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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
DRAFT AAFE net
MAY CATCH
H. WELSHER
Newark Boy Is Among
Wheeling Clubs
Stars.

The Wheeling Club, of the Central
League, has foul men who are sure TO
get into faster company. Chief OF
them is Cat Lewis, the whirlwind
baseman, who goes to the Cubs.
Following close upon the heels OF
Lewis are Doak. knisley and Welsher.
Doak is a husky ~six-footer with as big
a break to his fast ball as any pitcher
in doc" Carson's circuit. He has won
and lost thirteen games. This is
blamed on the jinx which has chung to
the team all eason
BY sheer merit Doak should have
twenty games won and six lost to his
credit. He is a pitcher of much quality
and is still a youngster. Ma has been
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31

with Wheeling for two seasons but
scouts have their eyes on him and he Is
heading for fast + company.
Knisley is in his second year off the
lots. He has hit $40 this summer and
fielded well. He covers more ground
than any of Is mates. Since he joined
the Wheeling Club he has developed
rapidly and his sale to a National or
American L-ague club seems assured.
Welsher, of this city. is a catcher in
all the word implies. Few runners
have stolen bases when he was back
of the bat. He throws %splendidly and
works his pitchers to advantage. He
is 20, but plays with the steadiness of
d veteran. Welsher was picked from
the 1910 McKeesport players and has
won a high place with the Wheeling
fans. He is a quiet, steady. sober,
Woodworking player whose work enti-
ties him to a try in the speediest com
pany.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
TOMMY MURPHY
TO MEET MOORE
IN N. Y. TONIGHT

Tommy Murphy. the Harlem crack,
and Pal Moore, Of Philadelphia, will
meet in the main ten-round bout at
Tom O'Rourke's National Sporting
Club in New York tonight. These boys
put up a great contest recently, and as
they are in the pink of condition at
present another battle of excitement
from the start Is looked for. Willie
Howard and Harry Loritz will mix it
in the semi-hnal. Two good prelimina-
ries have also been arranged.
doe Jeanette, who is to meet Sam
Langford at Madison Square Garden
September > in q ten-round contest for
the light heavyweight championship, is
at Jimmy De Forests quarters at
~Allenhurst, where he will finish up his
training with Carl Morris. Jeanette
bears no Ill effects of his decisive VIC
terry over Perky Flynn. los figured
hat out as merely a training stunt.
The match had been made prior to the
one with Langford, and jeanette rather
than disappoint the Fairmont Club
went through with it.
g -
The Bay Head A c., of Far Rock
away, having made application for a
license, has signed for its star bout
Bext Monday night two of the hardest
hitting welterweights in the country.
George Bush and Johnny Carroll.
>
After three years of challenging in
the newspapers and on the streets, Bill
Brown has at last made a match be-
tween Charlie Sieger and Cy Smith, of
Hoboken. These boys will meet at
Browns gym next Tuesday night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31

as the little New York idol tried to get
in close. Brown in his attempts to
connect slipped to the floor in Wells's
orner and when he arose he was
mussed up with short rights. While he
moved fast he was outguessed in AL
most every move, so quick was the
champion. A singing left landed on
Brown when he rushed.
Anxiety was written all over the New
York boy after they started on the
closing round. He accepted a left jab
and this was followed with a hard
right, and it seemed he might go down
for a short rest, but he was in the fray
thick and fast. Once more he tried
rushing tactics and again was held
back when Wells poked Il his right.
Wells slipped to one knee and thought
Brown was trying to slip one over on
him before he got on his feet. telling
Charley White something about it. The
last of the affair came whom Brown
dug his left to the wind and the gong
sounded. It was sure Wells's fight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
ROYAL VICTORY
BENGALS' FIFTH
STRAIGHT DEFEAT
Staff, That Was Once
Strong, Is Anything but Con-
sOIing to Local Players=-Cant-
well Sole Bit of Light in
Teams Present Gloomy Dark
ness.

