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New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
NAVI UARShIElv WIN
 BY HALF LENGTH
Americans Spurt Near Finish,
 Passing English Eight

Brussels, Aug. 30, Associated Press) s).-American oarsmen proved their supremacy in the Olympic Re- gatta, the finals of which were rowed yesterday, winning three out. of four events, and second place in the fourth.
 Greatest interest centered in the single sculls and the 2,o0o meter event for eight-oared shells, and the Americans enjoyed great satisfa ction in beating the winner of the Diamond Souls and the famous Leander eight.
 There was much betting on these events, and the European nations as rule backed the British contestants.
 The eight-oared event was the most spectacular of the day, bringing to- gether the U. s. Naval Academy crew representing America and the Lean der crew of former Oxford and Cam bridge university men representing England.
 The Leander crew took a slight lead, which it. increased to half length at the 1000 meters. Both crews were rowing 3S strokes to the
 
 men increased their power and after each crew had alternately taken the lead. spurted ahead 150 meters from the finish.
 The Americans won by half length sitting up and fresh, while the length sitting up and frsh. while the English eight crossed the line bent over and utterly rowed out. The An napolis crew finished in 6:05 for new worlds record for 2,0OO meters Eng lands time was 6:05 4-5.
 Ambassador WhitIock on Hand.
 The regatta was witnessed by a large crowd on both banks of the canal, which included Brand Whit lock. the American am mbassador. who greeted the American winners and was photographed with them.
 Jack Kelly Of the Vesper Boat club, Philadelphia. who holds the single sculls cha mpionship of the United States. crossed the finish line a full length ahead of J. Beresford. Jr., the British representative and winner of the Dia amond Sculls, at the Henley re- satta. But it was a hard race. Beres- ford jumped into the lead at the start and gained steadily until he had a length to the good at 750 meters. Here Kelly began to move up. and 150 m e. ters from the finish was on even terms.
 Kelly's last spurt wore down the English champion. who faded away with a garlc finish a boat length be- hind. Both men were eSha ustod at the end. but Beresford was in worse shape than the American. They were too tired even to shake hands. Kelly s D
 Kelly Wins With Costello.
 Notwithstanding his hard gles event Kelly teamed with the Am eri- can, Costello. for the double sculls, the pair winning easily by five lengths from Italy after taking the lead at the 1000 meters.
 The finals of the rowing follow:
 Four-Oared Race Switzerland, first; America. second; Norway, third. Winners time-6:54.
 Single SculIs-Kelly. America, first:
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
TURK LEADER SICK.

Constantinople, Aug. 29, (By Asso- ciated Press)-Mustapha kema1 Pasha, head of the Turkish nationalist government at Ansora, is ill of chron- ic maleria, his condition being made worse by worry and overwork. Physi- clans are in constant attendance. He is quoted as saying, however: II will fight to the end of the world"
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
S~kectnen Artiw~.

4 The selectnen have again taken up the matter of the condition of the saitter from the corner At the former Hpbbard property to the connection with the new drain. ft was supposed tho question was satisfactorily settled ana that tho gutter would be built when the underground drain was completed. The state highway men. bowever. consider the drain proposi- tion a separate one and will not con- nect it with the repairs to the gut ter. The state men are now ngurin ( on the cost of installing a drain at this point.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
FAMOUS TEAM MAY COME.

The star Bloomer Girls baseball team may play the St. Mary's girls team, un- defeated champions of Connecticut. on St Mary's field on September &. Should the game naterialire the locals will play return game at Mt. Sisco. N. Y. later in the season. Manager Ppz is negotiating for the NauEatnck girls team to play on the
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
Snfere~tinx Auto Trip.

. pr. R. M. Oriswold and daughter. Esther D.. returned late Saturday from a nve days trip by automobile through the states of New Fla mpshire and Vermont. They report climatic ecnditions all over both states as very .diRorent from that of Connecticut.
 De season there .has been 90 dry that
 M erep will ee much shsrt of
 VI h<DA ytsiA ana oA<s win be
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
JAKE IS POUNDING BALL.

