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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
SPREMEMBE
PRI KRAJEVNIH DRUSTVIH
v MESECU SEPTEMBRU T. L.
NoYo pristopi 6lani:

X drus. st. 6. Peter in Mary
Berghofer; k druS. st. 10. Josef
Fink, Frank Sivic, John Bervar.
Karl Girar, Barry Petchauerr
Josef Petri6; k druS. st. IL, Ant.
Keber in Louis Pauli6; k drus.
st. 10. Konrad JegliG, Martin
Majdic, John Kotar in John Ger
neka; k drus. st. IA, Ant. Maut
in Frank Gasner; k druS. ST. l6,
Anton Kisor, Rudolf BlaSic in
Frank Krenker; k druS. st. Is,
Frank Razborsek in Atnon Urn
k drus. st. 10. Josef Schaller, Va
lentin Tavcer. Anton Schumak,
Frank Rosec. Jerry Drink, John
Strmsek in Frank MlekuS.
Prestopli Giani in clanice:
Cd dr.. st. l. k dr.. st. a., John
Bregar in k DIR. st. 9. Karl in
Mary Bisiak. - Cd DR.. st. 3. k
DIR. ST. 6. Jakob Kuplen, John
Eager, Jakob Picker, Anton Ia
ger, John Kuplen, Josef Lipov-
SEX. Martin KOzuh, John Pickler,
John Jencic, FIR. in Anton Moe
nix. - Cd dr.. 81. s. X DIR. 81. 9.
NikoIai Beber in k DIR. st. 10.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

njen ma kolinih. Ribin je vstal,
lovil solncni zarek ma papirju, XII
Sc je prikradel V koco skozi spra-
MO ma strehi, potem pa dale Gi-
tai pregibajoc ustni Jakop je ma
s%lonjen ma rob klopi klece cital.
Matt JIG opazila, da Sofia cuti
NTH zeljo 20 resniGni besedi, MEN
obraz je razsvetlil sladak nasmeh.
OpreznO je sla v kot koce in sedla (;
Sofia jo je objela "a ramO in mol
ce o%pazovala.
Ujec Mihajlo, IA kmete mas
zmerjajo! - je poglglasno dejal
Jakop. Ribin sc ie obrnil in smeje
odgovoril:
IL ljubeznivosti Kdor liu-
bi pa reel karkoli, ne zali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
MATT.
Socialen roman v dveh delhi.
Spisal Maxim Gorkij.

- Da, - je tho odgovorila
Sofia. - Nikoli Sc nisem videla
takega obraza . kakOr mucenik!
Pojdiva tia, rada bijih gledala e.
- Ne srdite Sc mad MIN, ker .ie
surov je tho prosila matt.
Sofia sc je nasmehnila.
Ko sta dospeli do vrat, je Igna-
eli vzravnal glavo, ozrl sc mamie,
segel s prsti v kodrave lase in Sc
zopet sklonil mad 6asopis, razgr-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Izkljuceni clani in clanice :
st. IL. v Breezy Hill, Kans.

