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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
RED S0X WAKE UP
Chase the Detroit Tigers to
Their Jungle, II to 4.
CHAMPIONS BAD LUCK
Larry Gardner Breaks Finger and
Will Be Out of Game Rest
of the Season.

DETROIT, Mich, September 81
Boston hit Willett freely today. and
Detrolt gave a ragged fielding exhibit
ton. The new champions won, II to A.
Larry Gardner, third baseman for Bos-
ton broke the little finger Of his right
hand trying to stab grounder from
Bush In the eighth inning. Manager
Stahl said tonight that Gardner would
be out the remainder OF the season,
but would play in the worlds series
Cobb's injured knee caused him to re-
tire in the eighth inning. The feat
ures Of the game were home runs by
Speaker and Crawford inside the park
This has been accomplished but once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
GALLAGHER WINS.

At the Royal billiard parlor last night
Thomas ]. Gallagher and James Z. Ma
lone played a three-cushion carom ex-
hibition game Of fifty points. In a con-
test that was replete with billiard shots
Gallagher won by points. Malone made
the best run. Z. Gallagher's high run was
5. Both of the contestants are natives of
Cleveland, Ohio, but they had never be-
fore. opposed each other. Malone will
practice with Frank Sherman preparatory
to the latter's match with De Orc for the
pocket billiard championship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
MAPS GOING WELL.
Defeat New Yorks in Hard Ten.
Inning Battle, 5 to 4.

CLEVELAND, September 21.-Cleve-
land defeated New York in ten innings
today, to 4. Bremen. a Wisconsin State
League recruit. pitched good ball, errors
being responsible for all of New York 8
runs. Cleveland won in the tenth inning
on doubles by Chapman and Turner and
q passed ball. Score:
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Half-Mile Well Run.

The second event, the half-mile run,
proved to be one of the best races OF the
day. RIP" Stecker was generally picked
to win it, and when he took the lead at
the crack of the starters pistol It look
ed as If it was all over but the shouting.
At the three-quarter mark the field be-
gan to close up, but he was again able to
shake them off. Just when it appeared
he would win, Charles A. Rogers Of the
Cross Country Club. by a well timed and
unexpected squirt, passed the flying lead.
er and won by a few feet Stecker SEEM
ed to be as much surprised as the spec
tators, as It was beautiful piece or
work, and Rogers at the time looked to DO
'.all in"
In the mile run. Groome and Stents
had very little trouble in taking second
and third places. respectively. Horne, the
winner, taking the lead at the start and
never being headed The time, 5.Q Is.
was unusually poor for a championship
meet.
In the 22O-yard dash young Ryder OF
the Washington club again showed up
well, he taking third place from Henry
J. Brockman. Patterson. the winner or
the century dash, proved to be an easy
victor. Ryder pushed him for the best
half of the race, but could not keep up
the fast pace set and dropped back. He
had no trouble in standing the others on.
however, and his today's performances
indicate that in him the Washington Atm
Ietic Association has picked up oia-
mond i'm the rough.
The 22O-yard hurdles was won by Paul
J. Blackstone, another w ashlngton BOY.
Blackstone led the field home in the
final heat. after having run one OF the
best races of his career. He is former
scholastic champion, and has represented
Central High School for the past few
years.
But two Washington men started In the
two-mile run, and both Of those quit be.
fore the finish was reached. as Elphin-
stone cut out a fast pace at the start and
never wavered.
The uuarter-mile dash was another
event which furnished a thrill for the
spectators, J. B. Brown OF the local Cross
Country Club team. turning defeat into
victory at the very finish line. Up until
that time "Reddy' Young and John Ma
honey Of the Washington Athletic Associ-
alton appeared to have things pretty
much their own way. Mahoney jumped
into the lead at the start and lead until
the stretch was reached, when Young. his
passed him and looked to have
the race won. He had not figured on
Brown, who makes a speciality OF doing
CONTINUED on Third RaxA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
EASY FOR BROOKLYN.
Nap Rucker and Teammates Blank
the st. Louis Cardinals.

