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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

having seen Chase in a marvellous play
behind the bat on the campus of Santa
Clara university. Chase was catching
that day for the coIleg ans in a game
against Ireland's Independents. The
score was tied in the ninth inning with
one nan down and three of Treland'S
men on the paths. A young fellow
named kilburn a pitching for Santa
Clara, and Art Schafcr, now of the
Giants, was at short for the college.
Chase, behind the bat, evidently saw
the signal for a squeeze play, for he
ordered Kilburn to waste the ball.
"kilburn evidently got ratified, for
he served up a straight fast one that
seemed about to cut the plate. The bat
ter was left-handod, and as he dropped
his bat for the bunt, and shaped him
sell Tor a quick getaway, Chase threw
off his mask and lcaped from his po-
sition. Just as Hal had OWNED the
bunt was perfect and the bail rolled
down the first base line just a wee bit
faster than the runner, but not so fast
as the cat-like Chase The latter,
starting six feet from behind the bat
ter and the ball, actually heat them
both before they had n 20 feet,
Lik a fash Chase grabbed up the ball,
blocked the runner to first and shot
h bail TO second in time to head off
the runner there and complete tho
double play before the runner on third
had time to cross the plate with the
winning run.
The play was lone so fast that nc
one seemed to realize for a moment
what a happened. Chase, however
seemed quite unConcerned. So those
fellows who think Chase can't play
at second or anywhere else, ought to
just try him II then keep quiet"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
GREAT NEW YORK FIRST BASE
MAN HELD DOWN THE KEY
STONE SACK ONCE.
MIDDLE BAG WAS EASY
Hal Liked to Play Second When He
Was in the Minors, and Made Good
There Despite the Fact That He Is
4 ~Southpaw.

Should Frank Chance of the Now
York H~ighlanders decide to play first
base for his team next season, which
10Y seems likely, he can, according to
an Oakland (Cal.) critic, who watched
Hal Chase play in the bushes, play Hal
on second base, even if the Californian
is a southpaW throWcr.
L recall distinctly" says the critic,
that second base was Hal's favorite
position when he was playing in the
bushes around San Jose before Nor
ley discovered him and put him in q
Los Angeles uniform.
incidentally, it might be we'll to OBJ
serve that if there is n position on
the ball field that Chase cannot fill
with equal facility, it has never yet
been discovered. Chase himself be-
lieves thai he was cut out to be a
pitcher, and he has already gone into
the box for the Highlandors in a pinch.
1T is true that on occasion the first
curve ball he threw was smashed
against the fence for the winning run,
but that doe not signify hat if he
was given a chance to warns up he
would be able to pitch as well as the
next one.
"Chase is a mighty clever second
baseman and a shortstop and an idea
outfieldcr. Also the writer recalls
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
JGH FULLERTON WRITES OF MAJOR A RACES
The Major League Races
General Review.
BY HUGH S. FULLERTON.

! nesSeS of these men. Some. of them ]
know nothing at all about except from
their records. But the majority
judge or the reports of managers,
scouts, n players. | Would rather
take h judgment of players as to
the value of men they have played
with or against than my w or any
ones else.
For instance, ! have seen Heine
Wagner play dozens of ball games. ]
never considered him great. The ma
jority of times | watched him he did
not play good ball Or show much form.
Yet the players of the American
league told me he was great, explained
why and how he played. 1t ooh two
years for me. to sec it Their way. but l
had TO take their word for it, and last
fall he proved it to my complete sat
isfaction. The. players knew. l didn't
because | had happened to watch him
on off days.
There is another player in the
American league | once rated as among
the best. l never doubted it. One
night I was sitting with three ball
players and his name came up. I ex-
pressed my opinion n they laughed.
Ihey old me why he was a bad play
er. I watched him for weeks before !
saw the two weaknesses they men,
toned.
BY accepting the Judgment of men
down there on the field and of the
scouts and manager one gets nearer
the truth. He must discount fhe en-
thusiasm of scouts and the press
agenting sense of managers, but
mostly they will tell the truth.
The other day I sat down with two
men, employees of different ball clubs,
and a list of all the new players. We
went over the men one by one and
when we finished l had a pretty fair
idea of how good those men We're in
the minors. I suppose some of these
will accuse me of knocking them. IN
my article. next week l will start the
dope" series with the Cincinnati Reds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

