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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Pobozen svinjar. IL


porocajo: V torek zveccr so areti-
rail- tukaj daleG naokolo znanega
redovnika in ~profesorja verona
uka Ivan Suscika, in sicer cato,
ker je zvrSil zlocin mad osemlet-
MIN in dvanaistletnim dekletcem
Suscik Sc je zlasti trudil "a orga-
nizacijo mladine in je bill tudi ma
celnik tiskovnega drustva, XII IL
daja V Tesinu krSGansko socialni
list "Ostschlesische Post. Use,
kar Sc ie dalo, so oblastil storile,
da hi prikrile duhovnikovo poce-
tie, a ker sta napadeni dcklici
hGerski oficirja, MISC mogle zabra.
nit ovadbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

bio, da hi Sc ii trije u6enjaki "a
leteli 5 svojimi buticami V trdo
skalo. da hi Sc Min mozgani malo
premaknili, ker nj kriva Sola, ako
so ostali "afne".
KIDD mislite, da je tako neumen,
da bi verjel, da je sola kriva va
Sc gluposti. V Soil so vas ucili ma
tematike, geometrije, p~rirodoznan
stva, zemljepisja it'd. Professor
YAM je razkladal, kako .ie nastal
svet brez bozje pripomoci. UGili so
vas zgodovine ma podlagi materia-
listicnega n~aziranja. Vzlic temu
ste ostali osli, ali ste pa falotje. ki
izrabljate ljudsko nevedo V svojo
korist. Ako Sc s~klicujete Ma sodru-
ga Pernerstorferja, XII je hodil V
tako solo kakor vi, potem ste sa-
mi izrekli, da ste tepci in laznjiv-
ci. Tepci ste, ker V vaSih mozganih
nj ostalo toliko, kakor V sodrugu
Pernerstorferju. Laznjivci ste, ker
V "Laznjivem Kljukcu' z dine 6.
junija niste ponatisnili cele izjave
sodruga Pernerstorferja. marvel
ste lie to prinesli, kar ste Gitali V
svojem farSkem bratcu IL Liublia-
ne. Lainjivci ste. ker So-Jarac.
K~ranjskicic in urednik ''NaSega
Berata" dunajske "Arbeiter lei
tung'' odkar so Y Ameriki. sploh
MISC videli. Lalnjivci ste. ker nj
ste povedali, kaj sodrug Perner-
storfer misli o danaSnjih klerikal-
cih o takih ljudeh, kakor ste Vi.
So.iarac Kranjskicic in ureinik
NaSega BeraGa' ste Ii Guli. Ia
kaje cato. ker ste tako zabiti in
ncumni. da miSlite. da DO pane
ten clovek verjel vaSim lazcm So
drug Pernerstorfer Sc je nekai ma
ucil in postal socialist. vi ste va
postal sprideni farji. - namrec
diva, tretii farSki petolizec iima pa
sekundira, ter hoce pc vSej sill vsi-
liti slovenskemu ljud>tvu. da je
socialism p%oliticna Stranka.
Nekdo laze - mi ali Vi. Mi pra-
Vino. da laiete vi. ker od slepa-
rije III goljufije zivite. kot laznjiv
ci podtikate socialistom, da so tr-
A
dill da socialisticna stranka nj po-
ampak samO ekonomiena.
Lopovi. To je zrastlo ma vaSem
moIganskem gnoju. ker vSak So
cialiSt, Xxi je prestudiral abecedo
socializma We, da je socialism GO
spodarski nauk. Xxi ga je sprejela
socialiSticna stranka V svoj pro-
gram.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

