davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

fernen, aber elm beutiher Sffi,ier
bciahlt ibm triisf, oaB er Die BiQo
|innerbalb bon brei Stunben Su rGu-
nlen babe. llno bieie &ommanoier-
manieren ruien in Dem ionlt 10 mil
SC, nbgefldrt uno boflih pirfenSen
Stantsmann nod bente erneuten
3orn berpor.
Ser Yrenlier lit piel in gan,
europa uno auf Sen britiihen Sn-
icln gereiit uno erfl6rt nit Bebau.
ern, oab er nod nie @elegenbeit
bate, nod Mmerifa 81 fommen. gr
lit pielleid)t Ser mooernite Nann in
gang Suneiien, ioipeit Die ginsebo.
renen in iSra9e fommen, aber oas
binoert oof niht, oaB er aud oie
eingeborene Sradt trdet: einen 70.
ten Se5, Elm lanses tpeiBes @emanS
uro cine fur5e blaue Sadie. llnl
|pGbreno er iif) nit europGiit)en
rcer amerifaniihen 8eiuhern pc,
Sanoidlas besriibt, tauitt er nit
arabilden @aiten nod morgenlan0i
idem graud llmarmuneen uni
Wangenfiiiie aus.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01
Hei-Oel Lini1nent

sind. Seine ausserliche CegenwirkunS
arbeitet schnell und bringt willkom.
meme Linderung Won den Qualen
Won rheumatischen und neuralgischen
Schmerzen, muskul0sen RIcken.
schmerzen, steifen oder schmerxen.
den Muskeln, Verrenkungen, Stoss.
wunden oder Verstauchungen,
juckenden oder brennenden Fisssn
vie die erfolgreiche Erfahrung
won Tausenden seit iiber IS Jah.
rem bewiesen hat. HeilIOel ist Elm
linderndes, antiseptisches Mittel. das
sofort reiches, rotes Blut in die Sc.
schwollenen, irritierten, schmersenden
Cegenden zieht. Kaufen Sic noch
heute cine Flasche Heil-Oel Eniment
und geniessen Sic selbst die Vorteile
seiner wohltuenden, heilenden .Wirme.
Und bestellen Sic gleichzeitis
FORMS ALPENKRHUTER
Mehr ais Elm Abfihrmittel. 60 let auch
cine Magentstigkeit !anresends Medizin.
krsutern und Pflanzen, Bringt trsse
Abfall auszuscheiden,-treibt Case und
Blihungen. hervorgerufen durch Hartlei.
bigkeit, aus. Cibt dem Magen das ange.
nehme Cefiihl Won WSrme und komfort.
Einzunehmen vie auf dem Etikett anse.
geben.
Machen Sic Won dem untenstehenden
"Spezial.Angebot" kupon Cebrauch.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

neuen geps, Sioi Mphammeo 81
amine. Eremier gaccoude bate
pdbreno Der lesten 5lpan,ig Sabre
berelts perlhleoene bobe Memter in
Dem franSoIiidJen Eroteftorat inne,
nber er fonnte perionlid) sic Teut-
lhen nift leioen nnb lebntc es 90
her ab, ser Gid,p- -Yolitif ser 3u,
'ammenarbeit nit oem Hcid 8einls,
id]aft 81 leilten. gr trat alio in 6en
GubeItanb, unS als Sioi Mobam-
n'eb lett mad, Sem Miidtritt bes bis.
bergen @eps Ser Serriher 9une-
liens purOe. berici er i'm ioIort
mieber in Sen aftipen Staatsoienit
;uriid
Die Sra9e. narum manhe ieiner
Sanosleute Dem sSelnoe Gorid)ub lei
lteten beantlportet Ser Hrenier oa,
nit, onb er cs pbne peiteres Sugibt.
ober allh oaraui binmeiit, oaB ser,
ienige, Der in iener 3eit NIT bier in
Suns lebte, mun6es peritefen mir
|oe. ~Sie Transpien maren Iif ielbit
|niht einig" iagte er. .uno nleine
Sanoslellte, sic frieoliebeno unO in
,fragen ser 8eltpolitif oireft I'M.
'fuloig iinb, rpuroen bon Ser Mh,
'en-Eropasanon iormli6 iiber.
Idmemmt. Die Mhie gab oafiir bier
ndmllf enprme Sumnlen aus. aber
crit jebt fonnen ibre 2iieen an oetl
Franger aeltellt iperoen."
Gie abneisung oes Tremiers &C.
cen oie Sellti6en muroe BEL ser
yelttuna Ourf oen 6eino nod mei-
ter ourh Elm perionlihes Grlebnis
INIT ibrer Riifiihtsloiisfeit seidiirt.
gaccouf)e bate edmlif ieina
ihmangere Jrau uno ben @eit iei-
ner 5amilie in iein 2anobaus ge.
bIadt, um Tie aus Ser Bombaroier.
loone Der aQiierten Jlieger au emt.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

