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The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Reds Had Final Practice game.

st. Augustine. Fla. March 24-The vet
erans and colts of the Cincinnati Reds
played the last practice game Of the train
ing season here yesterday. in which the
vets batted out victory winning By a
score Of 13 10 II. The stick work of Huls-
witt. Kane. Mccarthy. and DAILY were
features in the batting. Lobert made a
brilliant play in the sixth hot grounder
struck Spades foot, bounded high in the
air was caught By Bobert. who threw
the runner out at first. II was a quick
and clever piece of fielding. The vets
had the game won in the ninth. but Capt.
Camel ordered another inning. jusr to
give the boys good practice, it being the
last chance here.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
AWARDED $4,000 DAMAGES.
Cab Driver Says Leg Was AmpU-
tated While He was Conscious.

White Plains. n Y. March 24-FOr the
loss Of leg and the pain and suffering
he endured, Edward McCabe. a New York
cab driver. to-day obtained verdict for
$io.O00 damages against the New York
Uity Railway in Part Of the Supreme
Court. al White Plains.
McCabe sued for S25o0o. alleging.
among other things. that his leg was
amputated While he was conscious HIS
lawyer said that McCabe was only given
an injection OF cocaine, ard that on ac-
count Of his suffering he was entitled 10
heavy damages.
McCabe was boarding a car at Fifty
ninth street and Third avenue when K
suddenly started up and he fell under
the wheels
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Cubs Handicapped by Rain.

Vicksburg. Miss. March zi-Old Jupiter
Pluvius shut out the worlds champions.
the Chicagoans never getting on the
bases. II rained all night and all day,
with a brief interlude during the after
noon. The chances are that the Chicago
Club will have TO leave Vicksburg without
playing off their tie with the Vixens. The
grodnd are inches deep in mud. The only
cheering news of the day came by wire
from Meridian. when Crazy" Schmidt
now manager of the Meridian team, wired
that he had all the good weather in the
South cOrnered and is saving it until the
worlds champions play there Wednesday
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
WILL USE FRANKLIN FIELD.
Penn to Get Annual Army-Navy
Football Contest Again.

SPECIAL to The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. March 24-There is a
strong probability that Franklin Field,
the grounds OF the University of Penn
sylvania. will, after all. be the scene of
the annual football game between Vest
Point and Annapolis
This matter has been hanging fire for
the last few months because the univer-
sity athletic authorities considered It i'm
possible to provide sufficient seats TO aC-
cOmmodate the friends Of both academies.
However. the problem has been solved.
and the Pennsylvanians have made the
proposition 10 erect low stands Of "A
temporary nature which will increase the
seating capacity by about 5000.
1t was stated by an athletic official of
the Naval Academy to-day that the two
academies would undoubtedly agree tO-ac-
cept the offer. as Philadelphia. because
Of its more central location and other
advantages, has always been looked upon
as the more suitable place for playing
the annual games.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
NAvY'S FENCERs PRIMED.
Expect fo Win intercollegiate Tour
nament Again This Year.

Special 20 The Washington Herald
Annapolis Md. March 24-It has been
finally announced that the fencing team
which will represent the Naval Academy
in the annual intercollegiate fencing
tournament TO be. held in New York on
March % and 2S. VIII be composed as
follows:
Midshipman Harold De F. Burdick. of
Lawrence, Ksns. Capt Harrison z.
Knauss, Of Easton, Pa. both Of the first
class. and Edmund S R. Brandt. of
Montclair. n. j.. second class The team
will be accompanied by H. F. D. Davis.
manager, and Everson and Borehardt. rs
substitutes.
The middieS had successful prelimi-
nary season. They won last year S
tourney. and they have a fine chance OF
taking the honors again this year.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
stirI Booming Rube Walden.

Shreveport, La, March 94-The heavy
storm which dropped down upon the
Browns camp here Saturday night made
il impossible TO play yesterday. A Balti-
more capitalist. who is said to be interest
ed in an Independent league, is in town
object. so rumor has il. to sign Waddell
Wallace. and Spencer. He is visiting all
the Southern camps. 1t is said he offered
WaddeIl and Spencer. the Browns star
battery. a three-year contract, calling
for $4,000 Other players say they have
not been approached. waddel and Spen-
Ger deny being approached.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
GEORGETOwN's SECOND GAME.
BIHe and Gray WIZ Meet Catholic
University This Afternoon.