MONTREAL, Quebec, Aug. 3l.-Ihe
Tigers were hoping that either Bar
berich or Carroll would be emf to the
hurting hill by the Montreal manage
ment today. There was gloom, huge
wads of it. in the Tiger camp this
morning, for the Bengals lost their
fifth straight game yesterday to Mon
treal, and the worst of 1T was the
one-sided score of II to ..
All along the pitching staff of the
Newark club has been doing major
league work. but the scoring machine
was weak behind it.
OF late this fault has been eradieated
to a certain extent. and now there is
another sort of crealing and grooming
every time the machine gets into ac-
ton. The pitching staff is badly
crippled. The hole left by the trade
of Charley Smith has developed into a
big snag. Joe MeGinnity's wrist is
ailing; Lee is home with two bad fin
gers; Holmes is not in condition to
pitch good ball. These huriers, who
have been the mainstay of the team
all season, are missed. Tom Cantwell
is the sole CLEAN of light hat pierces
the gloom just now. Shontz and Boice
will, If worked regularly. be able to
pull the team through. Delaney looks
good, but is unseasoned timber Carlo
would prove a valuable asset Just now
but, of course, he Is gone, In IA way
this e~xigency will give Joe McGinnity
q good opportunity 10 give his new
pitchers a real test. Word comes from
Carlo that the diminutive s%outhpaw is
thinking about giving Up an Eastern
League career to sign a Cub contract
to pitch to the Cubs in practise.
Collins says that the errors made
yesterday by the Bengsls We're due to
the extra clothing they wore to pro-
tect themselves from the cold. He
wore two shirts and made a wild
throw that would have cleared III
Singer building
The Game Yesterday.
A base on balls to Cady, Fishers
sacrifice and Yeager's error were re-
sponsible for the Tigers first run in the
second round. The Royals came back
In their half, however. and tied 1t up,
when Hanford hit for two bases. took
third on Demmitt's sacrifice and raced
home When Fisher failed TO field Hol-
ly's wallop.
Three hits and a bad throw gave the
Canadians three more in the third.
The Royals made six more in the
fifth on a sextet of safeties and two
errors. The Bengals made their total
count two when they pilfered the home
sack once in the sixth on Louden's
double and Fishers scratch hit.
1t was one more for the home bunch
in their half of the sixth. Hanford
was hit and stole second. lie was
sent across the plate when Holly hit
safely.
The 6nal tally for the Tigers came
in the eighth, on singles by Kelly and
Louden and a double by Fisher. Dem
mitt tripled in the eighth n raced
home on Holly's out.
The score:
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
NEW MOTORBOAT
RECORD BY DIXIE ".

Tearing through the water like a rae
ing automobile, with a stiff wind be-
hind her, Dixie ~. broke all motor
boat records on Huntington bay yester-
day. covering a 221s-knot course in 80
minutes Z seconds. which is at the as
tonishing rate of 1886 knots or the
equivalent of 45.73 statute miles per
hour.
1t was a remarkable performance in
view of the fact that the ace was run
In a heavy sea and a strong easterly
breeze, which prevented her crew from
letting her show her best speed.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
Observation-Disclosures
Facts Concerning
LAST Night S Fight

Winner ...............M Matt Wells
Loser. Knockout Brown
Attendance ...,....-..... $1,000
Estimated recelpts......... $50, 1000
Clubs share, Al per cent. .s12, 800
Brown received 80 per cent $4,000
Wells received % per cent. $4,000
States share, . per cent. $1,000
The receipts of the fight were
not made public by the promo
ters. Experts, however, esti-
mated the proceeds at something
about $50, 900, and declared that
the profits would exceed those of
any fight held since the Jeffries-
Johnson battle at Reno.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
BILL" MCCORMICK
DIES AT UNIONTOWN.

