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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02
Stew. NO. 100.
Naprei armada nepre-
magliiva!

Ndlu Nellho Ill plOuOnOSnO uelO
ste iZvrsili. Ponosni ste lahko.
kakor smo mi vam ponosni. u
Narocila so prihajala yes cas- zelo
rapidno; proti koncu zadnje tri
dni Je bill pa tax naval, da smo
uprav pred sklepom lista sklenili
izdati slavnostno izdajo ma ID
straneh, da takO ustrezemo ma
roGnikom polni meri i'll izpolni-
mo danO beSedo: kolikor vec ma
rOcil. toliko vecja be prvomajska
stevllka. UpamO. sodrugi. da
smo vam ustregH in sal deloma
pOplacali vase kolosalno in pozr-
tvovalno delo. Zanfmivo in vazno
IA mas je to, da narocila "a prvo-
majskO Stevilko so priSia lie cd
zvestih podrugov. od naSih klu-
boy - kar je samoumevno - in
pa GutstvojujoGih podpornih dru-
stew, ktera so pripomogla do ia
no sijajne petletniske izdaje.
temvec oglasila Sc je nova ceta
sodrugov. samiSljenikov in dru-
Stew Z narOGbami IA vecje ali
manjse stevilo iZtisov. Najvec
narcotic je prislo IA % do 100
iztisov i'll to od posameznikov;
narocbe mad Sto iZtisov Zavzema-
lie po drugo mesto in vecinoma
od klubov ter druStev: 1000 izti-
SOW je narocil samo chikaski
Nub. Vsega skupaj ie bilo ma
rocenih cez 5000 iztisov. tako da
Sc je tiskalo in razposlalo kolo-
salno in IA mas mad vse casino
stevilo 5000 iztisov prvomaiske'
izdaje med slovenske delavce "
Ameriki
SOdrugi - Prvomai iska izdaja
.je zpet pokazala. kako potreben
je postal mas list. Minuli so tisti
skromni casi. ko Smo bill veseli.
da imamo par sto dObrih naroc-
nikOv iZven Chicago. Danes je
drugace. Delavci iScejo "Prole-
tarca" zahtevajo ga in Gitajo.
Soclalisticna misel prodira ma
vse strani. organizacije rastejo,
raZredna zaveSt Sc Siri kot pla-
men. Proletarec ne bo kmalu
kos svojemu velikanskemu delu.
Veste zakaj? Iato, ker ie pre-
majhen. Borne Stiri strani ne
zadoScajo wee. Ljudem .je treba
dati vec ctiva. Treba je popol-
neJsega pregleda svetovnih poll
ticnih dOgodkov; treba je vec le-
poslovnega ctiva; treba je vec
polJudnega razlaganja nestetih
vpraSanj tikajecih Sc socializma
treba je wee pregleda cez delav-
sko gibanje Ameriki; treba je
datl wee prostora dopisom - a
vse moramo omejevati radi pre-
i maJhnega prostora Ma oglase
pa tedaj Sc niti misliti ne smemO.
dasiravno bi nam par vec dobrih
oglasov izbOrno pomagalo pokri-
vati stroske. Napadajo mas razni
nasprotniki. treba je tudi TEN
Veckrat odmeriti prostor V listu.
havno sedaj ste videIi. kako so
mas napadali od vseh strani in
kakor nalaSc pred l. maiem. sa-
mo da hi skodili prvomajski Ste
Wiki Naravno. mi Sc Jim posre-
cilo Dosegli smo rekord mad
petletnisho izdajo vzlic vsemu
huJskanJu in Zaletavanju Do
kaz. da je naSa armada neprema-
giJiva. \ njena moe hi bila Sc
vega, da imamo moGnejSe orolie
vecji list
Sudrugi - Ali bi Sc vam ne
zdelo lepo. koristno in dobro. da
Eha]a "Proletarec vedno takO
povecan kot ie izSel IA l. maj ?
An saJ ma osmih straneh Ali
ha strlh straneh dvakrat na te-
denY Prepricani smo. da tega
hoben ne zamka. Ma drugem
mestu danaSnji stevilki stoji
raVno to vpraSanje: Osem strani
ah dvakrat ma teden? To vpra
same so sprozili sodrugi Chica
gu IN sklenili so, da Sc to svrho
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02
SoCIALISTICNE IMAGE v
ILLINOISU.

