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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Cotton Mather, Sc, Found
Dead i'm Front of
His Barn
ENDED LIFE BY
USING JACKKNIFE
Had Been in Usual Health, but Seemed
Despondent of Late Formerly
Lived in Marlboro - Made Home
with Daughter, Mrs. Mary johnson.
Especial to The Reformer.)
WILMINGTON. Sept.


Cotton Mather, Sc, one of the oldest
residents of the town, was found dead
in front of his barn Sunday, having cut
his throat with jaekknife. He ap-
parently was in his usual health Sat
urday, but had been somewhat de-
spondent of late.
His early life was spent in Marlboro,
but he came to Wilmington about 40
years ago. He leaves daughter, Mrs.
Mary johnson, with whom he lived,
and one grandson, Floyd johnson of
springfield (Vt.), also two brothers,
George and Charles Mather of Brattle
boro.
The funeral service was held at the
home today, Rev. w. C. Clark oficiat-
ing, The burial took place in Marl-
borO
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
CASH AND CARRY
STORE PLANNED
Bay State Tea g. Butter Co. Of Boston
- Leases Former s. Wilcox Store on
Main Street. H

The Bay Srate Tea and Butter Co. OF
Boston has reis,,ad the store on Main
street occupied maay years by 5. Wilcox
as the New York bargsin store and more
recently used as Chinse laundry.
The Bay State company will conduct
cash and-carry store similar to Glover
dale Co. and the Great Atlantic>& Pacific
Tea Co. and will open as soon as fixtures
are received and can be put in Nplaee.
The interior has been thoroughly reno
waited recently.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
DRUNKEN DRIVER GETS 80 DAYS
Essex Junction Man Sent to Jail by
Burlington judge.

BURLINGTON, Sept. 2l,- Frederick
Dusablons, arrested at Essex Junction
last Tuesday, was yesterday sentenced to
90 days in Chittenden county Jail, having
been convicted of driving an automobile
while under the influence of liquor. This
is the longest term for this offense yet
given by City Judge Ladd.
Percy Looney, arrested with Dusa-
blons at Essex, has been held under bail
of $500 for appearance before Judge VOL
cott in Winooski.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
IRISH TOWN WRECKED
RY AUXILIARY POLICE
INHABITANTS ~ PANIC
CATCH MURDERER
AFTER SIX DAYS
Dougal Mour, Sweetheart and Sister
Wanted for Killing George
Elliot

SAULT ST. MARIE, Mich, Sept. 81.
After six days of hiding in Canadian
woods Dougal Mour, wanted in connee
ton with the shooting to death of
George Elliot, farmer and bridge man
ufacturer, is in Jail here today with his
sweetheart, Maggie Book, and his sis
ter, Pearl, who had gone into hiding
with him.
Mour is alleged to have, shot Elliot
as the latter was holding Maggie Book
in his arms after Elliot had found the
girl dressed in men g clothing in his
farm yard at night. Mour then entered
the woods with his sweetheart and sis
ter.
He was arrested by Canadian
mounted police yesterday 40 miles from
the American border. The girls are
charged with being Mour 5 aceomplices.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21

There viii be a regular meeting of
Spofford Grange next Saturday evening,
Sept. 25.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Colburn and Mrs
Hugh Guild and son, Harold, visited
relatives in Walpole Sunday
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
BOMB EXPLODES
IN SPANISH CITY
Great Damage But No individuals Hurt
Police Make One
Arrest.

MADRID, Spain, Sept. PA dynamite
bomb exploded today in front of the
Friends club in Talvera, a suburb of this
city, doing great damage, but inficting
no casualties. The police have found a
number of dynamite cartridges and a
detonator. One arrest was made.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Red Men 5 Hall

Tuesday. Sept. p Regular meeting of
Brattleboro camp, 1887, NJ. w. A. There
will be adoption and further plans will
be made for the big night, Oct. 5. All
neighbors come.
Thursday, Sept. %, p. m.--Regular
meeting of Pocahoutas Council, No. 4,
ID. of p. A good attendance is desired.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
First Baptist Church