UNIONToWN. Pa, Aug. S1.-Will-
G. Mccormick, SO years old, known
Blind Billy Mccormick the great
est Of all baseball enthusiasts, died at
his home here yesterday. He had al
ways resided in this place and con
Quoted one of the largest contracting
businesses in this State successfully
losing his sight eighteen years
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-31
wINsTON.sALEM's pENNANT.

WINSTON-SALEM, n. c., Aug. 81
BY defeating Charlotte yesterday the
W~inston-Salem baseball team is as
sured the Carolina League pennant for
1911. The season closes next Saturday.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-07
LUCKY BOB ST. HENRY
Gr AND WIFE BUY RANCH
Aviator Who Appeared Here Secures
+ b Homestead In Miles City, Mont.

! LUCKY Bob" St. Henry, the bird
man. is now a ranch owner, or rather
: Mrs. ST. Henry is. Bob and his
better half have bought a ranch, so
the press dispatches say, out at Miles
CITY, Mont, and he and Mrs. St.
Henry are there now arranging for
the erection Of their log cabin which
will be their homestead.
x During his last visit to this city,
Mr.. St. Henry said that he was going
to be this winter own in Florida and
after that he might start school FOR
aviators, and that he was going to
save his money and not take risks
after this season and the winter sea-
son. It was not known while he was
here that he was contemplating being
ranch man, but such 1t seems he
has decided to be. He dies at the
Slope fair at Mandan in the near fu-
ture.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1911-09-07

FOR SALE-Or will trade for N. n.
farm land, 20 room hotel now doing
a good business In good North Da-
kota town. If interested in good
income city property it will pay
YOU to Investigate. For further In
formation address Lock Box 537,
Minot, N. D.. II
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
NerYozni liudie.

V slueajih tezke nervoznosti,
kjer so, bolniki primorani, da 81
iscejo pomoci, napravijo navadno
velike napake, da uporabljaJo
sredstva "a pomiljenje nervozno-
sti, XII pa MISC drugega, kot pOgub-
ljevalci zivcev. Nervoznost nasta-
je najveGkrat IL slabosti zivcev,
XII pa zahteva dobro zdravnisko
oskrbo. Ljudje Xxi so bolni ma
zivcih, uporabljajo maj Sc sredst-
va, XII jih DO najbolje ozdravilo.
Trinerjevo amerisko grenko vino
.je najbolje sredstvo "a to. Mnogo
sluGaiev bolezni zivcev sc mora ma
ravnost pripisavati nerednostim
prebavljanja Ako ono hi popolno,
postaja kri slaba in ne zamOre po-
dajati 6loveskemu sestavu dovolj
hrane, da bi sc izdrzavali z tega
zivci, Xxi postajajo slabi zaradi la
kote. To vino VAN pa uravnava
prebavo, iz6isti truplo ter VAN
napravlja polno kri.
Ako je pa nervoznost spojena
z zelodcno boleznijo ali zabasano-
stjo, VAN nasvetujemo, da rabite
Trinerjevo zdravilno grenko vino.
V lekarnah JOS. Triner, 1888
1888 South Ashland Ave. Chica-
go, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
DoBRo SLUzBo

lahko dobi vsak mladeniG ali GO
spodicna ma zeleznici ali pa pri
"brezzicnem brzojavu". Odkar
je osemurni delavnik postal "a
kon in Sc mnoze brezzicne posta-
je, p~rimanjkuje priblizno 10000
brzojavnih vsluzbencev. Zacetni-
XII dobivajo $40 do 800 mesecno.
NaSa sola je pod nadzorstvom vi
Sjih brzojavnih uradnikov. Vsem,
XII dokoncajo Solo S povoljnim
vspehom, so sluzbe osigurane. Pr
Site "a podrobnosti solskemu "a
vodu, XII yam je najblizji. Natio-
nal Telegraph Institute. Cincin-
natl, O., Philadelphia, Pa, Mem
phis, Tenn, Columbia, S. c., Da-
venport, Ia, Portland. Ore.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
Poor SoDRUGI AGITA.
TORJIi