Opportunity dangled before us and
We grabbed it. The best thing about
the story is that it is true.
1t CHANGED one day that the O, N.
in searching through the exchanges
came across this little joke:
Teachcr-GiovHnui, use tho word
disarrange in a sentence.
Giovanni-Evory morn when my
father makc-a da fire in da stove in
da kitch, he Say, 'Dam-a dis-a range"
The O. M. printed the story in the
morning.
The next night he clipped it out
and sent it to the composing room
again. one of the Hired Help saw it,
thought it got into the copy by mis-
take and threw it away
The o. NJ. came to work chuckliug
to himself the next day and picked up
the paper. He read it through twice
before he shouted, boy. come here
The H. II. came into the sanctum
with fear and trembling.
What became of that joke | sent
down last night" the boss demanded.
why it, was in the paper the day
before, and"
THAT doesn't make any difference,
That was too good a story. Maybe
some of our subscribers didn't get to
read it. Run it again.
The story appeared again in the
morning and each succeeding morning
until finally a judicious printer lost
the type in the "hell-poX,"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
Pinch Hits

In cleaning out the desk of the late
Tubalkane the janitOr had the good
fortune to find some Of the poets un-
published verse. Some of this cN-
quisite poetry is in the great black
smiths best vein and will give the
student splendid specimens OF the
poetry of the sledge-hammcr school.
Sweet lyrics, pathetic ballads and
stirring epics are included in the col
lection. We will publish the poems
at regular intervals and will send the
royalties to r. b. ks heirs. We are
it. The first selection is peculiarly
appropriate for publication this morn
ing:
Don't look for the Grounding sir, to-
day,
Cause he must be dead-the sinner
Our friend n. S. came around to say
That he ate GROUND HOG for din
ner.
We expect that the society ed. viii
ask that we E~and-MrNally this for
her.
Manager EVcrs is a firm believer in
good bunting as a mclnS of WinnIn%
ball games. He is going to pay par
ticular attention to the art durinS the
81 ring training season and will make
his recruits practice hard at dumping
the ball in front of the plate,
@ = Il
WE HANG ONE on THE O.. NJ q.
We have been trying for a long time
l.. ,,, ,,.,., ,,tlI IL. %, 1 ,,- 40, L. t..,,tr
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

Monereal, Quebec, Feb. 1.-itobcrt
Mclean of Chicago, the American
champion, won two of the six races
mere today in the Canadian amateur
skating championship meet. Mclean
finished first in the mile and half
mile events and was second in the 22O
yards and 440 yards. The races We're
skated IN a 30-mila wind with a tenn
p%erature below zero.
Summary:
22O yards champiOnship-Won by
w. II. Johnson, Montreal; second, r.
Mclean, Chicago; third, A. Osickey,
Cleveland, Ohio. Time % 3-5 seconds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

Hugh Fullerton. Of the Chicago
Tribcne, dean Of American sports
writer's, will discuss the situation
in the major leagues each week for
the benefit Of the readers Of The
Missoulian. Than Mr.. Fullerton
there is no sports writer better
fitted to handle an season
treatment Of the probable chances
of the IS major league clubs. Mr..
Fullerton has written baseball
"dope" for more than a score of
years. He is better informed on tie
national game than any other man.
His articles will be interesting and
reliable. They will appear each
Sunday morning in The Muscular.
You are missing the best current
baseball "dope' if you don't read
this. This week Mr.. Fullerton
makes a general review of the
whole situation. Next week he will
consider the prospects OF the Gin
cinpati Reds.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
Methodist Minister Recommends
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

