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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
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TROUNCIEV
Frank Chances Successor
Having Hard Time Handling
Cub Outfit.

CHICAGO April 5.-Alleged discus.
sion between Manager John EveS
and members of the Chicago National
League Baseball Club came to head
with the return of the team here,
after seven weeks training trip,
when Trainer Sermons presented his
resignation in the form of a blow to
the managers jaw.
The fight occurred just as the train
was pulling into this city from Kan
sas City. One paper yesterday after
noon declared that the training trip
has not been as harmonious as had
been reported. Evers has not been
able to control his temper and there
have been numerous minor squabbles.
The new manager is said to have
been rather sharp in his criticisms
and has engaged in feuds with news
paper correspondents, as well as with
members of his squad. While there
were no open outbreaks, resentment
was obvious, and Sermons brought
the affair to crisis yesterday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05

Semi-pro teams will be out strong
tomorrow. Games. regular and prac-
tise are carded and it is expected
that big crowds will be out on the
many local diamonds, provided the
weather is clear.
The Newark Colored Giants, under
the helm of Wilson Norman, VIII
open the season at Norris Park to-
morrow afternoon, meeting Dick Co
gan's Smart Set team of Paterson,
enc Of the fastest negro aggregations
IN this section of the country.
The WorthinGtons will hold their
final practise at Roseville Oval to-
morrow morning in preparation Tor
their opening game at West sac
Park. Jersey City, Wednesday after
noon. with the Jersey City Internal
tional League club Manager Dorch
would like to have the following out:
Hambacher. Schwarz. Hafter, Schott'
Shields. Mailing, Kastner, Levine,
Whelan, Holmes and Pierson. All
players should report promptly at 800
O'clock.
The 1ronside f. c.. and ParkvleW
A. c. Will practise at Parkview oval
tomorrow morning.
phil laughed. the former Ironside'
Newark Athletic and National Tur-
ner player will captain the Whirl-
winds this season, as well as play
behind the bat.
Manager Billy Simms. of the New
ark Whirlwinds, says he has signed
the following Volz. Tuite, Shaffery,
Billy Morgenroth, Phil Laughed,
Henry. Happell,- Johnston, Schoen'
Corrigan and Bartells
For the benefit of the flood sufferers
Eddie Flynn's Vailsburg Tigers viii
play the Newark Police team at Ath-
letic Park tomorrow afternoon.
Flynn will have the following players
in his lineup; Whelan. pitcher; Gal
len, catcher; Wallum, first base;
Morgan. second base; Hartzell, third
base: Heinz, short stop; Van SAINT
left field; James Waters, centre field;
and Tommy MeAullife, right field
AT the Prospect Oval in West Or
ange tomorrow afternoon the Pros
pect A. c. of that place will line vi
against the Edison team of the Man
ufacturers League in the opening
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Athletic Managers Chosen

PRINCETON. N. j., April 81. A.
Evans. jr., of Memphis, Tenn, was
chosen assistant manager of the
Princeton baseball team yesterday
by a vote of the three upper classes
of the university. Thomas M. Gal
breath, jr., of Babylon. N. Y, was
chosen assistant track manager. Both
these men are sophomores and will
be manager in their senior year. J.
G. Mcconnell, of Pittsburgh, will
manage next years freshman base
ball team, and Homer G. Carlow, of.
Morgantown, w. Va, will take care
of the Tiger clubs track team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
Boxing Bill Passes Senate

DENVER, April 5-The bill to per
NIT ten-round boxing contests in
Colorado under the supervision of a
State commission was passed on final
reading by the Senate yesterday
Having already passed the House, 1T
now goes to the governor The meas
ure restricts the privilege of staging
bouts to clubs paying an annual Ii
cense fee of $3.50
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
Cornell Wins at Lacrosse

SWARTHMORE. Pa, April s.
Swarthmore opened the lacrosse sea-
son this afternoon by losing the first
league game to Cornell by 3 to l
score. The Garnet attack was much
weaker than the defense and could
not break through the Cornell lines.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
Yesterdays Baseball Scores

