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c.. won: F. Palma, can second. Time
SEMI FINALS.

SEMI FINALS.
FRS, heat X Powell. England, won. John J.
Tusr g.. Iris. American s. g., SECOND. }. Il.
Bic NORWAY. third. Time. o:lj %.
second heat Martin IS Hawkins. oregon
won. D. CuIrarlluI. Italy. second, ". +. Della
ry. France. ihlgd. Time ol3 10. .,
Third frai-Julr T.. Nicholson. university or
Missouri won. Vaughn Blahshard, Boston \.
A second. ~ Won H0uuinshauson. Germany
third Time. o.l525
Fourth Hrl'.Jau.s Wendell. New York 4. e.
won. I,orr, s CHISHOLM Boston A. 4, second .
q % Anderson. England, third Time, u.l' ?
TfrH nrlt Fred Is Kelley Seattle 4. A.,
Wl,krolm Finland third TINE ol5 30
slEfr heat Won Ny John u case. University
Of Illinois. Edwin VI Urltch7rl Irish American
4 a. second. C. ! Andre, France. ttIIi IiHne'
600 METRE SWIM FREE STYLE. FOR MEN.
Tifs, heat iardwie@ australia. Won 'h4'"
rfuu. Australia second. Time 5ab
Second heat S. Ha'torsby. ENGLAND. Won:
johnson. Norway. second. Time eos >.
Tlfri heat .WIftrr. Germany. won h'nyerN'
Hungary. second Time. ga -.
Fourth heat Iastorres. Hungary. won lay-
l1r England. second. Tine" $40 10
100 METRE SWIM FOR WOMEN, FREE
STYLE SEMI FINAlJ.
First hrat-Miss Fanny Durach, Australia.
won. Miss Daisy Curwen. England, second.
second hrot-MIfs wilhelmlna wyle, Austrn-
lla won. Miss Annie Splers. England hecohu.
no 900 METRE swIM-DREAsT STROKE.
sorpi-rnals Cnrst hoat-Won by Battle.
Germany. Hrnuiug, Sweden, second Time
second hest-won by Lutzow. Germany;
MaIlscho Germany. second Time, GA 30.
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Boston Home Bred Wins Open
Metropolitan Title.
KlRKBY LEADS AMATEURS
Phenomenal Scores Mark Ending
of Tournament on the
Apawamis Links.

Finishing with fine H. his best round
of the tournament Tom Mcnamara, the
Boston homebred, won the open champion
ship of the Metropolitan Golf Association
with a 72-hole score of 293 on the links Of
the Apawamis club yesterday. 1t marked
the first time in the history of this associ-
alton that an American has succeeded IN
breaking through the Scotch and English
line. and came as a worthy second to Jack
McDermotts achievement in the national
open a year ago.
Considering that the entire field had to
play the afternoon round i'm the rain, the
scoring compared fayorably with anything
ever seen in this vicinity. Although Nc
Namara's total exceeded by II strokes Gil
Nlchollss winning score at Englewood
year ago the altered conditions easily ac-
counted for the difference.
Even II he did lose his title. Nichols was
in nowise disgraced as he kept pegglng
away, ending with a final fash Of II, which
landed him in second place with total OF
297. Although finishing out of the money.
oswald Kirkby. the New Jersey champion,
at least had the satisfaction of leading the
amateurs, as he dil last year. His total
consecutive rounds Of IS and "a. Gardiner
w. White, Of Oakland, who led kifkhy
seven strokes at the end Of the first day,
| had TO drop out because of rheumatic
twinges in his back
The prize winners were as follows:
| Tom Mcnamara, OF Boston, $3.50 and a
gold medal Gil Nichols. Of Wilmington
800; Herbert Strong. Of Inwood, SIS:
George Sargent Of Chevy Chase, $50; Fred
/ Mcleod. OF st. Louis, $40; Alec Smith, of
| Wykagyl, 500 Jack Bowling, Of Scarsdae,
and Frank PEBBLES. Of Stockbridge, S15 each
The one unfortunate incident Of the
tournament was the disqualification of
James Thomson, the professional of the
! Philadelphia Country Club when he be-
gan the second days play he was on even
terms with Tom Mcnamara, and made his
first round in rs. on completing the fourth
circuit the scorer credited him with g. for
grand total Of 297, and it was thus posted
on the scorebOard. In gancing over the
board and reviewing the days happenings
in his mind Thomson remembered that ne
had made a r. ip the last round, and then
| discovered that he had been credited with
| a 3 at one OF the holes where he had
actually made a 4. Thomson promptly
called attention TO that fact, and the COM
mittee found itself I'm the position OF having
nothing else TO do but disqualify the man,
under the clear wording of Rule 8, OF
Special Rules for Stroke Competitions.
which is as follows:
The score for each hole shall be kept by
! a marker or by each competitor noting
the others score. Should more than one
marker keep a score, each shall sign the
| part of the score for which he Is respOn-
/ sible The scores should be called out after
each hole. on completion OF the stipu-
lated round the card shall be signed by
/ the person who has marked II, and the
competitor shall see that II is handed In
as soon as reasonably possible. The pen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-12
CLOSE MATCHES ON LINKS
Field Narrows in Second Day OF
Connecticut State Tourney.
TBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. J