Rev. James A. Lewis, Milaca, Mimi,
writes: "Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has been a needed and welcome
guest in Il home for a number of
years. l highly recommend it to my
fellows as being a medicine worthy of
trial in cases of colds, coughs and
Group" Give Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy a trial and we are confident
you will find it very effectual and con-
tinue to use it as occasion requires for
years to come, as many others have
done, For sale by all druggists.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
AVERAGES
ARE COMPILED
-. BY KN0P
OFFICIAL SCORER OF INDOOR
BASEBALL LEAGUE PUB
LISHES FIGURES.

Official Scorer John knop of the
indoor baseball league has compiled
the individual averages of the play
ers. Mr.. KNOBS figures show that
Al Lundstrom of the Marathons is
leading the b%atters, while the Mara
thonS as a team are ahead of the
league. The averages are as follows:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

This is the first of a series of
dope articles on the major league
races.
Annually for the last y years I have
doped the major league teams with an
idea of finding how they probably
would finish. In some seasons the
tasks is comparatively easy. Last
year. with the exception of the Phila-
delphia Nationals, a team that was
wrecked n fell far, and Washington,
which moved up suddenly, the clubs of
both the American and National
leagues finished approximately where
they should have done
This season the task of doping the
cams with any chance or accuracy is
a s~tupendous one. Now given a team
OF experienced players, With a mama
ger OF Known ability, and a smatter-
ing of youngsters who can be figured
on their minor league performances
and n who studies baseball closely
can calculate with a fair degree of ac-
curacy Just about what percentage Of
games that team should Win.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
SKATING.

Christiania, Feb. LIN the skating
contests here today Oscar Mathieson,
the Norwegian champion, won the
10000 again in worlds record time in
II minutes, % clio seconds, surpass-
ing by nearly 10 seconds the worlds
record he established last Saturday.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
Marathons.
Northern Pacific.

Team batting average, .430.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
Athletics.

Team batting average, .347.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02
University.

Team batting average, 1903.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-02-02

Team batting average, .230.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-01-16
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Delna zmaga. Naprei "a uniio!
Kaksni so skebje.

calumet. Mich. II. dee. -
Cenieno urcdniStvo Prolctarca A.,
Rudarji n%adaljuicmo mas praviG-
nj bOj. Nekai Smo zc izvOjevali {:
to ic oscmurnO delo in tri dollar
lc minimalne dncvnc place "a
majnarje. Scveda unija ie glav-
ma Stvar. cato So pa tako dolgO
ne povrnemo ma dclo dokler nam
he priznalO naSc zaScitnicc West
crn Federation of Miners. jim
le uStanovil nekako ''CitizcnS Al
Iianca' On ic ScSveda predsed-
mix III vratar. d%asiravno Sc ne We.
kdo ie vOdia, ker neGcio p~ovedati.
Tako je Jim dobil naSc Skebc ma
limanice. Skcbc. katerim smo mi
priborili SurnO dclo in bOliSo
place. Ali vas mi Sram marSirati
"a .IimOm in mn poljubovati pc
tee Ali vas res nj mic Sram. Ske-
blc. kadar Sretate unijskega de-
Iavca, prot katcrcmu Sc boritc
tako zaslcplienoo &c hi vi imeli
kaj Sramu in t~lovcSkega ponosa.
hi ne bill Skcbjc' 10. dee. So So
ScIli vSi Skebie IL bakrcncga o.
krozia y Calumctu in imcli Svoj
Shod Y druzbi Z vSemi trgovci IL
trch countijcv. Dclavcev med
mimi nj bilo vcliko. paG pa toliko
vct poStOpaEcv. Xxi >mo Jill mi
hranili dolga lcta. a zdai so Sc
pokazali. Ia drhal izliva vSo ie-
10 ma urcdnikc w. +. of VI. 6cS
da Jill bodo i~ztirali IL Michigana.
ampak lmotili so So temcliito.
komai 50 izrckli svoio groInjo,
ic Sodnik O'Brein izdal sodno pre-
povcd proti njihovcmu naSilju.
Dclavci, Stojmo Skupaj! Dive
zahtevi smo zc priborili in zdaj
moramo Sc emo in siccr glavno "a
htcvo - p%riznanje organizacije.
Delavec brez organizacijc je ka-
kor mOrnar brez vesla. Zabiti
Skebje maj lie verjamejo, kar jim
witt bessie govoricijo, da ne bo-
do PRIMAL unije. Ravno tako so
rekli V zaGetku stavke, da ne
bodo PRIMAL ~niGesar, toda vidite
Ii, kako so Sc pOdali "a OSemurno
delo in vecjo place? Skebje, spre-
gillette dokler je Sc cas- in stopite
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