i've .ASSS 1890 AkoAo-
Preds. FIR. Kozole, Breezy Hill Sta,
Mulberry, Hans. Ratunov.: Rochus Go.
dina, II. Il. ., Mulberry. Kans. Blag.
John zordani, Breezy Hill sta, Mul.
berry Kans.
st. IL. v Cherokee, Kans.
PredS.: Tom. Coiik, b. 2l, Cherokee
kans. Racunov.: John Beranich, X. ..
box %, Cherokee, Kans. Blag.: Andrea
Mcdvcd, Cherokee. Hans.
st. 10. v Adamson. Okla.
Prcds.: Jos. C%ertalit. Adamson. Okla.
Raeunov.: Rudolf Jeglit, b. pa, Adam.
son, Okla. Blag.: Anton kristan, A
damson. Okla.
st. Ii. v Maynard, o.
Prcds. Ant. skoberne, b. Sc, Maynard
o. Ra6unov.: Leo. Bregar. b. 40, May
nard, o. Blag.: Josef Mihenc, b. 20
Maynard. Ohio.
st. Is. v Pittsburg, Kans.
Preds.: John Bettega, Pittsburg, Kas.
RaGunov.: Ant. Dellascga. b.. 4S3, From
tenac, Kans. Blag.: Givani Valentini
(%stanuie -
st. 16. V Franklin, Kans.
Preds. John Eager, box ;, Franklin
Kans. Ra5unv.; Vine. Esgorsek, Frank
lin, Hans. Balg.: Ant. Kosir (stanuice)
st. II. v Carney, Iowa.
Preds.: Vine. Pernat. L.. 4, +. Des
Moines, Ia. R%acunov.: Frank Galanti.
nj, 3920-s Highland Park sta, Des Moi
mes, Iowa. Blag.: Louis Blasnik: Car
ney, Iowa.
st. 1S. v Winter Quarters, Utah.
Preds.: John Reven (stanuje p Ra-
cunov.: Roman Schumcr, b. -. Winter
Quarters, Utah. Blag.: Frank Kastclic,
WinterNuarters, Utah.
st. 10. ' Black Diamond, Wash.
Preds.: FIR. Kucher, b. coo, Black Dia-
mond, Wash. RaGunov.: Jack Schaller.
b. "a, Black Diamond, Wash. Blag.:
Anton krawagna, b.. $40, Black Dia.
mond, Wash.
st. 20. Ely, Mimi.
Preds.: Jernci Janezit, box 39S, Ely,
Mimi. RaGunv.: John Podboj, box g9l.
Ely, MINI. Blag.: Domin. Mestnik, Ely,
MINI.
st. 81. Witt, Ill.
Prcis.: Louis Schumak, Box BIS.
Witt, III. R~aGunovodia: Jakob Rre.
CANT, Box 5l2, Witt. III. Blag.: Anton
llauptman. Box 29j, Witt, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

Peter Jenko. - Cd DIR. st. 10. k
DIR. 81. Is. John HermauS. - Cd
DIR. st. II. And. Kastelas in kijet
kOnstanj.
Suspendirani CLAM in clanice:
Pri DIR. st. ,. Angelo in Terc-
zija Brentari. John in Ana Ba-
liant. Peter in Terezija Gosch. -
Pri Dir. ST. I. Mihael in Terezija
PreleSnik. Josef in Ant. IIribar,
Mihael in Salveta Wcnccl. - Pri
DIR. st. 6. Moritz Wiser. - Pri DIR.
st. Z. Josef in u. HOOK. - Pri DIR.
ST. 10. Ant. Fertile. Josef Erkar.
lzidor kral in .Jakob KoSmatin,
Pavel Nermut. - Pri DIR. st. II.
Peter Partel. Stefan Arb. John
Erzen, John HOFFMAN in Frank
Danicek. - l'ri DIR. Il. l6. Fr.
Jamnik.
~Izkljuceni clani in clanice:
Phi Dir. ~. g. leo Partel. pri Dir.
st. Z. Anton in TcreZiia Sustar-
Sic. Prostovolno odstopi. oil DIR.
ST. $. Frank in Magdalena Tavcr-
marc. cd Dir. 1t. 21. Karl Sinko-
e
Umrli clan:
Hans. John Ianer, cert. 81. 1899,
umrl I. sept. t. l.. Y s~tarosti 33
LET. uZrok smrti ubit V row.
John Cerne, gl. tai.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. GluStvo
5AYStr. SIOvenSkO
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
Ustanovljeno
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.

SedeZ: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
P%redsednik: MARTIN 0BERzAN, Box ~, Mineral, Kans.
%Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, W. Mineral, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box A, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245. Mulberry, Kans.
zapsnikar: LOUIS ~BREZNIKAR, L, Box 3s, Frontenac, kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 42, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAkAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERZEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box Al.
Sprejemna pristojbina Cd l6. do 40. lea znaSa samo eden
Dollar. VS.; dopisi Sc maj blagovolijo poSiljati, 81 tajniku.
Use denarne poSiljatve pa 81 blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