Greenwich. Conn, July lin the second
day OF the Connecticut State Golf Associa-
tlon's tournament at the Greenwich Coun-
try Club to-day, the championship sixteen
sinmered down to B. p. Merrlman, of Wat
erbury; c. G.. Waldo. jr., of brooklawn; G.
-. Truesdale. OF Greenwich, and +. r..
Cooley, OF Hartford. This brings TO test
four different golf clubs.
Championship match tmorning)-s ID.
man beat Il. L. sconeld, Jr.. up and 10
play; c. q. Waldo. Jr., beat s. Graham, 1 upi
H. Tredennick beat G. G.. Waldo. ST., up and
8 to play: w Austin beat II. A. Topping. up
on 20 holes; c. e. Truesdale beat Il. Abbott 4
up and TO play: T.. l.. White heat r. Roth
well. 8 up and TO play: +. r.. Cooper beat
w. L. Seeley, up and to play.
Afternoon-Merriman beat Bowers. up;
Waldo. Jr., beat Tredennick, 3 up and ! 70
play; Truesdale beat Austin. up; Cooley beat
white, 2 UP and TO play.
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strongly, looked like the winner, but he
caught his foot in the last hurdle ana Tell
fat, Wendell nearly fell at the same hur-
die. but recovered and scored by a close
margin over George A. Chisholm, or the
Boston A. A.
F. W. Kelley, Of the Seattle A A, won
the fifth heat in the semi-hnals easily by
twelve feet. The Englishman, Blakeney'
struck the last three hurdles. which checked
his speed In the last heat John r. Case,
Of the University Of Illinois, gave the finest
exhibition Of the day. He cleared all the
hurdles with a perfect stride like clock
work and covered the distance in the fast
time of 10 $40 seconds.
How Rose Won with Shot.
The afternoon programme opened with
the finals of the weight-putting, the aggre-
gate throw of the l6-pound shot with both
hands being reckoned. The big American
councillors attracted much attention.
Ralph Rose was in better form to-day than
on his first appearance. In his three
throws with the right hand he did ID metres
II centimetres 90 feet Ga inches) twice and
in his third attempt 49 feet lll2 inches
amid great applause. Patrick Mcdonald
was unable 20 do better than IA metres ~
ceutimetres (4G feet SIz inches) and "a
metres 90 centimetres as feet n1s Inches
in his first two puts and in his third trial
only II metres 81 centimetres GS feet 10
inches. l.. A. Whitney, Boston a. A, did
only II metres 81 centimetre5 (S7 feet 10
iDchesD and failed TO qualify for the next
round. Among the other competitors T..
| Niklander, Finland, and small Turkish
athlete were most noted. The Turk, VINO
looked like a child in size beside the Amer
! leans. was soon out Of the competition, but
the Finn, with a put Of IA metres % cent?
metres C4S feet II inches), was left In with
Rose and Mcdonald.
In the second round where the left mana
was used Ralph Rose put II metres ~ cent?
metres go feet 10 inches), Patrick McDoha'u
Il metres a. centimerres 90 feet 3 ga incheS'
and t. Niklander Y metres AZ centlmetres
go feet Sh inches, and Immediately TWO
American flags and one Russian, with the
word FINLAND" below, were raised on the
sta6s in the Stadium. The result OF the
competition was arrived at by addihe 'he
best two throws. Ralph Roses aggregate
WAC n metres 81 centime res GU ieel on
inches). McDonald's q metres 80 centme'i es
! go feet 3 ga incheS, and Nlhiahuei -
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OTHER SCORES.

