax zwana May Fair Pumping
Station" i w. i. Kr0tki GAS praco'
wal PREY budowie obozu Camp
Grant, p6zniej byi z%atrudniony
II firmy inzynierskicj ,,Sargen'
and Lundy", polaczonej &c INA.
ma Commonwealth Edison Co.
l. wykonywal plany ma olbrzy-
mic stacye silly elektrycznej (Po
wer Houses) jak Blue Island
koio Chicago, w CINCINNATI O.
Kansas City, Rams, Fort Worth
Texas, Hanto, Penn, W Chile "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
nae re stosunkow miedzynarodo,

nae re stosunkow miedzynarodo-
wych, il
Poniewaz = niepodlegloSc, be-
pieczehstwo i swobodny rozwoj
nowo-utworzonych narodow, jak
Polska, o-Siawia, Jugo-
slawia i inne, wymagaia opieki /
~protekcyi misdzynarodowego try
bunaiu, i =
Poniewa1 SWAT caly spoglada
ma Stany Zjednoczone jake ma
najprzedniejszego przewodee de-
mokracyi i jake ma najwiekszy
czynnik W okresleniu przyszsego
kierunku miedzynarodowych sto-
sunkow -
Przeto postanowiono przez Lo
kali 1876 Polskiego Wydz;aiu Ma
rodowego W Ameryce, ktory ze-
bral sic W Chicago, dnia II sier-
pnia, 1919 T., ably wysiae APPEL do
Senatu stan6w Zjednoczonych O
przyspieszenie przyjecia Trakta-
ltu Pokojowego i uznanie Lisi
Ludow W formie przez prezyden
TIA Wilsona przedstawionei.
Dalej uchwalamy, ably kopie
tych srezolucyi bysy wyssane Sc
natorom Medill Mccormack i
Lawrence G. Sherman z Illinois.
Wfad. F. Linowiecki,
personal---very.,
Jozef Paliwoda, sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
z BUFFALO, n. Y.

w sobote popoiudniu ma Liddell ul
zabite zostalo przez automobil, bic
gajace po ulicy trzyletnie dzieckC
polskie, Bronislawa Zakrzewska,
pnr. "a Liddell. Nieszczesne dzieckc
mialo stluczona gfowke i zgniecio'
ne piersi, to tez w~yzione}o ducha
ma miejscu / wezwany lekarz PREY
byi po to-, ably stwierdzic smierc o.
fiary. Automobilem jechali Fran
Radecki i Antoni Drabik, obaj z De-
pew. Pedtili podobno Z szybkoscia
80 mil ma godzine. Obaj zostali aresz
towani.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
Nowy Architekt.
Polski W Chicago.

OkoloN miesiac temu powrocil z
Camp Knox, KY, miody archi-
text i iniynicr polski OBJ. J6zef c.
Zarnowiecki, ktory w wymienio-
nym obozie bawit przez caiy ze-
SHY rok, poniewaz stawii sic ma
wezwanie rzadu Stanow Zjedno-
czonych do robot wojennych.
Architect Zarnowiecki zatru--
dniony tam by', jake ,Assistent
Supervising Palmer" PREY budo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
ZAvONDALE.

w niedziele, i7bm., odbyso sic
W sail ob, J. WarsEyhskiego ze-
branie zwoiane przez Lokalny
Komitet Obywateiski, mr.. $50
Wydziasu Narodowego W spra--
vie przyjscia rezolueyi wystose-
wanych do senatorow re Stanu
Illinois we Waszyngtonie, ably CT
zmienili opozycyjne stanowiska
swoje wzgledem traktatu pokojo
wego i Ligi Narodow, a przyczy-
Mill sic do szybkiego zaiatwienia
tel sprawy W mySl PREF. Wilso-
IA.
Zebranie otwarzyi przemows
ob. T, Jaszkowski, wice-prezes
Komitetu, zaznajamiajsc obec-
nych z celem zebrania: przewod-
niczyl OBJ. VIZ. Linowleckl, seEre
tarzem byi OBJ. J6z. Paliwoda.
Rezolucye, tax jak opracowane
byiy. przyiete Il uchwalono wy
sia6 ma rece senatorow z Illinois
Shermana i Mccormick -.
lax rowniez prezydents Wilsona.
Rezolpcye tie brzmia:
,,Poniewaz normalny stan RE
ely ME moze bye przywrocony W
swiecie dopoki traktat pokojowy
/ liga Narodow ME zostans raty-
tikowane przez rzady narodow
wmieszanych W Swiatowa wojns,
Il
Poniewaz ogromne ofiary g.
100000 zabitych i okoio 10000
900 rannych, a biliony wiasnoSci
ktore zostafy zniszczone,) bez-
warunkowo wymagaja, ably pow
ziete byly $rodki, ktoreby zmniej
szyiy do minimum mozliwoSc
drugiej takiej katastrofy, tax O.
gromnej W rozmiarach, -
Poniewaz stale ciaIo jest ko--
niecznem stanowczo, ably licz-
nych warunk6w traktatu pokojo-
wego dopilnowaG i zaiatwiac ME
porozumienis, jake NIGGA wyp}y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
w AMERYCE,
z DETROIT, MICH.