lijeve besede so zbujale ma njiho-
viii obrazih cuden. oster posmeh.
V MEM nj bilo soGutja z bolni-
kOm 49,.
NagnivSi Sc k Sofji .ie matt tho
vpraSala:
Ali govori resnico?
Sofia je odgovorila ma glas:
Da, TO .je resnica, o darilu
Je piSalo casopisje zgodilo Sc
.je V Moskvi
In kazcn ga nj doletela 49,
jc zamolklo dejal Ribin. - A ka-
zen ma je pristojala -. Med liud-
stvo bi ga bill moral peljati in
ma drobne kosce raztrgati in ME
govo prokleto meso NreGi psom e.
Sodnji dan bo. ko vstane ljudstvo.
Mnogo krvi prelije, da zmiie kri-
vice Ia kri je njegova kri, IL
njegovih I'll .je iznesana, ljudstvo
je njen lastnik.
Hladno je' - je dejal boil
mix.
Jakop mu je pomagal in ga
peljal k ognju.
Grmada je gorela enakomerno.
zarko in brezizrazne sence so ire
petalc okolo ME zacudeno opazu-
JOS veselo igro ognja. Savelii ie
sedel ma PAM in fztegnil svoje
prosoJnc, suhe roke prot ognju.
Rlbln j. pokimal ma niegovo stran
in deial Sofji;
Ostrejse ic to cd knjig, To
je treba vedctii &c odtrga
stroj delavcu roko. ali zee ga ubi-
Je. pravijo. da .je sam kriv syoje
nesrece. &c pa izsesajo cloveku
kri in ga vrzejo proc kot mrhovi-
no "a to hi nobenega pojas-
Mia. Nsak unor razumcm "a
To tr%pincenje "a zahavo mi je ne
razumlJlvo! In 2aka.j trpin-
ciJo Ijudstvo. zakaj muGiio mas
vse? Ia zabavo. IA Svoje veselie.
"a prijetno z~ivljenje. da 81 kupu-
jejo IA ljudsko kri pevke, konie,
srebrne noze, zlato posodo ....
dragc igrace otrokom. Tt dejal.
delaj wee, a JAZZ 81 nakopl.jem S
tvojim delom denarja in podarim
sroJi ljubici zlato nocno posodo.
Matt Je posluSala, gledala in
pred MO sc jc V tent Sc enkrat
posvetila pot Pavla in vseh. Xxi
so sli 4 Min.
20 koncani vcGerji so polcgli
vSi okolo grmade, pred mimi ie
gorel ogenj i'll urno poziral les,
IA IA mimi jc visrla tcma. Zakri-
vaJoca gozd in ncbo BOlnik
je Siroko odprl oGi, pogledal ma
ogenl. pokaSljeval vseeno in Sc
trcsel pc vsem zivotu. kakor da
bi Sc trgali Y ~njegovih prsih zad-
MI ostanki zivljcnia. z~apuSGajoG
Suho, cd bolezui izzeto telo. Blesk
ognJa jc trepetal ma njcgovem OBJ
llGju. he da hi ozivlial mrtvO kozo.
lie oti bolnikove 50 gorele s ST.
MIN. ugasajocim plamcnom.
- B0ljSe bo. Saveli. da odideS
vkoto? - je dejal Jakop.
Ccmu? - ie odgovoril hol-
mix ; tczavo. - tn ostancm
dolgo me itak ne no med ljudmi.
Ozrl Sc je 20 vSeh in potcm
smchIjajc nadaljeval
- Prijetno mi je med vami
glcdam vas pa 81 mislim - morda
ii m%aStujeio one. XII so nam jih
ugrabili
Mice mu hi odgOvoril: sklo-
nivSi glavo onemoglo ma prsi je
kmalu zadremal. Ribin ga je po-
gledal in tho dejal:
X nam priha.ja. sedi tn in
pripoveduje zmerom emo O
krivicl mad clovekom. TIE krivice
je polna njegova duSa. kakor da
hi mu bill Z MO izbili oci in da
mccSar drugega veG ne vidi.
kaJ pa maj hi Sc videl? -
j. zamiSljeno dejala matt. - &c
81 ma tisoce ljudi dan IA dnevom
uhiJa Z delom IA 10. da gospoda
troSI denar "a svojc muhc ali
TO ne zadoScae
Dolgocasno ga je posluSati
- H. lninl tiLA Inu.-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