Championship Chrst round)-Wood beat Archer.
| 7 up and 3 10 play; Longacre beat Kelly up
| and q 10 play; Benton beat Worcester, up and
| = IN NAV Gillette beat Connolly up and 4 to
| play: c. T. Tiffany beat Wallace, l up go
boIes1. j. Gillette beat Hirschberg. up ana
10 play; Coykendall beat Jordan, / up: Wilson
beat Crane ] up. 60,
Second sixteen liirschberG beat small, up
and a IN NAV; Pitkin beat Collingwood, up and
a 10 play; quincy beat iowa, up and to
play; H. Tiffany beat Madden, up and TO
NAV. Adriance beat Watereau, up; Clifford beat
| Young, 3 up and . TO play; Burton beat Mclean.
up aud to play; Hilton beat Clemson, 3 up
Third sixteen-Trevarrow beat Dewey. up
and 6 10 play; Jennings beat Ralston, up and
10 play; Mlller beat Weller, up and 7 TO play:
Gage beat Murray, up and l to play; RAIN
beat Graham, up and To play; Wheeler heat
CARPENTER. 2 up and 1 TO play: Meyer beat Vail,
| IN: Small beat De La Vergne up.
Fourth slxteen-Nelson drew bye; Fox beat
IAngthorne, up and to play; Bartlett beat
r Meyer 1 up; Taylor beat II. Mclean o up
and to play; Smith. Hilton and c. {. Taylor
drew byes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-12

Tom Mcnamara, Boston. g.
Gil Nichols, Wilmington.
Herbert Strong. Inwood. e.
G.. Sargent. Chevy Chase
Fred Mcleod, ST. Louis. .
Alex. Smith. Wykagyl. 60.
Frank PEBBLES, unattached
John Dswling, Scarsdale.
H. s. Mackie, Fox Hills. .
r. Andrews, New Haven.
David Ogilvie, Morris Co.
oswald Kirkby, Englew' {
John J. McDermott, Al
lantic City .....".....
Jack HobenS Englewood .
Alex. Campbell, Brookline
Nick De Name, unattached
+. II. Belwood, Garde
City ............,''..'.'
Joe Sylvester, Van Cort
landt ............'.'''
Jack Jolly, Newark......
George Low. Baltusrol. .
G.. f. Sparkling. BrooklawI
Joseph Mitchell, U ppe
MOntclair .........,..,.'
o. A. Terry. Canoe BROOK
F.. Horton, Siwanoy....:
David ). Hunter, Essex @
b. Battell. Flushing 49,
Ernest Killick. Wee Burn
z. W. Lucas, Garden City
&C. r, Van Week, jr., Bal
tusrOl ............ 49,
81. d. Foote. Apawamis. .
William Entwhistle, Me-
Brunswick ...........'
f. Butler. Briarclifr ...'..
w. G.. Greene, Rumson. =.
"a -, n aura
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THE artillery and cavalry
\ took but little part in
the conflict. The battle
was chiefly one of musketry.
Volley upon volley was
poured out INCREASINGLY;
screaming bullets mingled
with terrific yells in the dense
woods. The noise became
deafening, and the wounded
and dying lying on the ground
among the trees made a scene
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HORSES IND CARRIAGES.
Trssssv 1I<.-sE-I. CHEAP 10 EXPERIENCED
horss 40 10 got1 home. Thoroughbred saddlo
Div Adress II. d. KNIGHT, $40 Riverside
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-12
SECTION II
Brady War Photographs
Each Section 10 Cents and the Coupon

This section, besides con-
tanning a complete narrative
Of The Battle in the Wilder
ness, also gives an account OF
the
Battle of Mobile Bay
where the Confederate iron
clad ram, the Tennessee,
was overwhelmed and Fort
Morgan bombarded.
The % pages of wartime
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-12