Tuesday, 7.3O-Christian Endeavor
meeting. Subject, Finding Good, and
Doing 1t.
Friday, p. m,--Junior Endeavor meet.
ing; 7.30-Church prayer meeting.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Methodist Episcopal Church

Wednesday. Sept. %, las p. M
Meeting of the Queen Esther circle at
the home of Mrs. Robert Lazelle,
Western avenue
Friday, Sept "a, at 7.3o p. m.-Pray-
err meeting asR@
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
SAVES
THREE NEGROES
Drove Mob of 5000 Bent on
Violence From Chicago
Church
WORD SANCTUARY
AWED THE CROWD
Large Armed Forces Patrolling the Riot
Zone Today - Negroes Suspected Of
Comparatively Quiet Today.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2l.-0ne small priest
with a smile and the word sanctuary"
on his lips did more than squads of police
last night in preventing the threatened
lynching of three Negroes who took ref
uge in his church. He is Father Thomas
Burke, pastor of st. Gabriel's church in
the stock yards neighborhood. When he
reached the church a mob of 5000 was
packed about the doors and hundreds
had already entered in the search for the
Negroes. Forcing his way in the priest
shouted: "What is this sacrilege; who
are the rowdies that storm the house of
Godq"
Someone exclaimed: THAT makes no
difference"
The priest cried: This place is a
sanctuary. | order every person in this
building to leave immediately and
quietly"
The crowd broke and filed out. The
last man had left when police riot squad
arrived.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Sub Editor.

"A correspondent wishes to know why
they whitewash the inside of a hen
house"
Editor-"Tel1 him it's to keep the hens
from picking the grain out of the wood ?
Boston Transcript.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21

In Samoa nearly all the babies are
taught to swim by the time they are two
or three years old.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
Masonic Temple

Tuesday, Sept. 81, at 7.30 p. m.-Regu-
lar meeting Of Bingham chapter, No. 30.
O. E. S.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21

The first battalion of police reserves.
including 1000 patrolmen, two platoons
of mounted police, a machine gun com
pany seven rifle squads and the motor
cycle force patroled the riot zone today
The dead lines established last night
when every Negro who sought to leave
the black belt on foot, by street car or
other vehicle, was halted and turned
back, We're listed. Elevated trains were
run. into these packing town" stations
under police protection and removed the
night force from stockyards plant, in
cluding many Negroes. Quiet generally
prevailed today.
Last night one of three Negroes cut the
throat of Thomas Il. Barrett, white, of
100 East Garfield Boulevard and killed
him, at Forty seventh and Halsted
streets.
The Negro used a razor and inflicted
such a deep cash that Barrett's head was
almost cut off. Barrett was a street car
motorman, but he was not in uniform. 1t
is believed the Negroes attempted to rob
him and that he resisted.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
THE WEATHER.
Cloudy Tonight and Wednesday-Ris-
ing Temperature.

WASHINGTON, Sept 81. - The
weather forecast: Cloudy tonight and
Wednesday, Using temperature. Mod
crate variable winds.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21
PICKET PROHIBITION MEET.
Women sympathizers with Irish Dis
play Placards.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 21-As the In
ternational congress against alcoholism
was assembling today women sympathiz-
ers with the provisional Irish republic
picketed the Pan-American Union build
ing bearing placards declaring that Great
Britain was engaged in the opium traf-
ic and that Americans were "exchang-
ing the evil of alcohol for the greater
evil of opium"
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21

If the clouds were removed from the
sun, our luminary would lose all of its
brightness.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1920-09-21