\eki katoliski list piSe o sOcia-
llZmu Ia pravi. da ~nameravajo so
c.alisti odvzeti kapitalistom pri-
vatnI kapital in "a |izrociti drZavi.
- PoglcJtc, Y TEN so katoliSki IL
Stl zopct drugacnega mnenja ka-
kor so bill pred dobrim letom.
Pred dObrim lctom so Sc pisali.
ia hoccJo socialist kapital deli
II. Doticni lis. piSc, ia 10 res nj
pray, da ina II oScba vsc dobro-
t.. med tenn ko moraio biti oStali
odvl>ni od mega. in naglaSa. ia
lc drzaya popolnoma V pravcm,
&c pOSamezniku odvzame. kar ina
proved in da drugim, XII nimajo.
Rockefeller. Morgan in Astor
~ gotovo MISC prihranili toliko
bogaStva : pridnim dclom in var
revanlem, ampak so ga well Cd
lJudStva |poStavnim potion Y obi
HI prOfita. Ali ne bi bilo to tudi
p~oStavno. 90 bi dr=aya oU Min
"kupila' postavnim potion tisto.
kar l.iudstvo potrcbu.jc "a vsak-
DAME zivljenjc! Nj 81 Striniamo
: katoliSkim liStom. XII pravi, da
ina drzava pravico dotiGnikom
vzctl to. oziroma vrniti naza.l.
lakar ie bilo postaynim potion o.
rOpanO'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30
Stra.jkar.ii

Calumet. Mich. %. dee. -
POnizni hlapci lima. Xxi so zdru-
zcni SkebSki "alianci''. so zc do
kraia podiviali. Blatiio okronne-
"a SOdnika O'Briena. katcri ncce
MIN ma liubo krSiti poStav i'm
diy.iajo prot vsakcmu, Xxi simpa-
tizira $ S%trajkarii. P~ripravlieni
so tudi ma umOrc. V nedclio II.
(. m. pcljalo Sc .ie wee avtomObilOv
L o%borozcnimi barabami in cali
anSkimi' krimovci V Allouez.
kjcr so Strcliali V hiSO nekega
Straikaria. X sreGi nj bilo nike
gar donna. Prileteli so ma lice
meSta vojaki IL Ahmeeka III zopet
odSli. ne da hi lie emo teh barab IL
ieli. Kai cc hi bill kai takega ma
rediIi Strajkarii? Aretiranih hi
bio najmanj 200 S~trajkaricv.
kdo jc ubil one tri Strajkolomce
V PaineSdalc? Ali mOrda ne te
podivianc barabe z namenom, da
zvrncjo krivdO ma Stavkarie?
Banda neSramna'
Mas naSprotnik jc sedai tudi
Jos. GriGar. slovenski trgovec in
mesar, nekdanji brivec. V "a
cetku boia. ko .ie unija dajala
podporo Y cekih ma razne prOda-
jaime. Xxi so bile nakloniene stav-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