BFook1-NN. y. y, Scptembcr I'll
BROOKLYN walked away from st. Louis to-
dav. L 20 ~ Eucker pitched sensational
ball, striking ont eleven men, ard allow
ing only seven hits, all scattered III,
also placed three hits to his credit.
SteugeI. tho new BROOKLYN outfelder. kept
up his sensational hitting by making the
longest drive OF the season over the right
field fence. in his first time up. Daubert
tripled III the eighth with the bases full.
Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22

SLUG THE BALL.
Boston Nationals Smother Cincinnati
With Their War Clubs,

BOSTON, September 2l.-BoSton easily
defeated Cincinnati today, batting Fromme
out of the box in the second inning and
hitting McGraynor at WILL Donnelly let
down in the ninth inning. allowing three
hits. Cincinnati scoring two runs. The
score:
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Totals. SO 10 30 70 D Totals. 30 rs II .
Zone out in tenth when winning run scored.
Cleveland. ......... o .
New York. o o. If
Runs scored-Johnson. Chapman. Turner. Hen
dirk, Graney. Chase, Lelivelt. WarhOp ca. Two
base hits-Chapman C2). Turner. Three-base hits
jackson Lafyelt Sacrifice hits-Chapman.
Adams, Midkin. Stolen bases-Lajoie Mcmillan
~, Douple play-Chapman. IAjoie and Johnston.
Pitching record-Ten hits Off WARRIOR in innings
(none out in tenth. First base bals-Of
Bremen. 5; off Warhop, 2. Struck out-By War.
hop 8: by Bremen 1: by Caldwell. !. PASSED.
ball-Wilams. First base on errors-Cleyeland
/; New York. 5. Left ON bases-Cleveland. q:
New York, ). Umpres-Messrs. Connolly and
Hart. Time of game-1 hour and % minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGuE

At Batimora-First game, Providence 3; G. .:
Baltimore, L. 5, o. Second game. Providence 8
., =; Baltimore. B. ., / tcalled; darkness,
At Toronto-First game. Rochester, g. a. o.
Toronto. 3, s, 3. Second game, Rochester, 4 70
/; Toronto, l. 3, called by azreemenu.
At Jersey City-First game. Newark. 4, 10, O.
Jersey City. 8, s. 3. Second game, Newark, f.
s. o; Jersey City. 5. 6, ..
At Montreal-First game. Buffalo. 1, q. 0: Mon
treaI. 2. d, i. Second game-Buffalo, g. IL, 2;
Montreal. I, !, 2 called; darkness).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
First Foot Ball Games.

Carlisle Indian School, ~; Albright Col
lege. ..
University of Maine, IS; Fort McKin-
, ley. o.
Rhode Island State College. Z; Massa-
chusetts Agricultural College. 0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
OUT Of LAST PLACE
Browns Beat Athletics and
Shove Yankees Into Cellar.
ALSO HELP THE NATIONAL S
Champions Batted Best, But Lost
the Game on Their
Errors.

ST. LOUIS. September 21.-St. Louis,
by timely hitting and aided by errors.
won from Philadelphia today, to 8.
Today's victory for the locals and New
Iork's defeat by Cleveland enabled st.
Louis to climb out Of last place in the
league standing. Score:
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Runs scored = Hooper, Yerkes. Speaker (S).
Lewis. Gardner, Engle. Krug t2l, Collins. Cor
ridon. Crawford, Veach, Il. Onslow. Two-base
hit. Onslow. Phree-hase hit-Crawford.
Home runs-Speaker. Crawford. Stolen bases
Hooper. krug. Double play-Bush to Louden to
+. Onslow. Left on bases-Boston. Z: Detroit.
5. First base balls-Cpllins, 1; Willett, ).
First base on errors-Boston, 2: Detroit. 1.
Struck out-By Collins, 4: by Willett, 2. Wild
pitch-Wllett. Umpires-Messrs. OLoughlin
and McGreevy. Time Of game hour and %
minutes.
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Totals. 81 GA 1 Totals. q Z q II
Ran for Meyers in 7th.
Pittsburgh o O O o o.
New York. ....... 0 D U x:
Runs scored-wagner, Murray (2). First base
on error-New York. Two-base hft-Butler.
Three base ht-Doyle Home run--Murray. Sac
riice hit-Fletchpr. Sacrifice fy-Shafer. Stolen
bases-Wagner t2). Left on bases-New York D;
Pittsburgh 4. Base on balls,Of CamnitZ. Struck
out-By Tesrcau, 4: by Camnitz, 4. Hit by
pitcher-By Camntz FLETCHER: by Tesreau
Carey. Umpires-Messrs. KLEIN and Orth. Time,
Of game-1 hour and 26 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-09-22
Totals. 81 1911 o Totals. 33 92415 4
sRatted for Crahb In ninth