Continued on Page 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18

SElltl-
No sin raz6n 9! pueblo clama Dor te-
ner tierras para trabajarlas: cree al
tenerlas nejorar ast laI p~recaria situa-
ci6n en- sue Sc ~encuentra. Sabe u Ia
madre terra provee con 10 u para el
Sos,enimiento de Ia vida Sc necesi;d :
nor as;o sobre ella es,an puestas las
miras: pero por desgracia, pocos son
los que Sc ntan q aue {, Ia altura de
las necesidadeS en- que nos enco2tra-
mos no basta tener tierras, Sc neceslta
capital ~(elementos) Y trapaJo tinteH-
g>ncia). para arranccrlCs los productos
oua nleden Y ietrn dar.
En- lG actualidad no puede menoS
cue ser justa esta demanda Y natural
aspiration del pueblo. Ia que en- future
M muv LELAND tiene q"e convcrtirse en-
una imperiosa 9 ineludiblc necesi1ad
que habra de ~atenderse: para clio es
n~ecesario irse p~reparando Gesde ahora,
nero mpoc ha= que ccmpenetrarSe
dc que tai necesidad nunca qIedara
dshidamcnte satiSfecha 81 ia acclon Sc
liuira a faciiitar tierras. 81 no a Ia par
- procura Que esaS tierTas sean pro-
2,iamerte arrovech2raSi fmp!antarG.J
sohre elias IN siStema rac'onal de ira
halo que e. Culttvo ruiinar:o
que an;es Sc sigui6. Dor mucaas "fazo-
nes no Sc cnmpadeCe va . las nec"-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18
oFERTA ESPECIAL.

No mande Iinero. ervfe sola-
mente 81 direction. y \ vuelta
prccicss tarSeta para movies Q
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Al de coCreo pe renieremos: una
~ de felieitacioa, 1ltimo y novedo-
Vu 80 estilo, de Z I 1 pulsadas. con
0 palisades ea -eake, imp-ess en-
espahol. a6oInRGs con liStone
de seda a dolores y puesta en- So
GAIA especial; una Socena de pos
tales--et-atos de act<ices tano-
szs. y tres ~tarjetas de bromuro =
ecior-s de simpaticas bsnistas. lnciuir-mcs
ademas. gratis. Tn foIeto con los lcnguajes
del ahanico y del pahueIo conssios a los ems.
morales. declaration de amor. etc. etc, ,
ma lista general De precTos- ~ rccibe &c
TODD solo rsGara listed 81 cenravos- HaGa So
eedido hoy nisnso 4 Ia siGuiente direction.
MEXICAN CAED COMPANY.
Box Ill. Sta A Dept B.
San Antonio. Tez&&
Tc6os los pedidos de Mexico o fuera De los
Estados Unfdos. deDen venir aeompsnados de
importe.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18

=, ,,,a doha
co,ci-nC;a y con i'E!'e%", - 49,,
alEo. aunQue Ia coSeC''" nay"
la, r~econoZca su deu0l ! Pa5"''"
pueda: pero 81 Sc trata dc "ouS' VIC
usrcd no firmc 81 GOcumento ' dI'h-
case a las consccuenciaS. 81 no puede
| uecar a alGun arreglo amistoso' que
serfa 10 mejor.
-
]. N.-Tehaa@aha' leH'-' Ia! ~"
Suiad" meN!cano ell Sh'caFo' H. PS'
para cl aSunto que nos !i"'|" ''v' Pr-
de CirigirSe Al Cohsuiado ell est" c'u-
dad cuya direcc!"" eS' "loSS D'iN
Bldg. Corner Commerce ana Navarro
SIS pot!Iei'uoi" " ! ''t'V" N' ~. ="
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18

Hemos reciDido Ia siguien,e carta
alberta que a tttulo de informaci6n pu-
bliCamos.
cART6 ALBERTA Al c. ADOlFO DE
IA HUERTA. PRESIDENTE SUBS
TlTuTo DE LOS ESTAOoS UNI
DOS MExICANOS-ClUpAO
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18

E. R-Eulalia. Texr-Es impossible Pc
derle decir NADIA sin estar al tanto de
las condolences concertadas entire uSte-
des para llevar .lcabo la siembra que
nos indica. con 3>iones que. en- case
de cxistir por escrito. determinaran ST
es justo o no 10 que ~pretenden US
tedes. V en- co~nSecuencia. 81 pueden obi
CARLO acudiendo a los tribunales cores
p~ondientes n que firme Ell documento
de que nos habla. ESQ. nadie mejor
que listed. puede saberlo Y 10 unico
u le aconsetamoS es que obre cor
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18
x51ezaaCgNq7!f

