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ANOTHER AMERICAN
 GOLFER ELIMINATED
Hale of Chicago Goes Down Before Australian Champion Evans, Weber and Lockwood Survive Second Round
 Ouimet and Herreshoff Still to Play

Sandwich. England, May 1e.-Fraser Hale of Chicago was the only American to suffer defeat today in the second round of play for the British amateur golf championship. "Chick" Evans, Jr., of Chicago. Harold Weber of Toledo and Ar thur G. Lockwood of Belmont Springs. Mass, defeated their opponets.
 As Francis ouimet. Woodland Golf club, Massachusetts, open American champion, and Frederick Herreshoff, New York did not compete today. there stir remain five of the 10 American entrants to continue the struggle.
 Hale was put out by 1vo Whitton, the Australian champion, pho played almost faultless golf.
 Chick Evans met high-class player in Carl Bretherton of Handsworth. put playing with steadiness and imperturba. bilty. which even the loss Of hole through the intrusion or spectator dit
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urb, won the match by two up and

not disturb. won the match by two up and one to play.
 WebeE played the first round today be- cause all those who had been drawn for that round did not complete the course yesterday. Lockwood played in the sec ond round, having drawn a bye for ths first. Evans and Hale played in the sec ond rounds. ouimet and Herreshoff will play in the second round tomorrow and if they win they will play also in the third round tomorrow. Evans will meet Scott of Park Langley; Weber will play Carlisle of Sunningdale, and Lockwood will meet Hayling of Ealing. Ouimet ani lierreshon will have as their opponents Tuhbs of Iittlestone and Patt of the Royal North Devon. respectively.
 One of the most interesting matches to. morrow will be that between II. II. Hli- ton, British amateur champion, and Rob- ert Harris, Acton. England, runner-up to Hilton for the championship last year.
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PITCHERS
 ARE BATTED HARD

New Orleans. May 19.-With Roland holding the locals to three scattered hits and both Mcintyre and Styles being bat ted hard, Nashville defeated New Orleans today by score of to o. It was the second shutout of the season experienced by the locals. Mcintyre was taken out in the third inning after two huns had been scored and Styles, who succeeded him, lacked control. Callahan's home- run with a man on base in the ninth, and the batting of Williams and More were features. Hendryx stumbled in run ming past first base in the eighth and was knocked unconscious by falling heav- fly, but recovered soon after Higgins re- placed him. Score:
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NaS1Vil1e at New OrleanS.
 Chattanooga at Montgomery.
 The crippled Turtles threw another sur prise into the local baseball camp here this afternoon by walking off with the second contest of the series when odds against them repeating Sundays feat were high As it was, however, the Turtles are not due much credit for winning, for 1t was through Catcher Tragesser's generos- ity that they were allowed to decamp with another battle.
 Although suffering with a split finger, Tragesser insisted upon relieving Dilger, who has been working regularly for the past week and half, believing that his injury had healed enough for him to get back into harness. However, his finger had not recovered entirely and interferred with his throwing to the bases. Through wild heaves in the first and sixth rounds the visitors were allowed to sew up the game.
 Sage and Harbin opposed each other deep holes only to work safely out again. Sage handled himself coolly, and even in the ninth, when the Barons made desperate effort to grab the game out of the fire, he did not falter
 But for poor support, Harbin would have probably gotten away with victory, as none of the Turtle runs were earned, and were chargeable to misplays by his support.
 Allison opened the game by beating out & hit to short and then stealing the key stone. Coyle flied out to right and Shanley G..l1 ad the Turtles would be held down scoreless. Mullen delivered with punch over sec ond which Marcan knocked down after a hard try, but too late to catch the bat ter. Allison went to third on the hit. While the batter was out of the box Har- bin attempted to catch Mullen off base and threw wild, Allison scoring and Null len going to second. The Barons pro- tsrted, claiming that the ball was not legally in play as Wilson was out of his box. Umpire OToole allowed the claim and sent the runners back to their respective bases. Mullen stole second and Allison scored when Tragesser threw wild into right field. Wilson grounded out to short, bringing the session to a close
 Mcdonald opened for the Barons with a two-bagger into center field. Marcan sac rificed him to third. Stewart hit to Mer ritt at first and Mcdonald was caught at the plate. Stewart was caught stealing for the third out
 The Barons were let down in order up until the sixth, but the Turtles were not near as contented. In the third Coyle singled to center and went to third on Shanley's bingle to right, but he was trapped off third and caught at the plate. Shaney started toward second and Ira gessor motioned toward the keystone and then hurled the ball to third, catching Coyle off and forcing him to come home, where he was easily touched out.
 After two were down in the fourth the visitors got men on first and second
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Presented \ArOnd Affair
 