. I U Totals. a 10 4
Stated for Crabb In ninth.
Philadelphia. ........ 0 9 o O-S
st. Louis. ........... o 0 2 O "A
Runs scored-Williams. Hogan, Pratt Baum
gardner. E. Murphy, Magsert, McInnis. Two
base hits-Walsh. Austin, Collins. Sacrifice
hits = Miller, Crabb, Shotten. Double plays
Collins, Barry and McInnis; Pratt and Miller;
Walsh and Barry. Stolen base-Shotten. Hit
by pitcher-By Crabb tShotten,. Bases on balls
on .Baumgardner 8; OFF Crabb a. Struck
out-By Baumgardner, 8; by Crabb ). Left on
aiessrs- Dineen and O'Brien. Time OF game
hours.
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Two Washington Men Make Records

Two Washington men registered new
records in field events, while Elphinstone.
the sterling distance man Of the Balti-
more Cross Country Club, lowered the
mark for the two-mile run.
Harry Weidmann cleared II feet 8 inches
in the pole vault, thereby SCATTERING the
record set by Jack Sterrett several years
ago. Weidmann did some mighty fine work
in the vault, and the ease with which he
accomplished the new record promises
that he will set an even higher mark be-
fore long.
Kersberg was the other Washington
man to accomplish record. He broke the
mark in the hammer throw, even though
he was not in any kind of condition.
Elphinstone ran the two miles SO well
that he lowered the mark for that event
by eighteen seconds. The Baltimore man
did some mighty classy work in the race
and won as he pleased.
The track was a little heavy and tho
time made j.: the various races was not
what it would have been under other
conditions. The competition was good.
however. and the finishes in several OF
the races Were very close.
lhe time for the 100-yard dash was fair.
and the Washington Athletic Association
looked to have an excellent chance OF
finals Jimmie" Patterson, the Cni-
versity of Pennsylvania lad. proved to be
too much for them and won rather
easily. Ira Z. Ryder being the Capital
City athlete to place. The time for the
finals was 1868 seconds, Ryder having
won the first heat in one-fifth Of Sec
ond faster.
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Batted for Perritt in ninth inning
81 Louis ...-....... y % ~ % ~ q q O. q
Brooklyn ....-...... :; d = U U q u x-I2
Euns-doTap. Cutshaw. Stengel O.. Daubert
hrkpatrick e. Fisher. o.. Miller ~. Rucker
60 Left on bases-S>;. Louis, .: Brooklyn. 5.
INobase hits-liucker, Evans, Miller. Wheat.
Ihree- base hii-Daubcft. Home run-Stengel.
Sacrince hit-Iiauscr. First base on error-St.
Louis Stolen baSts-Moran CGtshaw Miller
Eases on bails-Od Rucker. .; Off Geyer. =: of
Ptrritt . Struck out-By Rucker IL; by
eyer. - by l'erritt. =. Hits-UH Geyer. 10 in
iahiaSs on Pcrritt. in innings. Umpires-
M"sSrs- I;iSler and Finneran Time of game
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RI IL - - loidlS ~ Id
Boston ............. o , x-l3
Cincinnati .......... 0 o =
Runs-Campbell (2). Deylin. Sweeney 90,
Titus (2), Houser t2). Maranville co. Gowdy,
Donnelly Kyle Hoblitzel Two-base hits
kirke Kyle. Mitchell. Home rin.Houser. Hits
OF Eromme, ) in . innings; off Mctiraynor. IL
in innings. Sacrifice fy-Houser. Stolen
base1owdy. Double plays-Sweeney to Houser
(2); Grant to Egan to Hoblitzell; Mitchell TO
Severoid. Left bases-Boston. 10: Cincin-
natl, IL. First base on balls-0f Donnelly. ,;
Off McGraynor, 4. First base on erTors-Boston,
Q Hit by pitcher-By McGraynor tGowdyl.
Struck out-By Fromme, L: by Donnelly. l..
Umpires-Messrs. Owen and Brennan. Time Of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO-wAsHING
St. Louis. - Philadelphia. 3
Boston. III Detroit. -. a

Cleveland. =. D New York ;. 4
Go lnningsD
NATIONAL LEAGUE,
Philadelphia. 3 Chicago. 2
Philadelphia. 5 Chicago. =. 3
Brooklyn. .I2St. Louis. :. @
New York. q Pittsburgh. IL
Boston. ....l3 Cincinnati. . 2
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WASHINGTON CLUB |.
FIRST IN MEET
Newly Formed Organization
Celebrates Debut by Win.
ming S. A. Championships.
TWO RECORDS BROKEN
BY WASHINGTON MEN
Weidmann and Kersberg Gre
ate New Marks in Pole Vault
and Hammer Throw. i
How Points Were
Scored in A. A. u. Meet
BY n. C. BYRD.