!. B. R.-Wellington. kans.-Cree-
mos que debe dirigirse a Ia Casa que
nos menc.ona. en- carta certificada. pre-
suntandole 81 recibi6 ei dincro que Ie
envi3 en- tai fecha en giro del express
: la causa que haya para que no lie ma
van enviado los arttculos curo valor
era e. remitido por listed.
De 20 que lie conteste o de su silencio
podra deducir 10 que pasa reaimente
Y pensar en- 10 que le convene hacer
posteriormente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18
10 VERA listed EN- LA SIGUIENTE LIsTA

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GUITARRAS SENCILLAS
D metodo -. -. =. $3.50
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muy finas septimas $500
BAJOS SEXTOS
mexicanos con encordadu
ra de acero. cada uno. SIS 90
WOLVES
con TODD y arco ...... S14. 90
FLAUTAS DE METAL
para ninos. 40, so y .,.. S0.75
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-18
IMPORTANCE

RecomcndamoS muy especialmen-
te a nuestros compatriotas 81 X
nuisito chocolate mexicaao marca
San LUZ manufactured TOR 70
reno Mfg. Co. del cual scmos los
distributors exclusives. Este cho
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Sc fabrica en- los Estados UridoS. J
tanto por su calidld 'nmeJcrablc. SUI
purcza. Su exquisite Sabor y Su pre-
sentaci6n magnifica. e> e. p-efcridc
Nh !n> milrs dc mexicanos que vi
ven rn los cstaGrS ljniduS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRUEBA agent6w. Pokaze wan
jak MONA zrobiG $50 tygodniowo
we wolnych chwilach. Zgiosit sic ma
tychmiast. 1879 Milwaukee ave. Po-
k6j 200. Otwarte W niedziele. p
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
HOWARD WILLIAMS
327 So. Lincoln Str.
;hicago iii ,
Chicago iii
Potrzeba 1000 Ludl
, Natychmiast

POTRZEBA chiopca do pomocy "
1869 N. Hermitage ave.
1924
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
Z Lemont, Illinois.

Onegdaj o godzinie 1otej z rama,
odbyl sic pogrzeb Sp. Siostry Maryi
Sylvii, 2 domu Ziemkowskiej - Ia
konnicy ze zgromadEenfa si6str Fee
licyanek a nauczycielki szkoiy para
fialnej p. W. SIS. Cyryla I Metodego,
W osadzie, przewatnie polskiej, zwa-
nej ,,Lemontem." JUL Cd godziny Sci
poczeiy sic zjezdzae zakonnice 2 oko-.
licznych parafii; wierni parafianie "a
peiniali Swiatynie Pahska, a dziarwa
szkolna, odswietnie przybrana, ocze-
kiwaia chwili rozpoczecia ceremonii
zaiobnych. Punkt o godzinie 10tei.
ksieza zasiedlI " Presbtterium 1 Cd
Spiewali wigilie. 0becni byli: X. W.
Olszewski, X. FrancisZek Rusch, X.
Jan Stoihski, X. Franciszek Kara
basz, X. Wladysiaw Koz}owski, x.
Tomasz Bona, X. J6zef Karabasz /
miejscowy Y. proboszcz Henryk ia
godzihski. Nabozehstwo zaiobne z a
systa Ia spokoj duszy zmarieJ cele-
browai X. W. Kozlowski, W asysten-
cyl X. FIR. Ruscha, jake dyakona 1 X.
Jana Stoihskiego jake subdyakona.
Funkcye mistrza ceremonii pelni} X.
Jczef Karabasz. W~sruszajaca move
~pogrzebowa w,kosciele, wypowiedzial
X. Tomasz Bona, prohoszcz parafii n.
W. Sw. J6zefa, W Summitt-Argo. w
czasie naboEehstwa ma ch6rze spiewa-
la dziatwa szkolna pod kierowni--
ctwem Siostry Nauczyclelki. Pc 3D.
Spiewaniu Liberia" wyprowadzenie
zwlok z kosciola do karawanu, doko-
nal X. W. Kozfowski, prey asyScie
wyiet wymienionych k~aplan6w. Ma
cmentarzu ostatnie modlitwy mad
grobem, odm6wil X. Henryk Jago-
dzinski, poczem trumne spuszczono
do mogiiy, a uczestnicy pogrzebu rzu-
calf grupkt ziemi na jej wieko.
Sp. Siostra VI. Sylvia, by5a rodzo-
na siostra, prze1oionej szko3y p. W.
sw. Jana Bozego, W dzielnicy Town OF
Lake, Siostry N. Czesiawy. w zakc-
ME byla lat 14cie / cd pocEatku do
kodca swego doczesnego aywota wier-
ME z posiuszehstwe1i zaparciem sic
si6bie wypeiniaia obowiazki zakon-
ne, tax. jak Z Bogu slubowala. Lu-
biana byIa przez wszystkich, kt6rzy
j. znali, a szczesS@nIe przez wsp6l-
siostry zakonne I dziatwe szkolna,
ola kt6rei tdac sladem swego powo-
'enia. oddafa sic Gala dusza piracy
wychowawczej naszych miodych po-
kolen. siostra N. Sylvia, chorowaia
k:6tko, 1sez cistko Ne zapalen!e piuc.
Zmarla " ~otoczeniu licznego grona
Si6str, bsdscych w6wczas W klasztc-,
RE. Mech odpoczywa W pokoju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

