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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Marco nina (subscription):
Stew. (No.) 81.
"Proletarec" prOIetar.
GEM.

rec" bode praznoval polletnico
uojega obstanka kot tednik.
Pol leta! Kratka in nesnatna je
"a doba v vsakdanjem zivlienju,
: a kako velika, vazna in plodo-
nosna je Ia doba zivljenju in
deloyanju "Proletarca".
velika, pravimo, kajti tenn
tasu smo 81 slovensh socialist in
rarednozavedni delavci V Anne
rih postavili ma noge svoje te-
densko glasilo, ki ne temelji ma
uikansnem dobi6kolovstvu; va
ma, kajti v tenn casu Sc je imelo
posaSati, hocejo Ii nasi zavedni
delayci to svoje glasilo ali ne - in
plodonosna, kajti "Proletarec" Sc
je v ii dobi lepo razsiril in rodil
velike uspehe, zlasti ma polju So
cialisti6ne organizacije.
Slratka: Ia mala doba - pol le-
h-je jasno pokazala, da je bill
"Proletarec" POTREBA sloven-
skin delavcev v Ameriki.
"Proletarec" Sc je priljubil de-
hvcem. To izrazajo delavci sami
stevilnih zasebnih pismih, ste
vilnih dopisih, izrazajo ustmeno.
Dusevno je torej list dobro pod
prt
Ksj pa gmotno? - kar je hstu
: glavna podlaga. Tudi gmotno
je list dobro napredoval. VISA cast
sodrugom, ki so veliko zrtvovali
anj. VISA cast sodrugom agitator-
jen, sodrugom zastopnikom. k so
zbrai okrog "Proletarca" lepo
itsvilo aktivnih bojevnikov "a
naso sveto stvar. VENDAR
GMoTNA PoDPoRA JE FAD.
MI CAS- OSLABELA.
sodrugi, tako ne sme It'll! List
ne SINE gmotno nazadovati! Dru-
gs6e pride list v stiske, XII so pa v
lib slabih casih lahko kriticne.
brez dobre financne podlage list
ne velja nicl Tako je in mora biti,
dokier zivimo " kapitalisticni
druibi.
"Proletarec Sc je prerodil v
tednik ravno v casu, ko je zadiv-
jala velika gospodarska kriza,
kere nj Sc danes konec. Ravno v
easu, ko je bilo ma stotine, ma tiso-
&c slovenskih delavcev odslovlje-
nih IL della, sci je "Proletarec"
med ME kot tednik. Otrok krize
t.
Toda sodrugi in zavedni delavci
80 Sc oklenili svojega lista in s
pomocjo teh je "Proletarec" srec-
no prestal vse ovire.
sodrugil Slovenski proletarci
Ne zaostajajte! Naprej - akn no.
eete imeti svoje glasilo. List je v
vasih rokah in cd vas je odvisen
nlegov obstoj. Ako hocete imeti
Proletarca", ako hocete, da Sc
list vtrdi in da napreduje - te-
daJ hocemo mi cd vas, da ga gmot-
no podpirate. Poslite narocnino
Vsak sodrug, XII je narocnik, maj
pridobi Sc enega novega marco
nika. Jugoslovanska delavska til
skovna druzba ina Sc precejsnje
stevilo delnic ma prodaj; kupite
delnice!
Mi vemo, da so slabi casi. Mi We
mo, da je kriza. Mi vemo, da vas
]e veliko, veliko brez della in v
slabem stanju. Zato pa tudi ne "a
htevamo vehko cd vas. Vsak mai
stori kolikor more. Ako ne more
eden placati naro6nine "a cello
leto, plaza maj jo "a pol leta; ako
ne more placati cele delnice, plaza
maj samo pol, "a drugo polovico
Sc bo ze pocakalo.
Sodrugi, Sc ia teden bi radi Sill
sail vase mnenje. Sodrugi agita-
torji in zastopniki, zeleli bi, da
greste Sc ia teden podvojeno
mocjo ma delo.
s0DRUGI, PoKAzITE, DA
H0CETE "PROLETARCA"l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Delavci, organizujte Sc v socia-
listicne klube. v organizaciji je
izobrazba in moe.