At Chattanooga, Tenn. Detroit
(American), 4; Chattanooga (South-
ern), 0.
AT Greensboro, n. C.-Buffalo On
ternationaD. Il; Greensboro Caro-
lima League), 8.
At Newport News, Na,-Providence
internationally, I; Newport News
Wirginia), ?.
At Bristol, Tenn,-King College, 4;
Tennessee High. ..
AT Charlotte, N, C.-Charlotte
Carolina League), II; Ty Cobb's All
Stars, 10.
At Portsmouth, Va-Philadelphia
athletics yannlgans), 10; Portsmouth
(Virginia). 6.
At Charlottesville, Va.-University
of Virginia, 10; Cornell g.
At Atlanta--Atlanta (Southern), 9;
Toronto QnternationaD, 3.
At Richmond, Va.-New York lNa-
tionals), 10; Richmond (virginia). 3.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
CORNELL oARsMEN OUT

ITHACA, N. Y, April 5,-Practise
for the Cornell rowing fleet was in
augurated on Lake Cayuga yesterday.
Weather and water conditions were
ideal. Coach Courtney sent out the
varsity junior varsity, four-oared
crews, combination and two fresh
man crews.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
OLYMPIC CLUBS CARD

Bert Papp, of this city, and Kid
Alberts, of Elizabeth, will clash in
one of the main ten-round bouts at
the Olympic A. c., New York, Mon
day night. Two other ten-round
bouts will bring together Young
Ahearn and Young Nitchie in one
and Knockout Sweeney and Eddie
Kelly in the other.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
COOPER GETS FIRST LEG

RED BANK, N. j., April Sc. M
Cooper, of Red Bank, won the third
Of series of twelve trapshooting
events for the Riverside Gun Club
diamond trophy yesterday afternoon.
Ten others participated. A high
northwest wind was blowing, which
caused the clay birds to soar evenly
after leaving the traps.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
WITH TROTTER
AND PAGER

Frank Phelps. at one time second
trainer for Tommy Murphy, will To-
cafe at one of the local tracks az
soon as they are ready to work a
horse over. He will open a public
stable. Thus far he has been as
sured several horses, among the num-
Der Todd McGregor and Borough
Guard. Mr.. Phelps is a trainer with
wide experience, a good race driver
and a particularly good man with
young animals. While in the Murphy
combination, he gave most of the
baby trotters in the outfit their first
lessons. He is man that is badly
needed hereabouts.
1t is reported that George Moore,
who for years has had charge of the
East Side track in Jersey City, will
sever his connection with the Hudson
County organization and open a pub
lie training stable at the Empire
City plant.
Moore has had several successful
seasons and has raced several good
horses over the metropolitan tracks.
and made a first-class race trotter
out of him. At this time he is be-
lieved to be one of the best trotters
in his class in this country. He has
been turned over to A. S. Rodney,
who will race him down the Grand
Circuit during the coming season
AS public trainer at the Empire
City track Moore should do we'll for
himself, and if the New York Driv-
ing Club decides to matinee over
that track this year he will doubt
less have more horses than he can
take care of.
John Gregory appears to be par
ticularly well pleased with the chest
nut pacing mare, Lillian w, 216A,
this spring, and thinks she will be
good enough to stake through the
Metropolitan Circuit this season. She
ran out" most of the winter and
was taken up on March /, and has
been logged regularly since that time
1t is possible that she will be turned
over to Peter Goode to train in the
near future.
The blacksmith shop at the Empire
track has been turned over to Charley
Sarr of Jersey City, who will move
to the track on April 10. In selecting
Charley to cater to the horsemen,
r.. M. Williams made a wise move,
and it is doubtful whether he could
have selected a better man. Sarr
has in the past worked for the. best
trainers in this country. He was
with Mr.. Geers for three years and
for four years he followed the Grand
Circuit fiiers as a public blacksmith
Mr.. Williams made a five-year con-
tract with him at the Empire track,
which assures horsemen strictly
first-class shop at that track for
some time to come.
Tommy Berry is again located at
the Pennington track with a public
stable. He has fifteen at this time
and among the number are the horses
of Abe Case. He expects to race
his outfit on the Metropolitan Cir
cult this season and he has several
horses that should win their share
of the money.
He reports Susie Belle, 2:0SA, in
fine shape. and the little bay pacing
mare, Ella Ambulator, 2:04A, was
never better in her life. This mare
will take another whirl at the free
for-all races over the half-mile
tracks. If she is as good as she
was last year she will do.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
Jones Loses One-Sided Game