Talaber 2 Petersonem, ktory dal
swietny odp0r wprawniejszemu cd
siebie Talaberowi, lecz legl pierwssy
.raz W % minutach chwytem half
Nelson and body SCISSORS, a drugi
raz W 10 minutaGh chwytem IRE
verse scissors and half Nelson" Ia
laber wyzwal do waikiki eyersa: sa-
dzae 20 robode ciezkiej, iaka miai &
Petersouem - ME wiele bedzie miai
q MIN Meyers zachodu, mimo tego,
re to zapasnik wybttny i wytrawny.
Nastepnie walczyf czeski szampion
kandydat do szampionstu, Pesek z
Nebraska Managowezn, kt6rego po-
konai bez trudu " Is minutach; wre-
szcie Rosyanin Linow walczyi z Gre
klein Demetralem bez rozstrzygnie-
cia. Walki byiy o3ywione bardzo.
PublicznoSt zadowolona, promoterzy
rowniez, DO - sala byia peina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
z EAST CHICAGO, IND,

Towarzystwo Zwiazku Wojsk Pol,
sktch. wystawiso ubieeaej niedzieli pie,
Ina 4 pat~ryotyczna sztuke p. t. rJan
III. Sobiesk, obrohca Wiednia", kto-
rel amatorsy 1 auratorki doskonale wy
wiszafi sic ze swego trudnego Eada-
MIA. P~ub1cznosc dopisala niezgOrzet,
gdy 1 sala niemal byia zapeaniona. L.
dziaf W sztuce braly Masterpieces oso-
by: Kr6ls Jana IIIgo ~So6ieskiego, graf
D. wojciech JaSkulski! Hetmana "a
m~otsktego, p. Stanislaw Korcz; Chor4-
lego, p. JGzef Holewa Michala, p.
Piotr w6jcfk; Kaspra, p. Jan Krako-
wsd; Jaceutego p. Jan WOllan: Ba'
see t~ureckiego, graz p. F~ranciszek Ko-
tass Alziturka, p. Wincenty Szary ;
Heruina - turka, p. Jozef Russell;
Sziachcica- Sieunianskiego, p. Jan Bach
C6rkami Si~emia6skiego, byiy panny:
Stanisaawa Franczak j NJ. Rosa; Sy-
mem Siemiahskiego byf p. Kazimierz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21
PRACA

POTRZEBA dziewczyny Tub kobiety
do lekkiej domowej roboty, troje we
familii, $12 tygodniowo, wiki ! spa
mia, dobry dom. Wiecki. Pip Shelf
field ave "a
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-21

POTRZEBA prasownika szewk6w.
"a E. Adams ul., 2gie pietro.~ %
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Jan Meyers, PuIak; Szanpion SWia-
tOWy zapaSnietwa " Stylu Anne.
Ukahskim Wagi $rsdaisj |
IHkko SlsdRisj.