atmen, ser MIR sic benotigte Wenge
liefert. Snneben iiebt man pielleidi
ein 8alpanometer, al cine photo.
eleftriId)e 3elle angelfloiien, sic 5,l,
ianmen Oie Srunflmg oes 8lutes
nit Saueritoff meiien umo anoel,tcn.
Snltrume!te teilen oie 9feaftion
BON lfaterialien auf Die Sobenper.
hiltniiie nit, oenn lie tperoen unter
Serbdltniiien oes 2uftorudes in
$4,000 SUB Sobe rmo bel 81 8rao
,Sabrenubeit inter NuQ gepriift,
neld)e aberdeen nidt ausbulten fon-
men. Wfan bofit, bas Eroblem lsien
ju fonnen oas 6lieger, mic audi
Sallher belGltist. Sic Ieioen an ei-
nenl lteberic,uB BON StidItoii i'm
Spitem. sui Meeresbobe iino Scr.
pergeipebe unS ssliilligfeiten nit @n
len ge;dttigt,. oie ourd) oen Irud
fliiiiig gebalten meroen. Man nimm,
an onb Gaie in groBeren Sob.n.
bcim Nnhlaiien oes Trudes @os-
blaien biIoen, rpelhe oie @liltgeidie
ueritopicn.
Gie Otinner llno Irauen, lpclcDp
oieie mptbiihen 9obenfliise in Ger
Srbenfanlner MAIDEN, meroen aui
10000 SUB Sobe gebalten. bis
Spnptome ser oben genannten 8e.
'cbiperOen aIitreten. Sardus fann
oann geId,loiien lperben, in pelhcr
Sobeu Gruffabinen perapenoet mer.
oen iollten.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

|auf Sic alleemein iiblife Suhe mad
r!nen yGriigclilnaen" suriif.
Nus allen bieicn @riinoen lit es
bon a.lBerlter 0ittieteit, iagen Ok
Geriaiier, bab unier Sdyullpltem eil'
Hrcaramm interf,tltllreller Gr5iebune
cinleitet, oas on5u bsltimmt lit, reli.
aioie, raIiiife lmo fultllrelle Son.
flifte nus5unprSen. Sic erortern oa.
hci alh I'M eiu5elnen oie llnterrihts.
metbpoen, Scbrbiiter uIlp, oie oa5,
tenllbt iperoen fonnten, sic @renser
5luilhen Sen ein5elnen 9epolferungs.
teilcn I'M Suterelie lpabrer 0emofra.
tie nicoer5ureiBen.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01
1luiicrtc pcrlicren Int
elmer lpette 25S Bomber

Sonoon Die mibtiee alliierte 9uit-
otfsniipc iibcr 1cltei!ropa nno bent
.Nittelmcer bat IN Der am q. sSltni
bcenbeten MocJc 23S britild)e un6
nmerifaniidIc Slug5euae eefoltet. ga.
iiir apurben, uuber Oem enormen
Sdnoen burh oie alliierten 8omben,
et,pa 200 s!dienilus5cuge seritort.
sSn einem 3eit,mgsartifel ihriet
Elm 3eit,lmeanlann: es lit es @ert
ser Serl,,ite, sic gonibaroerung Don
europa fertsuieten?
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

Sun Sieep, Sal. (G. E.)-Gbcn-
10 idncll pie ein Seriulgunssilug.
5eilg in Die Sohe iteigen foun. iteis
gen abt MGnner lno Srauen aht
Eeilen bod in sic StratpipbGre,
pbne ieoud) Ben 9uoen su perlaiicn.
Materialicn, bon Eluitits bis sllu-
minilun MAIDEN Nie Serbdltniiie IN
rs steilen Sobe ourh, bieiben ubsr
ebcnfalls allf ser Groe. Nicic thep-
retiid)en tSliigc, pelde regclnlGbig
iinternonllfen meroerl I'LL Ntenihcn
an bie GerbGItniiIe 81 aclpohnen uno
afaterialien SIT priiien, oumit bcioe
fiir Strato'pbGreniliige bereit iino
Denn INNER sic nlilitGri'hc Not
Denoigfeit Iie eriuroerlih mad)t,
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