The latest statistics of the International League show Merwin Jacobson, of this city. eenterneIder on the Baltimore team, as the chief swatsnan of the circuit. Jake is pounding the old apple at .sai clip.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30

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New Britain herald., 1920-08-30

about two-thirds of the normal crop. Tn many localities the water in streams and ponds is lower than in many years. The automobile trafic is 10 heavy and so many tourists are always on the road that persons have to seek hotel sccomu m odations far in advance. Reservations are hard to obtain in the small towns along the Highways. The trip north was made by the river route and the return home was by way of Burlington and Rutland.
 Heavy Sunday Trsfhc.
 Autono bHe trafic on worthin gton Ridge was exceptionally heavy yes terday. continuing from early morn ins until late at night. An actual count Of cars passing was kept by one resident for a short space of time. A total of so cars passed his house in 10 minutes and over 500 passed with in that same hour. His count was not exact of persons riding but he estimated that over 5000 persons were in the cars counted. A large number of trucks passed over the highway in the early hours of the morning, many of which carried pie nic parties. Local gasoline filling sta tions reported a busy day.
 Berlin Briefs.
 S. N. Woodruff and daughter Lois left this Afternoon on few days' trip. They will sail down the Connecticut to New York where they will take a boat for a trip up tho Hudson.
 r. F.. Vile and family of worthing- ton Ridge are on an automobile trip to Niagara Falls.
 pr. and Mrs. CharleH Empey of Camden New Jersey. are visiting Mrs. George schofeld of Hudson street.
 MT. and Mrs. Lester Deming have returned from an automobile trip through New England.
 Hazel Vile is enjoying q two weeks vacation a: Saybrook.
 MT. and Mrs. Nelson Minor and family have returned from Saybrook. where they have been spending their vacation.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. C. Rowley and granddaughter, Margaret. have re- turned from an automobile trip through tho northern part of New York state.
 Rev. Watson Woodruff has returned to Lynn, Mass, after a two weeks stay hero with relatives.
 W. W. Pagan. postmaster in Ken sinEton. is at the T. A. B. conven- ton in New Haven. He expects to be gono threo days.
 Considerable amunt Of excitemNnt was caused this morning when touring car caught fire in front or Lyons barber shop. With the aid of a few men the fire was extinguished and no serious damage resulted.
 Mir. and Mrs. L Clark have pur- chased a new Ford.
New Britain herald., 1920-08-30
Quality Is Everything

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Me Wstydz size!

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gonie.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Zawracanie GloWy