Onegdaj, W czwartek, 1890 bm.,
wieczorem " wielkiej sail zbrojowni
,. pu}ku. u zbiegu ulic Madison i
Rockwell, rozegrai sic wielki, przez
lat kilka ctagnacy sic - kontest o
szampionat Swiatewy lekko+Sredniej
I Sredniej wagi W zapaSnictwie stylu
amerykanskiego catch as catch cam.
Do walki tel, Zdawna zapowiada--
mel i ogromne wz6udzajacej z~aintere-
sowanie, staneli zapaSnicy swietni -
riezawkodnie jedni n~ajlepszych "
ealym kraju, a wiemy dis, re jeden
z mich nalezy do najlepszyeh W Swie-
Gle - to jest Kodak nasz & litewska
prsymieszka) Jan Meyers, obecnie
nfezaprzeczenie szampion swiatowy
kIssy / stylu wyaej wzmiankowane-
go. Wsp6izawodnikiem jego by} Ben
Ruben.
Meyers walczyi z Ben Rubenem,
bardzo dobrym zapa$nikiem iydow-
skim tut pewnie z pol tuzina razy l
zwyciezai prawie zawsze, lecz - albo
2yd znalazl byl taki$ wykret, albo to
tylko jedna byla walka, albo inne
wymySlano wybiegi, dose, IL ciagle
mia} on pretensye jakieS do szampioh
skiego kontestu, az wczoraj Meyers
pokonaI go tax oczywiScie. tax SWEET
ME, jak ieszcze nigdy przedtem i to
" cZasie tax zadziwiajQco kr0tkim.
ia zdumiewaG sic ~przyszio, jak to bye
moglo. by 6w - og}aszany "a najgro-
zniejszego przeciwuika Meyersa. Ru-
ben - tylko TAX siaby mogi mu daG
op6ri. Ruben d~os{ownie bah sic,
2abo nacieral. szanowal sic ostroz-
ME. bronil sic rozpaczllwie. ale beg
widocz1ej W swa robote WARY: WI
da3 6y}o odrazu. jak Meyers g6rowai
mad MIN. gdy on ami dobrze rUszyG
20 ME m6g}. A zaznaczamy. III Ru--
ben by} " kondycyi W caiem tego sio-
wa ~znaczeniu, ME byl niewytreno-
wany, czy nIeprzygotowany i ME mo-
&e sic zastawiaG zadna niedyspozycys:
ct poprcstu duch uciek} mu w pa
tyuki I ma tenn koGieC.
Meyers walcZyl bardzo ladnie. wo-
sole walka byla nadzwyczaj elegap-
cka, czysta, bez aadnych exces6T pie
Sciarskich: Ruben miat pare ,,boe-
hollow" niezlyCh, ale N. niewiele so
bic z mich robil, gdy. sic zas r. dostal
" lego chwyty - widac byio, 1ak tru-
dno sic z mich wyrywa. Pierwszy a
polo5yi NJ. Rubena ju4 W % minut,
chwytem Scissors on the body end
bar-arm", drugi rag tym samym
chwytem - W niebywaIe rekordo-
sym czasie ledwie czterech minut:
myla sic gazety "angielskie, piszsc o
siedmiu minutach drugfeJ walkf. Ia
kI Gas kr6tki oporu Rubena - dale
ma bardzo llche swiadectwo wy
kIuza go 20 wszelkiego kontsstu z
Neyersem, kt6ry pop-ostu ME potrze-
buje go "a powaznieiszego uwatac
przeciwnfka. Wake to prowsdzil &.
Smith. Meyersowi I jego dzielnemu
mens1erowI p. White'owi - Malay
powtnszowa6 wczorajszego sukcesu.
Meyersowt zas szczeg6lnis - winszu-
jenny pasa sLampionskiego, juz teraz
chyba ME kwestyonowanego przet
nikogo.
Program wieezoru byt wogole do
skonaly: W pierwsza pare walczyli
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Ruch " TowarzYStwaCh.
2 JADWIGOWA.