Pri obcinskih volitvah dne Is.
aprila mnogih illinoiSkih me-
stih ie naSa stranka zopet kora-
kala od image do image, od ma
predka do napredka.
V Granite City $4,000 prebi-
valcev) je izvoljen socialisticni
zupan in diva aldermana. Sodr. NJ.
a. Kirkpatrick je izvoljen zupa-
nom. Dale je izvoljen socialistic-
nj zupan O 'FallOnu in Davisu.
V Cantonu so izvoljeni trije So
cialisti mestno ZaStopstvo. Raw
notako diva ROckfordu, ieden
Mattoonu in Beckemeyeru. V Tha-
yeru so izvoljeni vsi socialisticni
kandidatje.
NaSi kandidatic so bill nadgla-
sovani neZnatno veGinO Slede-
cih mestih; Ccntralia 623 gIasov
proti 1859; Divernon 1873 proti
16S: Grafton 100 prot 139: La
Sale (V. Potisek) % proti rs:
Joliet (kandidat "a zupana) 1868
proti 1859
V Cantonu je izvoljenih Sest
socialistov meStni Svet. Vseh
aldermanov ie devet; socialist
imajo torej vcGino mestnem
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Chicago, ILL.,, 2. maia May, 1911.

nicarii udrli tudi Reims. Upor-
niki so noSili rdcce zastave in so
tudi ma zupanskem uradu Da-
merry razobesili takO zastavo. To
seveda nina pray mic opraviti So
cializmom. ampak je lie mamen-
je, da so vinicarji divji. Vojastvo
postopa kolikor lie more obzirno.
vse drugaGe kakor lani proti STAY
kujocim zeleznicarjem. Y parla-
mentu je poslanec Berry (socialni
radikalecl interpeliral radi teh
dogodkov in napadel vlado.
% socialisticni mestni uprayi
Milwaukee piSe Herald. Xxi
izhaja istotam:
"Prvo letno poroGilo zupana
Seidela ne more druzega kot ma
praviti dober wits ma meSGane
Delo enega leta ne more roditi
epchalnih dejani. ko Sc je vendar
preje zvrSiIo tolikO napak. V ta-
kin Slucaiih mora zadostovati ze
dobra VOLTA - - - ce Sc pricne $
preosnOvam. In nepriStransko
moramo povedati, da jc to zvrSila
SedanJa uprava Y dobri IL
pravi Sc lahko .tudi reGc. da je
nepristranSka Y upravi. poStena V
slovaniu IN da vedno povSod
povdaria zakonske odredbe. Do
tcga ina pravico in nihGe il ne
more kai podtikati'' -
Tudi naSprotniki socializma so
priSiljcni pripoznati, da socialist
V Milwaukee boljSe upravljaio
mesto. kot niih predniki. dasi jim
povsod bogati postopaGi delajo
ovire in zapreke.
Seveda niSo to nasprotniki one
vr>te. Xxi urejujejo 'Clev. Amer "
ali pa ki IL farovza Amer.
SLOW" bliuvajo ogemi in zveplo
ma Socialiste.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02

- Curtis Nc Ginsey, siromaSni
crnec Waco. Tex, je bill pred
par dnevi radi ropa obs ojen Y pet
deSetletno jeco.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02
V Pekingu in Tsientsinu $