Namawia sic Polske do zawar"
cia pokoju z Rosya, kuszac u
,,wymiana towarow' i ogromne
mi rzekomo masami nagromadzo
nych Srodkow zywnosci.
JeSIi rad uzna "a stosowne ten
pok6j zawrzec, to pokoj zawar'
ty bedzie. Ale POGO zawracac lu-
dziom glowy ,%wymiana iowa
row" i ,,masami srodkow zyw-
noSci', POGO oszukiwac i nieuczci
vie tumanicl? Zreszta, CT, co to
robia, majq W tenn swoj interes,
ale przykro patrzec, jak narod
dale sic ,,brat ma HAWAII"
Kto by} w Rosy podczas VOL
nv, ten vie, re W najlepszych
czasach w gesto zaludnionych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Stateczncgo Wyczerpania, ludzie
daliby ME wiedziec co "a lekar-
silva, "a odziez, "a zywnosc. Dali
by - piacac ma targu bczwarto-
Sciowymi papierami.
Ny niczcgo "a DUO ME many.
TeSli zawrzcmy pokoj, towar III
cieknic" cd mas do RoSyi' Znaj-
dziemv sic sami W wielkim ME
Gostatku - a tymczasem spekula
eva zarzuci nasz rynek pienlezny
bezwarto5ciowymi rublami, kto-
re znowu wvpiyna fatalnie ma
wartoSc n~aszej wlasnej waluty.
Ola czyich-ze pieknych oczu
many ponosic take szkody?
Ters.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Srodkowych gubcrniach nigdy
ME byio dose chlcba. G}od zaw'
SEE till W paru guberniach,
OpuScilcm Rosye rok temu. -
Ny, ktorzySmy tam p~rzeszli re-
wo1ucye, wiemy cos q udziat--
kach" rewolucyjnej Rosy. Cling
10 sic Z giodu. Produkcya ma kaz
dem poIu upadia. I powodu wpro
wadzenia monopolu zboza, chop
sia} tylko tyle. lie san n~iezbednie
potrzebowal. Wybuchl g}od ma
poinocy i w centralnych guber-
mach, gIod straszny, doprowadza
jacy ludnoSc do szalu. By}em W
oglodzonym prDez bolszewikow
Kijowie, bylem w glodnej Mo-
skwie. To by}o straszne.
Teraz przyjechai Z Rosyi Pc
wien moi znajomy. Rozmawia-
lem z MIN wczoraj. Oto co mi
powiedzial:
w Rosy jest ostatnia nedza l
g}6d. Rekwizycye bolszewickie
ustaiy, 10 iudnoSt zupefnie wys-
sana, ME ma juz co dac. Miasta
wy1nieraja: Ma p6inocy / W CEN
tralnych guberniach ludzie wy
gladaja jak szkielety; dzieci z,r-
pe}nie sic tam ME rodza. Panule
,,czarny terror, skierowany pre-
civ robotnikom i kolejarzom.
ZaS ma po}udniu - tyfus sza-
leie. Poprostu - gore. Rzekome
.,oddzia1y ukrainskie" to wedro-
wne szpitale. Wsie wymieraJa--
znikad lekarstw, znikad zadnego
ratunku. f.
Gala Rosya jest dis jednym oil
brzymim domem niedoli, ogni-
skiem glodu j epidemii.
I wlaSnie z powodu tego o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Ska cicho, spokojnie przybliza
rannemu do ust szklanke z wo-
da cytrynowa. " tenn bielsze mu
sic oczy zrobiiy cd Sniegu. Uni
ky ~ostatnie iskierki W zrenicach.
- Nagiy skurcz biedncgo, ONO
tanego W bale caiuny ciala. -
Skona1.
w ciagu dwoch dni i tyluz no.
cy tego krwawego boju szpita1
nasz opatrzyl przeszSo trzystu
rannych.
Sanitaryuszka pracowala "a
wziecie. Kto i kiedy oceni boha-
terstwo tel kobiety?
Wszak ciagie uprzytomnianle
sobie straty ukochanego czfowie-
ka ~ tax meczacy sposob jest
doprawdy nadludzkiem bohater-
stwem i nadludzkiem mestwem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Doktorow jest dwoch. Rece i'm
mdleja Cd opatrunkow. A tn
wciaz MOVIE nosze staja pred
wrotniami stodo&y, W ktorel Juz
niezad,ugo miejsca braknie ola
lczacych pokotem rannych'
Prosze potrzymac glove ran
nego. PAM rozetnie mundur l
bandarze. Gips.-.. siychac zme
czone slowa doktora.
Ma stol opatrunkowy wnosza
= wkadaja COS, nawet ME WIEN
iak to nazwac.... Straszna rama
cd ekrazytowki W lutzie, wy
rwany caly HAWAI- miesa czarne-
go z pod krzyza. Me dose ma
tenn. Druga ekrazytowka zdruzgo
.tafa mu koSc ramieniowa; nhu-
m~anitarna" kula przestrzelna le-
lita. lBqady, - z bia}emi Cd bolu
Il meki oczyma, cicho jeno rzezi,
prosi o cos.
Z celt namiotowych lzsuwaja
to krwawiace przez bale, sniezne
'bandaze ciaio ma przescieradfa :
caluny. Trzeba zmienic opatru-
mex. Ujmuje glove rannego' Sa-
nitaryuszka z zacisnietymi zeba-
mi odwiia potworne skrety bia-
,o-amarantowych bandazy. Ran
nv chce widziec swoie kalectwo.
Cichy sept: glove odwrocic7
ak glove bezsilnej kukiy Cd
wracam mt w prawa STRONG obi
cze.
Meko be- granic, bezkresna
meko czfowieka! ....
Opatrunek skonczony. Bezsil-
ME zwieszone ramona doktora'
" oczach ma czytam: ME pre-
zyie. Glory rzezi: pic! Sanitaryu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21
Sanitaryuszka.
(Ze zbioru: ,,Rozaniec zycia i
Smierci.")