- Tow. Polek Sw. aJdwigi ma
swe miesieczne posiedzenie W ME.
dziele, dnia 22go lutego, o godzinie
wp64 do drugiej popoiudniu, W du-
lei sail parafialnej. - Leo. Gap
ska, PREF; WIad. Nowicka, sekr.
prot, 1851 School ul.
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Bach. w roll lydia w~ystepowa} p. Do
mink Zyndrowski Hemantego, posia
p~apieskiego, grab p. Andrzej WOjtalik !;
Pos9a ~nieIsieokiego, p. J6zef Biernat;
Markietankami byly panny: Julianna
JuszcZak i Julianna KureSna. DoNu--
pieks1enia przedStawienia, wielce PREY
c1yniia sic orchestra p. J6zefa Piznar-
skiego, W antraktach dodawaaa dueha
publicznoSci / rozweseksla serca obee-
nych. Publicznosc opuSciIa sale. odno-
szac jak najlepsze wrazenie.
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Prawie ka4dy pclski agent real
noSctowy cglasza sic W DzIENN1KU
CHTcAGOSKM DO nieiednokrotnie
przekuna1 sic. Re tn najlepiej mu sic
opf1ca.
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Zcinaf pies re ~salonu, wielki czarny
gfadka siersc ma, ~piersiach biaiy i ma
czole. Ktoby wiedziai o MIN MECH da
znaG pnr. 1897 Walton I'll. a otrzy-
ma dobre nagrode. Il
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Poszukuie dw6ch pokoj6w ogrzewa-
nych, bez mebli PREY polskie1 inteli-
gentnej rodzinie, moe bye z caao-
dziennym utrzymaniem Tub be-. Pro
see zostawiG adres W adm. Dziennika
Chicagoskiego ola II. G.. II
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Robotnik6w do uprawy cukrowych
burak6w. Jezeli masz familie j no.
sisz sic 2 mysla zamieszkania ma
farmie ma lato, Z dobra zapiata $50
IA akier, dom darmo. ogr6d / tram
sportacya oraz "a przew6z TO z~gloscie
sic pnr. 1854 Larrabe ul.. o gciZinie
Stej rano - 1922 W. Chicago ave. .
godz. 11tej rano; 1871 w. Chicago
ave, o godz. 2ej popoiudniu. " ME
dziele, dnia 90 luto2o i zgssszac sic
We wtorek wiec2orem. 24go luteg2
pnr. 1S4S Thomas III, O Godz. iel
wieczorem. -. Ma pOIudnio1ei stro.
ME pnr. GO Bunker u. W riedzielr
dnia 22go lutego. - l114 w. lSta
ul., w sobote dnia 21go lutego i. W
ntedziele 22go luteg0 ca!y dZieh
469 Vernon ave. W East Chicago kaa
degO cash luh liStOWnio,
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WYRABIAMY be1 zw}oki pierwsze
/ drugie morgecze ma &akwe miesie-
czne splaty. Landlords Bureau, 1912
W. Division ul. Armitage 2951.
q
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DO wynaiecia %plekarnia 2 . pieca-
mi, fixtures, 1876 Wilmot ave-, BILL
sko Western i Armitage. Telefon
Albany 1857. 20
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UWAGA

Poszukuje Michala Okla Lunek !
Ksawerego Wozniak, Tub iakichbadz
ludzi pochodzacy z Jaszczurowe1,
poczta Wielopole Skrzynskie; MECH
pisza natychmiast do Abraham April
173 ". 26th str, New York. 70
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TOTRZEBA dziewczat do znaczen.a
(marker) i sortowania pierwszo-
rzeGnvch. Najlepsza zapiata W mie-
Scie. Toll Bros. Landry, 1926 Al
gu>ta ILL.,, blisko Aihland ave. :3