udiludItS III Ntc cioNch W
pac nj!
Pc njegovem preprostem, iskre-
mem obrazu je zdrknila senca ne
zadovoljstva.
- Ma, podji sem, zlezi V mojo
kozo . pa bono videli, ko 81 q.
dobrijan!
- Legla bonn - je tho deja-
la matt Sofji. - Utrujena nisem
proved, a v CLAW Sc mi writ cd tega
duha. In VII
- Necem.
Matt sc je iztegnila pc klopi in
Zadremala. Sofia JIG sedela poleg
ME in opazovala citajoce, in ce je
osa ali cmrlj zabrencal mad mate
rinim obrazom, ga je odpodila.
Matt Sc videla 2 napol zatisnjeni-
mi oGmi i'll Sofjina skrbnost il je
bila pc godu.
Potem jc p~ristopil Ribin in "a
Scptal:
- Ali spi.
- Da.
Obmolkil je. pozorno gledal
materin obraz in vzdihnil:
- Prva je nemara, Xxi je Sla "a
simon po njegovi poti prva.
- Ne motimo je. pojdimo, -
.je predlagala Sofia.
- Da, mi moramo ma delo e.
Rad hi Sc ST. razgovoril. ali IA to
no cas- zveGer. Pojdimo otroci .
OdSli so vsi trije ostavivSi Sofio
V koGi. A matt 81 j. mislila;
- Hvala Bogu sprijaznila
sta $ e In mirno jc zaspala ma
opojncm gozdncm zrakuL
VI.
Ivecer so priSli smolarji. vsi
STRIFE zadovoljni. da je konec della.
Min GLASGOW so 2budili mater in
zehajoc jc stopila IL koce.
- vi ste delali. IL JAZZ sem spa
la kakor gospa! je dejala pri-
.jazno.
- Me cato. OdpuSGeno ii DO.
- ic odgovoril Ribin. Mirnejsi je
bill, utrujenost ie ublazila njegovo
razburjenje.
- lgnacij. - je dejal - po-
skrbi IA Gaj 20 yrsti gospodi-
njlnmo danes mas napo.ji i'll
nakrmi lgnacij 49,.
- Nocoj hi rad odstopil svoje
mesto! - je pripomnil Ignacij in
NASAL dracje i'll zaganje ma kup.
- COST so vaem dobro doSli,
- j. dejal Jefim in sedel poleg
Sofije.
- PomagaI ii bonn - .ic tho
drjal Jakop in odScI Y koco. Pri-
ncscI jc hlcb kruha in ga zaGel re
kosc, XII Jill jc razlozil pc prtu.
- Cui, - je tho vzkliknil Je-
finn. - H. kaSlja
Ribin jr posluSal in priklimal;
Da. j. Ze tn
ObrniySi 81 k Sofii il .ie razlo-
I'll:
Takoj pride prica Pc
mestih hi "a vodil, pc trgih raz-
poStavljal. da ga ljudStvo poslu-
Sa Xmcrom emo gnvori. ali
To moraio SliSati vsi
TiSina in mrak sta st zgostila.
GLASGOW 80 zvcneli mecje. Sofia in
matt sta opazovali kmetc - vsi so
So prcgibali poGaSno. tezko. nckan
oprezno.
" gozda .ir >topiI ma ravnico
viSok. trSat cloyek pocaSi .je sto-
pal opirajr Sc ma palico. in slisalo
Sc je n~jcgovo hropenjc.
Tn jc Savclii - jc vzkliknil
Jakop.
- Tukaj sem - jc deial Glo-
vek. obstal i'll zakaSl.jal.
Ogrnjcn j. bill Z dolgim. do pet
segajocim plaScem, izpod okroglc-
ga. pomcGkanega klobuka so V
vlaznih Strakljih viseli rumenka-
sti, ravni lasje. Svetla bradica jc
rasla ma njcgovcm zoltem. koSce-
mem obrazu, usta .je incl napol
odprta. oti. globoko pogreznjene
pod cello. so mrzliCnO zarcle IL
temnih vdrtin.
Ko ga .ie Ribim >cznamil : Sofjo.
10 Jc vpraSal
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Je upognil kolena, kakor da hi Sc
bal, da Sc zlomijo, in otrl 81 .je
potno cello. Njegoi lasje so bill
