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BASEBALL TIPS

Many baseball fans, foremost among
whom is Pat Gleason, the flye-wire
of the Saints, believe that next Sum
day the fast All-Chinese team of Cap
tain Akana will meet its Waterloo.
It was reported that the Saints had
been praying Faithfully for victory,
AS one St Louis enthusiast put it,:
~If we don't trim the All-Chinese team
next Sunday, it is doubtful whether
we will ever be able to do SO, for the
Orientals will be leaving pretty soon.
When they return from the states
they wiz be even stronger"
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En- Sue and "Chief'' Akana, the
two hard-hitting fielders of the Chi
nese team, are running neck-to-neek
race for individual batting honors.
In thirteen games played, both hit for
over 400, an average which any player
can well be proud of.
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

imamo kmeta ma svoji strani. Sc
DO nam lahko polastiti ce!e Krani
ske dezele. Y nasimi zadruvami
spravimo lahko kmete ma boben
da prodajo svoja posestva in be.
ziJo V Ameriko. Posestva pokupi-
mo mi in IA Nth naselimo redov.
nike in nune. Tako Sc bodcmo no.
easi polastili cele de5ele in prero.
kovanJe b~lazenega Antona cd Ka.
la Sc DO kmalu izpolnilo."
So-Jaracu in KranjskemueiGu
diSlJo ma kranjskem kmetije. Ia.
TO sta vneta socialistozrca in
kmeckemu ljudstvu ponujata "a
dobre kmetije niGvredne nakazni.
ee "a sedez nebesih. Slava lind.
skima sleparjema
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27
SLAVA ~SALOMONoMl

Governor Foss il Mass. ho6e mn
vsak nacin postati velik modri.
lan' ter ovekove6iti svoje inc Y
Ego Iovini svobodne Amerike. Brz.
kotne je slisal nekai zvoniti cd
svojega ''kunStnega" bratca v
Pennsylvania, kateri .je prvi do
bll Y mozgane (ako Jill sploh kai
ina sretno misel, da je skrajno
nevarno. ako sc pc ulicah nosi,
all ma kaksen lokal razobesi =
rdeca zastava.
har Je V east in slave Pennsyl-
vanlIi. to bOde tudi "a Mass. mi
sill ST ie modri governor ter pod
plsal postavnO doloGbo. da Sc v
tel DRAW ne smeio wee razobeSa-
II ali nOsiti rdeee zastave.
Najbolj pametno hi Sc sedaj bi,
10. ako 81 tudi Sc drugi g~overnerji
kaJ slitnega izmislijo. Ia Illinois
bi bio jake priporocljivo ako dr.
zavnl governor uvede p~apezovo
zastavo. Ma kar hi Sc oborozili 2
velikanskimi "patenoStri'' in pc
pelom, ter eden dan V Jolietu.
drugi dan pa Chicago romali DO
mestnih ulicah. Zastavonosa hi bill
Meznarlev Tone, Kranjski Janez
pa marSal ma konju. Kuharice pa
bi recimO lahko nosile bobnel Ma
zastavnem drOgu hi poleg pape-
zevega zenga Sc seveda morali BIZ
II privezani kuharieni predpasni-
XII. ogromna tabacnica "Snofan-
ca in velikansko "brento" Shop
sa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27
Mulberry. Kans.