1
czy iona poety, lecz Prosta
Gziewczyna z ludu. e.
Ma kilka lat pred wojna wy
rwal ia z cichej wioski halny Wi
cher mitosny. Stolica wawelska
pamieta maia, drobna dziewecz'
Ike, lone glodomora malaria, INA
-nego zabijaki. w goralskim IL
branku Podobna sic stawaia do
czystych modelek, ktorych ME
SmiaI tknaG brud zycia.
Szerolo otwieraio jej oczy to
piekne zycie bohemy artystycz-
uej. Poznaia trudna sztuke ukry
wanna mySli poza slowami. tru-
dniejsza znacznie cd u~micjetno-
Sci czytania i pisania, ktore to
rmiejetnoSci ME nauczono jel "a
mlodu.
w sierpniowy dzien przyszSs
wieSc rozkaz: mobillzacya
,,Strzelca" krakowskiego. Wol-.
na.
w pierwszych szeregach pc
szed} jej MAJ, porucznik I. bTy-
gady.
Nieskomplikowana natura 60
ralki pozwoIila jej uniknqc tego
wielce zlozonego procesu PREY
gotowan niewieScich do rzeczy
i spraw juz gotowych ! dawno
czekajacych ma chetne rece do
piracy. Gdv inne zony ! n~arzeczo-
ne strzelc6w maSzerowaly, jez-
DIZZY w dorozkaCh CIV ma fur
mankach, omal ME utworzyly
kompanii niewieSciej. n cdra'
"a uda}a sic do senitaryatu.
Wyiechaia W Katpaty jake sd
nitarvuszka. Wkr6tce, dzieki VIA
snym staraniom. otrzymuje miel
see W polowym szpitalu 1szej bry
gady.
Cd Ket po Kowel be- wy
tchnienia, ME pokadajac r2k,
pracuje-
Przyszia najstrasziiwsza chwt-
Ia, iaka cziowiek musi przezy6'
Poza mia juz tylko z~ostaje
smierc wias1la.
w ataku ma bagnety ginie
MAJ Ona caty dzien ma stanowi-
L1u wsr6d tego potwornego mi
wa skoszonych ludzkch istnien
pkalezen piekielnych, rozdziera-
jacych jek6~, W atmosferze pre-
syoorej zapachem krwi, smro-
dem potu i kahn, opatruje ionic
rzy z kompanfi meza- Widzi, ilu
ich rannych przynosza Oczeku-
5e, patrzac na kazde nose, ma
ks16a, nova podwode, czy to ME
ma-- Wreszcie ktoryS nieprzy
tomuie wyjawa zabijajaca praw-
de; pr1ynieSi skrwawiony
psaszz, przpedzili konia, ma kto
~ 5e5dzn-
Be- jeku, bezay jednej W o.
ku pe2rf4a sfuzbe Santana W ten
stasny dzien Do konca- Do
p6kiroststr7 kwawy snop ludz-
Anezostz3 powroslem bardazy
podwizmy, dop6h ostatni ME
rc5chf jek w ~obszernym biafym
namlncie
Moae4miasa nadzieje, re zaraz
Fgosrsmego- przynfosa, mo0e
mysaA. ze to wszystko nfepraw-
da eozm6wf ten nfepzytomnle'
Jrtwriecejswozow, krwawe sno
pywieaeSch, ME widac re stra-
tpwrarch pol. Niesie sic cd mich
wiseerek o1ywczy. Ucihy daw-
no g1Emoty dziai, ucich&o ma
zzs&wanie karabinu maszyno-
vego. miT1a pojedynrze strzaly
wedek.
Mole wreszcie i sanitaryuszka
wytctnac. U mogay dowodcy
meza, dawniej jes1cze polegfego'
pochowanego z honorami, u mo-
eiy Herwina upadSa ma kofana.
Bolu ludzkiego Mkt ~jeszcze ME
zdo4al opisac.
Nazajutrz znowu krwawa or
1
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