subj, mrtvi.
Grmada je vzplamenela. vse
okrog Je zatrepetalO in Sc zaziba-
10, opalJene sence so plano bezale
goZd in mad ognjem je sijal
okro4li Ignacijev obraz Z zabuhli-
mi lici. Ogenj je ugasnil. ZadiSalo
Je pc dimu, tihota in megla sta Sc
zgostili ma ravnici, prezeG in po-
s~luSajoc hropece besede bolni-
kove.
- Ali ljudstvu Sc lahko
koristim, kot prica zlodejstev .
Poglejte me -. Osemindvajset let
sem star, pa umiram. A pred
desetimi lett sem brez tezave DO
lozil Ma pleGa pc dvanajst pu-
dov S takim zdravjem. sem 81
mislil. hos hodil Sc sedemdeset let
do pokopalisca, pa sem Sc spotak-
mi Dcset let sem Sc prezivel
/ II zdaj ne morcm wee. Okradli
so me gospodarji. Stirideset let
~zivljenja so mi uropali. ugrabi-
Ii Stirideset let
To je njegova pesen! - je
zamolklo dejal Ribin.
Ogenj je zopct zaplapolal. sill
neJSe i'll boil jarko; n so Sc
umikale V gozd in Sc spet plazile
k ognJu in %trepetale okrog MEGA
V ncmem. zlobnem plesu. Ma
ognju j. treskalo vlazno vejevje.
LlstJc ma drevju je Sepetalo. SUI
melo. vznemirjeno cd r~azgretega
zraka. Veseli. zivi. zolti in rdeci
jerk iso Sc igrali in obiernali,
vzpcnjali Sc kviSku, Seiali iskre:
goreti listi so lctali pc zraku. a
zvezdc ma nebu So So vabliivo
Smejalc iskram
To hi moja pesen ma IL
socc lJudi jo prepeva ne da bi
razumeli MEN zdravilni nauk IA
ne>reGno ijudstyo koliko cd
della izmutenih i'll pohabljenih lju-
di molce umira cd gladu Kri-
elmo. bratje. kricimo! - Zakas-
llal j. i'll Sc tresel pc vsem zivotu.
- /akajo - je deial Jefim. -
Mole gorjr .je moia stvar Tt
glej moio radost .
Ne mott ga! - ie svetoval
Ribin.
Sal 81 sam dcial. da Sc Z brit
kostjo nj bahati, - j. mrko pri-
pomnil Jefim
tn gre Ia ~sploSno. Skupno
gorjr. i'll ne IN osebno! - ic dejal
Ribin prcpricevalno. Clovek je
premrnil globoGino in Sc potap-
liza pa kriGi liudrm - ne ho-
dite tod! 49,.
Jakop jc poStaviI ma MILO We
drcf kvasu. (kvaS imenujc.io ma
Ruskem zelo priljublieno. pivu
Podobmo. domaro pijaGo.( vrgel
vanj Sop luka in dcjal bolniku:
Poidi sem. Savelj. takoi ii
prlneSem mleka e.
Savelj .ie odkimal Z glavo. IL ia
kop ga je prijel pod pazduho in
ga pclial k mizi.
Cutie. ic klicala Sofia Rib
mn tho in otitajoJ, - 2akai Sc
"a poklicali NSako minnie lahko
umrc
Lahko, - je pritrdil Ribin
Maj umrn med Ii ;dmi Or. laz-
j. mu je kot Samemu \ Sedaj
maj govori III prazcn mic .lc
oh zivljenje maj potrpi Sc n"
voljo liudi Take j.,
V zabavo VAN ic to, ic
vzkliknila Sofia.
Ribin 10 je pogledal IN mracno
odgovoTil.
Gospoda Sc j, rad vala. ko
jr kriStmS ha krizu zdihoval. a
mi 81 cd clovcka ucimo in hoGcmo.
la st tudi vi nauCite cd NIGGA
Matt .ie plaSno privzdignila obrvi
IN dcjala:
Ia MILO jc lzprcgovoril bolnik:
u delom uniGujejo ljudi
zakaj Iivljenjc krade.io Glove
ku zakaj. pravim? GoSpodar -
%inNarni \nfnHnun Snn izn11hil
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
WINNER OF "HOPE" MATCH
GETS GO WITH JEANETTE