BALTIMORE. Md, September 21.-With
about the best squad of athletes which
has ever represented a Washington club
in a south Atlantic championship meet
the newly formed Washington Athletic
Association scored the most points in the
championships held here today, earning
the title of club champions for the year.
The majority OF the points tailed by the
visitors were secured in the field events,
but they counted just the same, and for the
first time in a long while the leader
ship in track and field athletics In this
section went to Washington organiza-
ton.
1t was a signal victory for the Wash
ington club. The organization under
which the athletes competed today had
resulted from combination only
week previously with the Wash
ington Cross Country Club. with
the idea of developing strong enough
squad to win the championships. The de-
sire was accomplished. because there was
hardly any DOUBT as to which body would
score the most points when it was seen
how the field events We're going.
Aside from the fact that Washington
club finished in front, there were other
features well worth considering. To show
that the competition was about as keen
as is generally the case in the south At
lantic championships. three records were
broken. Three marks which have stood
for some time were lowered in rather easy
manner.
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IUIdIS- I'd II II IOIaIs- 30 10 "a 10
'Battrd for Geyer in seventh inning.
.Hitfft.ii for l.prriff n ninth inning
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
KoLIKo JE CLoVEK STAR.

Menda nobeno v%prasanJe mo-
derne vede nj tako zanimivo ka-
kor .je vprasanje: kako dolgo re
Diva clovek ma zemlji? Ma to
v~praSanje naravno ne more zane
sliivo o%dgovoriti nobena stara pi-
sana niti tiskana kniiga. Jedina
knjiga "a uGenjake, Xxi iScejo Cd
govora ma TO v~praSanje, so zeme-
ljske plasti nazidane druga ma
drugo V million in milionfetnem
razvoju zemeljske skorje. Zemlja
sauna s svojimi neStetimi ostanki
IL pradavnih dob DO dala najza-
neslivejsi odgovor ma to ~vpraSan-
je.
NeStete novejSe najdbe okame-
min (fosilijev) ma mnogih krajih
dokazuiejo iasno o rastlinskem in
zivalskem zivljenju pred wee mi
lion lett. Tvorba ali formaciia re
meljske ~povrSine .ie preSla nestle
Wine dobe zivalskega in rastlin-
skega zivlienja. Bilioni zivih BIZ
til. Xxi so tekom milionov let pol
Mill povrSje naSe zemlje, so danes
pretvorjeni kamen, prst in dru-
&c %tvarine, katere vidimo vsak
dan. Premog n. pr. nj mic drugega
kakor listje in debla nekdanjih
pr%apornatih rastlin, Xxi so Sc ma
kopicena wee milionov let v zem-
iii pretvorila V to, kar danes vi
dino in poznamo pod imenom
premog.
Predno je bila ma zemlji tudi
najmanjsa raslina in zivalica, pre-
tekla je dolga pradoba. ktera ie
brez dvoma tra.jala bilione in BIZ
lone let. Dillon je million Milo
now. V plasteh azoiskega ska
Iowa, XII je DO tvornem procesu
nastalo V tel dobi, nj nobenih
okamenin, IL cesar je sklepati, da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
Sfranka
IA DETROIT, MICH.
Socialisticna Sola

Jugoslov. soc. klub, st. 81 Y
Detroit-u je sklenil. da priredi
socialistiGni tecaj, kojega m
je. navzoGim natanGno r~aziasnit;
glavne principe znanStvenega 20.
cializma in poleg tega tudi raz.
vol ~delayskega prevrata ma sve.
tn.
Vsak teden bosta dive preda-
vannji, HI ju no vodil sodr. leo.
dor Cvetkov.
Use tozadevne informaciie ie
dobiti vsak veGer Cd 10 ure ma
1899 Russell st.
Vas "a socialism - Milan HI.
rim, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
MA ~PREDVECERU VELIKEGA
STRAJKA MA ANGLESKEM.