Jugoslovanska delavska tiskov-
ma druzba, XII izdaja "Proletar-
ca, je izdala posebne narocilne
karte Subscription cards) "a ma
rocanje lista. Pet takih kart Sc
proda "a $500. Vsaka karta We
liza "a celoletno n~arocnino ma list
"Proletarec". 0pozarjamo sodru-
ge lokanlne zastopnike in agita-
torje "a mas list, da 81 vsak naro-
CT pc sest kart. Karte morajo biti
pr upravi lista placane v naprej,
t. j. z narocbo je treba obenem po-
slati tudi denar.. Zastopniki Jill
potem razprodajo med rojaki, XII
Sc nimajo nasega lista.
Use navodilo je tiskano ma U.
s. postkarti, kjer je re priprav-
ijeno "a izpisek narocnikovega ma
slova tako, da je treba potem kar-
to samo vreci v postni nabiralnik.
Popust pri narocbi kart : marco
mic, XII znasa, &c Sc Jill vzame pet
5 1.50, je namenjen agitatorjem
"a eventualne stroske.
Zapomnite 81: vsaka karta velja
"a celoletno n%arocnino ma "Prole-
tarca''I
Sodrugi! Pricakujemo, da Sc
odzovete v polnem stevilu. Vsak
zaveden sodrug, kteremu je PRO
let.rec" pri srcu, BIO narocil pet
kart. To je najlazji in najenostav-
nejsi nacin, pridobiti move marco
nike. Mi smo pripravljeni izdajati
list ma osmih straneh kakor nitro
imamo 1000 dobrih narocnikov.
Cd vas je torej odvisno, da Sc to
cimprej zgodi.
Vzemite zalogo kart danes in
Jill imejte vedno pri sebi, kadar
greste IL hiSe. Karte so gotov de-
mar "a Vas in "a "Proletarca",
in sicer vedno.
Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

Stara navada je zdraviti rev.
matizem, trganje pc udih, neural
gijo, zvinjenje it'd. z DR.. Richter
jevim pain Expeller". Pravi
Pain Expeller Sc dobi tudi v A
meriki v sleherni lekarni "a %
centov steklenice in Sc spozna po
varstveni znamki S sidrom. Pri
kupovanju je treba ma to patti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

Sodrugi! Mas list je nase mai
mocnejse orozje! Njegujmo ga!
Podpirajmo in sirimo ga! Agiti-
rajmo, da DO "PROLETAREC"
Sc vecji in mo6nejsi! Delavstvo
brez svojega casopisja je kakor
zivljenje brez solnca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
= Ma Japonskem ina celia vlad


ma banda rdeco grizo. Lastnika
vsakega lista, Xxi sc drzne lie z be-
sedico kritizirati zadnji justicni
umor, XII ga je zvrsila japonska
vlada mad sodr. Denjirom Koto-
kuom, niegovo soprogo, rojeno
Sugano Kano in Sc desetimi So
drugi, gre takoj "a leto dni V je-
GO, list pa vnieijo.
Ma Japonskem danes vlada kr-
volocna aristokratiGna manjsina,
Xxi v~sluzbuje cello krdelo tajnih
~policajev - nizkih, prostih in po-
dlih duS. XII zasledujejo vsakega,
kot krvni psi, Xxi Sc ne strinja 2
interest lopovov, XII pijejo srcno
kri iaponskemu narodu. Tedaj je
lahko umeti, zakaj imajo vlada.jo-
Gi krogi rdeco grizo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

" Berlinu je ma banketu We
teranov prime Henrik, brat Ego
vornega nemskega cesarja govoril
g~ovoranco, V kateri .je klical vse
"prave" patriotic, da sc zdruzijo
okoli najviSjega vojaskega zapo-
vednika, cesarja in zruSijo sovraz-
nika V domovini.
Ako prime Henrik nina boljsih
sredstev, S katerimi bi zagovarjal
zivlienje cesarske druzine ma ra-
Gun n%emskega naroda, potem je
najboljSe, da gre v kloster. Take
fraze nimajo privlacne sile pri ma
rodu, Xxi je oddal pri zadnjih vo-
litvah mad tri m%ilijone socialistic-
nth glasov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
: Ma Ellis Islandu tolmaGi n.