V vrste zavednega delavstva, kee
zmaga Je ma naSi strani. &c bf
bila prava zavednost med vsemi
delavci IN &c hi vsi do zadnjega
ostali donna lie en- sam teden, ope-
ratorJi bi prisli k nam in konec
bi bill boja.
Ia danes imam Sc par skebov,
da Jih malo predstavim javnosti.
Peter Majerle, donna cd tam ka-
kor kvadratglavi Janez (urednik
Amer. Slow IL Poljan, katere-
mu pravijo tukaj "dohtar", je
slab delavec, toda zelo dober
skeb. ' start domovini je ubil ne
dolzncga mladeni6a in je potem
zbczal roki pravici ter usel v
Amcriko. Tukaj nosi pokonci svo-
jo neumno glavO "a boljse bi bilo,
ia hi Sc skril pred vsemi ljudmi.
Sram te bod, %ubijalecl Cd ubi-
Jalca pac hi pricakovati boljsega
kakor Skeba. Drugi obzalovanja
vredni skcb je 'sivGek" John
Weiss. Drzal Sc .ic nekak naprcd-
MAX pred par lett, ko je bill V
Minnesota, kjer Sc ga rojaki 60
tovo Sc spominjajo. Ko so drugi
ljudje dejali, on nj mogel tenn
wee j. bill wee mcSccc donna in
podpirati ga jc morale druvtvo.
SliSal sem. da ie bill clan Bratske
Sloge 5. y. p. j. To druStvo ga
je potem i~zkljuGilo, ker ne mara
g%rintavcev Y svoji sredi. Ia sedaj
Sc zamolcim njegovo preteklost,
ampak &c DO Sc skcbal zanaprej,
BON pa zc obelodanil. Paul Mu-
kavec o you scabby scab - je
bil Pred wee meseci Y Montani.
Njegovi tamoSnji znanci ga bodo
gotovo ohranili - Gastnem spo-
minul
Idaj pa par besed Janezu V
Jolietu: kranjski Janez, ii 81 maj
vcGji laznik, kar Jill pc svetu
hodi, V vsaki Stevilki svojega
umazancga lista Sc hvaliS, kak
delavSki ~prijatclj, da 81 in da
drzis $ Strajkarji V Michiganu -
koliko 81 pa re pomagal StrnsKar.
jem? Molci. teslo neumno in pc,
zabi ma svojo samohvalp, Sal te
poznamo pc tvollh bratcih Luka
je e delavski ~prijatelj cd nog
do glavc! Jim mu DO kupil
k-o kdo VAN maj Sc kaj YER
jameF
Pozdrav Zavednim delavcem.
Iiveli Strajkarji V Colorado!
Popotnik IL Poljan.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