- Taxi so! IL Inomosta poroca-
10: Diva pobozna razuzdanca je
lie dobilo pred kratkem inOmosko
dezelno sOdiS6e. Eden cd njiju je
Romeo Weber, kteri jc organist V
zupniji Hotting pri Inomostu,
drugi pa ie kuhar V inomoSkem
jezuvitskem konviktu. Oba sta
z~yrSevala hudodelstva ma deckih.
in Steer ma tako ostuden naGin,
da nj primernih besed. XII hi do
veil oznacile njiju hudodelstvo.
Organist je uganjal svoje podiv-
janoSti kar ma koru cerkve, kuhar
pa V kuhinji. Organist je zvrSil
zloein mad priblizno - decki, jezu-
vitski kuhar cello mad 80. Razuz-
dance IL hottinske cerkve je po-
leg tega ~ozenjen in je svoje zrtve
traktiral Z alkoholom. Kuhar pa
ie z"abil deGkc 5 sladkariiami in
je pla6eval deckom. da so raje pri
49,
hajali k MENU pc vstopnice "a XII
nematografske predstave. Weber
je bill navdusen kr5cansko sOcialni
(klerikalni) agitator in je bill ma
shodih n~ajglasnejsi krica6, pri vo-
litvah n%eutrudljiv priganjac "a
krSeansko socialnO strankO. V 30
zenu je bill zaradi enakega ~zlocina
re enkrat kaznovan. Ali njegovi
crni ~prijatelji ga zaradi tega MISC
zapustili, ker je bill tako vnet agi-
tator in so mu preskrbeli sluzbo v
Hottingu. Drugi razuzdanec je je-
zuvitski pater in kolikor je doslej
znano, je re leta in leta uganjal
tie svinjarije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
v PODUK FARJEM IN FAR
SKIM PRIvRZENCEM.
Pc "A. 81"

Pogostokrat so pisali prot dr.
zavni soil, V kateri Sc lie poducuje
verskih biodenj. naSi nevedni far
il in njih tajni privrienci: SOFIA
rae, Kranjskicic i'll urednik "Na-
sega Beraca''. ri idijotje, nezna-
lice in venici so trdili, javkali in
tozili, da so JAYNE in drzavne sole
Ia ME, pravzaprav oil muh, ker Sc
Nth ne uci, da vsegamogoGni in
neskoncno dobri bugec sedi ma tri-
nogatem ''SuStarskem" stolu in
mirno gleda, vkljub njegovi ne
skoncni usmiljenosti, kako kapita-
listi, farji in njih privrzenci obi
rajo vboge i'll siromaSne delavce.
TIE. venicem prav ME ne zameri-
mo, akO danes ME ne znajo. Sal
Sc tisto nj Ostalo Y njih mozganski
kasi. kar jim je Ratchet 5 palico
pri krscanskem nauku vbijal V
g%lavo: ''Ljubi svojega bliznjega
kakor sam sebe'"
Mogoce nj cloveka ma svetu. XII
bi ne spOznal. da so njih mOzgani
Re z%vodeneli, ko Jill ie matt prviG
"a roko peljala Y Solo. ker so hill
,preneumni, Ola hi Sc bill V prvem
letu nauGili abecede. Pc dokonca-
NH ''Studijah' - obljubljali so
namrec, kO so hodili V liudsko.
srednji ali kmetijsko solo, da bo-
do postal farji najslabSe vrste, "a
to so jim %profesorji pod modernim
faskim vplivom pripomogli, da so
lezli cd razreda do razreda, pa so
naposled prisli ravno isti tepci IL
Sole, kakor so sli V MO. Mesto mo-
zgan so imeli V svoji shrambi al
dovico. Da mic ne znaiO ii farski
uciteljcki, je razvidno liz tega, da
visa njih ucenOst obstoji v TEN {:
kdo BIO zmagal Krist ali BelcebubG
Odpadnik, krivoverec, Krist je tr-
pei "a vse. - Kdor to INA, je med
mimi ucenjak. Krajnskicic 81 je s
to znanostji pridobil svojih $40
goo. So-Jarac ina mastno ulOgo ma
banki, dasiravno prireja bakanale
v hotelu, XII nosi ime pc nekem po-
znanem nemskem drzavniku, v
dru4bi svojih dveh prijateljev =
pridanicev. Urednik "Nasega Be-
raca" ina avtOmobil, ker Una po
receptu farjev dobro farbati tiste,
XII pc pameti ne bodo nikdar 1--WE
licani. Ali grajevredno je, da ii
trije gospOdje res ne znajo veG.
Dvajset in wee let so trgali hlaGe
ma solskih klopeh. V dvajsetih le-
tin pa tudi tepec lahko postane
clovek, ce hodi V solo. Hodili so v
lJudsko, srednjo, nekdo je obiska-
val kmetijsko solo, diva sta bila
cello v lemenatu, pa vendar osta-
nejo vsi trije tepci, ako denemo
njih znanje ma tehtnico. Dobro hi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
ADVERTISEMENT
v STARE DOMOVINO