lgnacy Zbikowski. lat A., zamie-
szkaiy pnr. 39S Superior ul. zamor-
dowa3 zone, pozniej sam pozbawii sic
zycia. Tragedya miaIa miejsce we
wtorek rano.
Wedtug zeznan s~asiad6w, TO cd
pewnego czasu panowal r~ozdzwiek
%pomiedzy malzeGstwem. a spowodo-
wal to cart - jak m6wia sasiedzi
- re strony jego zony.
Me kocham Gle wiecei - Pc
wnego w%ieczoru rzekla PAM Zbiko.
wska do mela.
Pewnie. p%oniewaz masz inneso
to tez mic d~ziwnego.
Faktycznie tax ME byIo. poniewa2
PAM Zbikowska by}a wzorem matek
lecz male sprzeczki domowe daily je]
sic we znaki, vice pOstanowila me.
"a ~nastraszyC utrata miloSci ola
nieso.
Niestety Zhjkowski byl podejrzli,
wynn cziowiekiem, vice wzial slowa
aartu "a dobra monete. Cd tego II
su ~zaczely sic czeste kl0tnie pomie,
dry mal7enstwem.
Przez czternaScie lat zyIi W mai,
lepszei zgodzie. Pred Czterema laty
~odwiedzili wsp6lnie Polske. gdz:e 20
"stawili rodzine i krewnyCh. Pc pO-
wroCie z Polski zakupili domek "a
pieniadze. kt6re jake swoja cze$t
spadku dostali.
Z%bikowski cos tlumil " sobie, os-
wiadczyf zonie, re do robCty ME poi
die, ponieTaz chce W domu wypo-
czat. Malzonka ME oponowaIa te-
mu, - vice sama zabrala sic do CO.
d%ziennych zajeG i wlaSnie zabrala
sic do szycia sukienek ola najmlod-
szej c6recZki Franusi, liczaCej lat
pieG. Gromadka dzieciak6w bawila
sic ma podiodze, Wyprawiajac rozmai
te dz~iecinne harce. Wzrok OLGA padl
ma bawiace sic dzieci i odezwa1 sic
do mich:
- Ty MANU- / Edmund p6jdzcie
przynieSc papierosow, lecz W tel oko
Icy niema tego gatunku, vice poi
dziecie ma Chene-i Forest, a ty Ma
rynko p6jdziesz do piekarni take ma
Chene i kupisz ciastek.
Gdy dzieciaki wyszly z domu, pc
chwili paddy diva strzaly. Ma odgtoo
strsal6w zbiegli sic sasiedzi. Oczom
ich przedstawii sic straszny widok.
Ma p~odiodze We krwi leleli oboja
ma}tonkowie pokryci calunem Smier
ci. Zbikowski s"trzeli} do zony z tyiu,
kula przeszyia glove a wyszia lewym
policzkiem pomiedzy szczeka. Ma.
stepnie ~pozbawii siebie zycia celnym
strzalem " prawa skron.
Ma miejsce tragedy przybyla ko'
misya koronera, kt6ra skonstCto--
wala smiert obojga, wiec zabrano
ich do kostnicy p~owiatowej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

MIA, ably nawr6cit zoladek do je-
60 wysoce waznycl czynnosci'
Trinera Amerykahski Elixir Co
rzkiego Wilma jest najlepszym IT,
Smierzyciclem. Wyczysci kiszki,
usunie gromadzacc sic tam 3D.
padki, ktore zatruwaja wnetrz-
poSci, paralizujac takowych nor
malna d~ziaIalnosc, a pokoj zno-
WI jest przywr6cony. B6le gfo-
WV. zatwardzenie, nerwowosc u
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

stepuja, a ty ,znowu czujesz sig
wybornie. Kazdy aptekarz jest
dobrze z~aopatrzony w Erinera
Amerykanski Elixir Gorzkiego
Wilma. - w wypadkach ~letniej
febry (hay fever) sprobuj Urine
ra Antiputrinu, ktory, gdy male
zycie rozpuszczony w cieplej wo-
die, jest niezrownany do "a
strzykiwania W nos i piukania
gard4a. Joseph Triner Company,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23
CZY zOLADEK TWoJ TEE
s~TRAJKUJE?