NEW YORK, April 5.-Brooklyn
defeated Philadelphia in the second
game of the National Three Cushion
Billiard League series at Brooklyn
by score of so to so in A. innings.
Charles Otis, of Brooklyn, and Frank
Jones, of Philadelphia, both made
runs of 5.
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MIA. Tourney Has 1872 Teams

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, April 5.-The
annual tournament of the National
Bowling Association will open here
tonight, with 1872 five-man teams, s3S
two-man and 677 individuals. Prizes
aggregating sS012 will be given.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05

The St. Michael five won it's final
basketball contest for the season at
Harmonic Hall last night. defeating
the Parish A. A. quintet of Elizabeth,
SO to 7. The first period ended Us to
in the home teams favor. In the
preliminary game the st. Michael
Juniors downed the Eureka five, IS to
ID. The Saints will play the Ironside
A. c. at kunzmanns Hall tomorrow
night.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05

Al the Prospect oval in West Or
ange tomorrow afternoon the Pros
nect A. c. of that place will line up
against the Edison team of the Man
ufacturers League in the opening
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

listicnega razpeeavanja in z "a
prtjem svetovnega trga prihaja
polom, XII bode ustavii tovarne,
rudnike, zeleznice it'd.
Potem ne DO kapitalisticen 81
stem wee Zmozen delati "a profit.
To je, kar Sc no in Sc mora Ego
dit, predno DO prenehal starr
druiabni red.
IL tega razvidimo, da nj pogla-
vitno vpraSanje, Sc nam Ii kapi-
talisticni red dopade ali ne.
Brcz obzira, ako "a Sc tako pO-
skuSamo %ozdraviti, ie on obsojen
pogubi. Nikakor Sc ne more ve6
dOlgo vzdrzati.
Nezavedno ljudstvo samo zadr-
zuje ia cas-. ko pcdpira kapitali-
Zem.
Toda. temelj, sedaj Sc nahaja-
jocega druzabnega reda, Sc ne
more wee odpraviti, ako Sc tako
d~elujejo zanj sedanji burzoazni
poritiGni ckonomisti.
kapitalisticni druzabni red ie
dozorel; ne more Sc wee prilago-
dit razmeram zivljcnja in Sc mo-
ia umikati novemu druiabnemu
redu.
Preobrat mora nastati in ia
preobrat je skoro tukaj!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Kako pa hi bilo ma Nemskem
mogoGe, da hi molcali najviSji 60
spodje, ce gre IN ''najvecje sve-
TIME narodaH'' Prestolonaslednik
sam 81 ie dial predloziti knjigo in
Sc 10 je potrudil pogledati, da je
mogel izraziti svoje ogortenje. In
tudi Kaiser Wilhelm je dial pove-
dati vratislavskim mestnim oGe.
tom, da so p~ovzrOcili $ Hauptman.
novim delom njegovcmu srcu bo-
lecine.
Slavnostna igra Sc ne uprizaria
wee.
Hauptmann sc ne BIO jokal, IA
kaj MENU III treba stradati. Ali
koliko je p~isateljev in unetnikov.
XII 81 morajo $ peresom, Gopicem
in dletom sluziti vsakdanji kruh
V pravem pomenu besede?
lmenitno kaze Ia epizOda, kako
"svobodna" je umetnost, la mai
WISH cvet kulture" V naSi slavni
druabi. &c placujemo, zahtevamo,
da pHeS, s!ikaS, kipariS po nash
ukazih. Kaj nam .ie mar IA tvoio
dnSO, Ia tvoje umetnisko prepri.
~Odlocevanje tici V nasem
zepu.
Pa pravijo, da ie socialism ne
warren kulturi'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