O~patrunek skonczony. Bezsil-
nie zwieszone ramona doEtora'
" oczach ma czytam: ME pre-
zyie. Glory rzezi: pic! S~anitaryu
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-05-21

Nazaiutrz znowu krwawa or
ka, o4owiana siewba okrutne
znrwo W jednej godzinie.
Straszne sceny, pred ktoreml
cofnal sic nieSmiertelny Wlertz
IA polach Sedanu. - Jedynie re-
licyan Reps mogiby to zniesc l
widziec, by pozniej malowac-
A ona, sanitaryuszba, Z ~zataJo-
nym piekacym bolem Pc stiacle
ukochanego cziowieka ma stano-
wisku znowu caly dzien.
Widziaiem ia Przy piracy W
dni ! noce jastkowskiego boJu W
Lubelszczyznie. Ma wzgorzu roz
bito namioty szpitala. Pc kretel
drodze co pewien czas wlecze sic
noga "a noga podwoda z dwoma'
trzema lei rannymi hub Jednym
ciezko rannym.
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Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
ADVOCATES PUBLIC NURSES

Dr. T. J. Bouldin, St Johns, county superintendent of health of Apache county. in his quarterly report to the board of supervisors, urges that they should employ full time health officer to look after public health and teach the public the enormous expense of contagion by lectures, etc. If this is not possible he urges the appoint ment of an assistant who shall be a registered nurse and whose duty it shall be to investigate conditions per- taining to public health in various parts of the county. The suggestion of Dr. Bouldin is one that could be followed to advantage in a number of the counties of the state where the county physician is forced to confinc his attentions to conditions at the county seat while people living in re- mote settlements who are paying taxes and entitled to consideration are unable to receive any of the advantages of health protection which they often seriously need.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
WHITE SOX MIN FARCE GAME 8y
 15 TO s SCORE

Someone took the stars" out of the Phoenix all-star baseball team, with a result that its showing against the White Sox at the dedication of the new municipal ball field at Eastlake park yesterday afternoon convinced, the 1900 fans in attendance that a gross error or mistake had been made in naming the squad. When the -'all-star pitch CTS were not being pounded to all cor ners of the lot, the fielders were dem onstrating how to slaughter the great American game. And the White Sox were little better. so the game devel- oped into a real farce-even worse than the score of~15 to S might indi- cate.
 the "all-star" fielders and six against the White Sox. The leniency of the scorers, however. materially held down the number of offenSes.
 Parthum. who is something of shortstop when in form, was decidedly off color yesterday and was the chief offender. Two healthy and altogether timely boots were chalked against him. Thomas at third base contributed three boots to the boot list, while Sorey and Hudlow for the White Sox were each charged with two.
 There were a few features, however, that redeemed the contest to minor extent. The hitting of Fat Westfall, Tor example, was gOOd Tor sore eyes. Four hits in five times at bat was Fats contribution, and three of these were extra base clouts- Callahan at first base for the stars" was credited with three bingles. He was out of place, however. for he handled himself like a real ball player. He'll have to join some other team.
 Lefty Anderson'S work in the box will forever be a mystery to the at tending fans. Upon assuming the hurling burdens in the fifth frame. Lefty started like a real moundsman and struck out all three men to face him in that frame. But in the next frame he showed why he was a mem Der of the "all-stars.'
 The story of how the two teams massacred the great outdoor game is best related in the following box score:
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