Strajki obecnie sd ma porzadku
dziennym. Jezeli twoj zoSadek
.rowniez strajkuje, to niezawod-
nie ma XII temu pewna przyczyne
i musisz porobic wszelkie stara-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-23

1888 So. Ashland ave-, Chi,
cago, I'll. Ogf
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13


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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
Registration Notes.

IN order to provide for the rcs:stra-
.i@n CT voters for the general election
TO be held October 10 ill the vacan-
cy caused by the resignation Of Hon.
\. T. Lever. rs Congressman from the
Seventh District. thc County Board Of
Registartion aave arranged to be at
.:o Following precincts on the dates
below for tho purpose of registering
al qaulified electors.
apin-August p.
Caycc-August 22.
Brookland-August 23.
SWansea-August 25.
atesburg-AugUst %.
LeesvilIe-August 81.
In addition to the above dates the
books Of registration will be open at
the court house on the first Monday in
September, which will. be the last op-
portunity to register before the gen.
eral election. ".-
". F. Derrick,
". 3. Rhoden,
J. W. Addy,
Board Of Registration for Lexington
County
Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
GREAT RIVER OF DEATH
FLOWED FROM VOLCANO
Boiling Mud and Lava 10 Miles Wide
and Four Feet Deep-ThOuSands
of Victims.

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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
PERSONALS.

Misses Caro- and Ruth Efird, attrac-
tive daughters of Judge and Mrs. G.
NJ. Efrd, and William Charles Haiti
wanger returned on Sunday after hav-
ing spent a month in New York city,
the guests Of Mr. and Mrs Robert F.
Bowe.
Mr.. j. Hoy Wessinger Of Route ,
was in town Friday. He is one Of the
Z leading young planters in the county.
Mrs NJ. H. Jordan Of Greenwood is
spending the week with her son in
Lexington, Mr.. !. D. Jordan.
III. " NJ Jordan Of Greenwood
was here on q visit to his brother, Mr..
u D. Jordan.
Miss Essie Rawl oc Blythewoo1 IS
Ire sttractve guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Alma seiger, on Depot street.
Mr. John W, Roof seemed 70 be ths
champion melon grower on the Co
{ lumbia market Saturday morning. Mr..
Roofs. one OF our thriving farmers OF
the switzeneck section.
Nothing here but near-beer,'
writes Mr. S. J. Leaphart, former
business manager of The Dispatch
News, to a member Of The Dispatch
News force. Mr.. Leaphart is spend
ing sometime in New York, but he in
climates that he might sail for Cuba
\ at an early date.
I: Misses Sarah Berley and Pea-le
Imam. two Of Lexington's most
popular young women, have returned
from a delightful visit to friends in
Columbia.
Mr. John T. sox, the popular and
Efficient manager Of the Bank of !
Western Carolina, is spending his va
cation in the mountains Of North
Carolina. He made the trip in his
automobile.
Mr. B. L. caughman Of Columbia, a
former railroad commissioner, is
spending some days in Lexington, vis- !
ting his brother, Mr. John NJ. Caugh-
man, who is quite Ill at his home on
Main street
and. Mrs. A. Lucas OF NcCor-
mick are spending several days with
relatives in the Pelion section.
Mr. r. L. Lybrand. prominent
merchant, banker and cotton buyer of
Swansea, was pleasant caller at The !
Dispatch-News Office Monday:
Mr.. C. C. Justice, a leading planter
of the Pools Mil section, was in town T
Monday
Mr.. r. stoudenire, a progressive
planter Of the Peak section, was a
business visitor in Lexington one day
last week.
Mr.. Levi Wheeler Of Little Noun
tain, one OF the best men in the coun-
tyss spent a few days here this week,
the guest. Of his kinsnan, Hon. Geo.
s Drafts.
MgE1ijah Hall of Minis, one of the
,iiargess naval stores dealers in the |
Sco.nty, was here on business MONDAY. !
!, Capt. RB Barre. one of the lead
ing planters ard successful business
menssof fhe Irrno section, was here
Monday.
Mr.. a. 3. ouattlebaum, a splendid
young farmer and business man of
Steedman, was in Lexington Monday.
Mr. A. Taylor, we'll known miller
from near Gilbert. was business
visitor in Lexington Monday.
Prof. L. A. Sease, one Of the lead
ing educators in the State, having
been teacher of English in Clemson
college for number Of years, spent
the weekend with his aunt, Mrs
Fannie Taylor, in the Hollow Creek
section. While IN town Monday greet
ing his friends he called at The Dis
patch-NeTs office.
Among welcome visitors at The Dis
patch-News Office Monday was Mr.. J.
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Lexington dispatch-news. [volume] (Lexington, S.C.) 1917-1919, 1919-08-13
A FALSE REPORT.