he pred nekaj tedni smo poro-
cali o kriticnem polozaju, kate
remu Sc bliza Anglia, ako rud-
niski baroni ne ugodiio opravice-
MIN zahtevam angleSkih rudar-
jew, kojim Nth cvrsta organiza-
ella dovoljuje kar naiodlocneiSi
nastop napram kapitalistom.
Rudari ma AngleSkcm. Skot-
skem in Irskem so Sc iziavili z
ogromno vecino IA sploSno stav-
ko. ia sklep hi bila zadostovala
dvetretinjska vecina, lid glaso-
vanja pa je pokazal. da .ie ogrom-
ma vecina angleSkih rudarjev "a
neizprosen boz prot p%resernemu
kapitalizmu, ako mu ne izpolni
njegovih opravicenih zahtev. Sko-
no 10000 rudariev je glasovalo
"a stavko in 10000 prot stavki.
Glavno vodstvo rudariev je dolo-
clio |. marco "a tisti dan, ko ma
stopi visa ogromna armada angle
skega r~udarskega proletariata V
odlocilen boz proti rudniskim ba-
ronom, ako ne sprejmo delavskih
zahtev.
Vciika Britannia je torje 20
pet ma pragu velikih dogodkov.
kako resen cas- Sc bliza "a prole-
tariat in "a meScansko druzbo, je
Jasno oznacil nacelnik skotske
rudarske organizacije Robert
Smile v pogovoru z nekdaniim
notranjim ministrom Churchillom
Winstonom: "Zeleznice bodo mo-
rale pc treh tednih prenehati 2
obratom, ker Jim poide do tiste-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
IA HERMINIE. PA.

Opominjajo Sc vSi Glani soc.
kluba. Stew. 63. J. s. Z. V Hermit
ME (Stev. p Penna, da Sc polno-
Stevilno vdeleze seize, XII Sc bode
vrSila V prostorih sodr. John
PirSa, dine %. t. m. oh 10. uri do
poldne. Ma program bode mno-
60 vaznih took; predlozen bode
tudi StirimeseGni raGun obstanka
kluba.
CLAM. kateri hoGejo pristOpiti
k novoustanovljenem Klubu V
lIerminic. (Stev. \. Sc prosi. da
poravnajo vSe prispevkc do me-
SEGA marca. Sc pri prejSnem klu-
bu.
s soc. pozdravom.
Jos. Brio. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
IVeri.

NajvaznejSe vprasanje sedan
JOSH: Raj je socializem.
Rockefeller rabi denar "a XII
tajske petrolejske vrelce: cato je
podraEl svojo "robo".
Kadar bodo ""nizji" sloji do
wolf zavedni, bodo sli "viSji'' slo-
il Pc gobe.
V Nemciji bo rdeGa barva kma-
In moderna. Sc n volitve in ce-
sar DO zamenjal krone z rdeGo
"pinto". Moda sc pac spremin.ia.
DanaSnje banke. zavarovalne
druzbe, elektricne druzbe i. t. d.
so samo kolektorji "a newyorSke
multimilionarje.
Vladna pomoc stradajoGim in
izmucenim Strajkariem .je - vo.
jastvo. Tega kruha ina vsaka
vlada vedno dovoli ma razpolago
"a delavce.
Bog We, &c kapitalisti kai misli.
10 ma mascevanje delavcev PR
prihodnjih volitvahY Me ne de.
ne; sal mi cato toliko veG misli.
mo.
Lojzetovega priiatelia priiateli
je pravil, da je enkrat sliSal vpra-
sati Lojzeta, katero meso ie boil
dobiGkonosnO: zivinsko ali clo-
veSko9
Koliko strank je danes V kon.
gresu9 Tri! Nj res. samo dive:
Berger zastopa emo - delavce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
Socializem in delavski narod.
IA COLLINWOoD, O.

Mammalian vsem elanom "Slov.
soc. kluba. st. 40. J. s. H.. da Sc
vrSi meseGna seja omenienega
kluba %. februaria. t. j. cetrto
nedeljo in ne tret.io kakor pc ma
vadi. Vzrok .ie vazen zadrzek.
5 tenn tudi opozar.jam sodruge.
da hi Sc boil zanimali in boli red
no obiskovali mesecne seize.
: soc. pozdravom - John Bo-
zic. tainik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
IA EAST YOUNGSTOWN. O.