Nasa parobrodna p%oslovnica je najveeja
ma Zapadu m ina vse najboljse oceanske
erte (inije). Sifkarte prodajamo po
kompaniiskih cenah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
DOMACA VEST.

Gospod Krze. bivSi tajnik S. y.
y. 7. j. pri vsaki priliki rad smu-
knc Y sloyenski Rim - Joliet. da
Sc nekoliko popajdaSi Z svojimi
zveStimi bratci. Mi ne vemo. ka-
terega boil ljubi: OSnofanega ia
neza, lanezovo kuharco, ali pa
znanega ~zagrizenca, bivsega pred
sednika X. 5. X. J. - \imanita.
Ako hi bill "komar' Sc .'ledik -.
potem bi bila ia skrivnostna "sfin.
ga nitro resena. ker hi bill takoi
ma lasnem, ia Sc hodi FAINT lie
nit k Janezovi kuharci.
Doticna notica V ''Amerikan-
skem Slovencu' L dine 3. juuija So
glasi
&. Frank Krze IL Chicago in
g. Josip Crne, zelezniski uradnik
' CIevelandu, o., sta bila zadnji
petek. ma Memorial day. ma
obisku y Jolietu. Imenitno in je
pOgostil z. Anton Nemanic z IL
vrstno ogrsko kapljico V naSem
Jolietskem ''Rathskellerju''. to je.
v kleti tvrdke Slovenian Liquor
Co.
TIE notice nismo ponatisnili cara
dl skodozeljnosti, ker gospod
hrze :zne' delati "fane"???! ter
lastuje ''zlate rudnike" V MiSiga-
null! - pae pa radi tega, da ne
bodO slovenski delavci mislili. da
Ie gospod Krze kaksen svobodo-
mislec ali pa Sc cello socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Krali ''hobotov' znani !

krall "hobotov" znani J. EadS
How .Ie ma potu po vshodnih dr.
zavah "Cnije' da organizira svo-
Je podloinike. V New Yorkn ir
nnei Manhattan Ivccum
shed. n" ''crem ic deial. la mi
sli y New Iorku ustanoviti vSe-
uciliSce IA "vandrovcc''. Mi pri-
porotamo. da mai IA p~rofesoria
ma tenn vseuGiliScu n~astavijo ne
kega Slovenskega gospodo kateri
zelO rad cveka od oSebne svobode.
IA kar 81 bodc morda IL vandrov-
ci dobro razumel.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Tintomaz "a Erie jezerom Sc ie-
ri ker zenske necejo dopisovati V
njegov list. Zaradi tega iih je
proglasil "a pokvarjene. Aha re
vemO, dotiGni fantiGek smatra "a
dObre ienske - prostitutke,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Boise ia hifi fro.