meroen IN elmer teileldbn1ihen Gor.
ridtimg nnternolnnlen lueldle man
sic ,Sobenfunrner" ncnnt.
Gin glitf ultf Die &orrid)tung Der.
rat nidts. sSenn man lie aber genuil
priiIt, fann man ieillt,uen, wie bie
Soben SuItu1oe uno &ulte im Su,
nern erSellst mcroeu fonnen. Gin
srober 3pIinSer lit aus ciner &C..
pal5ten Stablplatte seiertiJt, Die 81
einem Stiif geitjipeibt lno innen
NIT neun 3pu unb auber nit orei
3ou Sort iiolisrt lit. Sic beiitt Spei
abteile, eia 9roBeres fiir Die $50
benIliise" uno Elm fleireres iiir Not-
jufluht, tolls etlpos ihisi geben
iollte @ufloher nit lieben 2ogen
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

genoe 8eSanfe lpnr natiirlif), SAB lie.
tpenn al oieiem Gage nifts geIh1be
lagen .riiroen folnen, bab sic slaiier-
ten 81 einem slufidlrb ge5apsinseil
iporoen ieien. slber oas lit sic Nus
!eallnu ser s(nle, niht lnlere. Neb.
men Sic Sic @eriihte, oie Sic boren
ni6t 5ll ernit; nenn sic &anpibano
lungen beginuen, miro 6ie amerifo,
',iid)e Seffentlidfeit es eriabren.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01
100 Hcmti1c SclSatef,
per 11er,peeef, ertrafteei,

Stodbolm: Wier6unoert oertidp
Solouten iinb fiirali6 ertrunfen, als
cos beutlde 5000 20. Sfiff r9irfa"
por Ser no1pegiiben &iiite in Der
stdDe bon 5roaobeinl untereine. 400
lotitere iino eerettet tporben. IS lit
aber nid)t gelagt iporoen aus ipel9em
@runoe bas Sdiff unterging.
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

= l1nteritiiben sic Die in uuierer
8eitnne an5eigenoen @ei@dftsIeute
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

&pn elmer 1apis.
;Tcnig Nad,rid)ten abcr immer
iucbr 8criid)te.

Sd babe Sbnen uorberseinat, bnb
cs in bieIcm &rieg fiirSere ooer liin
eere Seitiparnen geben miro, in oene!,
|anlheineno 10 gut auie nid)ts geid)iebt,
IN bener cber anNererleits aroBere
Nperatlonen pprbereitet luerOcn.
2citirunneu, III oenen es ipet;a Neues
aber ouiiir rmlo mebr 8eriid,te ge-
ben lpiiroe. gSir Iino iett in elmer
iolben EerioOe.
Gs iiebt aus, nls Oh ser oeutid,e
8enerulltab iid nid)t alti cine eroBere
Sifeniiue in Gl,blaub einsuIaiien
!. agte, bis er gcnau lpeib, no gng-
lano imo slmerifa in @eiteuropa
|angrcifen iperoen - no uno mann
puo in peIhcr St1rfe. Sitler bot in
Sfublano nidt mebr oieielbe Mad)t
;ltr &erfiiguns uie I'M Goriubr -
uno ifon oar nift Die Ntaft, Sic er
Dor 5lpei Sabren beIoB; uno allf in
Sen beloen oergangenen Sahren mar
ieine Mad't nlft grob genug, HlBg
lano aus oem Telbe 5lt id)lagen
&enn er in o;eien Sabre niht eiuen
estld)eioenoen StIag gegen HuBlano
fiihrt, gibt er npr leincm eiaenen Golf
5r. huB- Seutlhlano nidt mebr bofs
len fam, einen leiner 9egner aus
Dem 5elOe 5u ifIagen; oaB SeutIdlr
lano MIR mehr aui einen langen uno
auirelbenocn &rieg boifen fann, IL
Dem lid linIere &rifte erid)opfelt.
sSir 5luelfeln oal, Die 9taSi- -6iibrer
es lpagell, ibreu Solf oas eir5uge-
iiebeu; oas oelttIfe Gclf bat iih fiir
administrations, bie BON einem Ser,
feioigungsfrieg" ipradJen, niht lebr
enpfinglld) gcjeiat. sluSererIeits
rpiiroe SeutIblano sic Sfieriipe IL
3lllBlano, :reun iiberbaupt, balo be-
gnuen nliiiien; ieoer Gag bas 3lupar,
TENS ii; Elm Sf)6n 4@etterSag weni.
ger, lit ein Gag ndber 5itm @inter,
>er Sabres5eit, in ser oie Huiien
ihpn apeimal lbre lleberlegenbeit ers
!rielen buben.
!Soitler lpGre oemnad) iebr erleid),
tart, 1per1 er luiiBte, no lnO luanl
mir uno Gngluno in europa angrei-
ZEN iperoen. Mand)e Sellte ifeinen
nngenonrrnen 5u haben, oaB mir nah
Ser @eiesung BON Eantelleria ioIort
si.m ndd)Iten angrifis5iel fortihrei-
ten .riiroen, luas auh imlner oas lei.
9iber groban9elegte &riegsoperatio.
nen iperoen niht gun5 10 lelht or
ganiliert, beionoers iene niht, Die
Ghurhiu OILS rSunoapoiler- Speratio.
npn bon beionberer &omplisiertbeit"
ha'eihnete. @erben Sic nitt llnge-
Nuloig, ipem Die Snuaiion nift
beute naht roer moraen 5ritanoe.
frmmt. Sic miro 5ititanoe fonmen.
JSann llnD ipo oariiber ifNpirrt
Die Suft BON 8eriihten. Gin GROCER
Cell oapon iiammt aus feinolihen
Sueuen, benn ser Ieino bot gan5 be.
iuuBt Sen Gilorld 81 ibaifen Der,
ilht, oab iie Dor Der Cir itebt = ebcn
in per Soiinuna oamit oie ensliide
ino nnlerifaniihe Seffentlif)feit lnb
oe 8ep0lferuns Der beietten 2anoer
unsebuboig 81 MAIDEN, nuo ibnen,
renn bie Srooiion Damn nif)t ioiort
tommt, bas @efiibl Der gntt1ui1ung
81, pernlitteln.
ginise sldienienoer baben. bebaup-
tet, baB Der 5lueiunOppan5lglte Sum-
Der groBe Gag iai. Ter 5ugrunoelie-
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