selniSka oblast naselniSki zakon
kot 81 il zljubi. Temu je kriv ma
selniSki komisar Williams, XII pc
svojih mozganih razlaga naselni-
ski zakon. Ako bi bill Williams tu-
di " svojih doloGbah dosleden, bi
bill zadnii mesec izkljucili maj
mani 5000 naselnikOv. Ali zakoni
lie razlagaio "a s enako.
Pc najnoveiSem razlagaio "a
kon. da noben sorodnik nina pra-
vice izkrcati Sc V Ameriki. ako
so mu sorodniki poslali vozni IL
sick, &c MISC sorodniki otroci ali
soproga.
Proti takemu tolmaGenju nasel-
niSkega zakona so %protestirali dine
4. januarja t. |. zastopniki easni-
kov n~eangleskih jezikov.
Ali najpametnejse bi bilo, da bi
glede enega takega slucaja IRE
klo najviSie sodiSce svojo sodbo.
Ako smo vsi neangleSki narodi
slOzni, to kaj lahko dosezemo.
Vsaj Williams ne DO pc svoje
razlagal naselniSki zakon in ubo.
ge delavce gonil Sc V veGio bedo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

skrbi, ker stoji mad narodi, da Sc
vsem knezom, ~cesariem, kraljem
kapitalistom in posebno pa vsem
visjim cerkvenim dostojanstveni-
kom vseh narodov dobro godi, da.
lahko zivijo ma troske ljudstva in
svojih agitatorjev nizje duhov-
Seine.
Sc enkrat SLOW. am. duhovniki!
Ako ste IA Rim. ne trdite, da ste
Slovenci. Ako ste pa Slovenci in
obGutite V svoji dust gorje sloven-
skega delayca, XII della "a ameriSke
kapitaliste V industrielnih p-h,
tedaj pa proc cd Rima in vrnite
Sc k narodu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

p% "n"v Sp"m" in P"Tmkov ter bhhOv v ohdrp. nOmbu in dombrud do prae knit
P"f""N "a pmh, m"v H NWh .eh hn T1mk
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
Pc navodilu sloveuske an,,u

Pc navodilu slovenske anglss,.
nice, tolmaea in angl. SLOW. slov,.
lahko vsaki preprosti elovek spv,..n
ne, kakor 10 v navadnem zivliepin ~.
priuei, kar je v tel deteli nuino
trebno ako hoee kak boljSi posel in
odvisno ziveti. Knjiga v platno ve,,,.
stane Same s1.oo in je dobiti pri
". j. KUBELKA,
538 w. 145th St., New York
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
Spl0Sen pregled.
John P. Morgan ct Co.