Georgetown plays the second game OF
its schedule this afternoon on George
town field. meeting the Catholic Univer-
sity in the hrst midweek game Of the
year The Rrookland team is reported
to be strong this year, and if expec:a-
tions are realized the Blue and Gray viii
have a hard game on its hands The
GEORGETOWN lineup viii be considerably
changed over that which appeared last
Saturday against Maryland Agricultural
College. MaycOck at second. Duffy or
Montgomery behind the bat. L. Smith in
right field. and CantweH Devine. or
Danahy Nn the pitchers box viii all
make their initial Try for this season
The game will start al 4 o'clock
The probable lineup follows:
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE FORMED.
Business Houses VIII Put Baseball
Teams in the Field.

The Commercial Baseball League, with
the following teams. was organized at
meeting of the promoters last night:
s Kann, Sons & Co, William Hahn &
Co, Hecht & Co. Haines & Co. Wood
ward & Lothrop. and W. 3. Moses & Co.
a committee has been selected TO draw
up constitution and bylaws. and also
tc arrange a schedule. which viii prob
ably start about April Is, and continue
through until the first of September.
The officers were elected as follows: r.
w Power. OF W. B. Moses & Co. pres
ident: W T. Moore. of Woodward &
Lothrop. secretary; Hickman and White.
treasurer; l. J. Henderson. assistant
treasurer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
MAY HAVE KILLED HIMSELF.
Two Bullet Wounds I'm Head of Chi
cage Manufacturer.

Chicago. March 2-Dustan Page. a
weli-to-do Chicago manufacture. who
was nlysteriously shot in the head last
night at the home Of his sister. al so
Warren avenue. died to-day AT the Pres
byterian Hospital without regaining con-
sciousness. He had two bullet wounds in
his head, one on top and one on the right
side
The police believe IL was a suicide.
Pages sister. Miss Mary Page. a school
teacher, and his brother declare that
Page took his own life.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Lincoln. England. March 24-The Lin
colnshire Handicap. 1,5Oo coverings. for 8
year-olds and upward, the first big race
Of the spring season. was carried off tc,
day by j. H. Martin, an American Jocke.
on F. S. Bernard's Kafir Chief Long
croft was second and Snatch ran third
Twenty horses started. Kaffir Chief wa.
an outsider and started in the betting al
100 10
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Cleveland. Ohio. March 24-The Cleve-
land Baseball Club has taken out policies
on the lives Of its players. insuring them
in the, aggregate for $4,000 IN case OF
death while travelling. Lajoie is. insured
Cor S15.0oo Bradley and Turner for $40,
t30 each. and the fourteen other Maps
for $500o each. The policies do not in
sure the players against accident on the
ball field
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Union Baseball bulletin.

President a. ". Lawson, Of the Union
League OF Professional Baseball Clubs.
has recorded the following contracts with
the various clubs OF that association;
Brooklyn-M- J. Harrison. George Hsrbusch
Wilmington-Jacob F. Jacoby, " {. Warren. Fred
Hoover. jesse ; Whalen.
Philadelphia-Joseph knotts Homer Porter. Lewis
Sterling Frank krier
Reading-C- r. Eichbgger l. B. Danford, John
Gray.
Baltimore-Cy Parkins. Edward Slulanney.
Paterson-Willizn S. Schaefer.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
BarnicIes Leave. the AthIe,,c.

Louisville. Ky, March 24-The Athletics
will play Louisville here to-day and to-
morrow The local team is strong this
season and viii give Connie Mark's men u
good battle. Bills and Schlitzer viii pitch
for the White Elephants. and McDonough
will catch Pitcher Barnicles left the
Athletics to-day. but viii join them in
June.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

SPECIAL 10 Ine Washington Herald.
Galveston. Tex. March 4-Greatly re-
freshed by their three-day laE of in
Houston. Manager Canullon's bold ath-
letes had two busy sessions to-day before
an admitting gallery OF Galveston's small
population Of unemployed
Falkenberg and Gates were on the firing
line in the pitching practice. but were
not allowed 10 work too hard
Manager Cantillon spent the entire
morning and a portion OF the afternoon
knocking grounders 10 the infield. and
insisted that they be handled properly.
He is an expert fungo hitter and can give
an athlete more mad dashes for the ball
than any man in the business.
This has proved helpful in taking the
extra pounds Off Jerry Freeman. and
has also given him much needed practice
in the knac!s OF stopping hot hits along
the base line
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Chicago, March 24--Hugo Kelly will be
unable 10 fight again for six weeks. being
laid up with fractured arm. received
during his fight last week with Billy
Papke. There is a small fracture"
Manager Ferretti said. 1T is painful.
and viii have to be incased. II will take
six weeks for it TO heal. but then IT viii
be stronger than ever. the doctors say"
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
More Rain HaIts Yankees.