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING
Pirates Start Winning Again

Pittsburg. May 1s.-Pittsburg broke its losing streak after dropping six straight games. by beating Boston today to 5. Pittsburg punched four hits in the fourth and these with two walks off Crutcher and wild throw by Evers. gave them i've runs in one inning. With two out and Martin on first in the sixth. Mann hit home run and in the seventh the visitors tied the score on Evers' walk, an out and Gilbert's single With two on bases and two out in the eighth. Mitchell and Gibson singled off Rudolph. scoring the winning runs. Score:
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TENTATIVE GA. l..
 SCHEDULE DRAWN UP

Gadsden. May Especial "A ten- tative schedule for the Gorgia- Alabama league until June was drawn at a meeting of directors in President w. J. Boykin's office today. A committee of frame schedule for the remainder of the season is composed of President Boykin, T. L. Farmer. Newman; Joe Pat ton, Rome. and S. McGaughy, Gadsden opelika was given the July game with LaGrange.
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Tigers Lose Three Straights

Boston, May 19.-The Red Sox took the third straight game from the league lead- CTS today, to 4. Aided somewhat by errors, Boston gathered most of It's runs while Dubuc was pitching. breaking his string of five. straight victories. He was taken out in the sixth inning, after Bos- ton had scored twice. Sam Crawford re- covered from batting slump with two singles. Score:
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Summary: Hits, Mitchell 4 in innings. Bowman 0 in innings. Sacrifice hit, Me- Bride. Stolen bases, Graney 2, Jackson 2 Milan ?. Gandl, Henry. Double plays. Shaw to Morgan to Gandil; Foster to Morgan to Gandil. Base on balls. Mitchell 2 Bowman l. Shaw B. Struck out, Mitch ell 3, Bowman l. Shaw s. Wild pitch, Mitchell Time 2:oo. Empires. Dineen and Connolly
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 Two-base Hits, Mcdonald, Allison, Coyle. Three-base Hit-Marcan. Sacrifice Hits, Marcan 2, Wilson, Mc- Dermott. Stolen Bases-Allison, Mullen. Double Play-Wilson to Schlei Base on Balls-Harbin g. Sage l. Hit by Pitched Ball-Sage (Mc- Bride). Hits-Sage G. Harbn T. Struck Out-Sage 4, Harbin g. Time of Game-1:40. Umpires-O'Toole and Breitenstein,
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING
Senators Take Third

Washington May 1s.-Washington made It three straight from Cleveland today, winning to ?, through faster fielding and superb base running. The locals scored twice in the first inning on a base on balls. Milan's single, an error and Gandil's steal home Two more came in the hfth on Posters single, an error, Milan's steal and squeeze by Shanke.
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BILLS SLAUGHTER
 LOOKOUTS IN THIRD

Montgomery, May 19.-Montgomery hit Kroh and Reisigl hard today and won the third game of the series from Chat tanooga. The score was 13 to l. Black, who pitched for the locals, was in fine form. Knaupp's steal of home in the fourth was a feature. Shaw, a new out fielder, took Bakers place in right field today and made a good showing. Score:
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'Batted for Wagner in eighth

Summary: Two-base hits, Dolan, Hug gins. Three-base hits Smith, J. Miller. Hits, Fucker in 41-3 innings; Wagner. in 22-3 innings; Schnutz. ? in inning. Sacrifice hits Magee ?. Stengel 1. Sacri- flee fly, Egan. Stolen bases Wilson, Beck, Perritt, Huggins. Daubert. Double play. Dolan, Huggins to J. Miller. Bases on balls, Fucker 1. Wagner 1, Schmutz |. Perritt g. Hit by pitcher. Peritt (Elber- feld). Struck out, Peritt 4, Wagner 1. Time, 35. Empires, Klem and Hart.
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JIM GUDGER LEADS
 GULLS TO VICTORY

Mobile, May 19.-.Iim Gudger's pitching featured Mobiles victory over Atlanta to- day by to score. making three in a row for the Gulls. Only 24 faced Gud- ger in the last eight innings and only 20 during the entire game. Mobiles run re- suited from A double by Hudnall and
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Schultz Wins for Lavender