Boise .ie biti tramp. kakor
pesek v Misiganu ~prodaiati IA
Flat rudnik. ali pa 20 receptu ma
lovrednega faria Kraniskepaeica
in Sc manivrednega njegovega
tovarisa So-Jaraca slepariti Iiu-
Oh, da bodo 20 smrti ziveli sreGno
v socialisticni duzhi v nebesib.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

"Amerikanski Slovenec" ina
patent ma blaine psovke, general
ne lazi, mojstrsko obracanje res
nice ma glavo in ma kapitalno ne
utmost - that's all.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Lojze v Clevelandu

Lojze v Clevelandu stoka, da
mislimo socialist V Chicago zgra.
diti velikansko hiso, Xxi bode We.
lJala en- million dolarjev. Loize
Je V zmoti. Babilonski stop misli-
mo zgraditi, kateri mora ~veljati
naJmani emo miljardo d~olarjev.
LoJzeta pa bodemo nastavili "a
vratarja, da bode pobiral grozilne
karte IL Ribnicel
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Demokratje so veliki prijatelji
delavcev. Kdor ne verjame. mai
gre strajkat V West Virginijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

Ako delavci hocejo imeti to kar
Jim gre, potem nj potreba, da so
tho. Delavci maj povedo glasno IN
jasno, kaj da hocejo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
L0jze StreloYiG. DO do

- Lojze Strelovic, pc domace
Jones of Ribnitz, Komar, DO do
mace urednik "Vasega beraGa" in
lastnik zlatega rudnika v Misiga-
nu. Kraniski ciG in So-Jarac ured
nrka ''Rimskega Katolika" V .Jo-
lietu so pc sodbi strokovnjakov
napravili zvezo, da zagiftaio vse
socialiste, kakor podgane in tako
omeJe razvoj socializma. Papez,
ubogi jetnik v Rimu, Jim je postal
svoj zegen Pc brezziGnem bro
javu.
Kdo We, ce nj zeegn ma potu
zgubil svojo carodejno moe in boz
DO socialistozrci skuhali tako ka-
so, da bodo sami pocrkali zanio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10
Ako bi well log;Lo lo.,

Ako 81 well logiko lastuika
zlatega rudnika V Misiganu !,
nJegovih priiateliev Kraniskeyn.
clca III SoJaraca "a pravilno. te.
daj so bill vsi preroki cd Abraha.
ma do krista in Sc mnogo lc, no
'hristu tudi niegovi namestniki-
paoezi - navadni bedaki. ker nj.
so incl takrat Sc sredn.iih sol. v
katerlh bl poducevali bencdiktin-
CT. pa tudi ne lemenatov. V kate.
rih bi ucili sleparsko navdahnene
lludi. kako lahko S pomoGio me.
tafizike in scholastic postaneio
skralno dovrseni liudski slcparii
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-06-10

LoJze Clevelandu zagoyaria
neki list, rekoc, da je dober. Nor
ola Je pa Lojze "stric" cd vseh be-
raGev.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-14

fend all the same, said Miss
Cooney. "And I know John Dram
is a bad man, Why, besides being
an ex-convict, there are three
warrants out for his arrest.
1--WE are not sounding the
praises of John Oram," explained
the reporter, patiently. 1--WE
know all about the things he has
been mixed up in in the past. And
as for these three warrants you
talk abOut-not one of them is for
a criminal charge. That seems
rather a marvellous record for
man who served nine years in so
efficient a training school as
Joliet and who has been at liberty
seven years. These warrants
seem to say there is hope for him
if he were given a chance"
We'll, he's a bad man" be-
gan Miss Cooney again.
Granted" said the reporter,
but we're not worrying about
that. What we are interested in
is what is going to become of his
wife and children now that you
have had him sent to the Bride
we'll for six months. "
I'VE had him sent there" said
Miss Cooney, because his fam
lily was dependent on charity"
His family still is dependent
on charity" said the reporter,
and has less chance now. of be-
coming independent of charity
with the head of the family in the
Bridewell."
well, John Dram is a bad
- - - NJ Czz- &C.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-14