has won four of five games and is now heading the league. But whats more, the Pirates are playing a mighty fast brand of baseball, one that deserves to win.
 Something not to get excited about the Brooklyn Boston National league game; likewise the Chicago-St. Louis National league game.
 Alexander dropped his second game of the season to the Cards yesterday, weakening in the sixth inning. Doak opposed him and hurled Shutout ball.
 All athleteS-from horseshoe pitch CTS to wrestlers-are getting ready for the Olympic games.
 McGraw and Jennings can find con- solation in the fact that it's long way to October 3.
 Babe Ruth had another big day with the Tanks yesterday-batter 1000 in the poker league.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
AFTER A MOST SUCCESSFUL SEASON THE SAN MARCOS IS
 OCLOSE FRIDAY, APRIL 23
By Blosser

Marie Masure, Miss Densmore. Robt. O'Shea. H. R. Tritle. II. N. Cox. Fred Barrows, Harry Thompson, Walter Switzer. Mrs. Sidney Wood, Mir. and Mrs. c. B. aird. Mir. and Mrs. J. r. Alkire. MT. and Mrs. J. C. Enty. Mir. and Mrs. F.. D. Cunningham.
 Recent arrivals at the San Marcos are MT. and Mrs. Fletcher Marsh. Chi 2 cago; E. E. Evans. Mesa; MT. ano Mrs C. M. Burghard. MT. and Mrs. F.. c. Burghard and Miss A II. Burg hard, New York City; James F. Scott New York City; Mrs. Glen Folger Poughkeepsie, N. r.; Mrs. Lydia Leon . ard. Phoenix: E. E. Mccall, Phoenix l.. S. Firestone. Los Angeles; l.. R. Jackson, San Francisco. C. AI Hamill, Akron; l.. c. Davidson, Sacramento; ; H. A Lacy, Phoenix; Omar Wickhan, Phoenix; P. H. Wisdom. Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19
LOCAL BOY SCOUTS
 ID VISIT BIC DAM

Seventy five Boy Scouts represent ing five local troops will leave Friday afternoon for the Roosevelt dam.
 The weekend vacation of the Scouts will be passed in nature study and sports supervised by the scout masters, l.. c. Reeves. Dean Scarlett, F. J. Brady, l.. C. Snow and a scout master chosen from the Methodist church or g8niza ton.
 The Scouts will be excused from school at the afternoon recess on Fri day. leaving the Y. M. c. A. promptly at 3:15 o'clock Joe Prochaska. state game warden, will furnish the trans portation.
 The first night will be spent at Nor mon Flats. campfire stories featuring the evenings entertainment. At the dam the boys will enjoy fishing, boat ing and nature study.
Arizona republican., 1920-04-19

Iris Speaker has a fairly good day with his Cleveland Indians yesterday. in addition to soundly trouncing the Tigers. Speaker garnered two hits. a double and home run, and threw a runner out at the plate. A fairly good days work for one man.
 The Cincinnati Reds met a real stumbling block in the Pittsburg Pi- rates and lost their first game Of the season. Babe Adams, veteran mounds man, turned the trick, giving the Reds but six hits and one run.
 Rookie Duncan continued his merry way, notwithstanding. He pounded out two hits in four appearances, one double.
 aIuggsy isn't having a whole lot of success with his Giant crew this season at least not so far. The Giants dropped their third straight game yes ferday. this time to PhiladeIph'a a .Specks- Meadows gave the New York CTS but two hits.
 Ty Cobb went hftless yesterday for the first time Of the year
 Track athletes Of phoeniv High win now open the Beeveedee season.
 somebodv picked tho Detroit Tigers to win. Don't know whether he meant 2 game or the pennant.
 bear watching. Tie Smoky City club