V danasnjem dopisu Sc ne bo-
dem bavil S znanstvenim socialiZ-
nom ali pa S kaksnimi poboznimi
vprasanji; temveG hocem lie ce-
nJenim rojakom nekoliko opisati
moi zalosten polozaj v katerega
me je pripravila bivsa moja So
proga, katera 10 je dine 80. aprila
popihala z nekim pri meni sta
nujocim Franc Pirc. Pobrala sta
mi ves denar, katerega sem tezko
zasluzil. Pirc Sc je tudi preskrbel
2 mojo obleko, uro, verizico in
prstani. Vzela sta mi tudi dive
hGerke, najmlajso in najstarejso.
Omenjeni zaljubljeni pareek po-
dial Sc je prot st. Louis, Mo. To-
raj cenjeni rojaki, apeliram ma
vas, da ako kateri I'VE "a njihova
stanovanja, oziroma naslov, maj
mi naznani, "a kar dobi So ma
grade. Meni nj "a zeno, pac pa
mi je "a mole hcerke. katere bi
rad resil IL rok teh dveh falotov.
- Tukaj VAN je kratek opis.
Frank Pirc lie star q let, ter .je
gov dobro rejeni obraz ne kaze
mic kaj prida. V Zjedinjenih
drzavah je Sc lie Z Roien
je V Locice pri Pozeli ma Stajer-
skem. Poleg slovenScine govori
nemski in italjanski jerk. = Ona
je iste s~tarosti. Memo deklisko
ime je bilo Franciska Stropnik,
rojena V Sostanju ma Stajerskem.
Hcerke so: ~starejSa je stara 7 let,
rdecelicna, belih kodrastih las,
ter govori slovenski in nekoliko
angleski jerk. Mlajsa hcerka pa
je stara 2 lett, ter istotako belih
in nekoliko kodrastih las. Kedor
Made to druzino, maj samo vpra-
sa starejso hcerko, kje je MEN
oce. Hcerka bode gotovo pove-
dala, ker me .je mad vse ljubila.
Prosim cenjene roiake, da kedor
ia parcek zasledi, da maj mi ia
koj poroca ma dolenji naslov, "a
kar mu bodem jake h~valezen.
Johan Cermosnik,
r. R. 2, box 172
Mulberry, Kans.
: ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

DELAYED Sc lahko bahama z ci-
vilizacijo in kudturo. Sal smo tu-
di POSTAL hIdo moderni! Nekdai
so suznje moral strazniki in pri-
ganjaci zjutraj klicati, da so sli
ma delo. No danes smo pa re ia
ko visoko civilizirani, da so take
vrste klici nepotrebni. Moderne.
mu suznju je MANFRED kapitalizem
postavil poleg postelje - uro bu.
dilnico. Vsekakor je to ceneje!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27
OPEHARJENA FARSKA KU-
HARICA.
Resnicna zgodba IL zadnie kra-
ljevsko farske protirevolucije
ma Portugalskem. Pc
Am. 81"

V Lisabouu ma Portugalskem ie
imela debela farska kuharica kr6.
ma blizo vojasniee "a infanterijo
Pri sebi je imela svoie tri hcere,
XII so nadomes6ale natakarico. Tia
krcma je bila pc vezi razdeljena
V diva della. Ma desni sta bill cd
liSni sobi, kamOr so zahaiali fran
eiskani, jezuitie, memoriti, pc
~svetni farji, sploh vsi redovniki
vseh barv, Xxi tvorijo sveto-rimsko
erno vojsko. Sobi, XII sta bill ma
levi strani, sta sluzili navadnemu
ljudstvu. Kr6ma je bila ma sla-
benz glasu in vanjo nj nihGe dru-
gi zahajal, kakor farji in vojaki.
Farii so popivali, kleli in kartali
ma desni, voiaki pa ma levi.
Ma predve6er zadnje farske re-
volucije so prisli V krcmo STRIFE
vojaki. Naro6ili so liter vina. Ma
KRAFT Sc Jim ie priblizala farska
ekskuharica in Jill vpraSa: cali
hi vi streliali ma p~riyrzence cerk-
We in kralja, ako hi bila re%voluci-
iaH" "Tega hi ne storili". so Sc
odrezali vojaki soglasno. cali je
pri vaSem polku Sc veG takih GER
Xvi in kralju udanih MOI, Xxi hi ne
streljali ma nase9" je ponovno
vpraSala ekskuharica. "Poznamo
iih kakih ~trideset'', so Sc odrezali
vojaki. "Minka", je zaklicala ia
farska ekskuharica, "prinesi diva
Stefana vina in vsakemu vojaku
vecerjo ma moi ra6un''. Pc teh be-
sedan ie izginila V soho ma desni,
da farskim zarotnikom sporoei We
selo vest o voiakih, Xxi ne bodo
streljali ma zarotnike.
Ko Sc ie %vrnila, so Sc vojaki re
mastili S pe6enko, katero so prid-
no zalivali 2 whom. Pristopila je
k mizi in Jill vprasala Sc enkrat {:
"Zakaj hi pa ne streljali ma nas?''
VOjaki Sc poredno nasmejejo in
odgovore krogu: "Pri vojaSki
godbi smo in kot godci nimamo
pusk''. Ekskuharica ie nekaj re-
kla, kar je bio boli podobno klet-
vini kakor molitvi, potem je pa
odhitela k patron, Xxi so pill in
zrli IA zmago kraljevsko farskih
zarotnikov, da 81 V Nth veseli
druzbi ohladi jezo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27
Poducil je farja.