Rev, Clarence f.. Cornell. pastor
First Church of the Nazarene"
V Chicagu je pred nekaj tedni V
cerkyi pred Cook County Womens
Christian Temperance unijo rekel
sledeGe:
Zelim da hi TEN boju (proti al
koholicnim pijacam) pc cestah te-
kla kri potokih. Jaz sam bi Sc
V delezil boja puSko vroki". Re
verend Cornell nj bill aretiran nj
ii Obtozen. Pastor nj - anarhist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Prvi majnik je prank razred
nozavednih delavcev.

Evropsko kapitalisticno case.
pisie poroca dan IA dnevom go
rostaSno O. novice:
Amerika je Y divjem diru prot
socializmu. To Sc jako slabo vie
ma ameriSkim casopisjem. ki pra-
vi. da Socializma Y Ameriki sploh
nj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
NeeloveskO stanje de.
lavcev v Gary, Ind.
hako je v So. Chicagu.

hako je v SO. Chicagu.
Okrog 20 mill JUNO od Chica.
ga ob Jezeru in ma meji drzay
Illinois ter lndiane Sc nahaia no.
va naselbina Gary. Naselbina ie
z'asla okrog jeklarne. ktero lie
/ tam postavila Illinois Steel Co.. XII
tudi poSeduje skoro YES svet V
Gary.
hakor po vseh drugih industri-
elmh krajih Amerike - zavlekla
sc je tudi semkaj brezposelnost.
Delavcev je yeliko, a della pa ma
10 ali ME. Delavci V Gary so me-
Sanih narodnoSti: Ogri, Hrvati.
Srbi. Bolgari, nekaj Slovencev -
4 toreJ po veGini Slovani. Vendar
Je pa med tenn najvec Hrvatov in
Srbov. In teh je sedaj tudi maj
wee brez della. Brez della - brez
Stanovanja in - brez sredstev "a
! zlvl Jenje.
Sodrug G., ki Sc je mudil pred
nekaj dnevi V Gary, opisal nam je
wee straSnih silk kako live tam
kaj brezposelni delavci. Grozno.
netlovesko in srce in mozeg pre-
tresajoGe je stanje siromaSnih
brezposelnih ljudi, XII so prisli V
Ameriko nsjljepSimi nadami, a
so bill kruto prevarjeni.
+. Cd wee sto. morda tisoc delav-
cev jih della lie mala peScica. O.
stall zivijo bedi, V gladu; nina
jo stanovanje niti hrane.
Mnogi imajo sotore, kterih
prenO6ujejo. v teh sotorih so tu-
di prenocevali cello preteceno zi-
mo " ledu in mrazu. Sedai. ko
Je nekoliko odgrelo solnce. lezijo
delavci v toplem pesku in ogreva-
jo premrle ude.
Glad je hud gospod. Proti no.
ci, ko Sc mraci, vlacijo Sc DELAY.
ci = judjel = olrog his DO dvo-
riscih, po smetiscih in is6ejo od-
padke hrane: kosti, gnjila iabol-
ka, kuh!
Marsikteri trpin bi rad usel il
tega pekla in vsled tega so tovor-
nj vlaki vedno oblegani cd ten ne
srecnikov. ki poskuSajo Skakati
ma vlak. da jih odpelje. Ma Ia ma
elm Sc jih mnogo odpelje, kolikor
jih ne prepodiio zelezniSki cuva-
il.
Kakor smo pref rekli. le malo
iih della Gary. Toda Sc tjsti so
rialo ma boljem. Nahajajo Sc V
rokah lopovov in krvoSesOv. XII
postopajo mimi. kakor $ kup-
ljenimi sunni. Zamorskim SUI
MEM pred petdesetimi lett Sc je v
mnogih slucajih bolje godilo kot
Sc godi danes delavcem Gary,
Ind.
kdor hoCe dobiti delo. Ia mora
bossu ali formanu. XII mu preskrbi
delO, - dobro placati. Takega po-
TEN drzi boss nekoliko dni po-
slu. nakar najde pri MENU kak
pregreSek - in tega nitro najde
- vrze ga ma ulico in vzame zopet
drugega. ki mu je prinesel mi
to-. Tako gre neprestano. Nepre-
stano menjajo delavce. Cd vsa-
kega pa vzamejo pO 50. 81. - do
$40 mite.
Nedavno je incl oddelek delav-
cev dobiti ma dolocen dan stiri-
uajstdnevno place. Delavci so ca
kali. toda kontraktora. Xxi je incl
izplaGati delavce - nj bilo. Lopov
je pobegnil in odnesel krvavi "a
sluzek ubOgih trpinov.
DELAVCE TUDI TOLCEJOi
Bossi in priganjaci klofutajo de-
lavce in jih suvajo nogami v spo-
dnji del hrbta. Ubogi slovanski
delavci vse to pretrpijo - molce
V start domovini bi tel raji "a
vrela kri jeze in cloveskega pono-
sa ce bi jo suvali pri delu - toda
tukaj molce trpijo kot - mule,
kot zival Sirote ne znajo angles
cine, da bi Sc pritozili; nimajo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Beg IL "svobodne dezele. "