Wanted, the public to know that
there is no foundation in fact for the
rumor that my mill was put out of
commission by heavy rains. I am
still doing business at the old stand,
and will be glad to- have MY custom
ers bring their wheat and corn for
grinding. A. Taylor.
2tp.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
NEW YORK HAS NEW WAY
TO STOP CINCINNATI REDS
Pat Moran Gets Black Hand
Letter Threatening Him and
Club on Next Visit to Polo
Grounds
Cincinnati, Aug. G,

A THREAT against Pat Moran and
"a the Reds was contained in letter
from New York which reached Moran
yesterday. Skulls and crossbones and
other queer characters decorated the
letter, which was written in legible style
and couched in fair English. The let
ter warned Pat that the Reds are going
to be roughly handled by gangsters at
the Polo Grounds when they meet the
Giants next week in three double head
ers. The letter follows:
Dear Pat: Just a few lines to
let you know that you and your bunch
of rotten ball players certainly put
yourselves in bad. You got a fair deal
when you were here last time, but, be-
lieve us, you are not going to get away
with it when you come here again. We
are going to put you wise who we are.
We will be sitting right over your dug
out, and believe us, we wouldn't care il
there was every cop in New York city
there, because We licked tougher buns
than them. You know the way VI lnads
the Duschmans run. Wen, yo{% Ad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
CARMAN TO START
IN SPECIAL RACE
Meets Madonna and Chapman
in Ten-Mie Dash Tomor-
row Night
AT POINT BREEZE PARK

The first three -cornered match
motorpaced race of the season is on the
program for the Point Breeze Velodrome
tomorrow night when three star riders
will clash in best two out of three
ten mile heats. Clarence Carman,
George Chapman and Vincent Madonna
will be the starters.
All three riders have met in match
races this season. but it will be the first
time the three of them clashed in a
special race.
Alfred Goulett, the American aviator,
who took two of the three big races at
Newark last Sunday, will meet Willie
Spencer, of Canada. in a special match
sprint race, best two out of three one =
mile heats. Spencer also has been riding
we'll this year.
\ match motorpace race for ANA
tours will bring together Harold Boun-
sail. the Canadian. and Wayne Wylie,
of this city. They race over the five
mile distance.
Two amateur races will precede the
feature events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-08-06
Many Believe Thai Any
Left-Hander Is. Ready
Target for Champion of
Lightweight Division
JACKSON FAST HITTER
BY JAMES S. CAROLAN

TAN Benny Leonard knock out Lew
~ Tender?
In that first round Tender looked
like an open target for n man with a
good right In fact, Jackson proved
that Lew's jaw could be reached.
But did it ever occur to the boys on
the inside that Willie Jackson has one
of the fastest right hand punches il
the game?
Willie Jackson put away Johnny
Dundee in less than one minute. II
was the same kind of a blow that laid
Lew Tender low The only differ
encc was that Dundee went out for
fifteen minutes and Tender for five
seconds.
Leonard is not a one punch knockout
artist. Benny wears down his man
with a series of smashing blows, alter
mating his attack to the head, then the
body. 1t is seldom that Leonard stops
man under five or six rounds.
Tender Some General
JACKSON is tne DeSL nrSC- round ngntel
in the game. This has been proved re
peatedly. He has speed and circles thu
ring like Barney Oldfeld or a Clarence
Carman flies around a track.
Tender proved that he could take {
punch and come back. He showed tina
he had the necessary courage under fire
He dealt out terrific lacng in the las
four rounds. That one punch to the jaw
did not sap his strength. His puncl
still carried power and Furnishing prop
critics.
Now for Leonard. Benny is the mos
artistic puncher in the game. He ha
made a study of it. He seldom wastes
blow and when it starts for a certain
spot it usually lands.
Leonard believes in wasting punche
lust the same as pitcher will waste
couple of pitches to nail a man steal
ing. Leonard is twentieth centur.
ring general.
The Leonard System -
Few know this about Leonard, but i
is the truth. In an important battl
the champion will spar and jab light,
for a couple of rounds. He even will
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your team are not going to run, you
are going to fly. Do not think we are
trying to bulldose you, for we are not
writing and wasting stamps for nothing
III tell you what we will do. We are
going to be twenty five strong when you
come over. Take twenty five of your
rooters over and We will show them
how we can fight. Make sure you take
the biggest, strongest ones in CHM. So
long till we meet"
"(Signed) Bowery Mike, Big Fat
Smiling Jim, Kid Davis, Jack Dempsey,
the big four Of the lower West Side. .
Moran and the Reds don't expect the
gangsters. If they are really behind the
letter, 70 start any trouble.
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Boxing at tho shore tomorrow night.