JOuu Z. ulOi gan CT Wv. u
skovna druzba trdi, da nj kupila
radi tega mesecnikov in tednikov,
da hi ustanovila casnikarski trust,
da bi c~itateljem podala ali zamOl-
Gala TO, kar Mi koristi.
Morgan" tiskovna druzba lah-
ko poroca, kar hoGe. Drugo pa Je,
6e bo amerisko ljudstvo tudi YER
jelo, kar porocajo trustjani.
Fakt je, da JIG kongresni posla-
nee Sibley, zagovornik trusta "a
ollie pisal list, katerega je Hearst
pred kakim letom in pol objavil,
XII Sc glasi: Mi potrebujemo
vpliven literaren bro, pa ne IA EN-
dan ali krizo, marvec trajno mad
zorovanje "Zdruzenega tiska"
(Ass. Press in vseh enakih vodo-
vodov IA novice. Seveda stane de-
mar, vseeno DO pa najceneje, poleg
Sc pa lahko tako uredi, da Sc IL
plaza"
Ideja je bila tn. Ali Rockefeller
je nj mogel patentirati, drugace bi
10 izvedel sebi V korist. Ali Nor
gan Sc ie ideje opriiel in jo vres-
niGil. V New Yorku 81 je podjar-
mil financni trg, zapoveduje re
skora.j vsem zelezniskim druz-
BAN, produkcija jekla in zeleza je
pod njegovim poveljstvom, glede
inozemske politike pa odloca on,
zdaj DO pa Sc pc svoje delal jaw
no mnenje.
Trustjani ne spijo. Povsem Sc
zavedajo, kaksna sila je casopisje.
Delavci ali sc zavedate tudi viz
Ako Sc zavedate, ne bodete naro-
cali kapitalisticnih Gasnikov, ma
roGali bodete lie delavske. Kapita-
listiGne liste bodete prepustili pa
kapitalistom.
-'Sveti oce' v Rimu, XII je pri-
jatelj protestantovskega nemSke-
ga cesarja je n%eizprosen, trd in
jeklen bojevnik prot moderniz-
mu. Pc najnoveisih poroGilih bodo
sedaj ocistili modernizma univer-
20 Freiburgu ma Svicarskem,
kjer predava prime Maks, Xxi je
pred ''svetim ocetOm" ZleZel pod
klop. Dominikanski general, pater
Cormier, Xxi ~nadzoruje freibursko
fakulteto, je dobil ukaz, da odstra-
nj Stiri ~profesOrje, med mimi tudi
rektorja universe.
Sedanji papez in niegovi sveto-
valci V Rimu so najbrz najvecji
nazadnjaki med vsemi, kar Jill je
do danes zapovedovalo edino we
licavni cerkvi.
Vi slovenski duhovniki V Anne
riki razumete to resnico, kot 10
umemo mi. Vzlic temu pa vpogi-
bate svoj think pred Rimom in
mumijo, XII sedi ma Petrovem sto-
lu. vi umevate, da ortodoksnost
vodi V pogibelj in V propastenje,
da Sc dandanes ne dajo vec I'VE
ljaviti nacela, XII so bila re Nero
DANA V srednjem veku. In vzlic
temu hodite z nazadnjaskim Ri
nom in trdite, da ste Slovencif
KIDD maj VAN verjame obojef
Bodocnost slovenskega naroda pa
vendar nj Rimu, V Vatikanu.
Ako SLOW. ameriski duhovniki ho-
dite "a Rimom, tedaj nikar ne tr-
dite ,da ste Slovenci.
Kardinal Manning vendar pra-
vi: Cerkev je mednarodna in ne
odvisna organizacija, ker je mad
narodna organizacija.
z drugimi besedami je to lie:
Cerkev je neodvisna in mednarod-
ma organizacija, kateri MISC mar
interest nobenega naroda - sploh
ljudstva v VOICE -, pae pa cerkev
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

policajskih ~glavarjev in podgla--
varjev. Ali hudomuSni in Strajku-
joel dijaki so svoje izdajalske to-
varise pregnali 2 bombami : smrd-
ljivkami. Zadisalo je ma univerzi
po takih vijolicah, kakersnih ne
prenese najbolj u%trjen nos.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

v Petersburgu so aretirali
petnajst sto s,rsikujoGih dijakov
ma u%niverzi. Univerza je bila po-
TEN diva dni zaprta. Kasneje so
priGela predavanja, katere so pri-
sli poslusat petolizniski dijaki, We
elmo sinovi cesarskih svetnikov in
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21
Kapitalisticen trik. Pred