karJem, Je Gr1car proSii, da ga
sprejmemo V unijo. Sprejeli smo
ga in Geki so Sc iDdajali tudi ia
NIGGA. Sedaj pa, ko je unija cd
prla Svoje lastne prOdajalne, po-
kazal je Gricar, ia mu je bilo lie
"a tiste eeke. ne pa "a dclavce, XII
SO V stavki. Takoj ie letal mao
krog in vabil liudi Y skebarijo.
ceS da niia nj IA ME in ia mi
ne bono nikdar zmagali it'd. Ker
tukaj nj doSti opravil, sci jc V
lronwoOd, Mich, kjer ic - ka-
kor porota dopisnik 'HrvatSki
SlobOdi vabil delavcc. Iii so
odSli odtod, da So mai vrnejo brz
nazaJ, ker drugace ne bodo mo-
gin dobltl stanovanI, ako pridejo
prcpOzno. GriGar dobro We. ia
lc lagal. kajti stanoyanj jc dovolj
pralnih. Bio ic praInih his Sc
popreJ, kO nj bilo stavke in cr tn
dl NSa mcSta S~taykarjcv Zavza-
melo Skebje, 81 bodO Ostalc praz-
ne hiSe. Torrj Gri6ar jc bill lc to-
llko casa Il mani. dokler Smo mu
noN'li novce in deke, Sciai pa pro
II nam. Dclavci. zapommitc 81
tega "prijatelja' i'm vrnitc mu
milo "a drago. Xgodilo ~ bo ; to
Suho rogovilo kakor 81 ic ; pie
SaStim "bukkipcrjcm" Ludwig
Bahorjem, kateri jc moral bcza-
II II trch naSclbin y Minnesota in
lc Iopet priicl nazai Y Calumet
"a SkchSkega serbia. V Evclethu.
Mimi. mu ic ueki trgovcc oblju-
b.l 500 ma mc>cc. ali ko jc Zvedel.
kak>no propalico j. dobil Y syo-
Jo proda jaluo. dai mu jr takoj l.
nogo in Hahor Ir heal y Duluth.
k.lcr so hrvatSki dclavci zopct
poSvetili tcmu Iopoyu tako. ia
wee nj mi>lil ma nobcn dugi kraj
'" N'''u Manu- Ndlllb III ShtDNkl
Calumet. Ako pojdc 81 kan.
bonn ~ porocal. Xavcdni dclavci
morajo takoi bojko,irati y>akega
trgovca. katcri hi dial iclo takim
d~"laySkim judezcm. Seflerski
~umeSter John Sprcitzcr lie
u obogatcl : >kcbariio. Ravno
tako ulegoy tovariS .Jcrmau Pr
Sc. Prvi vet H. noSi loicnih
Sv"c. Namo po pljuta 81 vrasin
pride. Spreitzcr .ic dober "ko-
Stumar in zato no Gricar sedai
povc|al mcSnico. Prise ne bo wee
prodajal Samih faif in zacherli-
nov. temyct tudi larfc i'm STEER
trnc, ia So bodo lepSc podale
raznim skebicam ma yellow Jack
rtu. Hudoba no odprl 81 tri salu.
~" Samo IN skcbe. Rumen 81 il
pa zabil okno L dcSkami. ia NJ
bo uoben Straikar mogcl videti
kako Sc paSc ma StroSkc skcbov.
/ niiski mdar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-12-30