NEW YORK. July 1s-Tom Kennedy.
handsomest of our white hopes" and
Bomhardier Wells, equally as handsome
meet tonight in Madison Square Garden.
Both are dead anxious to win
Reason Billy Gibson, who occupies a
pedestal all by himself as the most pop
ular fight promoter this city has ever
known, has promised the winner OF the
mill ID bout with Joe Jeanette, the dark
skinned heavyweight gladiator. who is
making Champion Jack Johnson retrace
his steps farthest West
Gibson's promise means that the win
ner OF this bout may ultimately land a
match with Johnson and a chance at the
worlds title Jeanette is the barrier
aspiring heaVies must overcome in order
to prove their efficiency But not one
has been able to surmount this obstacle
and for that reason Jeanette has been
compelled TO remain idle most of the time.
Wells is confident that he can beat ken
needy He insinuated much yesterday
when he tcld Gibson that he might as
well GO ahead and make ARA ngements
for the bout with Jeanette
Wells is not discouraged by his defeat
10y Palzer He says he viii be much
stronger and faster against Kennedy as
he has conditioned himself 10 60 the route
at dazzling speed,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
BIC POSITION
FOR SULLIVAN

STOCKHOLM, July 1S.-The Swed-
lsh capital which for over a fortnight
has been the center OF the worlds ath-
letic interest was nearly deserted by
the international opponents of Drawn
today and by the thousands OF visiting
tourists who came here on account of
the games
Rowing events in the Olympic re-
gatta. in which no Americans were en-
tered were the only numbers on to-
days program. 1t is likely than the
fifth renewal of the Olympic games,
which has Just come to a close, will
be the last engineered by the Inter
national Olympic committee The In
ternational Sports association, which
has been formed. with representatives
of seventeen countries, will suppIant
the international committee in author
ity. The presidency has been offered
to James E. Sullivan. United States
commissioner to the Stockholm Olym-
pic games But the American athletic
sport is reluctant to accept. In fact.
he has given negative answer, but he
is still being urged to consent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
WESTERN OPEN GOLF
MEET OPENS AUGUST 20

CHICAGO July 1S.-Announcement
was made today that the Western open
championship, open to amateurs and
professionals throughout the world. will
be played on the course of the Idle
Wild Country club. Flossmoor, Wednes-
day and Thursday, August % and %.
There will be five prizes offered. The
first will be $500, second 5000, third
800, fourth $75 and fifth $50.
gold medal will be awarded the
player making the lowest total score.
The competition will be 70 holes medal
play, S6 holes to be played on Wed
nesday and the remaining SO holes on
Thursday. special prize will be
awarded the player making the lowest
score for any round of Is holes during
the competition. An amateur winning
any of the prizes viii also come in for
an appropriate medal. Entries for the
tournament close August %. Privileges
of the course viii be extended to all
contestants for one week prior to the
tournament
"Crick" Evans Warren Wood. Ned
Sawyer and other local experts will
contest among the amateurs.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-18
NINE YEAR. OLD MARE
MAKES DEBUT AND WINS

KALAMAZOO, MICH. July IS
Esther X. a nine year-old mare, who
made her debut in the grand circuit
this year, won the $4,000 paper mill
stake for 9:l1 class trotters here. The
crowd that Witnessed the event was the
largest ever attending race meet here
Baden. who was generally thought TO
be the best OF the lot. made poor
showing Esther W lost only one heat
Bergen, driven by Geers made a re-
ma rkable dash on the home stretch,
winning the first heat. with Marigold.
Oakdale and The Wanderer all racing
some ahead OF Esther w.
In the second heat Oalldale followed
Esther w. by a length az the wire
beating Marigold by nose for second
place. Esther W. had no difficulty in
taking the third heat but the fourth
was a close contest
The three heats OF the . IS pace
never varied Chimes Han Major
Odel. Bessie Bee and Jessie Direct FIN
ished in the same order in each heat
Although Beth Clark was the favor
lite in the 2:22 trot she VAS defeated
by Warner Hall in the I'VE heats II
was in the second heat. won by Beth
Clark. that she was driven a mile in
:05 ga. the fastest time made on the
Kalamazoo track SO far This season.
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CRACKERS TAKING
ANOTHER DAY OFF