Chicago, May 19.-Frank Schulte bat ted for Lavender in the seventh inning today and delivered a triple which vir- tua1ly cost Philadelphia the game. The final score was to 1. Bresnahan dou- bled in this inning and Schulte trip pied, scoring the catcher with the tying run. The hit upset Alexander and re- suited in four more runs in that in- ming. Score:
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Cicotte Stars; Sox Win

Philadelphia. May 19-Cicotte pitched in wonderful form today and Chicago shut cut Philadelphia, 3 to O. McInnis who singled with one out in the eighth inning, was the only home player to reach first base. Only four balls were knocked to Chicago outfielders Score.
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Cards Win Fourth Straipht

St. Louis. May 19-St. Louis pounded Brooklyn's pitchers hard today and won It's fourth consecutive victory. to 9
 Seek and Dolan played great game in the field and the latter, besides getting four hits in five attempts and scoring three runs himself. drove in two. Score;
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Summary Hits apportioned, runs 4 hits off Mcintyre in 1-s innings: runs hits off Styles in 6 2-3 innings. Home run. Callahan. Three-base hits, More, Be- land. Two-base hits. williams ?, More. Sacrifice hits. Gibson, Roland. Sacrifice ny Williams. Stolen bases. Hemming- way. Gibson. Struck out. Mcintyre i. styles z. Roland 6. Bases on balls Styles :, Roland ?. Hit by pitched ball, Styles and Kellum.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC

At Columbia: Columbia 3, Albany g. At Charleston: Charleston l, Jackson vile O.
 At Savannah: Savannah 10, Macon 3.
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American Association
International League

At Rochester: Providence 1, Roches- ter 2. At Toronto: Newark 1, Toronto {
 At Buffalo: Jersey City 3, Buffalo 4 no innings). w (Only five games scheduled.)
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Hamilton Conouers Yanks

New York, May 19.-Hamilton held New York to five scattered hits here today and St. Louis shut out the Yankees. to O.. Next to Hamilton's great pitching, the batting and fielding of Wares featured the work of the St. Louis team. Score:
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:" "cH1cK" EVAN g

The young western golfer survived the second round of the British tour nament and along with four others is still in the fight to carry Uncle Sam's cOl0rs to victory.
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'batted for Lavender in seventh.
 Score by innings:
 Philadelphia ........... 900 001 0O0--1 Chicago .............. 900 900 1+--6
 Summary: Two-base hits, Lobert, Bresnahan. Three-base hit Schulte. Home run, Magee. Hits, Lavender ? in z innings, sheney in innings. Stolen bases, Bresnahan ?, Good g. Bases on Balls, Alexander 9, Lavender 3, Cheney 2. Struck out. Alexander 3. Lavender 4. Cheney ]. Wild pitch, Cheney. Time. 1:55. Empires, Eason and Quigley.
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Summary: Two-hase hit, Schalk Hits.
 Shawkey Il in 6 innings, Bressler in 5 innings. Sacrifice hits, J. Collins, Cicotte.
 Stolen bases. Blackburne, J. Collins. Base on balls, Shawkey 1, Bressler i. Struck out, Cicotte 5, Shawkey l, Bressler 3. Time, 1;SS. Empires, O'Ioughlin and Hildebrand.
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Red Twirlers Wild

Cincinnati, May 1S.--Davenport's wildness enabled New York to win the third game of the series from Cincin- nati today 5 to ?. Davenport gave a total of eight bases on balls while he was in the box, three of them coming in the third inning. forcing in a run. Mathewson kept the hits scattered. ex- cept in the fourth inning. when two singles and double gave Cincinnati it's two runs. The fielding was sharp. on hoth sides Score:
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Summary: Two-base hits. Lord. Hud- nall Gudger Sacrifice hit. Gudger. Double play. Jennings to Mcconnell to Eibel. Struck out Gudger {. Browning 5. Base balls, Gudger ?, Browning ?. Time, :55. Empires, Chesnutt and Rud- derham
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HOUCK BALks ON
 GOING TO MINORS