- V Pekingu in Tsientsinu so
zapri. vecje stevilo Kitajcev, ker
so ma sunni. da so Sc vdelezili re-
volucionarnega gibanja. Med are
tiranci je tudi wee vpljivnih MOI.
Tako Sc glasi oficielno vladno DO
rocilo.
kedar Sc katerakoli vlada hoce
znebiti pOzrtvovalnih MOI, iih
proglasi "a revolucionarcc, da jih
lahko pOSlje jeco ali pa ma We
Sala. Pac stara in zalostna resnica I,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02

koj pripravljena napovedati vojno
Angliji. ako prizna konfederirane
drzave. In napoved vojne bi tudi
sledila, ako bi Sc Anglia postavi-
la odprto ua stran suznodrzcev.
Komur ie znan Ia zgodovinski
dogodek, ne bo verjel tie Ell
dan. da ie Taft odredil, da Sc 20
tisoc moz ameriske vojske zbere
oh mehikanSki meii lie radi vojaS-
kin val.
Kdor je tako MAVEN. da verjame
V take pravljice. temu lahko "a
Stopnili Wade obesijo Sc bolj ko-
Smate lazi ma vrat.
Osemurni delavnik drzavi
Pennsylvania - proglasili IA pro
tiuStaven, ker pomeni specielno
zakonodajstvo. ViSje sodiSce ie
izreklo, ako hi bill osemurni de-
lavnik veljaven IN vse delavce
draw in ne lie zameStne uslnz-
bence, da hi - dalo o zakonu Sc
razpravljati
Y draw Illinois so pa pet ted
nov preje proglasili deveturni de-
lavnik IA protiuStaven. ker bi ko-
ristil vsem delavcem me lie me-
Stnim vSluzbencem.
Idaj maj pa Sc kdo razume sa-
lomonska ameriSka vista sodiSGa 2
Mi vemo lie toliko. kedar gre IA
delavSke, koristi, da odloGijo we'd
no proti delavcem. Ia vtemelie-
vanje protidelavskih razsodb nj
so nikdar V zadregi.
- Curtis Ne Ginsey, siromaSni
.rnpc 4 Warn Tax 10 hill nrel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02
- V premogarskem okraju ma

Juznem Valskem (Anglija), kjer
vre med premogarji ze cd jeseni.
odkar je pricela stavka. so nastali
nemiri. Policaji SO napadIi straj-
karjc. Strajkarji Sc pa MISC dali
pretepati in posledica ie bila, da
ic bilo 10 policajev ranjenih.
Galsh premOgarji premogoko-
pa Cambrian in Cetruma SO Sc po-
novno 704l glasovi proti 300 IL
rekli "a nadaljevanje stavke in so
odklonili vSe posredovalne pred
loge.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02
TISKOVNI FOND Ia POVE-
CANJE "PROLETARCA".
Osem strani, ali dvakrat ma
teden?

Skupaj do danes .... 800
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- o krivih prisegah. ki jih pr

N'tdJu pl 4pdulihl IdLllln NeTOlZ-
povedanj pred ameriskimi sodiSci,
ic zopet neki sodnik povedal svo-
io tozbo svet.
ToIbe krivih prisegah ne bodo
zboljSaie MISREPRESENTATION. Goliu-
fija Je kapitalisticnem sistemu.
Cloveka goljufajo. ko Sc rodi in
"a goljufajo dokler ne umrje. Ali
Sc maj potem cudimo. ako Sc mno-
zijo krivoprisezniki? Viscke kaz-
nj ravno toliko vplivajo ma krivo-
prlSeznik ke kot ma tate. kedar gre
krasti. Tat Sc posluzi vseh tatins-
kih umetnosti. da ne pride pravici
pest, krivoprisezEik pa krivo-
priSezniskih.
V danaSnji druzbi je princip
" kSeft - Vsakemu kSeftu'' ie
pa IA podlago prevara Kdor no
ce odpraviti prevaro, krive prise
ge, tatvine in rope, mora prvo
zruSiti danaSnji kapitaliStiGni ST.
stem. Xxi je oce vseh grehov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-05-02

List "a koristi delav-
skeaa iiudstva. Delav-
CT so oPraviSeni do
vseBa kar produciraio.
This paper is devoted
to the interests of the
working clasa. Work.
ers are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Evening star., 1911-01-18
INTERCITY BASKET BALL.
Colored Boys to Battle With Strong
Baltimore Quint.