To je vzrok. da je vsaka teh
periodicnih, ali ponavljajo6ih Sc
kriz vedno silnejsa. - Kapitali.
zem 81 odpomore $ TEN. ako So
mu pcsreei odpreti nov try. kier
more razpecati svoj nadprodukt.
PriSel DO pa cas-, ko ne bodo
mogh trgi wee pre.jemati nadpro-
dukcije.
Cas- Sc re bliza in bo kmalu IN.
ko bo postalo vsako nadalnie ka-
pitaIisticno prOizvajanje nemogo-
ce. Delavski razred BIO takrat DO
pomona izgubil vrednost svoie
delavne moGi.
Mic wee ne bo mogoce prodaiati
blago pod sistemom profita.
kapitalizem ali sistem profita
DO pahnjen v polom, liz katerepa
Sc ne DO mogel wee dvigniti.
Zacasnc ponavlja!ioce Sc krize
so dokaz, da danaSnji druzabp;
red razpada.
II maxi Sc ponavljajo 2 vedno
vecjo silo. S prenehanjem kapita.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

SploSen polom ali panika nam
jasno kaze, da so trgi tako prena-
polnjcni, da je vsaka nadaljna
produkciia nemogoca.
Kapitalisticni sistcm Sc nahaja
ma vrhuncu razvoja. zato mora
propasti, ker Sc re bliza cas-. ko
mu DO ncmogoGe razpecavati svo-
je pridclke.
u besedami Engelsa .ie produk-
CHA prehitela metoda distribuci-
je in Sc nahaja V boju Z MO.
Kapftalisticen sistem ne more
okrevati cd gospodarskega polo
ma, ako nj wee svetovnega trga.
Produkti, s katerimi .ie dOmaci
trg prenapolnjen, sc razprodaja-
jo navadno po neindustrialnih de-
zelah, toda iznajdba novih %strojev
vedno naraSca ter manjSa vred-
most delavskih moci.
Nadvrednost, katero ustvarja
ysak delavec, je v vednem naras.
lcanJu tako, da je tudi stevilo brez
poselnih delavcev vedno yecie!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Mi ne poznamo vrhovne Roman
de in je necemo poznati. Mi po-
znamo Waldo, Xxi je o%dgovorna
skupstini N DO morala odgovar-
jati "a te in "a vse druge nezako-
nitosti.
Idaj je zcmlja vsled t. nared-
be popolnoma pusta. Tupatam o.
pazi clovek ma polju Sc kakSnega
starca ali pa nedoraslega fanta.
To pa ne more obdelati zemlie, da
hi rodila. Kako Sc bo ljudstvo
prehranilo, odkod bode pla5evalo
davke in vsc drugO, tega ne We
nihce. Drlava pa ne poZna milosti
: svojimi zahtevami. Nzela je rod
binam hraniteljc, ali klJub temu
DO zahtevala. Ola So ia ~'cesarju.
kar je cesarjevega''. he sedaj je
silna beda po dezeli caka pa mas
Sc veCja. In niGesar ne more ylada
prinesti kot "uspch' vojne, kar
hi moglo nadomestiti SkodO, XII jo
je |pOvzrotila in oh katcri bo kr-
vavelo ubogo liudstvo.
Sc veG.ji strah mora obha.jati
tlOveka pred b~odotnostjo. Ie Sc
daj Sc poStavlja militarizem Y de-
leli, opirajoG So oh svoje image.
kakor najyazncjSi faktor. Militia
rizem III mo%narhizem bOsta po "a
kljuteni vojni dvigala glavo o>ab