Second.
Alvah r. Meyer. United States
Mel Sheppard. United States.
4. X. Kiviat. United States.
4. Tewanima, United States.
sweden.
J. BOuin, France.
ID. IIppincott, United States.
Il. j. Webb, England.
+. X. Bic, Norway.
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The Struggle in the
Wilderness

of indescribable horror. Living
men rushed in the tangled
thicket to take the place of the
dead. The missiles cut the
branches from the trees, and
saplings were moved down
as grass in a meadow is cut by
a scythe. Bloody remnants of
uniforms
If you want to 60 clear
through the battle, cut out the
coupon on page 2 and secure
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IRalpb Craig, United States
7 Y. Meredith, United siaies'
IA n s. Jackson, England
Iu KoIehmainen. Finland.
England.
mr. Kolehmainen. Finland.
Ralph Craig, United states
la. Goulding. Canada.
Josepb Thorp. United States.
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Hurdles Furnish Good Sport.

ne trial heats in the ll0-metre hurdle
furnished plenty Of excitement a.
40ugh nothing approaching the record was
Vnphshed. Most Of the scmi-nnal heats
,,,fs slosely contested. IN the first Of these
sI' was great overthrow OF hurdles all
.,s.,.s me course, the men appearing TO be
.S s,'iso. The third resulted in a stirring
~ a''n between John 3. Nicholson. OF the
.a UNIVERSITY Of Missouri and -. S. Blanch-
- oi TIC Boston A. A.. which the former
on' IN the fourth. captured by James
sepaeli, OF the New York A. c.. q. l. n.
Anderson, OF snoIa,d - ,oos running
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Second.
Lische, Germany. 6 II. g ITO In.
T.. Adams. u. ~. ia n.
X. Rose, 4. ~. 5O.03 n.
J. J. saaristo. Finland.
Sukanlomi, Finland. 1853 II. o in.
T.. Mcdonald. U. s., 90 II. 3ai In.
sNi. =. Wright u. s.. and 4. r.
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eNew worlds record New Olympic record u" " "
SIZED for second place at IL II. 10 in ,~ , "a
Kiviat established worlds record OF 500 - = -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
la mayorla
en- ell Senado

Nueva York, viernes.-
Woodrow Wilson Sc MEGA exponer
su actitud con referencia las cuestio-
nes naCionales internacionales. Dice
que desea- primeramente conOcer Ell
sentimiento p1blico De los 90 goberna-
dores electos 20 son dem6cr;stas Los
democratas necegitan un voto mas pa
ra obtener la supremacia en- ell Senado.
Els possible que 10 consigan de los sicte
Estados cuyo resultado es tot lavia du-
doso.
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Nueva York, viernes. =
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l\ueNd OIh, N1clhCo'
Sc asegura que los turcos perdieron
40 900 hombres entire muertos y herl-
dos durante los dos dias de batalla Ger
ca de Tchorlu; completamente de1ro-
tados por los bulgaros. Las perdidas
de los turcos durante los cinco dias de
lucha en- Lille Burgas Sc calculan en-
25.OO0 Los bulgaros Sc apoderaron Gle
81 baterias de canones de tiro rapido
1000 prisioneros. La fortaleza turca
de Monastir Sc rindio los servios Ell
de Noviembre. Los periodicos griegos
dicen cue deben comenzar las nuevas
pruebas para los turcos en- Asia Menor.
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El 1ltimo compute
electoral
Nneva York. viernes.-

Nueva York, viernes.-
Ell lltimo compute da Wilson 41O
votos; a Roosevelt "a y Taft IL. Min
nesota probablemente por Roosevelt.
Wyomin cue esta probablemente por
Wilson son los tnicos Estados dudosos.
Frank Chair, Democratic derroto al
Representante Cannon por "a votos.
Ell Representante Mckinley, de Illinois,
fue derrotado.
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Turquia quiere la paz
NuoVa York, viernes.