Boxing at tho shore tomorrow night.
Len Rowlands and X. o. Loughln will
entertain In the wind-up. This will be the
first meeting between these middle hts.
The bout will be staged at the Atlantic
City Sporting Club.
Eddie Moy takes on Stanley Hinkle In the
eight-round semifnal at the shore. In the
third eight-round fray. Johnny Alex faces
Eddie Mcfarland. In the opener Johnny
Dougherty battles Young Toland.
Eddie McAndrews and Jack Ward will
come together in the feature bout at the
Cambria open-air club Friday night. In
the semiwnd-up Young Robideau engages
Charley PuEgy( Lee. The other bouts FL, f9l-
Johnny Dugan vs.. Billy Williams and
Tommy Murray vs.. Young Pepper.
Tommy JamisOn and Micky Gallagher have
the wind-up assignment at the National.
the Eleventh street arena, Friday night.
Young Nelson and Battling Stinger meet
in the semiinal. The other bouts follow:
Young Coyle Young Drummie Jimmy
Austin VS., RUGBY Williams and Jack Dia-
The Phillies Park will be a popular place
on Monday night. The greatest crowd of
the sea son will see Benny Leonard and Irish
patsy Cline in the wind-up to an all-star
card. Promoters Taylor and Gunnis report
a record advance sale This will be Leon
ards and Clines second meeting.
johnny Dundee. the famous little italian
warrior, will have regular assignment
when he takes on Joe yelling in the fourth
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CAN BENNY LEONARD
STOP LEW T,ENDLER;
Heydler Congratulates
Luderus ON Ne,U Record

New York, Aug. 6.-.John .neyd-
Ter, president of the National
League, has sent telegram to
Fred Ludcrus, first basemah of the
Philadelphia Nationals, congratu-
lating the player on breaking the
major league record for playing in
successive games. On August 3,
while Philadelphia was playing in
Chicago, Luderus played in his
479th consecutive game, breaking a
record formerly beld by Ed Collins,
of the Chicago Americans.
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send through what looks like his best
blow. The punch will land. The victim
will smile. An instant later the oppo-
nent will tear into Leonard without
fear.
Leonard's game has been a success.
He pulled his punch to make the other
fellow believe he couldn't hit
How often have the fans seen this
game worked? Just as often as Benny
Leonard has fought in this city. And
virtually every time it worked the oppo
nent took a real beating.
Jack Britton, the super crafty, was
the first to discover the Leonard sys-
tenn. Its the greatest piece of work
I've ever secn,' was Britton's COM
ment.
Says Benny to Jack
1t also is known now that when
Leonard was in Toledo he was the one
to impart this information to Jack
Dempsey. Here is Leonard's instrucs
tions verbatim to Dempsey two days
before the battle
Don't crash into Willard when you
get in there. Make rush for him. then
sidestep and walk away. Keep stepping
around and you'll worry him to death.
When you get in close take vicious
smash and land lightly. Willard will
laugh at your efforts and think you
cant punch.
"fhen when the chance comes send
over your best and the big boy will be
rocked. Follow this dope and you Ii
win.'
That's exactly what Dempsey did
The Leonard system is known sue
cess.
System Effective
If Tender and Leonard meet under
anywhere near equal conditions, Leon
ard is certain to go in there a favorite
His system has been effective.
Herman Taylor, a well-known pro
moter and fight headliner, can see only
Leonard in case the boys clash.
Leonard will stop Tender just as
sure as there's 4 fight at the Phils Parl
on Monday night" said Promoter Tay
lor. Leonard knows too much he's
a better puncher and deadly wallopcr
No left handler in the game has a chanc,
against the champion. I'm convinced
of this after watching him for the las
three years"
This is a good chance to start al
argument. Lew has his supporters, 81
let's stop right here before anothe
verbal battle is started.