Atlanta, Ca. March 24-Continued rain
prevented the New York Americans leav-
ing for Chattanooga, and on account OF
the poor condition of the grounds to-day's
game has also been called off The two
games with Toledo will be played in Chat
tanooga, however. and the Yankees will
leave here Wednesday and return Friday
morning.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
KETCHEL WANTS LONG BOUT.
Would Not Meet Pspke In n Match
OF Only Ten Rounds.

san Francisco. Cal. March 2A-Stanley
Ketchel to-day declared that he would
not listen "a any arrangements for a
fght with Billy Papke. the Illinois Thun-
derbolt. unless the match is made for this
section Of the county. Ketchel said that
Milwaukee was out 81 the question. as
short fight would be very unsatisfactory
THE limit in Milwaukee is ten rounds. -
said katchel. and that will not be
enough for a fight with Papke. l viii
sign articles with him for any night call
ing FOR twenty TO forty-ive rounds of
lighting
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

New York March 24-Columbia's first
and second varsity eights had the first
brush of the season yesterday afternoon
on the Harlem River. where the crews
are practicing until the new quarters are
fixed UP across the Hudson The first
boat had little difficulty in pulling away
from the second crew, and was more than
two lengths in the lead when Rice gave
the signal TO weigh all
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Lipton's New Yacht Nearly Done.

London. England March 24-The crew
Of Sir Thomas Liptons new yacht sham
rock have left London for Fairlie. TO
help in the final preparations for the
launching of the boat in the middle of
April. II Is expected the trials will be-
gin in the Solent in the FIRST week Of
May.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Callahan Gets soaked.

The only incident was the soaking OF
Jimmy Callahan in the jaw. by Biersdor-
fer. the Texan League pitcher. with a
wild throw Jimmy has not gotten to
form with the bat as yet and stood
perfectly still while swift in-shoot mas
saged his countenance. necessitating his
being shy at the dinner table
A party of newspaper men came over
from Houston this morning. and fishing
party was organized, which spent the
afternoon on the briny. near the jetties.
with Indifferent success.
Practice games between the Mime
apOlis outfit and the Washington is or
the card Ior tomorrow
Altizer is much peter TO-DAY.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
Boston Donates Yachting Cup.

Boston. Mass. March 2a-Boston yachts
men offer a 5000 cup to be called Ameri-
can Cup. under conditions and to be rival
of races for the New York Yacht Club
Cup.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Only ten cents "A week, delivered at
your door-the daily issues OF The Wash.
ington Herald. Phone Main $500
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Following are the ten highest teams IN the two
nan duckpin tournament now going on at the
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25

Left on bases-Topeka. :: Washington l.
First base on halls-On Craig. ]: of Hag-
erfnan. ,: OF Hughes. 4; of Patten. J.
Struck out-By Craig. 1; by Hagerman. 6.
by Hughes. J. Three-bass hit-Funk
Two-base hits-Landreth. Farrell. Peter
son. . Sacrifice hit-BOles. stolen bases
-Shipke, Meinke- Wild pitch-Hughes
Passed ball-Brennan. Umpire-Mr Hurl-
burt. Time OF game hours and min
utes. Attendance, 4o9.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-25
TO-DAY'S RAGING ENTRIES.


FIRST RACE-Threeyea and up; i've and
one-half f,rl,ngS- Columbia co,,rse
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
Neupravicem Strah pred
SOCiaIizmOm.