Charities had written Whitman
asking him to oppose any attempt
to get John Dram out of jail. The
letter also knocked Dram. But
it was the crook of seventeen
years ago that Whitman referred
to there. The letter showed that.
''Now you see how bad a man
Dram is, said Miss Cooney, tri-
umphantly. wait a moment,
and I'll show our files about him."
The files were shown to the re-
porter Commenting on them
later, the. reporter said:
What struck me most about.
that file was that they seem to
have kept a record of only the.
mistakes that Dram and his wife,
made. According to that record,
the Dram family ought to have
been shot to death years ago"
81 can tell you more about;
John Gram" said Miss COoney.
1--WE know all about him"
He was sentenced to fifteen
years in Joliet. He never served
those fifteen years. He was given
a full pardon at the end Of nine
years.
why? Why, because Will
liam E. Glow, millionaire, went
to whole lot of trouble to get
him out of Joliet"
(Clow is president of the James
B. Glow Co., manufacturers of
plumbing supPlies.)
And after Mr.. CIowgot Dram
out, continued Miss CQoney, 'he
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
NOTED BASEBALL
PEOPLE COMING
PROMINENT FIGURES IN NATION
Al BASEBALL CIRCLES WILL BE
VISITORS IN FARGO SUNDAY
AFTERNOON FOR SHORT PER.
loD-ALL GOING WEST. -

Fargo will be visited by a group Of
baseball notabIes who figure proml-
nently in the foremost circles Of the
nationa! game on Sunday afternoon,
when a special car carrying them to
Seattle to join, the Giants and White
Sox. will pass through the city at the
real Of the North Coast limited over
the Northern Pacific. ...
Several members of the party VIII
be accompanied by their wives and
families who will add much to the
gaiety of the trip. Also on board Will
be several leading sporting news
writer's Of the eastern journals. ..
The party comprises N. e. ONelll,
president Of the Western Baseball
league; A. r. Anderson, manager of
chautauqua tours; James McAleer,
president Of the Boston American
baseball club; Frank Farrell, president
of the New York Americans; J. J. Cal
lahan, manager of the White Sox; J. J.
Bull Of Chicago, Sid Mercer, sporting
editor Of The New York Globe: James
Hill, editor Of The Albany Telegram,
and William Ryan of Chicago.
Accompanying the party will be Mrs.
James McAleer, Mrs. j. J. Callahan
and two children and her mother, Mrs.
John Hardin, and Mrs. J.~J. Bull of
Chicago. :. - ~ MHt>
Much is being done to entertain the
party in Minneapolis tomorrow, where
the baseball fans will be entertained
at the gopher-maroon football game.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
BIGGER CLOTHES VALUES

Tariff revision spells "downward'
for the high cost Of living and this Is
particularly true in the clothing line.
We have always given good value in
our clothes and we are rather proud
to state that SIS Of your none will
go as far in this shop as $50 or more
will In the "hand-me-down' stores.
Besides this you get a suit that is
made to your individual requirements
which insures the most perfect fit and
satisfaction. 1t has never been our
good fortune to show before such an
excellent line Of weaves and patterns
for winter wear. We know that among
our 500 styles you will find something
that you will like. Come in tomorrow
and see. them. And remember this
you will have q. bigger feeling of in-
p%ortance when we make your clothes
as they are, the snappiest ever shown
in Fargo and you will delight in show
ing them to your friends. Ted Even
son, the first original tailor. One
short block east Of Broadway on N. P.
avenue.-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
WITH TRUST CO,

: Miss Cecil Roach has accepted a S65
position with Farmers Trust Co., Fes-
senden. OF course, she is a Dakota
Business college girl and we'll prepar-
ed for this difficult situation. Did 1t
5ever occur to you, that the best posi-
.tions in the state as well as in the
city go to d. B. c. pcople?-thc best
advertising.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14

We Buy Scrap Iron. sfh
Carload lots a speciality. Corre-
spondence given prompt attention.
Fargo Iron & Metal Co.. Fargo. N. D.
-Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
MANY E PUPILS

Will enter Dakota Business college
Monday. One hundred of the new
desks for the old gymnasium arrived
and are being placed today. This new
room will be one of the most beauti-
full in the United States-it will rival
the beautiful roll top desk room on
the ground foor-publicity.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
AppIes! Apples!