Philadelphia, May 1s.-Byron Houck. a Philadelphia Athletics pitcher, today was released to the Baltimore club of the International league. but said if he could moi pitch in the big league he would not pitch at all. Houck joined inc Athletics in 1911. coming from spo- kane.
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Herzog. Hits, Davenport ' in in nings. 1ngersoll in 1 inning Sacrifice hit, Fletcher. Sacrifice flies, Doyle, Stolen bases. Besoher, Doyle, Double plays, Doyle to Merkle; Mathew son. Fletcher to Merfle; Marsans to Niehoff. Base on balls, Davenport s, In- gersoll 1. Hit by pitcher. Mathewson
 tBates). Struck out. Mathewson ?. Davenport ?. Time, 1:f7. Umpires, Rig Ter and Emslie.
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Summary: Two-base hits, Coyle, Hol- lander. Three-base hit. Daily Sacrifice hits. Daly. Snedecor, Donahue. Stolen bases, Johnston, Hollander Elwert, Jant- zen, Knaupp ?. Base on balls. Reisigl 8, Black 2. Hits, Kroh in 1 inning with 1 run Reisigl 10 in innings. Struck out, Kroh 2, Relsigl g. Black ?. Time, 1:45. Empires. Kerin and Fffield.
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IolalS ............ of *Batted for Hall in ninth.

oun11lHTy. T WU-Udse HIts, LEWIS, SpeHK- CT. Hits Bedient in innings; Leonard in innings; Dubuc in innings; Hall 2 in 3 innings. Sacrifice Aits. Scott g. Be- dient, Kavanaugh. Stolen bases, veach 2, Speaker. Double play, Dubuc to Burns to Moriarty. Bases on balls, Dubuc 1. Hit by pitcher, Kavanaugh by Leonard. Struck out, Bedient 3, pubuc 1. Passed ball, Thomas. Stanage. Wild pitch, Hall. Time, 1:45. Empires, Egan and Evans.
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summary: Two-base hit, Maranville. Home run, Mann. Stolen bas, Koetchtv, Hits, Crutcher in innings: Cocream In } 2-3 innings: Rudolph In 2-s in nings; McQuillan in innings; Harmon l In innings. Bases on balls, Crutcher ? cecream g. McQuillan i. Struck out. Cruteher l. Cocream 8, McQuillan 1. liar mon l. Hit by pitcher. Gibson by crutch- CT; Connolly by McQuillan. Double play. Maranville to Evers. Time. 2:1o. Empires, Orth and Byron
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE STANDING
 Iai..

Results Yesterday Memphis 8, Birmingham ?. Nashville I, New Orleans O. Mobile 1, Atlanta o. Montgomery IS, Chattanooga ?.
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~Batted TOT TTuesuHIe m HIHtH.
 Score by innings:
 St. Louis ....................... O02 000 100-3 New YOrk ....................... VU UV VUO-V
 Summary: Two-base hits, Wares, Pratt, H. Williams Three-base hit, Agnew. Sac- rifice hit, c. Williams Stolen bases, Shot ten, Pratt, G. Williams, Agnew. Double plays, Peckinpaugh to Truesdale to H. Williams; Pratt to Wares to Leary. Bases on balls, Heating 2, Hamilton 4. Struck out. Heating g. Hamilton 8. Passed balls Nunamaker 9 Time, 1:5s. Empires. Chill and Sheridan.
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ioedio ....'.-...... o- To 10 70 sJacobson out. hit by batted ball.
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Games TOdays Memphis at Birmingham. Atlanta at Mobile. Nashville at New Orleans. Chattanooga at Montgomery.
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IUtaIs .......,32 21 15 "Batted for Davenport in eighth.
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Batted for Irelan in ninth.
 ssBatted for Killifer in ninth. s*'Batted for Alexander in ninth.

Totals ..... .34 6 II 27 10 sbatted for Lavender in seventh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
Zeno in sina izgubil. Posestniku