kakSna je sedanja druzba. We.
mo dobro; kdor ne We natanGno.
81 vSaj domiSlja znanje. PRAY ma.
10 Jill je, Xxi ne bi zabavliali. Mice
nj popolnoma zadovoljen 4 Mo.
Toda : nadloge so ze nekam do
mace. Sal so tudi mist nepriietni
V hisi. y kadar Sc prebivalec pri-
yadi ma NTH Skrtanje. mu ie sko-
rag zal. ce utihne. dasiravno ie
pref klel vsako noe.
Stvarno Sc ne poznamo social
stlcne druzbe. Odtod strah pred
socijalizmom.
Ali je pa strah nepremagljiv?
80 lJudje, Xxi V mladosti MISC smell
gledati V sumeGo vodo. ker .iih je
takol zacela mamiti. Pa so Sc pri-
vadllI. ker so 'trenirali'' svoje xiv
ce. Tako Sc tudi lahko premaga
strah pred socialistiGno bodocno-
stjo. NajpotrebneiSe .ie TO. da 10
cIm bolje spoznamo. Fotografirati
Je pac nihce ne more. Ljudje. Xxi
pr vSakl priloznosti vpraSuieio
socialiste. kako DO to i'm ono ter
hocejO imcti ~pojaSnila za vsako
malenkoSt. 81 navadno domiSliaio.
da je to tudovito modriianSko.
Pa je lie malenkostno in vcasi sit
no. : tako radovcdnoStio lahko
nadlegujcjo utopistc. Xxi so srecni.
Gee lahko y fantaziji ustvariio
ldcalno druzbo I vScmi posamez-
noStmi. ne pa SocialiStov. XII so Ze
neStetokrat povcdali. da 81 bodo
poSameznoSti pac urediIi bodoci
ljudjc brez posebncga truda. Nj
kar ne mislimo. da pridcjo IN ma
mi tcpci ma svct,
Gotovo jc, da Sc mi treba bait
IN tisto. kar jc zc V sedanii druzbi
dobro. To sc pravi sposobno "a
zivljcnje. To bo re zivelO. &c po-
pada jeseni suho listje \ drevia.
ce polomi sneg in veter suhe veie.
nj treba. da bi usahnilo deblo.
Kar pa pogine zasluzi pogin. Ia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
''Zarota'' v Crnigori.

Ma crnogorskega kneza Nikola
Sc je baj6 nameraval atentat =
bombo. Nekaj ''zarotnikov" so II.
jeli. drugi 50 pa popihali. Pred
nekaterimi dnevi so cetiniski sod
Mkt sodili dozdcvne "krivce". O.
bSodili so Medicine ljudi. V svesti
81. da sluIijo malopridnosti in la
zcm. Sodnija je izrckla svoio OBJ
sodbo: Sest Jill ic obsoicnih ma
smrt (dva sta V cetinjskih zapo-
rih. namrec poslanec Culafic in
vseuciliSki professor Voivodic. o.
stall STRIFE pa so V inozcmstvu) :
ma ID letno ieco so obSoieni ga
tentator" Rajkovic in bivSi mini
ster Radovic. Tudi ostali so dobi-
Ii tezke kazni. - Atentat lie bill
narocen, V ia namen, da Sc wall
krivda ma knezu neljube osebc in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21

Sc Jill tako uniei. Crnogorska VIA
da je bila vtej aferi v zvezi z bo-
sansko in z Dunaja so dosla ma
vodila, kako je zatreti svobodno
gibanje med ljudstvom, XII Sc je
za6elo pojavljati Bosni in Crni-
gori. Slueaj je zelo podoben one
mu z Zapadno Rudarsko Zvezo,
katero so ameriski kapitalisti tn.
di hotel razrusiti, stem da so ME
ne uradnike obdolzili umorstev.
Same da tukaj nastopajo kapitali.
sti vladarji, tam pa kronane gla,
We; bistvo stvari pa je povsod je-
dnako, namrec: odpor zatiranega
ljudstva prot njegovim tlacitel-
jem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21

Letro poroGilo finanGncga tai
nika Ernesta Mills cd Zapadne Ru
darSke Iveze. p~redlozcno dine Is
t. m. kOnvenciji. izkazuie. da ie IL.
gubila zveza lansko leto 5000 ella.
nov. Skupno Stevilo CLANCY ie Una.
Salo dine l. januaria 1905 3S119.
Mills poiasnuje, da je p~ripisovati
20 nazadovanje slabim industrii-
skim razmeram. Skupni dohodki
lokalnih unij %znaSaio .694,
izdatki pa S$99}.s35. PoroGilo IL.
kazuie. da Sc je IN obrambo Mo-
yerja. IIaywooda. Pettiboneia in
Steve AdamSa porabilo $lS9.5S9.
Y p%retecenem letu Sc ie organic
ralo devet novih lokalnih uni. 29
pa Sc Jill ie razSlo ali pa so pristo-
pile drugim zvezam.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21

William j. Bryan. tajnik lokal-
ne unije international Asocia-
tion of Steam and Hot Water Fit
ters', je napovedal vojno demo
%kraticnemu predsedniskemu kan
didatu Williamu Jennings Brya-
nu. PrvOimenovani rebelira prot
nakani predsednika GOmpersa. Xxi
namerava izdati pamflet. 5 kate
rim Sc bodo pozivali vsi organizi-
rani dclavci. da oddaio svoie gla-
sove demokratiGnima kandidato-
ma; prcdsedniku Bryanu in pod
predsedniku Kcrnu. Tmenovani
delavSki voditelj W. !. Bryan "a
trjuje. da uradniki AmeriSke de-
lavske zveze american Fedora
tion of Labor nimaio pravice pred
pisovati delavcem. "a koga mai
glasujeio oziroma koga maj pri vo-
litvah podpirajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
.sodgggi! SomisIieniki!