NEW ORLEANS. July 1S.-The
Crackers had another day of rest on
their hands. And they were not keen
for it. either, as they are fighting mad
to get back into harness and trounce
the Pelicans. The three defeats at the
hands of the Gulls still sting, and
Hemphill and his warriors are out for
revenge, no matter who may be the op-
ponent.
Atlanta has an extra game to play
here, and it was thought that as today
was an off one in the schedule, it would
be played this afternoon; but Charley
Frank decided to tplay it some other
time.
Tomorrow the teams will hook up,
with Tommy Atkins on the mound for
the Crackers. Swami is slated to per-
form for the home aggregation.
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TOMMY BURNS MAY TIE
UP IN GO WITH FL YNN

CHICAGO, July IS There is q lileli-
hood of Jim Flynn and Tommy Burns
coming together in a 20-round encounter
out West Word came to Jack Curley
today that Jimmy Coffroth is planning
such "A match for Admission day. Septem-
Der 9. and that he is now negotiating with
the former heavyweight champion COT
froth seems inclined TO believe that such
contest would draw a big gate II
should, for Flynns showing against John
son and Burns fourteen round fight with
the champion make them an evenly
matched pair
Flynn is due To arrive here from his
home In Pueblo today and he and Man
ager Curley win talk over their plans
Curley is inclined to take his charge to
New York. where they can engag e in a
few contests and then make a trip abroad
Jack saws he believes that trip through
England and France would give them
plenty of work and then jump to Aus
tralia would follow
Flynn is aching for return battle with
Jack Johnson and " ls learned that Cur
lev IL making q desperate attempt to get
Jack IN the ring again, either in Frisco
or New York.
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YANKEE JOCKEYS ARE
RIDING WELL ABROAD

LONDON. July 1S.-Word has been
received from Vienna that the Ameri
can Jockeys, Miles. Dugan and Shaw,
are riding with considerable distinc-
ton on the courses OF the dual mon
arChy
one of the notable classics in which
the trio participated recently was the
Austrian derby run at Vienna. Danny
Maher made the trip from England and
rode the favorite. In a hotly contested
race the leading four horses crossed
the magic line necks apart Maher.
with whom IT has become second ma
ture winning derbys finished third His
mount was slightly interfered with.
Barring this mishap, he would have
passed the judges stand in front it is
ga i'd
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By Percy H. Whiting.

r NDER clouds that lowered
threateningly and gave prom
Use of putting, at any old
time. a cloud burst finish 10 the
festivities. a good field of golfers
got away this morning in the sec
ond annual invitation tournament ,
of the Atlanta Athletic club.
For three days the cream of
Southern golfers will hammer ex-
pensives little bits of rubber balls
around the illimitable geography Of
DeKalb county for the good Of their
health. the glory of their clubs and,
incidentally, to garner some of the
respondent silverware offered for
the purpose by the Atlanta club.
Perhaps the most impressive fea
ture of the affair is the tremendous
entry Of Atlanta golfers. More than
so players of the A A. G. will take
part in the event, which is un-
doubtedly the largest entry of real
golfers that was ever made by any
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TO SEE IF ATHLETICS
MIX WITH PRESIDENCY

MONTGOMERY. ALA, July IS
Whether baseball and football can mix
well with the duties OF the president of a
college are among the things that will he
Investigated by a special committee of the
state normal school board that expects
to proceed 10 Moundville Ala, tomorrow
or Saturday.
The committee was appointed by Gov
ernor O'Neal to look into charges pre-
ferred against Professor r. r. Smith. Of
the Moundville Normal school The prn-
cipa allegations are neglect of duty in
that the president devotes too much of
his time to football and baseball The
committee is composed of John b. Weak
ley. Of Birmingham. chairman. w w
Lavender, of Centerville, and r. 3 Evins
OF Greensboro
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MCCARTHY BROUGHT TO
SHORE BY LIFE GUARDS

WILDWOOD N J., July 1S.-Luther
Mccarthy. the Springfield. Mo. white
hope, who is here training for. his ap-
preaching bout with AL Palzer, had a
narrow escape from death YESTERDAY
when he became exhausted while in
bathing. He was rescued by life guards
and was unconscious when brought to
shore. 1t required severe measures to
bring him ashore 1t is possible that
McCarthy's manager may ask for a,
postponement Of the bout