Tomorrow is your last chance to
get apples cheap. Come at once to
the N. p. tracks and Fourth street
crossing and get them at 81 per bas-
ket. Hurry before they are gone!
Phone $50. Delivered free in both
cities.--Advt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14
ANOTHER VISITING NURSE
Mas Hazel, of the Associated CHAR.
ties Will Have An Assistant
Nurse for q Time.

Miss Hazel, Of the Associated Char
tiles, Is making plans to, secure a Wis.,
iting nurse for at least two weeks,
the absence of her assistant,
who will take a. short vacation, re-
turning for the heavy work Of the
winter. f,,1af. + =
A fair return was secured from new
membership fees n the renewal Of
old ones, and MisssEIazel hopes that it
will be possible to have an assistant
nurse during the whole OF the winter
season, which is the busiest time Of
the year.
There Is not only more work for the
visiting nurses during the winter, but
the cases requiring charity are much
more numerous, and ANY assistance,
financial or otherwise, which can be
given, will be much appreciated.
e, E-F.#E
. Wanted TO Buy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14

we develop, print and mount your
fIyaB. We are agents for KOdakg and
Supplies. Mail us your work. The
,Sundberg Co., Fargo, N. d.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-11-14

On First Mortgage on Fargo City
Property. w. j. Lane, First National
Bank Buis ling. q a.l< :: i I'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-08-23
MISSES AND CHILDREN S SCHOOL SHOE.

SIZES sR TO ~. s2.25; IA TO 2, $3.50.
The celebrated Little Chum Shoes for
misses and children. Patent leather and
gun-meta in button style, in sizes 81 to
II, S225. and III to 2, at $3.50 a pair.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-25
THIS uADY'S
GOOD APPETITE
M. 1aasea. b . Letter rtsa
oebDe, Te1S 1ev sc eslaed 4

IGSbsjs. Ala-sI suffered soe ssvso
ysan, With vomaniy troshas.. writes
Mn Sisusa Hansen IN . letter fsoo
this city. Il felt weak aad always AaA
Q hsaAaeAs end vas always eoing =
the docsof. AZ last ! vas opessseA %.
and felt better, bat soea h1A ~
sane troubie.
Ny husband ssked NJ - tsy cardat
I fslt batter after he asss bottle. anl
sov. I have . nod sppssits asd siesp
vsil. feel ans. and the Doctor tells
me I an leokiag better thaa ~ svss
sav me-"
II yoa ass siek and miserable. anA
ouRsr from any os the paiss due -
vomanly Sreuhle-lry Cardsi.
Cardui IL sueeessfni because Il =
composed Of iasredieais that have besa
found TO sct csssuvsly on ths vo0aar
iy constitutions.
For morn shan atty years. Il has bees
used By wpmca Of all aga. with great
success. Try T. Yoar dsusxist sells T.
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Ayers 7:ser 1s's
Glad 10 lnov 30 Asvs used 4 Ten
yoas 6iesds hov \ seopped yos9 fAlfsB
hak I'D 0eaely Dse0oeed - OoWtA.
~ vs., pseas,. i-ac.Atl. 'ES..
DIDN'T LOSE HER