The Colored High School basket ball
team of Baltimore will be in town Sat
urday to try its luck with the auint
representing st. Mary's parish. Balti-
more colored athletes have been coming
fast in the past three years. Not long
ago a game with the neighboring city
lads always meant another scalp. but
last year NJ Street High Schools five.
one of the best of the high school teams
in this section. lost to the visitors, aud
the Dunbar Athletic Club Of Baltimore
literally ran away from their Washington
opponents in the field day games.
ST Mary's Parish Club Is the first
church club to put forth an athletic
team. of which quite a number are classy
athletes.
NJ Street High School meets Business
High School basket ball team as another
half of the Glass double-header. Bust
ness is just entering athletic circles, and
though green. snappy, gritty play is ex-
pected OF the novices. This is the first
time this school has put forth an ath-
letic team.
In Glass c League Mott School locks
horns with Patterson School five and
great sport is expected. These games
will all be played Saturday night at True
Reformers' Hall.
Evening star., 1911-01-18
MOORE GETS DECISION.
Earns Referees Choice in Twelve.
Round Bout Before Boston Club.

BOSTON. Mass. January 1s.-Pal Moore
Of Philadelphia defeated Matty Baldwin
at the Armory a. A. last night in q
twelve-round bout.
While apparently in excellent physical
condition, Baldwin plainly showed the ef-
fects Of his long lay-off. His judgment OF
distance was bad and he failed to deliver
his punches with his customary vicious
ness. Moore, on the other hand. never
appeared to better advantage. His left
jabs to the face and rights to the head
and body shook Baldwin up time and
again. Baldwin's physical condition saved
him from a decisive defeat.
The end looked near for the Boston boy
in the eleventh round. when Moore cut
loose a volley of left hooks and right
swings and backed the Bunker Hill boy
all ground the ring.
The referees decision was popular
one. although the majority OF the men,
bers held out strong hopes that Baldwin
would break even.
Evening star., 1911-01-18
GOSSIP OF LOCAL
AMATEUR ATHLETES

The basket ball game last night between
Georgetown and Catholic University re-
suited just as it was expected by those
who were familiar with the status of the
two teams That the Brooklandites ever
had a chance to win was not believed by
anybody who knew the kind of game the
Hilltoppers have been putting up for the
last several days.
The Georgetown foot ball team has
given it's quota to the track squad. Car
rigan, Krafts. Walsh. Costello and Wy
men are the candidates for the relay four
who established regulations for them
selves on the gridiron last fall, and it
looks as though each of them is going to
make good in the running game.
Jimmie Mulligan is helping to coach the
Technical High track team. He is unable
goes up about three times a week to
teach the youngsters a few Of the tricks
he learned while at Georgetown.
There seems to be no doubt that Mulli-
gan is in earnest in regard to his ex-
pressed intention to run for Georgetown
this year. He is training every day and
says there is no doubt about his being
able to come back to his old form II he
does that will be one place that is settled
on the relay four. There was no better
uuarter-miler in the east than Mulligan
when he was in his prime.
George Washington is considerably
handicapped by the lack Of suitable train
ing quarters While the building on New
York avenue is amply large for the
work, it is exceptionally inconvenient in
that there is no heat and no baths. Only
a few Of the men are working out there.
the majority of those in training doing
their stunts down at the Y. NJ. C. A.
This condition of affairs necessitates the
squad being split up: and precludes any
thing like the possibility of successful
coaching.
The game of basket ball scheduled be-
tween the Y. NJ. c. A. and Carroll In
stitute for last night was postponed on
the request of Prof. Joyce Of the latter
institution Crogan and Mccarthy, the
two best men on the Carroll team, are
each in bed with bad sprains The con-
test will probably come of next week.
King and Kelly are both showing pretty
good form in the shotput at present, and
give promise Of developing into good
men. .~'
Tom Smith is thinking seriously OF try
ing for the relay team this year, besides
that he would be able to run q pretty
fast quarter IL he trains for that event.
He has q good stride. is fast and has
plenty of endurance, and il would seem
that that is about all he needs to do the
trick.
Technical High has one Of the largest
Evening star., 1911-01-18