' treh mesecih = cd /. janurja
do !. aprila - ie odslo 169,1 de-
lavcev IL Iedinjenih draw V sta
ro domovino.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

Dolznost vsakega socialista je,
podpirati svoje casopisje. Agiti-
rate "a "Proletarca". Pridobite
mu move narocnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Socialisticna zmaga v Galiciii.

Pri volitvah dezelni zbor V
Galiciji (Austria) so bill izvolje-
nj Stir socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

ljem poStarju Wymanu ST. Loui
SUI poSlati IA ia Gin - red ride
eega orla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

Podpirajte socialisticno caso-
pisje! Narocajte, 6itajte in Strife
"Proletarca"l Priporocajte hrvat-
skim delavcem "RadniGko Strazo"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Kapitalisti prihranili tekom krize
$500, 100000.

v easu, odkar traja gospodar-
ska kriza, so velike ameriske kor-
poracije prihranile 300 milijonov
dolarjev. Tako poroca CONNER
cial and Financial journal. " To
svoto so kapitalisti odjedli delav-
eem- Kaiti toliko sc je mani po-
trosilo "a delavce, torej prihrani-
10 pri mezdi. 300 milijonov do
larjev je neplacana media stirim
mlijonom delavcem. XII so Re tri
ali stiri mesece brez della.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

Opozarjam cenjene rojake Slo-
vence in brate Hrvate Chicagu
in okolici, da sem odprl saloon
ma 572. vogel Blue Island ave. in
Loomis St Salon je urejen mai
moderncjSe. kar jih je ma W. Side
Ma razpolago so izvrstne place
vsake vrste in mrzel ter gorak
lunch prve vrste. Priporacam Sc
V obil obisk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
lzyanredna kOnvencija.

SlovenSka Narodna Podporna
Jednota bode imela izvanredno
konvencijo. NrSila Sc bo krat-
KEN - Y meSecu maju. Tako je
zakljucil glavni odbor IL. t. IN. -
kakor Gitamo V Glasilu S. \. Z. J.
- ko uvidi. da Sc revolucija V
jednoti. ktero so zanetih dobicka-
zeljni individiji, ne da drugaGe
potlaGiti. Zadeva jednote je torej
V rokah, vseh clanov, to je drus-
tev. ktera jo maj po svojih zas-
topnikih uredijo kakor najbolje
znajo. Ielje, Xxi jih gojijo mas
protnem taboru. in vsled kterih so
toliko vpili po konvenciji, so nam
znane. "Zidarji" bi radi prisli ma
stolcke in ''ronali po svoje." Dol
most treznomislecih delegatov je,
da jim zmesajo racune in jim Sc
enkrat pOsjejo V penzijo.
"Glas Svobode" bode seveda
zopet tolkel po start ponvi in vpil.
da je on ''priboril" izvanredno
konvencijo. Svobodno mn = vsak
si-lahko @po- .syoie. dessskarajzo.
Lahko Sc pa zgodi, da doziviia
zidarji" ma izvanredni konven-
ciji - razocaranje. kterO jim o.
stane IA vedno V Spominu.
Blagor onim. ki nimajo nobene-
ga prepricanja, Lett so varni
pred - Rooseveltom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