Pravega %socijalista vodi pred
vsem PREPRICANJE, da Sc bori
"a pravicno stvar, in v tenn prepri-
canju cuti tudi svojo DOLZNoST.
da della in nastopa "a propaganda
idej, h vodijo delavsko il suzen.
skin verig - gospodarskih in du-
sevnih ma nova pota X blago-
stanju in notrajni sreci.
Sodrugi! Treba je, da Sc poloti-
mo della vsi. Pokazimo, da Sc v res
nici zanimamo "a svoj list Polka
limo, da smo socialist v resnici
kulturna stranka. Sram bi mas mo-
ralo biti, da bi omagali sredi poti.
Nasi nacelni nasprotniki bi Sc DO.
ten pc vsej pravici lahko IL mas
norca delali in rekli: GILLETTE jih
sirokoustnezev in borilcev "a svo.
bodo in napredek! Kadar Sc gre
"a to, da bi pokazali svoje prepri-
CAME v dejanju, kadar je treba "a
svoio stvar kaj zrtvovati, - tedai
sc VISA njih navdusenost razkadi V
prazen dim!' -
Tako bi Sc nam ocitalo. in prav
bi imeli.
Ali pa 81 bono pustili kaj take.
ga ocitati? Ne! Nikdar! Vsak So
drug maj marvec postane organi-
zator "a stranko in agitator "a list.
Vsak %citatelj maj pridobi listu vsaj
enega novega narocnika in sobo-
jevnika. Druzimo Sc v edini delav-
ski stranki, in potem bono mocni,
in nikdo mas ne DO zasmehoval, da
smo navduseni socialist lie takrat.
kadar mic ne stane
Vsi smo prepri6ani, da je stvar,
"a katero sc borimo, sveta, pravic-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
Rdece vino.

V tistih krajih Francoske. kjer
raste takozvano burgundsko vino.
in kjer vsakdo uziva vino ze cd
otroSke dobe, nj pijancev in ma
lokdo umre ma bolezni prebavnih
organov. Nasa Kaliforniia nam ro-
di enaka izborna vina. Xxi SO istc
medicinske vrednOSti. To vino je
podlaga "a slaven izdelek Triner-
levega ameriSkega grenkega vina.
NajboljSe grenke korenine. pomc.
Sane z whom, so najboljSe sred.
stvo "a bolezni ma zelodcu In dro-
bu. 20 zavzitju tega g%renceca izvr-
sujejo organi svoje naravne funk.
cije redno in pravilno, zdravje Sc
utrdi in slast do jedi Sc Spet poja-
vi. Oni, Xxi, uzivajo p~robavljivo in
okreprujo6o hrano, so zdravi i'm
energicni; kdor pa je bled. slab
in bolehen, nina Slasti do Jedi ali
ce GA glava boil. - tisti pa Sc mai
posluzi Trinerievega ameriSke.
ga grenkega vina. in to ca bo 90
tovo ozdravilo.' Dob Sc Y lekar.
nah. JOsip Triner. 616-622 So.
Ashland Ave, Chicago, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21
ko nastane prostor "a novo, mia
do in krepko.