thrown at umpires and visiting players
in other major league cities, the offenders
in many cases being charged with in
toxicatiOn.
johnson Is in Line.
President Johnson of the American
League has been opposed to the sale of
liquor ever since he began to organize
his circuit No club in the American
League will let bar privileges this year.
In fact, up to last season the Chicago
club was the only exception to this rule,
but when Pres,den. Comiskey moved
into his new White SoX Park last sum-
mer he fell into line with the policy of
the other club owners. and abolished the
dispensing of strong drink.
With the American League a unit III
carrying out this reform Mr.. Hermann
feels confident that he can induce all the
National League clubs to follow his eX-
ample unless he meets with serious oppo-
sition from the New York and Brooklyn
clubs, each OF which receives. a large
sum for the bar privileges at the local
parks. But at the same time it Is argued
that more money can be made out Of the
sale OF soft drinks than out of intoXicat-
ing beverages, and that il the New York
and Brooklyn clubs should decide to
adopt Mr.. Herrmann's plan the privileges
would not be reduced in value.
The lack Of trouble in American League
parks Is attributed to the no-liquor policy.
President Johnson says that the crowds
are more orderly and that umpires are
seldom abused by riotous fans. Mr.. Herr
mann says there is no reason why the
crowds attending National League games
should not behave with similar decorum
and that clean base ball means increased
profits. 1t Is understood that at least
three other National League club owners
are seriously considering the adoption
of the Hermann plan and that they
may institute such reforms this year.
Evening star., 1911-01-18

squads in the high schools training for
the track team. While the material is
not Of the best, there are two or three
who should do some great work during
the coming winter. Hurd and Thrall are
the most promising men who are out
The former Is an exceptionally good
miller. while Thrall has done some feature
work on the Mercury Athletic Club relay
team. This pair should be able TO hold
their own with any in the high schools
this season.
Capt Fleming of the George Washing
ton track team is pretty likely to be 4
good bet in the two-mile race February
l. There will lie some classy entries in
that event. but the Hatchetites captain
has settled idea that he Is going to be
in the running for first honOrs. He will
never win it without running the best
race of his career. though. because FL
phinstone Of the Baltimore Cross Coun-
try Club Steckcr OF the Y. NJ. C. A. and
Lee OF Johns Hopkins are sure to be
among the contestants. and there are
none better than those three in this sec
ton at the distance.
Rathbone of Business is about the best
shotputter in the high schools. In the in
door meet held by the Stenographers just
before the holidays he placed the lead
thirty-seven feet without practice.
entries in the George Washington meet
than they have ever sent into competi-
tions before at one time. Besides enter
ing a senior relay, there will be three or
four men placed In every open event. The
Farmers are coming fast. and they ex-
pect to make better showing in the in
dividual events than ever before.
Western High will be mighty lucky of
II is as we'll represented on the track this
year as last. Some of the old men
counted on to do the best work this sea-
son have dropped out. and 1t looks as
though flunks will eliminate several more
While work enough to test the real met
tie of tho new men who are out for the
team has not been done. 1t is thought
that there are several among them who
will be able to hold their own with the
other scholastic runners. 1t will be
hard matter to turn out a good team IL
the best of the old men are barred from
the team on account Of flunks.
Evening star., 1911-01-18
Curing Catarrh
Accept Our Advice and Try
This Remedy at Our Risk

Catarrh is a disease OF the mucous membrane.
The mucous membrane is, one may say the in
terror lining of the body. Catarrh therefore may
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membrane. Inflammation and congestion pro
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nature intended II should. The result IL. COM
piication upon complication. which may lead 10
other even more serious afnictfons.
We honestly believe Rexall Mucu Tone will do
wonders toward overcoming catarrh. 1t 10 made
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We want you. IL you are q sufferer from -
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Evening star., 1911-01-18
BRIGHT OUTLOOK AT C. U.
New Material Discovered and More
Games Added to Base Ball List.