Siderbeitsglas uno Elm Yeriifop er-
nloglihen es oeu Sperateurcn uu-
bcn, ieoer5eit ollcs 5ll beobahteu,
mas lid innen ereignet.
Sier iperOen uiele ssrageu bon Be
oelltlrng fiir Sobeniliige beant1por.
tct Iber Sic Sntlahen peroen nab
reno Oes Griegs$ gcbeim gebalten.
SoIhe aSrasen iinb ). 9. miepiel
Saueritofi Elm Yilpt III elmer Sobc
uon 10000 sSub benotigt coer in
mclhern 0toBe cine Srliffabine Dem
sIuI'dllug eilter 2Onm-@rnnate mi
oeriteben fann. &enn man einen
sSluI in aht lieilen Sobe maht,
fnnn man sic @ealciter ieben, tpie
iic Saueritpff burh einen HeguIotor
SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1943-07-01

@eiien Sic bel gint6ufen Dor.
auf bin, baB sic es i'm r0olfsblatt"
seleien bnben.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1943-03-05
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enag S e A Han
aH fngesse5 calling He
aam ss @ H
esse1 NamIns g s. wa re
afas unu8 sire ever had
mselaa{ As1arstan
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Owl said, acknowledged that the
Americans not only possessed tex
cellent morale" but are enemies
who never can be held in con-
tempt"
The comment was made in the
course of a discussion Of student
mobilization in belligerent coun-
tries" and described the student
training program in American
schools and colleges.
1T is said that 80 per cent of the
enemy plane pilots who counter
Evening star., 1943-07-21

attack our Imperial forces were for
merly students" the announcer
said. Furthermore, the morale of
these students Is excellent and we
realize they are enemies who can
never be held in contempt"
In view of these facts. the broad
cast added, 1T is natural that idle
ness on the part of Japanese stu
dents can not be tolerated"
The broadcast was made in the
Japanese language for domestic au-
diences.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
City and Power Firm
Duel Over Lioht Bill

Tucuman, Argentina, has been
sued by the Hydro Electric Co. of
Tucuman for money owed on light
and power and has petitioned the
court to impound municipal income
up to $2,500,000.
1t has also attached city prop
critics The city replies that the
charges for power are grossly mag
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Woman Gets 160 Days
For Picketinu ~Embussy