So-Jarac je bill velik b~ojevnik
"a YER in socialistozrc. Pc salu-
nih je krical: "NaSa vera je Ia
prava." Socialist so cd muh."
Kot velik bojevnik "a vero je pa
incl vedno gobo V zelodcu. Irl
je vse: Shops, pivo, vino, sploh
vse, kar je lie teklo po grin. Pow
sod je fehtal "a cerkev, da je incl
.potrebni drobiz "a pija6o in srGno
je zelel, da hi kmalu napocila IL
sta srecna doba. katero je dr..
Tavcar mojstersko opisal V satiri
1900 let". Nj bill torej ravno ne
umen, ce je delavca in socialista
Janezka nagovarjal, da maj Sc
pridruzi farjem, ker no krnalu ma
poeila tista zlata doba.
Janezek je potrpezljivo poslu-
sal farske nauke, Xxi mu Jill je da-
jail So-Jarac. Yeast Sc ie malo ma
smehnil. pa zopet malo prikimal,
da ie Sc bolj razburil socialisto-
urea. Ko je So-Jarac mislil, la je
re zmagal in pridobil Janezka "a
farsko bisago, sc je Janezek w
dignil in priblizal vratom in wi
to smehljaje rekel: "So-Jarac, le-
pc znas govoriti, prav lepo. Nauci
Sc Sc misliti. Pojdi delati V tovar-
no, ali pa kaksno pisarno, me-
sto da Bogu S svojim "rokuspo-
kusom" krades cas- vsaki dan 2i
ur, popivas in zreS donna in pc
salonih kakor puisek, pa bodo ma
pocili cate zlati cast sv. Antona
cd Kala. Svoj denar raise dam "a
osvoboditev delavstva IL klerikal-
mega in kapitalisticnega .iarma,
kakor da hi pill V druzbi lumpa,
Xxi joka, kako je Krist trpel ma
krizu, da TEN lozje odira zaslep-
ljeno in nevedno ljudstvo. Lahko
noe So-Jarac. Fri "a denar dru-
zih, "a mojega ne boss" In prav
je incl Japezek, da je poSteno
okrcal farskega agitatorja, ker so
farji najvecji liudski sovrazniki.
- Ma nekem farskem shodu V
Ljubljani |. 1896. so trdili farii
d~obesedno: mi ga bolt neumne-
Ga cloveka, kakor ie kmet. Use
nam verjame! Lagati mu je treba,
da DO ma onem svetu prejel placi.
10 "a nuke in trplienje, ia ten
svetu pa ga lahko oderemo, kakor
hocemo. DELAYED nam ne veriame.
10, zato Sc drximo lmeta."
Leta 1895 dine Is. novembra il
dejal far Kranjskicic: "Dokler
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

Dokler bodo vladali kapitalisti
= bodo tudi delavci suznji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-27

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je naiyeeja
ma Zapadu In ina vse najboljse oQeanske
crte (linije). Sifkarte prodajsmo 20
kompanitskdh cenah.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
The Wood Silo is Superior

1t is conceded by all authorities that ensiaage,
like whiskey, keeps better in wood than any
other material. This is not disputed. knowing
these facts. we gave to a construction engineer
of national reputation. commits on to design a
stave silo for us that could absolutely guarar-
tee. This engineer has fulfilled his commission
and we now ready to make the following an
nouncement to the public:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Losses From Hog Cholera.