Delavstvo producira vse boga-
ssvo; bogastvo torej pripada de-
lsvstvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21
Mohor Mladic,

mohOr MIadic,
572 Blue Island ave. & Loomis st.
Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

Blagor onim. ki nimajo nobene-
"a prepriGanja! Lett so varni
pred - Rooseveltom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-04-21

DELAvCE TUDI ToLCEJoi
Bossi in priganjaci klofutajo de-
lavce in jih suvajo nogami v spo-
dnji del hrbta. Ubogi slovanski
delavci vse to pretrpijo - molce.
V start domovini bi tel raji "a
vrela kri jeze in Gloveskega pono-
sa ce bi jo suvali pri delu - toda
tukaj molce trpijo kot - mule,
kot zival Sirote ne znajo angles
cine. da bi Sc pritozili; nimajo
poguma, da bi Sc postavili po ro-
bu - Kan Sc maj obrnejo? Ma
sodisce2 - Ia reveza, Xxi nina de-
maria - nj V Ameriki sodisca
TUNA jim majka!
Poleg teh muciteljev, izpostav-
ljeni so hrvatski in srbski delavci
se doma6im kOzodercem - last
MIN rojakom, kteri hocejo ziveti
OBJ krvavih delavskih zuljih. Tako
je neki zloglasni Sulentie (bivsi
urednik "Hrvatske Zastave") O.
ropal Hrvate in Srbe v Gary "a
vec tisoc dolarjev pod slepilom,
da poSilja denar starr kraj. Lo-
pov je sicer ze "a mrezami, teda
kaj to pomaga prevarjenim delav
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
EXTERMINATING FLIES.
Chicago Tribune.)

There are more than 100000 de.
scribed species of flies. There are
more individuals of these species
than of any other group of insects.
They breed rapidly and are astonish-
ingly prolific. They and their pro-
genitors have pestered the inhabitants
of the earth for ages.
The Boston dispatches tell of the
plans of the State Board of Health.
There is an appropriation of 100000
as starter, skilled scientists will
help. They will devote their entire
time to the work of determination.
1t is proposed to clean the marshes,
ponds, bays and lakes where the
breeding places are found. The cam
paign against the pests. will be pushed
with vigor. The success of the move
ment if persisted in is undoubted.
Rats, mosquitoes and flies are
doomed along with, bubonic plague,
yellow fever and Their diseases they
help to spread. It will be a hard
light to exterminete worldwide pests,
but the determination to attack them
is an omen of ultimate VIC
tory,
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
THE PRIMROSE CLUB OF MEM.
PHIS.

The Primrose Club of Memphis en-
tertained at the residence of DR..
Adams, BOA Dunlap street. The house
was beautifully decorated. Many d.
versions were INDUCED in and a de-
licious repast was served Music was
furnished by the best orchestra in the
city. Those present were, Messrs Ed
ward Hodges, Ulysses G. Bowman,
Chas Smith, Earnest Embery, Hunter,
Howell Vance, Booker Williamson, DR..
Irving, DR.. Thomps, n, Herman Smith,
Chas Bowling, l. C. Williamson, Isaac
Martin, Leslie Freeman, and Misses
Alice Wootson, Leila Porter Maggie e.
Jackson, Henrietta Bently, Elsie
Davis, Searcy Marie Baker, Aleda
Jones, L. e. Campbell, Edna Maclin
Lula Ellison, Hattie Baker and Mrs
Leroy Davis.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
NAsHvILLE's TEXAS COLONY.

Each year there are so many Texas
students in the various schools that
They compose almost an entire col
ony, as there is a nearness and a CO.
operation among them as students
Unknown and unobserved among the
other student body. Every term this
colony is augmented from one to ten.
The schools opened this year with
practically the maximum. Quite a
number who were here last year re.
turned. Several new ones have ar
rived. Mr.. e. D. Pullum, of Houston.
Texas, son of Rev. H. P. Pullum, the
noted Baptist preacher and business
man of the Magnolia City" enters
the medical department of Meharry as
one OF the new ones. Mr.. Frank Gard
ner also Of Houston, Texas, whose
father is one of the Oldest members
Of the Railway Mail Service in Texas
is another addition. The Gardner
family is noted for having all been in
the mail service at one time. Young
Mr. Gardner only recently left the
service to take up his professional
course. Information comes to the
colony that others are expected the
latter part of the week. Meharry and
Fisk University seem to be getting
the largest share of these Texas stu
dents.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
THE COIN CAME BACK.
New York Tribune