Convicted of picketing the British
Embassy Monday with placards ask
ing for India's independence, Miss
Pearl Crist, AZ, New York, yesterday
was given the maximum sentence OF
160 days in JAIL
Sentence was imposed after a
lengthy discourse between the de-
fendant and Municipal Judge
Evening star., 1943-07-21
Yanks Are Worthy Foes,
Jap Sneaker Admits
By the Associated press

NEW YORK, July 21.-The Japa-
nese no longer are so sure that their
flyers are more than able to match
American pilots in skill and daring
a Toxic broadcast reported by the
ONCE of War Information indi-
Gated yesterday. The broadcast, the
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Nathan Margold on the advisability
of restraining an impulse in order
to obey the law.
"Picketing foreign embassy is
against the law, no matter what
your feelings are in the matter" said
Judge Margold. You can't act by
impulse alone. If I acted solely on
impulse I might strangle half a
dozen persons q day"
Evening star., 1943-07-21

nified and that the company has no
right to set rates.
The company cites a contract.
The city says no contract exists. and
the court has ordered search of the
city's archives, which, the company
declares, should disclose the docu-
ment.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Housewives - Save your bacon
drippings and grease the skids to
launch the Axis on the sea Of
oblivion.
Evening star., 1943-07-21
ECz EMA

A simple way to quick relief from
the itching Of Eczema, pimples, angry
red blotches and other skin irritations,
Is by applying Peterson's Ointment
to the affected parts. Relieves itching
promptly. Makes the skin look better.
feel better. Peterson's Ointment also
soothing for tired, itchy feet and
cracks between toes. 35c all drug
gists. Money back If not delighted.
Evening star., 1943-07-21

Every time you lick a War savings
stamp you help lick the Axis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-02
This, That And The Other

FLASH No ice Monday but special matinee opened night
 talk of the the third successive the NABF baseball tournament scheduled for Youngstown Oho which itself radical departure from the iedeatn usual policy prior leS9
 Benny Hge the former Brso basebaer gallant the top money the $0o0 Petersen individual bowling meet at Chicago and who should him but Cleveland
 Now If Philadelphia might
 cn for there is nothing that gets legal lights the city Brothery Love, but LIGHTNING and much of that Private Maty sheehan writes hospital Bragg N that Army life is O. K by him but not too much to BA0 about New Orleans comes card from Private Joe Broph who few days in the Sugar Bowl country would Joe insists Ray by the is at Fort Dix J. and figuring a army discharge If his papers come through before e on hov oh for Africa-or somewhere. r.. .;'$ tr.4 .. |
 Imagine drawing 10000 to minor league hockey Happened in Cleveland the other night Indianapolis Caps to l. somewhere interesting letter Naugacks Marty who wants the folks to know that everybody in E Monnera ct cetera doing fine job making the ee cheefy possible of the DEMOCRAT It's mere and was worn out from handling by dozens of soldiers N a appearing where the name of the island written eliminated the Clarence Janowz with Tulag moved since the Army relieved d Hberg the Yale publicity director New Haven for the Marine Corps s-,.1 ,.rl"
 Beau Jack and Fre zc Friday night to interesting especially when Frite gets bag of working
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-02
NINETEEN HAVE QUIT SINCE
 PEARL HARBOR
General Picture Not as Bad as First Appeared;
 FOrfeits Necessary

New York, Febs 2-(UP)-The minor baseball leagues, annual source of freshman major leaguers, were facing the most important crisis in their history today but al. though the t943 war road looks rocky, most of the circuits of higher classification will operate.
 Minor league owners have a little less than @ month to come to a decision as. to whether these cir- cults can continue in operation since March 1 was the deadline set at the Chicago convention of the National Association of&Profe fessioral Baseball league last December. Club mogul5 will then have to provide forfeits to protect their territory.
 The overall picture is not as pes simistic as. 1t first appeared. Only most of the lower classification as- sociations appear on the verge, of folding-nine leagues in either the O or D groups having given up since the start of the 1942 season. a. f, Passing Out
 During the past weekend, three circuits folded up, bringing to 1o the total of minor leagues which have suspended since Pearl Harbor. Tn '1942 there were 26 circuits in op. eratior, 10 less than the l041 total.
 Five other leagues suspended af- ter the I042 campaign opened and after 1t closed, four others quit. That would leave e total of 17' ap- parently ready for operation this year but there likely will be more fatalities. e.. "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-02
Beau Jack "Ruins Elm All" Says Boss
 Hercules Wergeles