A young man wnn timidiy courtin.
u pretty Eiri. One afternoon. In the
garden. he ssrap-d up courage
-noush to ask 10 u tr.muious whisper
for n Kiss.
"A kiss shr said. You ask mc
for u kins: Now. applied io the hand
u kiss signifies r-spcci. On tho fore
head II denotes friendship. On the
iipc IL denotes all thines-or moth.
ing She paused pcnsivciy. then
wen, on. You u,y. since you wish
II. kiss me. You may cspres. yourself
In one kiss, Proceed
The iim!d young man. red and con.
fiscd. pondcrcd. y musn't loss
her. he muicircd tn himself
Where. then. shall ! Kiss hcr:''
iiis mcdiis,ions were interrupted
by a pretty whistle. Il was his di.
vini'y. hcr rcd mouth puckcrcsl inis
the shats~ Of = rosebud. her hal
pulled down over her eyes. hidial
her forehead completely. and hcI
hands wcr. thrust up to her wrist,
In the porkrls of her Jacket.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-25
Several Entries for
4th July Narration

Entries for the Marathon race Of
-: miles. which will i~ feature
event ot the fourth of July sports
program. will rlos- on July LIST nt
s:5O y. M. Entries have been re-
rcis-d for the race by Victor ~.
frinr. secretary of the chamber of
commcrc. bu, during his absence cn-
tries will h. received hy J. 4. BALD
~in. secretary of the executive ON.
mittcc. who Will have headquarters
nj the chamber Of commerce roosus
beginniug tomorrow. t'rom this time
on entries for the Marathon race
viii bc received by either Mr. frist
or Mr.. baldwin.
The eours. ..ricrt-u for the Mara
thon race II through the husinc.s
district. The race will start al !.
o'clock In the Afternoon from tho
corner of Main and Ash streets aud
the run will tc from that point ~c.i
on Main 10 Anilnas street. turning
north ON Aniuias asd Nevada avenue
to Pine street. cast on Pine to Com.
mcrciai street aud south on CONNER.
ciai to Main. From that point tho
course will he repeated finishing AT
Main and Commercial strc,. omit
ting. ot course. the leg To the start.
Ing point at Ash street.
Some ot III" best sprinicrs In Las
Animas ounty will compete. J. \.
Martinez. the winner of the fourth
of July Marathon iss, year. viii lie
In the race. ani probably John Al.
holt. who finished second last year
and won the ten mile race three
years age. will enter. Clarence Ross
and Howard. two city league base
hall players. will also enter.
The chronicle=news., 1913-06-25
PEEvISH TEACHER Cause. I. !. !.
Of kEAT|NG'S TWIRuMG

successful In half the games In which
he has offciated.
keating. who stands nearly slx
feet high. and weighs about 1870
pounds, relies almost entirely on his
spitbail. with . change Of pace. tC
keep the batter guessing. Unlike
many moist delivery artists. he sci.
dom bluffs" his splitter. The curve
no has discarded.
Regarding his cschcwal Of the
curve. Kcatinx says: .'One day In II
game against the Athletics ! though,
! would fool Rubc OldrinE with =
curve. 1t didn't fool him. but the
ball no hit nearly tore = leg Oft
Mdkiff. MILDLY hobblcd over and
asked me to think Of his parents. how
they would mourn his loss and re.
proachfuliy asked me not to throw
any more curves. haven't tried II
xince." :.
When Manager Chance was given
the welcome Of his l'fe by $4,000
fans In Chicago on Prank Chance
day." May Is. he chose kcatlnx NJ
his best hope to crown the day with
victory. KcatinE lost. 6 to :. but
wooxy support contributed more &C
the rcsuit than any lack Of pitching
ftnease.
The biz athletic younE fellow I,
still . boy in hts views Of life. He
hasn't any plans for the future. cx.
ccpt to bccom. = great pitcher. lie
hsx the physique aad In addition ie
what he already knows. Chsacc !,
ono Of the Ereatent managers In tho
country for getting what there !,
from = pitcher.
Chance thinks kestinx will be on
Of the greatest spitbaii pitchers In
the counivy-pcrhaps ~ great IN I'd
Walsh. Kcatins says: - would pitch
my arm for Chance. He's = prince.
That combination ought To make
KcatinE clad he refused TO write -
do not know how to 70 downstairs'