Washington will have more than one
collegiate base ball team Of unusual
strength unless the followers of Catholic
University miss their guess.
Spurrad on by the many announcements
OF the excellent prospects granted their
local rivals. Georgetown, the Brookland
authorities have started an active cam
paign in the interest of the formation of
another representative ball team and
have already disclosed sufficient material
to face the brilliant campaign that has
been mapped out by Manager Daley.
Besides the men who have already bsen
announced as prospective candidates for
the team Manager Daley has unearthed
a number Of newcomers who bid fair to
win regular berths on the team. Promi-
nent among the many are MCGUIRE.
formerly of Seaton Hall College of South
orange. y. j.: Ryan. a promising young
ster from Vermont High School: Daimler.
an infielder from NaShvillc College. and
Montgomery, who last year played in the
outheld fer Christian Brothers College Of
Memphis. Tenn.
Since the announcement of tentative
schedule some weeks ago Manager Daley
has added several important contests. all
of, which will be played away from home.
These include dates with Seaton Hall at
South Orange. \. J.. May H.. and Della
ware College at Newark. Del. May IL.
At the conclusion of the term at the local
college the team will enjoy a barnstorm-
ing trip i'm the neighborhood of Pittsburg.
Dates have already been practically
agreed on with the managements of
Oberlin. Washington and Jefferson and
the Glover Athletic Club, a strong inde-
pendent organization situated in the SUBJ
urbs OF Pittsburg. The team is composed
OF scx-collese stars. and has earned the
reputation of being one OF the strongest
organizations Of the northern section. The
Washington boys will be the guests of
the club for a week. and during this
time will figure in a series OF games
Manager Daley has already received as
surance that his team will be royalty en-
tertained aud at the same time afforded
the opportunity of meeting one of the
most formidable lot of ball players of
the vicinity
Evening star., 1911-01-18
BOOZE IS BARRED
Hermann Opposes Liquor
Traffic in Ball Parks.
AMERICAN LEAGUE CLEAN
Cincinnati and Chicago Latest Clubs
to Abolish Bars-Others
to Follow.
AMERICAN LEAGUE CLEAN
Snecial Uisnatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, January 1S.-August
Hermann, owner of the Cincinnati club
and chairman of the national base ball
commission. has inaugurated new re-
form which he thinks will become uni
versal and also will benefit the national
game beyond measure. He believes that
the sale Of intoxicating liquor inside Of
base ball parks I'm the National League
should be prohibited. and in order to
show that he is sincere he has decided
to begin this innovation at home. There
fore nothing but scft drinks will be on
sale at the Cincinnati g. ouncs in future.
Mr. Hermann says that base ball ard
hooze do not mix we'll He believes tnat
the sale OF whisky and beer in grand
stands and bIeachers is conducive to acts
of disorder by the patrons o. the game.
including the uncalled-for abuse OF the
umpires and in some cases the assauiting
of those officials. He thinks that base
ball affords enough exciting incidents to
stir I'M natural enthusiasm among the
spectators without the aid OF stimulants,
and he declares that he has received as
surance from other magnates that he
will be loyalty supported
Mr.. Hermann is not a temperance ad-
vocate by any means. and he freely ad-
mits it, but he is firmly opposed to ex-
cessiye drinking by ball players. and
holds the opinion that with liquor ban
ished from the ball parks the players
some atmosphere. So when this years
campaign begins Cincinnati fans will have
to get along without invigorating bev-
erases. something that will be decided
novelty in Porkviile. 1t wasn't SO many
wears ago that a Cincinnati fam. losing
self-control, hurled an empty beer glass
at well known umpire, who returned
the compliment with sufficient accuracy
to hit his assailant in the head with the
missile. This fracas caused an unpieas-
ant scandal. and convinced Mr.. Herr
mann, among others, that drinking by
spectators was the root OF much evil.
Beer glasses and bottles have been
Evening star., 1911-01-18
FIGHT AT BOTTOM OF WELL.
Desperate Men Engage in Encounter
With Fists.

wINSTON-SAI4EM. N. c., January IS
John Minton and Nelson Foster while
putting a new wall in a sixty-foot we'll
disagreed and engaged in a desperate fist
fight while at the bottom of the well.
Two men outside witnessed the battle
but neither felt inclined To go down and
separate the fighters. Finally one spec
tator tied pair Of pot hooks to the well
rope and fshed Foster out AS the latter
began his ascent Minton jerked on his
shoe and hurled II at his wriggling ad-
versary. Foster In turn bade Minton adieu
by throwing tobacco in his face.