According to the government re.
port issued last week, 6 1-2 million
hogs died in 1912 from cholera. Thus
far this year the five Western mar.
kets have received l million fewer
hogs than in the same period 1912.
Larger decreases are expected later
in the year.
Last years losses of swine were
the greatest in more than ten years,
yet last year marked the beginning
of the use Of hog cholera serum.
That such losses should occur when
there is means of preventing, cur
ing and minimizing shows that farm
ers are slow to take up with new
methods, that the serum cure is not
all claimed for it, or that the defect
is in its use.
Last summer and fall when hog
cholera was at its worst in Iowa, ILL.,
nois, Kansas and Missouri, the state
agricultural colleges were unable to
supply the demand for hog cholera
serum. Private manufacturing con-
Germs also were taxed to the limit.
Some state colleges and private firms
held to the single vaccination theory,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17

others claimed that a double dose
was necessary. Many say that the
serum loses its quality after = certain
period.
The loss from cholera last wear
amounted to Sc l-2 million dollars. Ii
is big enough to justify extreme
methods for prevention. Well in
formed live stock men believe that
methods should be adopted in all
states, or by the national government
to make the use of serum effective
and compulsory. If this were done
the result might be as satisfactory
as those from the measures adopted
for eliminating the Texas fever tick
in the South and Southwest.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Trusts Earned s Billion

Washington, April 12.-The net
earnings of corporations of the United
States for the calendar year 1912 were
5000 million dollars, an increase of
$50 million dollars over 1871. That
amount will yield an income to the
government under the Corporation
Tax Law Of 80 million dollars, which
is 2 IL million dollars, or 8 per cent
greater than a year ago.
Mr.. Cabell, commissioner of inter-
nal revenue, has received returns
from practically all corporations, and
completed today assessments 10 the
full extent Of the 80 million dollars
which must be paid to the govern
ment by June so In addition 2 mill
lon dollars willcome from delinquents
81 previous years
Net corporafion earnings for 1911
decreased 2 Per cent. 8 compared
With 1910 The figures for 1912
hovteyer. shoNt ID incleass of about
opeF CT o. l9li wsrs 8 psf cent
erlloe than leln
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
John 3. Henderson Dead

Washington, April H. John Brooks
Henderson, cX-United States senator
from Missouri and author Of the Thir-
teenth Amendment to the Constitu-
ton, died at $50 O'Clock tonight from
complication Of disorders. He was
Sc years old.
Mr.. Henderson was taken i'll last
Monday and was removed to hos
pital. Mrs. Henderson, who has been
with him constantly, and his only son,
John B. Henderson, jr., were at his
bedside when death came.
Mr., Henderson was born near Dan
vile, Va.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
IMPORTANCE OF HEALTHY
KIDNEYS
Readers Should Learn to Keep
the Kidneys Well.

Readers Should Learn to Keen
the Kidneys Well.
The kidneys have a big work to do.
All the blood in the body is coursing
through the kidneys constantly to be
freed of poisonous matter. 1t is a
heavy enough task when the kidneys
are well, but cold, chill, fever or
some thoughtless exposure is likely
to irritate, inflame and longest the
kidneys and interrupt the purifying
work.
Then the aching frequently begins
and is often accompanied by some IT.
regularity of the urine-too frequent
passages, sediment or retention.
Thousands testify to the wonderful
merit Of Doan's Kidney Pills, reme-
dy for the kidneys only, that has
been used in kidney troubles so years.
You will make no mistake in follow
ing this Butler citizens advice.
Asa Morgan, Butler, Mo. says:
'Doan's Kidney Pills are an excellent
remedy for pains and weakness in
the back and trouble with the kidney
secretions. This preparation has
been used in my family, being pro-
cured at CAy's Drug Store, and as
know what it can do, l do not hest
tate to endorse it. )"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan Sand
take no Observation-Disclosures. 26-2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Some Interesting Inventions.

Ingenious mechanism in new
German lighthouse that uses electric.
ity as an illuminant switches on a
new lamp and moves it into focus
should the original lamp be extin.
guished.
In the residence of Connecticut
man there has been installed a pri-
vate motion picture theater, 50 locat-
ed that guests can view the pictures
as from box while at the dinner
table.
A combination lock that encircles
the handle Of an umbrella and pre-
vents it being opened by any person
ignorant of the combination is the
invention Of London cafe courtroom
attendant.
For use in connection with piano
or organ keyboard, Swedish inven-
tor has perfected electrical apparatus
which transcribes music as it is COM
posed on a wax ribbon, from which it
may be copied.
A sewing cabinet capacious enough
to hold everything seamstress may
need in her work, yet which folds up
like screen and can be carried by
handles on one side, has been invent
ed by Missourian.
BY treating it with certain acids, a
French inventor has brought out a
paper which disintegrates and de-
stroys any inscription written upon it
after a time.-Ex,
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Look!