NucVa York, viernes-
Sc afirma que la guarnicion turca de
Salonica Sc ha retirado despues de des-
truir los puentes. Los bulgaros ocupan
a Rodest y Visa. Turquia Sc decide a
dejar las Potencias en- completa Ii
bertad de accion para arreglar las con-
diciones de la paz
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Vapor espanol Conde Wifredo. FL 30
del pasado sali6 de Tenerife para Pto.
Rico Cuba
Consignatarios, S. Izquierdo Co.
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con el Gobernador Wilson. No huble-
ra sido tan facil este, 81 ell resultado
hubiera sido otro; pero hubiera dado ell
paseo lo mismo'
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Borinquen Sugar 100
Cambalache Sugar 10
Juncos Sugar so
Lola Sugar $50
Carolina Sugar 80
Puerto Rico Sugar 7%
Vannina Sugar go
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Un telegrama dice que los rebeldes
ocupan a La Vega y a Macoris, y han
puesto cerco Monte Cristi y Puerto
Plata. Los delegados enviados por
Victoria para tratar con los rebeldes
recibieron la noticia de que no habia
arreglo possible con ell gobierno de Vic
toria.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-11-08
Soeleaad EsponoIa dc AuxIIO M0luo y benelleenela
DE PUERTO RICO

Utmada la organization nterna del Sanatorio de esta
Socead la unta Drecva ha acodado ofrecero al pdbco
especiamente los Sres Medcos Cirujanos que deseen
utzarlo para levar ALI centes siempre que haya
CANA disponibe asistirlos debdamente las excep
conaes condolences que hoy dicho establecmeno
para 10 cual acordo:
le-Q Que cada Doctor pueda uilizar ei personal
ayudante de Medcos Practicantes de particular
conhanza
La Sociedad cobrara cuatro dollars diarios
estanca servicio ordinario -- los enfermos
de tratamiento medico cinco los de tratamento
quir1rgco.
3o-Los extraordnaros, incluso Ell uso de la Mesa
de Operaciones, tamben de cuenta del entermo
4e- Todo socio que 10 desee podra hacerse asistir
e Sanatoo po M6dico particular, corriendo de su
cuenta los honorarios de dcho facutativo
Ell. PREsDENTE.
AVELINO VICENTE
San Juan p R, IL de Octubre de 1912
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CAMBIOS

Londres vista $4S7 ! 2 a 4.99 L.
New York, 2 / 2 5 cts. P.
Paris, 8 3 8 p. ooD.
Hamburgo, 4 3 4 p. o. D.
Espana 9 p. 0I0 D.
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Insurreccion en- Liberia
Nueva York Viemes.-

Comunican de Berlin que reina un
estado de insurreccion entire los habl-
tantes de Liberia. Sc ha enviado Ell
crucero Panther Monrovia para la
protection de los alemanes.
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A v L = .

Sc espera que los viajeros los Esta-
dos Unidos visiten la Exhibicion de
Puerto Rico-New York, k,-5a. Avenida,
NO. 500. Esmerada atenci6n. Facili-
lidades ventajas. lie convene zanzibar
mpresiones con Mr. Mortimer Reming-
ton-Gerente.
Igualmente Sc lie tratara en- ei Bu
reau de information, San Francisco St.
No. 80, San Juan. 81 desea exponer en-
propaganda algtn artlculo Sc le con
cederd local sufciente.
G. F. Correa,
Jefe del Bureau de Informaci6n
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La revolucion
doninicana

Nueva York. viernes.-
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GOLFERS CHAPEL.

Golfers Chapel pee = =fteaith
of this community Is VERY good with
the exception OF colds and IA
grippe.
The most Of the farmers are about
through gathering their cotton
Mr.. Clint Rodgers started Tor
West Texas Saturday on business.
Mr.. Charlie chiIes and wife spent
SATURDAY night and sunday win Mr..
L. l.. pugger and family near Rock
ett,
Miss Maude Paisley spent one
evening last week with Mrs Perry.
Mrs. Sam Miller and daughter
Miss Grace. spent Friday nisht win
Mrs. Stevenson.
Miss Myrtle Stevenson spent seN-
eral DAYS last week With her COUSIN
Miss Grace Miller. We are sorry ~
deed to learn that Mrs. Rosa free
man is not doing as we'll as #eNl1' :
ed. We hope she Will be apie 10
enjoy Christmas with her many
friends Of this place,
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WYATT.

WYATT. Dec. 10. We are ha''hs
some cloudy weather and i''''e
rain,
The farmers in this section are
about done with their 19'Z crops
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I4;tNl TIE i Held

,ntN THE FIELD
,4as a.rtcs of morai delin{
.ar rommla in All lie aalh
1 .aa 10 escape ch4 ~
lint a 4, condemnation WY II
nrs lrola honest Jacn
qaraa ae drpakard ] tho
de- af. die s!anIeref tAe
.ralar 81 IL. sabbafh they sIua-
10 -r Aaas Ea5ar 4 nearll
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
Velika rudniSka nesreca ma Mem.
skem.