dan pa je dobil tudi brzojavko,
da je njegov sin praporscak Jak-
Sc padel ma bojiSGu.
Gozdno skrivaliSce. Cd zadnie-
ga vloma ma Nisokem ma Golovcu.
ko je bila sauna gospa Klasekova
~restavraciJi ponoCl. nj dalo
DRAWN policiji ;niru, da jc zasle-
dovala in j. pred par dnevi, pc
zaSlugi klaseka, izsledila neko
skrivaliSGe, kamor so nosili tatovi
svOje pokradene stvari. NASH so
lonce IA kuhanje, svcce. krompir,
koruzno moko z vreco, razmo pc
rio, otrocje obleke, vse to V ne
KEN jarku, jake strmo, nedostop-
no, neki duplini. Ma tleh jc bila
deska ma deski, vsc stvari pa lepo
zlOzene. V blizini so dobili nekega
deGka, Xxi je V druzbi tatov stall
ma strait. Tega so takoj aretirali
III VISA njegova izpovedanja so
dokazala, da Sc nahaja V tel druz-
bi znani, Re 17krat kaznovani So
lar. Zdaj apelira policija ma OBJ
cinstvo, maj il pOmaga Welt tiGka,
Xxi ga iSGe.
Tatvine. Dne 81. oktobra Sc je
zgodilo V raznih lokalih ljubljan.
skin pOlno tatvin. V kavarni Leon
ma Starem trgu je bio %omcnjcne-
ga dine pOnoti IL zaprte omare
ukradenih s buteljk in 3 stekleni-
&c Sampanjca DERBY See"
SploSno Sumiio. da so To tatvino
izvrSili neki tujci, XII so Sc ONE
nJenega dine potepali pc Starem
trgu.
Smrtna nesreca. IL Gotovelj St
poro6a Avtomobil, XII Vol IL
Ljubljane Y Celje. je Y ncdcljo
%. okt. povozil gdG. Antonio Lu-
ger, ko sc je vozila il St. Pavla z
vozom dOmov. Avtomobil jc "a.
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tako nesetno padla pod avtomobil.
da 10 je povozil preko glavc i'm
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Je Z MO tudi otrok sorodnika
lvana Rak, Xxi pa jc oStal ncpo-
skodOvan. Tudi vOzniku in konju
Sc nj mic zgodilo.
Strasna nezgoda ma Opcinah. u.
TrSta pOrO6ajo: 26. oktobra 20
noel sc je pripetila ma postal juz-
ne zeleznice ma OpGinah straSna
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let start Franc Vidri6. donna il
vlpavske okolice, nekoliko vinjen
cez zeleznisko progo, ko GA je "a
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in odtrgal levo roko. DIR. Bellen
mu je nudil prvo pomoG ter ga
postal z vozi6kom Y trzaSko Dol.
nisnico. Zdravniki izjavljajo. da
Je njegovO stanje brezupno. Ne
srecni alkohol.
Samomor. IL St. lila Y SLOW.
gor. V nedeljo %. okt. O polnoci
je priSel V gostilno Neubauer V
Strassu vodja nemSke Skole V Cir
saku. Jamnik. NaroGil 81 .jc sko-
delico GAIA. Mcdtcm ko gre nata-
karica V kuhinjo. da prinese goStu
narOteni caj. ST. je Jamnik V leve
prsi u~strelil. P~repcljali so ga 2
reSilnim automobile Y Gradec.
toda umrl je med potjo. Kaj jc
moza gnalo Y smrt, Sc ne We. Ia
rocen Je bill $ hGerko goStilni6arja
Gartncrja Y Strassuu ter star Sele
&c let.
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Sko FoSlopJe poSeStnice Luznik in
cello domovanje poSeStnika Ste
ruGnika. Zgorclo ie tudi kmetijsko
orodje. krma in zivila. Zazgali so
otroci. - Pri Sv. Lovrencu ma
Dravskem polju so zgorelc tc dni
Stir hiSe. GaSilci MISC mogli vSled
pom~anjkanja vodc niGesar opra-
viii.
Poneverba. IL Sevnice poro6a.
jo, da so priSli pri rcviziji okraj-
ne bolniSke blagajnc ma sled po-
nevcrbi 400 X; zakrivil jo je boj-
ia ta.inik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