ko nastane prostor "a novo, mia
do in krepko.
Socialism DO druzbi pravicno
razdell lue in senco, veter in "a
tisje. Nebes ne ustvari ma zemlji.
Kapitalizem Jill tudi nj in nobena
druzba pred MIN ne. A to je prav.
Ne lie, da je idealni raj ma REALM
zemlji nemogo6; bodimo veseli,
da Sc ne pridejo nebesa. Sal bi bio
tedaj vendar vsega konec; vecina
zivih ljudi 81 Sc ne zeli tia, kjer
YES liubi dan ne bi bilo kaj opra-
witt, k vecjemu da bi sc semtertja
zapelo kaj sladkega.
a ce ne DO nebes, pekel bode
vendar odpravil. Ljudi ne zenaci
socialism a enako priloznost "a
porabo in izrazanje vseh razlicnih
darov jim da. To je morda nepri-
jetno "a cloveka, Xxi smatra lenobo
IA vrhunec vseh uzitkov; a kdor
je %spOsoben q delo in ga ina rad.
Sc more lie veseliti razmer, V kate
rib DO res svobodno tekmOvanje
vseh moci mogoGe. Sal Sc DO Sele
tedaj lahko izkazala prava moe.
Toda - ne slepimo Sc, Yes
strah pred ''nevernim'' socializ-
MON lie dokazuje. da je Glovek Sc
vedno m%aJhen; cato Sc ne upa
%verjeti, da SO tudi visoki cilji do
Segliivi. &c bi zdravniki imeli kak
praSek ali kake krogljice roper
maloduSnoSt, pa bi Sc razvoj V So
cializem tako pospeSil, ia hi Sc
kar Gudili ljudje.
Lee Sc eno: Ali je kdaj kak So
cialiSt dejal, da je socialism zad-
Mi cilj - Nelik je in visok; Sc
veda. In ma poti je Sc mnogo "a
prek. Iato e zadostuje Socializi-
ranjc IA relativno zadnji ell.
Nendar pa vemo vsi. Ola Sc zivlje-
ME ne uStavi. kadar boSta della.
wee in njcgovo delavno Sredstvo
zopet zdruzena. Dale pojde xiv
ljenje. ki ne pOzna miru kakor
veGni lid AhaSver. Toda drugaG.
no bode. kakor Sedaj: LepSe.
krepkejSe, veselejse in bogatejSe
Now cilji Sc mu pokazejo. Xxi iih
sedaj komai tupatam kaka izred-
no blagoslovljena duSa temno stu
II. Nova morala. nova ctika vzra-
ste IL novih razmer, V katerih Sc
Seznani svet Z vrednoStmi. kakr.
nth Sc ne pozna. V kapitalisticni
druzbi ne more Glovek prekoSiti
samega scbe, ne more Sc razviti
mad sebe. V preteklosti Sc lie raz-
vii. IL nizkega zivalstva Sc je
dvgnll mar maj verjamemo. da
Je re ma zadnji postaji?... Loko-
motiva cloveSkega rodu je Sc we'd
no z~akurjena. ampak ma tirih so
zapreke. OdStraniti Jill moramo in
pokazalo Sc bo. da je elovestvo
zmozno Sc velikanskega razvoja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-07-21

ma stvar. In vendar -. ! GILLETTE n.
pr. sorojake, XII MISC v nasem tabo-
III, koliko ii zrtvujejo "a svojo
stvar! Poglejte krasne cerkve, ko-
jih zgradba je stala stotiso6ake in
kojih vzdrzevanje tudi stane lepe
denarce. Kedo Jill je postavil, ke-
do Jill ~vzdrzuje? Ali ne navduse-
most in pozrtvovalnost? In mi smo
mlacni -. mi, XII Sc vendar ne bo-
rimo "a fiksne ideje!
Sodrugi, pomislite, da smo Sc lie
zaceli. Pomislite, da je tedenski
"Proletarec" mlado, komaj pol
letno dete, XII je potrebno Vase
opore.
Vzdramite sc IL mrtvila in idite
ma delo!
Nestete prilike Sc Yam ponujajo,
da agitirate zanj. Kadarkoli pride
tie med ljudi, i Sc MISC mani naro-
cent, lahko priporocate "Proletar-
ca. Povejte rojakom-delavcem,
da je to list, XII zastopa njih int
rese, XII jih p~oucuje, XII Jim poro-
ca, kar je "a ME ~potrebno, XII jih
zagovarja in jih bodri k ~napredku.
Povejte Jim, koliko Jill je med Va
mi, XII so sc o marsicem poucili in
spoznali razmere v pravi luci.
Ne opustite nobene priloznosti
"a agitacijo.
Nase geslo bodi "Naprej''!
Ured. in upravnistvo.
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v G L
Cenjeni director Collins y. Y.
Medical Instituta:-

JAZZ Yam naznanjam, da sem Sc
daj zdrav pa nisem Sc vseh medi-
Gin porabil, Jill imam Sc "a par
dni. Zahvalim Sc "a zdravila. ka-
terra ste mi posljali, da SEN zopet
ozdravil hvala Bogu. Bog Yam sto
tero poplaeaj Vase dobroto. IA
dar bodem zopet kaj potreboval Sc
bodem vedno lie ma Vas obrnil.
Vas pozdravljam ter VAN osta-
jam hvalezni
Frank Novak
Lock No. 3. Allegheny Co, Pa.