Thousands are homeless today in
Nebraska and other states. The next
blow may be yours, are you protected
with Tornado Policy? If not, today
is the day of opportunity, tomorrow
your home may be scattered to the
four winds. A policy in the Home
Insurance Company will protect you.
Jno. F. Herrell & Son, Agents, Geo.
L. Herrell, Adrian; Jno. F. Herrell,
Butler, Mo. 25-N
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Tractor Stops Prairie Fire

Cimarron, Kas., April IA tract
or plow was used to stop a prairie
fire near Charleston. Thousands of
dollars worth Of hay and crops were
destroyed before the flames were
stopped. A bonfire of weeds got
away and the fire, driven by high
wind, swept over the Morgan ranch.
The farmers gathered along the south
side Of the ranch. The big tractor
plowed a swath several yards wide
across the path Of the flames. Farm
ers with wet sacks kept the sparks
from setting fire to the grass on the
adjoining ranches.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
A New Inheritance Tax Bill

Washington, April IA national
inheritance tax is proposed in a bill
to be introduced by Representative
La Toilette. The bill proposes
graduated tax ranging from per
cent on legacies of less than 5000 to
so per cent on legacies of more than
Is million dollars. The bill would
exempt requests to educational,
church and charitable institutions. A
similar bill has been introduced by
Senator Jones.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Prof. G.. A. Burke Reelected

Charles A. Burke, superintendent,
Of the Jacksonville PUBLIC schools,
at a meeting Of the Board of Educa-
ton IN Saturday night was reelected
to supervise the schools for the en-
suing year, and again the board is to
be commended for its action.
Superintendent Burke is now enter
ing the last lap on his second years
work in the Harrisonville schools,
and the improvement that has come
over the schools is so manifest that
it can be observed by everybody. 1t
is the improvement that has come
from the cooperation of the board,
superintendent, teachers and patrons,
but it was work in which the super
intendent showed his ability as an or
ganizer. When the patrons of the
district look back few years, and re-
member the disrupted condition of
the district, all the way from board
and faculty at loggerheads to the cut
ting down of the most Of the shade
trees in the school yard, it is scarcely
possible to believe that as much could
be accomplished in two years as has
been.
Certainly, the patrons OF the district
should congratulate the board on its
continued good judgment in the re-
election of the superintendent who
has been largely instrumental in
bringing order out of chaos. -Harri-
sOnville Democrat.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
Absolutely Guaranteed

1t is perfect in all its appointments that We
are willing to sell it to you fully erected rooted
painted, and note this. absolutely guaranteed
build it, and when finished. give you our person
al guarantee that this silo will not fall down or
collapse within three years from date of erection
from any cause whatsoever. OF Providence
alone excepted. and reerect it Free OF Cost if it
should
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1913-04-17
The Crown SilO

Plans and specifications for this scientifically
constructed silo now in our office ready Tor
your inspection. We extend cordial invitation
to every farmer and stock raiser TO come and ex-
anime these plans of the Only So ever designed
by a thoroughly competent engineer.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-23
Mean Trick.

Referring to a public mans aver
sion to being spick and span coun-
try paper announced:
''Mr Mcguire will wash himself
before he assumes the Office of town
councillor"
This made Mcguire furious and he
demanded an apology, which appear
ed thus:
Mr.. Mcguire requests US to deny
that he will wash himself before he
assumes the Office of town council
IOr."
Oddly enough, this only enraged
Mcguire the more.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-23

caying, were continually to be seen.
At Prague a criminal was hung in
chains, to starve to death, with a
mastiff at each heel, in order that
he might be partially eaten before
death. No less awful sight and no
less frequent in certain places, such
as Marseilles, was the galley slave,
naked except for a pair Of breeches,
dragging behind him ashore the
chain fixed to his feet, treated worse
than a beast, and yet not necessarily
criminal.