Kapitalisticen trik. Pred
sednik pensylvanske drzavne zbor-
nice, gospod Cox je sodruga ia
mes Maurerja imenoval Glanom "a
osem odsekov. Ko ga je nekdo
vpraSal, zakaj je to zvrSil, Sc je
odrezal: Novi poslanec DO najbrz
glede raznih took incl svoje po-
sebno mnenje, zategadel mu bo
laglje zmagati V %posameznih odse-
kin S svojimi Maori kot v skupni
sell.
Ali Ia izgovor .je neumesten.
Sodruga Maurera Sc hoCe Whit z
delom. ObCeznano je, da do danes
najboljSi in start parlamentarci
MISC prevzeli wee kot pet ali sest
odsekov. Sodrug Maurer ie spre-
iel vsa imenovanja, poleg tega je
pa Sc prvi skupni sell stavil
predlog, da Sc odpravijo konstab-
lerii, takozvani pennsylvania ko-
zaki. Predlog so odkazali odseku
"a sploSne pravne zadeve v kate
rem sedi % advOkatov, dasi bi ga
moral OdkaZati odseku "a vojas-
Ike zadeve. Manever, XII ga je
provzrocila zbornica. da je izro-
ella protikozaSki zakon %. advo-
katOm. je tako prozoren. da ga
lahkO raZume vsakdo
- Tekom krojaske stavke V
Chicago je odbor razdelil med
StrajkujoGe kroiaGe: "a ton slad-
korja, 81 ton belega fizola. 81 ton
KAYE. 90 ton zmletega ovSa. IL ton
moke, 4i5 zaboiev ma~karonijev,
ia sodckov slanikov.
Meso ie bio predrago. Radi te-
"a Sc je razdelilo lie SO sunk. Gle
de kruha Sc nj sestavljen raGun.
Same zadnji teden je odbor izpla-
cal $1,000 "a kruh, d~asiravno ie
unija pekov dala vsaki teden 1000
hlebcev kruha. 10 .ie bila stavka V
polni mOci, so razdelili vsaki dan
22O0 kvartov mleka druzinam. Xxi
so imeli nedoraslo deco.
Ia statistiGni izkaz ie zelo po-
ducljiv. V MEM vidimo, koliko so
zrtvOvali organizirani delavci. da
hi organizirali krojace in jim pri-
pOmogli do boljSih zivljenskih
razmer. Da Straik nj popolnoma
vspel in .je koncal lie deloma z
zmago, so zakrivili stavkokazi. In
med temi liudmi, XII hodijo danes
pc svetu s peGatom delavskega
Judeza, ie bilO tudi nekai SlOven-
cev.
Sramota,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-21

- K~apitalisti vedno tozijo, da
Jim gre slabo. PoroGilo Great
Northern Express druzbe, XII ga
je druzba poslala trgovskemu mi
nisterstvu, pa dokazuje nasprot-
no. V porocilu Gitamo, da je druz-
ba pricela leta 1899 z 100000, da
lastuje $71.2SS vrednih sredstev
"a obrat! Vzlic tel mali glavnici
je pa izplacala tekom zadnjih de
set let $3.2O0.OOO dividende. V
zadnjem letu je izplaGala pol mi
lijona dolarjev dividende in ina
vzlic razdelitvi mastnih dividend
Sc $1,4SS.SS1 prebitka.
Cd kod .je prisel ia dobicekH
Druzba ga je izpreSala il ljudst-
va. Vzlic takim oGividnim doka-
zom pa srecavamo delavce. XII so
nasprotniki socializma in Sc po-
cutijo srecni kot hlapci kapitali-
stow.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1911-01-26
WILL TRY 1T AGAIN,

John Breen last Thursday after
noon plead guilty to vagrancy and
was sentenced to 80 days in the
county jail. Breen, who has been
addicted to the cocaine habit, de-
clared before going within the walls
that il he falls again after the ex-
pected cure in Jail, he will commit
suicide. Under the care of a ply
stefan he will be allowed small
amount of the drug for a time, but
it will shortly be denied him entire
ly. Once before Breen recovered
good health from Incarceration, but
after being released again fell into
the drug habit. - Kalispell Inter
Lake.