The Panama ten-cent piece is about
the size of the American dime, and
although it is worth only half as much
as the latter coin, it may be passed as
such in hurry. A man who recent
ly went to the isthmus of Panama re-
turned with one of these dimes in his
pc cket. He gave it to friend whose
wi fe was a collector of coins. The
fri end put it in his pocket, intending
to give it to his wife, but gave it by
mistake to his grocer in Brooklyn.
He discovered the loss two days later
an d hurried to the grocer to trace it,
if not get it. The grocer said: Yes,
remember finding that coin in my
cash register and l got rid of it in 10
minutes after you gave 1t to me. It
is gone now, but l will speak to the
woman to whom l gave it." Six days
latter the grocer handed the dime back
to IFS owner with the explanation that
tlIe woman gave it to her daughter,
Who gave it to the ticket agent at the
P urk-place station of the Brighton
B each line, who gave it to clerk in
N [a1Lhattan, who gave it to the keep
e of cigar stand, who gave it to a
c. onductor on a Broadway surface
c; ar. All the victims had good memo
ri es and the coin was returned along
Il he line to its first American owner.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
MARRIAGES.

John Anderson Holbrooks and
Mary Eliza Phillips.
Hatton Willis and Gertrude Smith.
James Paschall and Emma Jones.
Elisha Williams and Daisy Rey-
nolds.
John Bryant and Addie Clark.
Frank Bitticks and Evie French
Hugh L. York and Katie Jennings.
Rufus Thomas Rhea and Lula
Smith.
David v Johnson and Winnie D.
MCGEE.
w, M. Hockett and Walker Yeargin.
William Johnson and Bertha Harris.
Thomas Robertson and Leonora
Thomas.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02

The original plan of the building is
four stories. The secretary stated
that an effort would be made to col
lect the pledges so as to complete the
building within the next twelve
months.
Almost the entire delegation crowd
ed the Chautauqua Hall while these
reports were being made. They gave
their approval by repeated applause.
Thousands of copies of the report
were circulated among the delegates.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
COST OF ONE YEARS STRIKES.
New York Sun

According to the report for 1907 of
Frank Morrison, Secretary of the
American Federation of Labor, Gov
ring the IL months, October /, 1906,
to September 30, 1907, there were L.
4S3 strikes during that period among
the labor unions affiliated with the
federation. The report claims 1,O71
OF these strikes were won and 124
were lost Those figures account for
1857 of the 1,493 strikes, leaving GO
unaccounted for.
The enormous sum of $3,O9O,359 is
given as the total cost of the 1,433
strikes. Included in this great total
cost are the following strikes and
their individual expense, for neither
of which any resultant benefit is
scheduled:
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
MRS. JOHNSON ENTERTAINs.

Mrs. Geo. W. Johnson entertained
the following ladies at her lovely
home, 9O7 Eleventh avenue North:
Mrs. Dan KeebIe, Mrs. Richard Mer-
rill, Mrs. Anderson Ransom and Mrs.
B. F. Thompson. A four-course menu
was served in the beautifully deco
rated dining-room Several musical
selections and solo we're rendered
by little Miss Lucille Johnson. At 6
o'clock frappe and ices were served
on the piazza.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
NEW CURE FOR TUBERCULOSIS.

washington Cor. New York Sum-
That tuberculosis may be success
FULLY treated with mercury is the claim
made by Medical Inspector c. Y. Hib-
bett, of the United States Navy, who
has transmitted to the Navy Depart
ment q paper written by Naval Sur
geon B. L. Wright on the treatment
OF tuberculosis with mercury at the
Navy Hospital NeWfort, Colo. The
medical inspector sa VS. ''We are al
most convinced tina t mercury, judi
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
FOR RENT.
FIVE ROOMS FOR RENT CHEAP
Upstairs in S12 Cedar street. Ap
ply at S12 Cedar street

FOR RENT Typewriter, in first
class condition Terms reasonable to
any responsible person. See Miss
Belma Mahan 1915 Hamilton street.
FOR SALE-One four-room cottage,
brick front, with four-room cottage
in the rear. These two houses are at
No. 1907 Hynes street, can be bought
terms. Apply 1909 Hynes street
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
Total cost Of nine futile

strikes ...... ........$1,952,79 7
Practically two-thirds of the total
strike cost went for nothing.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
MlLLER-CAMPsELL.