Jugoslov. soc. klub. st. IS. V
East Youngstown, O.. priredi
javen delavski shod dine 25. feb.
oh drugi uri V Italijanski hall ma
10. "stopu" ~(nasproti poSte).
Ma shodu DO govoril sodrug B.
Zikic IL Allegheny o predmetu:
Socialism in delavski narod.
Slovenci V tenn mestu in okolici
Sc uljndno vabijo ma ia shod. -
5 SOC. pozdravom Jos. Filipan,
tai. p. O.. Box 52l Struthers. O.
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ga casa premog. Plinarne in elek-
tricne centrale Sc bodo morale
zapreti. vse tovarne bo5o morale
ustaviti delo in drednoti ne bo-
do brez pare pray mic drugega
kakor ogromen kos zeleza."
TIE zadnje besede napravljajo
ang.eSki vladi najveG strahu,
kaiti odtlei kupiGi a~dmiralstvo
noe in dan premog, da bi OBJ
stavki imelo zalogO. Da Sc vlada
V resnici boji tega Strajka, kaze
deistvo, da Sc ie kralj dotaknil
tega vpraSanja V svojem gOvoru,
ko ie IA. t. M. otvarial angleSki
parliament, ceS, da sc cuti zelo "a
interesovanega V tenn delavskem
boju in da bo skuSal doSeci spo-
razumljenje mirnim potion.
BOZ angleSkih rudarjev ie to-
pot 5isti mezdni BOZ. AngleSki ru-
darii zahteyajo IA Sedem ur della
najmaniSo place 10 kron. Zdaj so
place 20 rudniSkih okroziih raz-
licnc. ponekod razmeroma dobre,
ponekod pa tako Skandalozno sla-
be. kakor MISC plaGani mixer ru-
darji. In rudarii zdai Solidarno
zahtevaio IN vSe enako pravico.
Ru6niSki podjetniki so do zdaj
ma vSe zahteve trmoglavo odgo-
variali "Nel'' AngleSka rudni-
Ska organizacija pa je ma sreco
mo6na dovolj. da ie pripravljena
Z boiem zlomiti podjetniSko trmo-
glavoSt.
Stavka bo imela gotovo velike
poSledice. Gene premogu naraSca-
jo neprenehoma. Ne samo NORMA
riSko poveljniStvo, ampak tudi
tovarne, druzbe "a razsvetljavo
nakupujejo premOg, da hi bile
vsai "a nekai casa zavarovane
pred posledicami sploSne stavke.
Ali tiste zaloge bodo zadoStOvale
Samo "a kratko dobo. potem pa
DO VISA meSGansko kapitalisti6na
druzba obcutila. kaj je brez della
tistih. XII Jill izkoriSGa, p%roletarci
pa Sc bodo Sc ziveje zavedli res
nicnOsti izreka:
VISA kolesa obstoie.
Ge hoGeio tvoje income rokel
Kakor ma emo znamenje, DO
ustavilo dine l. marca okolo 600
600 rudarjev ma AngleSkem delo.
ako Sc podietniSka trmoglavost
ne uda. PRAY lahko pa Sc zgodi.
da Sc to Stevilo podeseteri. kaiti
pojavljajO Sc tudi vesti o solidar-
nostni stavki vseh angleSkih de-
lavcev.
To ogromno gibanje, ia bOie-
vitost angleSkih rudarjev dale
tudi ameriSkim rudariem mnOgo
misliti. Kajti ia bojevitost nj ne
prcmiSljena, ampak Sc natanko
zaveda svojih sill in moci. Angle
Ska rudarska organizaciia ie silna
in mocna: ma stotisoGe rudariev
.ie organiziranih. AngleSki rudar
Sc je re davno zavedel svojih mo-
Il. ako Jill zdruzi V organizaciii.
In ker ie svojo organizaciio we'd
no izpolnjeval in krepil ter delal
zanjo. je napravil silno. da lah-
ko priGne boj 4 rudniSkim kapi-
talon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-02-20
IA KENOSHO. WIS.

JugoSlov. soc. klub priredi V
nedeljo. %. febr. oh dveh pOpol-
dine Shod V Schlitz dvorani ma
Milwaukee Ave. Dnevni red:
"Obtinske volitve in drugo".
Govornik sodrug joe Zavertnik,
st. IL Chicago.
Seja kluba Sc vrS V nedeljo,
%. febr. oh Q. uri dOpoldan Soc.
Domu.
Vas Ia soc. - FIR. Zerovec. tai.