New York, Feb. 3 - Pity poor Fritzl Zivic. For Q dozen years the youngest of the five fighting zivic brothers of Pittsburgh has, been campaigning against all manner of hstic competition and meeting. too, with his share of success. Indeed, ct one time he held the world welter- weight title.
 His recent record has been con- siderably better than. all right. In his last. two Garden appearances, for example, he trcunced Freddie (RedJ Cochrane, current welter- weight ruler, in an overweight match, and he knocked out Garvey Young in six rounds. eQ sS.
 But now, after all these, years in the ring, Fritzie Zivic has to meet Beau Jack, who'd lightweight cham pion. They clash in 8 ten-round catchweight bout at Madison Square Garden Friday night. Zivic isn't the kind of guy to worry about iinpend- ing matches and he actually thinks he'll knock out Beau Jack.
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 The other day, however, Chick (Hercules) Wergeles, the manager of Beau Jack, was talking about what happens to guys after Beau Jack gets through with them and by the time Wergeles finished his lit- tie speech we were shedding copious tears for Zivic. .,, --...s..
 'Lookit Allie Stolz'', said Wergeles "Beau Jack softened him up so much that even Willie Pep, Q fea- therweight, licked him easy. And Poppy Larkin, who he hasn't even had 6 fight since the Beau knocked him out.
 "What happened to Carinine Fat ta after my man belted him out? He hasn't been the same since. How about Chester Rico? He's out of the lightweight picture now and you can go back to the Beau Jack fight to lind the reason why. !,
 TBeau Jack knocked out Cosby Lipson and Linson hasn't been heard from since. Terry Young? Has he won a fight since the Beau got through with him? Poison Ivy has had to retire. Nobody's heard a word about Billy Murray since Beau Jack socked him around.
 "The same things true about the other guys Beau Jack has licked. Now Fritzie Zivic, he's a nice fel- low, but he'll be all through -with boxing after Friday night. Beau Jack ruins lem all." \
The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-02-02

------- BIG LITTLE MAN No. I---- ASix-P Part Series On Legendary Joe Choynski
First of six srtlcIes)
BY HARRY GRAYsON. NEA Service Sports Editor ,


 Joseph B. Choynski, who passed away in Cincinnati, the othre day, perhaps was the best little man among heavyweights in the history of the ring.
 Although he never weighed more than 165 pounds when he was at his peak, Joe Coynski fought them all---large and small-for 21 years. He tossed away weight as though 1t was confetti.
 Bob Fitzsimmons weighed no more, but Choynski did not have theh advantages of Ruby Roberts (freakish build.
 Choynski became legendary fig- ure largely because of CD his 27-rouad knockout hy James J. Corbett on the barge off Benecia, Calif., in 1889, and CD the feat in the sere and yellow of his cara eer of knocking out the later to be peerless defensive fighter and world champion, Jack Johnson, in Galveston in 1901.
 NEVER A DULL MOMENT
 But Ohoynslis memory lives be- cause he was @ fearless devasting pulncher who went in the ring to knock out Or be knocked out.
 No warrior couold afford to per- Choynskt to beat him to the draw. Fistiana never had Q more spec tacular performer.
 Sealing no more than i62, he held the 2S0-pound Jim Jeffries to a 2O-round draw in San Fran cisco in 1897. That perhaps was his finest accomplishment, al- though he was magnificent In dropping a 2O-rouad decision to Kid Mccoy, in holding that remarkable sharpshooter even, and on many other occasions.
 Choynskt gave the 326-pound Ed Dunkhorst, the Human Freight Gar, 160 pounds and pasting.
 He exchanged knockouts with Jim Hill, the Australian who in turn swapped them with Ftzsim- mons. He reversed a knockout at the humping fists of Peter Maher. ., THEY kEMEMbEHED hAM
 He had F'itz out in niatch the police stopped in Boston:
 Jim Jeffries, Jack Johnson and numerous other famous fighters credit him with hitting them the hardest punches of their careers. Jeff and Johnson relate how he nearly tore their, heads off with left hooks. n " "
 They said Choynski had q glass Jaw but when he was knocked out he was knocked out by ex. perts |. of all descriptions, shapes and sizes - Jim Cor: Ut, Joe God. dard Hall, Maher, Mccoy, ole Vol. colt, Tom Sharkey and Kid Garter. Shoynski was such an outstanding fighter that in l8o8 he agreed to stop Tom sharkey in eight rounds, and lost because he faile dto do 80.
 Bob Fitzsimmons said: "The big ger they are the harder they fall" Joe ChoynslSi had the same idea.
 NEXT: Joe Ch0ynslKrs lifelong feud with Jim C0rbett.