Miss Sadie A. Campbell and Mr.. An
drew B. Miller were married last
Thursday evening at eight o'clock at
the Church of God, Fourth avenue,
South. Rev. A. W. Thompson, D. D.,
performed the ceremony. The bride
and groom received a number of val
liable presents.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02

ciously used, is a specific in the treat
ment of tuberculosis in all its forms.
1t should be borne in mind that some
of the cases herein reported were at
the time that mercury treatment was
commenced apparently at deaths
door, and there can be no doubt that
their lives were saved
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
REV. Mr.. THORBoURNE
ROUTE TO PANAMA.

Rev. R. H. Thorbourne, the mission
airy to Ancon, Canal Zone, Panama,
who has been in Nashville since the
closing of the National Baptist Con-
vention, left the city Monday night
for Knoxville, Columbia, S. c., towns
in Georgia, Alabama and Florida. He
will sail for his post about November
from New Orleans, La.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Alsup announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Miss Willie Andrews, to Mr.. Robert
l.. Berry, of Chicago, ILL., The mar
riage will take place some time this
month.
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1908-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs. Sallie Reid announces the mar.
riage of her daughter Viola Beatrice
to Mr. James A. Jenkins. The we'd
ding took place Thursday, September
Z, 1908 at Newman, Ga. The couple
is now happily domiciled at Is Au-
burn street, Opelika, Ala.
WIN Oct /
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
WELSH GETS
DECISION

los ANGELES. Aug, is.--Fred
Welsh. the crack English light.
weight. vas awarded the decision
at the end OF a 25-round bout with
Johnny Murphy Of san francisco
before the JeffFies Athletic club
last night
Murphy gave an exhibition OF
gamsneaa that brought down the
house aud made him hundreds OF
friends ON the spot.
Welsh bad u on hts opponent In
weight. atFength and cieyern.Ns and
he rAiucd a continuous stream OF
hlOws upon the almost defenseiess
Murphy. but the game little San
Francisco fighter reeied through
the ias, rs rounds with his face cut
10 ribbons aud bis body under =
continual bomhaFdment
Welsh started murphy on Queer
a. Hith hard amashes 10 the stom'
ach aud JAZZ In the 10th. From then
on to the finish Murphy waS groggy
In each round and nothing but sheer
nerve kept him on his feet
A heavy foo made the open.air
arena slippery and the fighters had
hard time keeping their feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
FRANKLIN TAKES
TWO STRAICHTS

Dan sullivan. the middleweight
wrestler. was easily disposed OF IN
two straight falls By Charley Frank.
lin before a small audience At
Dreamland last night.
Franklin took the first fall In
seven minutes aud the second In
ak minutes. Sullivan never once
had n look with Franklin and
just as Noon a. Charley was ready
he nailed Sullivan with a crotch
hold. spun him around = few times.
stood him on his ear and then
gently but firmly pressed the Butte
mans shoulders TO the mat The
second fall was a repetition OF the
first
Sullivan acted like n man cut OF
condition and before the match had
gone five minutes. he was putting
like a freight train on a mountain
grade
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-15
KRANT IS
WINNER

Harry Krant OF Seattle was given
the decision over Kid Howell Of
Minneapolis ON a foul In the 18th
round Of their bout AZ Port Town
send Last night Az tbs men stepped
from their corners in the 18TH.
Howell hooked a hard drive 60
Krants groin and the referee dis
qualified him.
Krant outclassed the Minneapolis
man and was this agErsmgor all the
say The Seattle boy WAS after his
opponent AZ all times and hard
body amaahea. coupled With drives
10 the jaw. sore Howell down.
A large crowd witnessed tho bat
tie and the fighters divided neat
little pot. The men weighed In At
tas pounds Al , O'Clock In the after
noon and both made tina weight
easily.