kar je vedel, Sc je gOspodicna
oglasila:
"Vse je V redu in bo opravlje-
no. kakor je treba. V pisarni pa
imamo veliko della, gospod."
Ia hip Sc je GaSpertek zamislil.
kaj pomeni zadnji stavek? Taxa
DANA gotovo ne daje beSed brez
zmisla. kmalu pa mu je bio jas
no, da gospodicna nina casa i'll
da mu jc to opisals ma lep natin,
ker "a hi hotela zaliti $ TEN, da
hi "a kar ma kratko odSlovila.
GaSperGek je razumeval tudi
komplicirane reel, ker pa je bill
tudi olikan, Sc je poklonil tako
lcpo, da Sc ne hi mogel noben
lajtnant lepSe, pa Sc JIG S polozaju
primerno izbrano frazo priporo-
ell.
Oroslav je odsel, podobo do
stojanstvene dame pa je wei $
Sabo, Seveda V dust. Tedaj Sc je
V njem zbudil speGi genij pesni-
silva. Svojih verzov nj posiljal
urednikom, ali glava mu Jill Je
bila tako polna. da so mu bill
vcGeri prekratki "a prenasanje
lepih miSli IL kraliestva ideje
ma prozaiGni papir. Cudni so bill
oni dnevi, Gudne tiste noel; razu-
mel hi Jill lie clovek. XII hi pre6ital
zblrko lirike, polno mehkobe, hire
penenja. sladkoSti in bridkosti.
upanja in dvomov. porojeno il
Gudeznih SAM. Pa ncmara niti tie
daj ne hi razumel, zakaj vsakda
Mi clovek hi najbrze dejal, da so
to vsakdanje reel, zaradi katerih
ne hi bio treba kvariti peres.
Nekaj casa je bill GaSperGek ne.
Srecen. Dana, kateri so bile po-
svetene vSe njegovc misli, je bila
tako doStojanstvena, da Sc mu je
zdela razdalja med MO in MIN
kakor med zemljo in solncem.
Usoda pa 81 nj dala motif svojih
namenov in je ukrenila tako, da
je postal gospod prokurist tajno
zaljubljenega pomoGnika Sc wee
KRAFT V Bobnarjevo pisarno. Toda
seasonal Sc je zgodilo. da so j
opravki dovolili kakSen trenotek
odmora. in GaSperGek je dozivel
sreGo, da ga je blagovolila vpra-
Sati "a njegove raZmere: kako da
Sc pise, kako je kaj V trgovini, &c
ina mnogo della.
Tako sc je polagoma krajSala
razdalja, in ko je GaSpercek ne
koc odhajal IL pisarne. pa je mo-
rala gospodiGna pray takrat ma
sodnijo, sta Sla prvi6 skupaj Po-
TEN, Sc je to Sc nekolikokrat Ego
dilo slutajno, napoSled pa sta 81
rckla. da nj nobenega vzroka. "a
kaj Sc ne bi zmenila.
Ia GaSperGka Sc je tedaj pri-
cello takorekoc novo z~ivljenje.
Gospoditna Milena je bila ponos-
ma dana ,toda njen novi prijatelj
Sc je kmalu preprital. da je bila
TAXA pc pravici. Navadna oSab-
most nj bila mlademu trgovcu 20
prna kakOr cestno blato, kadar
ina tlovek lakaste Gevlje ma no.
gah; Mileno pa jc opraviGevalo
Siroko duSevno obzorje in pleme-
nltost miSljenja, XII je tho ali
mogocno protestiralo prot skrom-
nosti njenega druzabnega polo
zaja. Bila je steer Glanica ugled-
mega pravniSkega stanu, toda
njenim talentCm, njeni bistri sod
IN. poletu njenega duha hi Sc bilo
p~ristOjalO mesto vSe blize solncu.
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siuzba. Najeti hi moral biti Y ME
nih finih rokah.
Tesnosrtni ljudje. XII ne vcru-
jeJo V %zlahtnejse cute, hi deiali.
da so tako gledale GaSperGkove
zalJublJenc oci in da sodijo drugl
fantje svoja dekleta pray tako ali
pa Skoraj tako. Toda &c III bill
~GaSpertek SliSal tako mnenje, hi
ga bil gotoyo vSaj ma THEM "a
vrnll. Nemara hi bill odgovoril sam
Y sehi. Ola ga Iiubczen nj NICOLA
The Prescott daily news., 1914-05-19
WITH THE MOVIES

Donald Crisp has been branching out as a director of Majestic Mutual Movies, and the well known actor of the Reliance dramas, whose work as Bull McGee gained him great fame, IS doing very well at his new trade His first attempt at directing was "The Newer Woman" one reel sa- tire on the new woman and her inde- pendence, in which Dorothy Gish and Robert Harron played the leading roles.
 He now is at work upon another one reel Mutual Movie entitled "The lav- ern of Tragedy" in which the. Mexi- can imbroglio is used as background It concerns the tragic adventures oi young American spy caught m me Tavern of Tragedy" just on the MeNi- can border line, his escape from dealh aided, in an unusual manner by the daughter of the tavern keeper Mae Marsh plays the leading role ot .he daughter, F. A. Turner plays the la ther and Fred Burns is the American