Bochum. Nemcija, 9. avg. -
Nceraj Sc je dogodila groma eks-
Plozija V rudniku Lorain. bliizu
vasi Gerthe, Stiri mile od tn. Ia
hteyala ie 105 cloycskih zivlieni.
kakor trdi uradno porocilo. Po-
leg tega sta diva rudaria nevarno
in % mani ranienih. Pri mrtvih
jc Smrt takoj naStopila; ucincl
ckspIozije ie bill naravnost gro.
zen. kai je provzrocilo eksploziio
Sc do sedai Sc nj dognalo. Stevilo
mTtyih Sc bo nedvomno znatno
povctalo, ker so zdravniki pri vcc
raniencih izgubili vSako upanie
ma okrevanje.
Iene in druzine ncsrcGnih ru-
dariev so Sc zbirali okrog uhoda
eel dan. da bi zvedcli o staniu
Svoiih dragih, toda vodstvo nj
hotelo dati nikakih poiasnil.
65O rudarjey je priSlo ma dnev-
nj shit in ravno so odhaiali V po-
Samezne rove. ko ie nastala eks-
ploziia. Pok je bill tako silen. da
ga .ie bilo sliSati ma povrSie. Vod-
stvo ie takoj organiziralo reSilne
Gete IL delavcev noGnega Sihta in
vaScanov, Xxi so sic takoi iamo
ma pOmoG svojim tovariSem.
Do sedai so prinesli ma povrsie
90 trupel; pogresajo Sc Sest ru-
dariev, katere smatrajo "a mrt-
We.
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Cesar vsega Sc trusti ne posluzu
ieio.

Oblasti so priSle BoStonu ma
sled protizakonitcmu pocetiu vol
nenega tru>ta. Da tenn lazie odre-
ka delaycem 30 prsdiln.cah vSako
zahtevo zviianiu place in delov-
nih razmer, to ie. da iih drIe Y
popolni gospodarSki odviSnosti.
ie volneni trust Sklepal deloync
.pogodbe delavci eyropSkih dr.
zav ter Jill importiral svoic
.ameri>ke predilnicc. Ker pa ic ta-
10 protikontraktno delo prepovc-
dano po zalonu. je bilo zaduie
dni aretranih We. trus'janov. ka-
terim Sc ie do Scdai dokazalo to
Slepar,tvo. Pricakuie Sc obilo no.
viii aretacii. ker je sklepanie po-
godb Z evrops5imi dclavci V TEN
trUstu bujno cyctclo.
Zalosnc pos.edicc kontrak.nc-
"a della so tn bivajoGi delavci pc
predilnicah cutili veliki mcli.
Kliub sedanii draginii. so bill pri-
silieni delati po 10-14 ur ma dan
"a bol'.h $3.50 ma teden.
Da niso te lopovStine volneuc-
ga trusta ze pref pri;ne ma dan,
ie vzrok 10, ker SC je ysak priza-
det delayec bal, da bi ga vlada ne
deportirala. ko hi zvedela, da Sc
nj poStavnim pOtom naSelil Y
Amcriki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-13
StraSen potres.

Carigrad. TurSko, II. avg. Stra
sen pot'es je diviai ma obeh stra
neh Marmorslega iczera. Koli-
kcr je do sedaj znano. ie bilo V
tenn poireSu 1000 oSob ubitih in
ma 5000 ranicnih. Mesta teh po-
kraJinah so do dial poruSena. Pre-
blvatclStvo po potrcSu prizadetih
krjev bcli ma vsc strani strahu
pred noyim izbruhom. Tu sem
prihajaio mncZice iScoc zavetia.
Med nesretnim prebivatelstvom
vIada vclika beda. Liudje stanu-
JcJo ma proStrm H. veG dni brez
vSakc Strehc. ker so vSe zveze "a
hitter prcmet prctrgane, je tezko
dohiti natantna porotila polo
zaju. Najboli prizade,a mesta so:
Gallipoli. Canall. Kalessi. Hera-
khttia. Bancs-IIora, Shary-Koy
i. t. d.