no in prevzetno, kakor jc r. scdaj
s%lutiti. Narodovc pravicc pa So
bOdo tcmbGli potiSkalr V kct. De-
~mokracija je dobila od te vojne
najhujSi udarec. Pc voini bodo
z%ahtevali Ogromnc kredite. ia Sc
pOveGa stalni vojaSki kadcr, ola ST.
pomnozi Stevilo viSjih in nizjih
oficiricv. Stevilo kaSarn. da St ma
bavi nOvo orOzic, IOWA municiia.
nova vojaSka oprcma, Hi jo .jc vol
ma unicila. \ajemala So bodo no.
Va posOjila, ogromne obresti tu1c-
mn kapitalizmu pa bo moral pla-
cevati ubogi. izseSani narod.
Narod Je deset mesecev prclivai
.svojo kri, zato, da DO incl monar-
hizem, militarizem in kapitalilcm
bolJSe zivljenie. cato. ia "a bodo
lahkO Sc boil izkoriScali. Toda ia
dejStva mu bodo odprla oci. In
.prihodnjiG So balkanski narodi ne
bodo kali med seboj, tcmvec bo-
do obracunali : Svojimi domacimi
Sovrazniki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Poscbno sporotilo IL Curiha
pravi
Curih j. bil danes IL. augusta
popolnoma sprcmcnj"n y mogoG.
no %pogrehno SotoriScc.
Bcbelov pogrcb je nadkriljeval
v>c drugo.
Po>ebni v.aki II Nem5ijc. Fran.
riJ". l%tallje. AyStrije in IL vseh
delov. Svicc 50 pripcljai y mesto
toliko pogrebcrv. ia 80 bile diva
DIM pravem NmiSlu heSrde -
cc>tc porolnoma natlatene pre-
napolnjenc. nabitc ljudij -,
Pogrrb sam ir biIa n~ajvecja.
najSijajncjSa dcmonstracija. ko-
liior iih j. do srdaj uprizcrila
lnternationala. ali kolikor Jill
>ploh pomni
no 50 dali Bcbcl-a y ljudkEhiii
ma mrtva>ki oder, j. pri;lo ne
Steto %tisorcv Y dom socialisticne-
IA dclaySkcga gihanja. da izrotc
lmbljrncmu mrtvccu zadnji po-
zdrav.
Neprcnrhoma noe in dan so So
v%alilc, St trlc mnozicr ialuiocih
proletrcev in prijatcljcv mimo
trupla Augusta Bcbel-a.
PR tenn 81 se TN o~digravali pre-
trcslIjoci prizori.
GoSpc in moLir 50 padali. pre-
magani slime bolrSti ma tia in mo-
rail- so Jill 4 rahlo. milobno Silo
prenesti ma presto.
Opoludne IL. I. m So prenc-
Sli krsto ma stanovanjc sodrugi-
ME Simoni. XII jc edna in obvdo-
vela hGi Bebcl-a.
800 vencenosilccv ic spremljalo
oStankc velikcga delavskega vo-
ditelia ma tel poslednii poti.
Nsi cerkvcni zvonovi so zvonili
in : TEN iZkazovali ateiStu Bebl-u
svoje spoStovanjc.
kakor Ic opetovanO povedano.
Sc jc udclelilo pogreba toliko
liIdstva IN Yseh dcloy Europe, ia
nj mo.oGc popiSati. Cello IL male
Elzas-Lotrinske je prilo 1000 moz
in Iena. Berlin je postal 800 stran-
kinih in drugih CLANCY.
kO je dospel velikanski spre-
vod pred krematorij. so razstavili
krsto pod milim nebom. TIL ST. ie
sele pricela prava zalna slavnost,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
KRIZA.
(Po Mrk. Ficsherju priredil
Ahasver st. 4. Cleveland.