ZEN kraJu pOzimi neobhodno po-
trebne. Videl sem moza, kateri je
drzal roko V hlacah, a z drugo 81
Je pa mencal uho. In nasi gospo-
DIE Millionaire, XII drugaGe beze
elm die morejo cd r~evezev, so
tlsti dan brez sramote korakali 8
tenn revezi, samo da hi pokazali,
kako velika srca % imajo "a de-
lavca, kateri proda svojega brata
ma strajku. Med "alijan6arji" je
bio tudi takih, XII so pred par
tedni prisli IL starega kraja ali
bogvedi odkod. Same, da je pri-
pei znak alliance" ma razcapano
suknjo, pa jc bill dober.
korakala sta skupaj tudi diva
Slovenska gostilniGarja Mako
Sterk IL Red Jacketa in John Su-
SterSic IL Lauriuma. Ia diva sta
naJvetja zganjaca skebov med
Slovenci Boil smeSnega para nj
bilo. Prvi majhen $ trdim klobu-
kom in zadnji visok z dvajset let
stare kapico ma CLAW ter oba kla-
pastih uses. Bio je dovolj smeha,
ko je nekaj de6kov vpilo "a Mi
ma 80, look. look, Mutt and
Jeff" Brez Hudobe Jos. Stuklja
seveda tudi nj bilo. Izgledal je
kakor judez in izpod velikega klo-
buka Sc mu je videla lie kozja
bradica, katero je venomer mol
hel. Videl sem tudi diva iemska
straSila. Prva je bila Mary Kocjan
(Crackers) ali jumping jack
IN pa Kate NidoS IL Lauriuma.
Clan w. +. of NJ.
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Grcciand. Mich. - dee. -
Cetjcno urcduiStvo Proletarca' :
Po sell drrrStva ~. Petra in Pavla.
y. II. H., razpravljali smo . dopi-
Su IL Greenlanda priobtenem y
GlaSniku' u dine l9. dee. LINE
nadilo mss lc. da imamo tudi y
Grecniadu take. Iii Sc hinavsko
brigaio "a naSo deco. Mi SpOdaj
podpiSani Smo zelo v~escli, da Skr-
bijo "a mas "dobri liudie" in ma
Codniki 'GlaSnika -. XII hi nam
radi pomagali nazaj Y stare SUI
most. Skoda lc. da So dotiGnik nj
pOdpisal. da hi znali. kdo ic Ia
Skeb, ~daSiravno pravi. ia nj.
Strajkarii Sc borlmo lato. da
zmagamo mi ne mislimo hise po-
Ligat niti varati nikogar. temvec
kot organiZirani delavci lahteva-
INC lc 10, kar nam gre pO pravici.
On piSc. da .je Skeb ali garjevec
slaba beseda. So prelepa in pre-
dobra je Ia boseda IA tiste, XII
izdajaiO Svolc dclavSke brate.
Tisti, ki 81 ne more poSteno boriti
IA svoie delavSke pravice. "a wee
kruha, nj vrcdeu, da "a zcmlja
nOSi. kar So pa tiGr naScga pO-
lozaja, kako la zivimo i'm glcde
plac organizatorjev. ii povemo, ola
dOkler Smo mi : TEN polOzajcm
zadOvoljni. moraS biti tudi ii. XII
ne priSpevaS niccSar Y naSo bla-
gajnO. Mi dobimo oil W. +. of
VI. kot clam tolko kolikur ysake-
mu gre in smo zadOvolini. &c pa
naSi organizatorii dobc kakano
place, io tudi z~asluzijo. ii sta
ri n~arocnik' Sk~ebskega ''GlaSni-
ka' poidi : svojo stare Y jamO
skebat, ako Sc ii tako smiliio ba-
rOni bakra. Dovol.j "a danes.
Pripavljeni pa IN zopet odgovo-
riti ma vsak napad in ma vSako
vpraSanje.
Martin Bacar.
Stefan Kuffnar,
Anton Stimac.
John Bencina.
Jos. Mihelic,
Jos. Pintar.
MatO Vidman-.
Strajkarji.
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trobita? Ako bi bile

Sva1sss trobita9 Ako bi bile
draiss tako ciste. zakaj Sc boje
kongrcne preiskave, katero Ia
hteva snila V Westinghouse Ia
kaI Ie same ne z~ahtevajoi Svaj-
ger vprasaj svojega bossa lima,
1akai j. prot kongresni preiskavi
IN potem obelodani odgovor V
.vojcm ietiGnem 'klobasniku'.
PoDdraV strajkariem in osta-
Inn zsvednim delavcem Sirom
Amcrike.
OpaZoYalec.
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AkO 81 moi prijatelj, mi pOma
gai 30 sem pomOci pOtreben, dru
90 bonn ze sam stOril.
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~. Lukcz pravi Y svojcm pl-
Sanju. kdor trdi in vrjame Y emo
t"lo in emo Srcc. ne more trditi. da
lc cdino niegova last. ampak vSc
komune. Kaj ncki hi dc.ial Sv.
Luka. Gee hi znal citati ma primer
AmerikanSkcga Slovcnca. XII jc
mncnia, da VISA Scdania lastnina
kapitaliStov Spada 20 vsei pra-
Wei tiStim. XII .io la~Stuicjo.
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Mex katoliIki list piSe. da bi
ljudStvo potcm, ko hi vsc lasto-
yalo, ne hoteIo dclati tako skrbno
kakor scdaj, ko tako malo lastu-
ic. Ali nj to smeSnO2 Ali ie to mo-
gotc zapopasti, da hi ljudic ne no
tell delati cato, ker hi bill gospo-
darii svoicga9 - Cloyek Z zdra-
vimi %mozgani. Sc takim trditvam
smeje.