kaj Sc zgodi, ko ne bo veG trga
"a Svetovni nadprodukt' Kaj So
godi danes. ko Sc producira wee
bIaga, kakor ST "a more razpeca-
ii.
lndustrelni polom ali panika
jc temu nasledek.
kadar so tOyarnc neZmoine raZ
pecati. kar so produ"irale. tedaj
ne delujejo wee. Zapro Sc. doklcr
ne razpecajo blaga. kar ga .ie ma
k~Opiccnega pO skladiScih.
kadar Sc tovarne zapro. so de
lavci spodeni. vrieni T. della. Nth
place prenehajo in Nth vrcdnost-
ma moe je pri kraju.
Tovarne, Xxi Sc zapro. prcneha-
10 kupoyati surov material. Tc-
mu slcdi ustavljenje ind~ustrialnih
podictij, Xxi p%ridelujeio surov ma
tcrijal.
Neliko delavcev j. hopct vrZc-
nth V nezaposleno armada in Nth
delavna moe Dade Sc glObokeje.
To povZrOca zOpet ustavljenje
drugih tovarn.
= prenehanjem tovarn nastane
manJse vpraSanJe pc premogu in
PoSiedlca tcmH Je Zapriie prJam0-
gokopov in rudokopov. Tudi re
leznice Sc ustavljaio in vedno wee
delavcev je Odslovljenih.
Trume de.avcev so brez posla
- industrialna panika je tn
Ma milijone nezaposlenih DELAY
ccv krozi po cestah - iskajCc de-
la.
Tu imajo priloznost videti trge
prenapolnjene z blagom, katerega
so oni %napravili. "A ga ne morc.jo
pridcbiti sebi niti 81 ga kupiti.
Nikakor 81 tudi ne morejo do
biti della, ker morajo tovarne pro-
dati najprej to, kar Sc .je pref
produclralo.
Delavci pa zOpet ne morejo ku-
pitt njih produkta, ker so brez-
poselni - torei brez della (pa tu-
di brez gmotnih sredstev - op.
m.)
Tako pride polozaj, V katerem
so delavci prisiljeni stradati, biti
%raztrgani in brez domov. Pa - "a
kaj vse to- cato, ker so pridelali
proved hrane in obleke ter zidali
proved stanovanji
No, to mora biti veselje mozu
ko We, da mora biti lacen, ker ie
izdelano proved hrane.
Ravnotako mora biti vessel DO
samezen revcz, ker We, da je raz
capan cato. ker .je izdelane pre-
wee obleke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Y katcrej so priSli do besede IA.
Stopniki sploinr Internationalc.
Herman Molkcnbuhr pricnc 90.
voritl za ncmSko Siranko in MEGA
rrdSednika. Hi nj izgubil y Bebell1
lie >voJcga Svetovalca ampak tudi
Nyolega najliubljcnc.Eega. mai.
%bollScga, najpomcmbncjSega ella.
ma.
Bill jc tako prcvzct tutov. da
mu jc potok sofia onemogocil
kOncati eel govOr.
Richard Fischer sc zahvaliuie
Bebel-u Y imenu ncmSke drzavnc
frakcijr. Karl Lcgicu pa govori '
mcnG gcncralnc komiSijc IN
obrtnosti Ncmtijc.
Bebel .ie vcdno razumel vcliki
pomcn Obrtnosti y osvobodilnem
boju della in je po svojih mo6eh
podpiral izpopolnitcv ckonomskc
organizacijc. Obrtna intcrnacijo-
nala dolguje tcmu mrtvccll
ogromno mnogo hvalcInosti.
Nato ic popriiel IA besedo Van
dcrveldc in STEER IN mcdnarodni
social. bureau.
Sledili 50 mu Niktor Adler il
Avstrije, klara Xetkin V imenu
socialisticnih Iena, Morris Hilquit
IN sociallSticno Stranko Xdruzenih
draw, Plehanov IA rusko social.
no dcmokracijo. Troelstra ia
Hol!andsko. Grculich IA Svico.
Staining, XII je ravnokar odklonil
vStop dansko ministrstvo.
Bracke IA francosko Stranko i'm
gospa Babatanoff "a italijansko
socialno demokracijO. Nato so IL.
rocili krsto - pozreSnemu pla-
menu.
Ma Rot and" travniku je bill
medtem vclikanski meeting. Go.
voril .je DRAWN ~poslanec David.
Avstriiec Skaret. Ceh "Nemec".
in mestni zupnik IL Curiha -
Pfucgger. Nsi so slavili velikega
v~oditelJa proletarcev, mojStra
Socialisticne politike, .iunaSkega
borilca proti mcdnarodnim SOW
raStvom in d~razenicm, - zadnie-
ga junaka IL hcrojskih casov.
Lee pocasi, pocasi so Sc razSle
mnozice vzhicene V ialinih Gutih
po velikem cloveku Bebel-u