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The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
BATTLE TO TIE.

Rzns-Heah tg. Peins ~. Roger ~. MANN,
Winstead. r. Rawlings. Bowen. g. Rawlings An
defSon, Sigourney. Fnede. Thomrson Cs. Earned
uns-Mount Pleasant. s. Immannel. T. First bass
By erros-Mosnt Pleasant. 1; Inmanuel l. Left
on baseS-Mount Pleasant. q; Immanuel 4 First
base On balls-On Rawlings. 9: OF winStead
Hits msde-0n Rawlings, 8; od winstead Z Struck
out-By Rawlings, 10: by winstead. L Home run
G. Rawlings. Threebase hits-Friede AnderSou
Ssdince hits-Peine. Ma1am GALLAGHER Stoler
6ses-Aount Pleasant, s; Immannel. q Hit by
piteber-By Rawlings, Johnston and Roger Wild
pitch-RavlingN Bsh-RaElings Cgl. winstsad Un-
pire-Mr. Woodward Time Of game-s hours.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
EASTERN BREAKS EVEN
WITH REMINGTON NINE
Rooney Vernstein Hurls Double.
header for Local Outht-Scores,
4 to 2 and 6 to |.
SPECIAL to he Washington Herad.

speciaI % Ihe Washinston Herad.
Remington, Va, July 11--The local
team broke even with the strong Eastern
club. Of Washington. today in a double
bill. capturing the first game by a late
rally, to :. and dropping the nightcap,
s to !. Rooney Vernstein. who toed the
slab for the visitors in both contests.
proved to be the feature, striking out
eleven batters in the opener and ten in
the final game. The battinC OF Brewer,
Fitzgerald. and Raba for the visitors,
along with the heavy stickwork of
Stearns. for the locals. were the iUatures
Of the game. Scores:
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
LINCOLN CLUBMEN
BEAT THE MARINES
Northeast Lads Hammer Chief Glass
for Total of Fifteen Hits and
Win Game, 6 to

The Lincoln Athletic Club easily de-
feated the Marines in a welI-played
game on the Rosedale diamond yester-
day, to L The Northeast boys clouted
Chief Glass, the Marines star twirler,
hard, making a total Of fifteen hits.
Charley Offutt pitched his initial game
for Lincoln and was in great form, hold
ing the hard-hitting Marines to three
hits. Lefty Clayton and Wally How
ard featured with their hitting, while
Tom Connors caught a good game for
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
AIPINEs MEET.

The Alpine Athletic and Social Club
held its weekly meeting at their club
room yesterday. After business had been
transacted the election of officers took
place Those present were as follows:
Messrs. Marble, Winney, Cohen. Louis.
Miller, Stink, Izzy, Saso, Blumberg. Nat
Cohen, Blatt. and McGluke
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kuns-McCarthy, Clayton, HoWard I5lI Garter,
Huston. Left on bases-Lincolns, s; MariEes. !.
Ofutt 3; OF GIaS. g. Home mns-Huitou. Clay
nz. Three-base Mt-HoWzTd- Two-base hit-Neil-
son. Sacrifice hits-Connors, Zupnik. Stolen bases
Clayton. Howard Carter. GoOde. Double plays
Ysnde-lip TO SeabriEht; Clayton to Counors. Wild
pitch-Glass. Umpines-MessrS. BECK and W. Long
Time Of gzme-l hour and $ minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
NEW WILLARD WINS.

Runs-Rates C9.. Donoyan. Brown. THOMPSON 81.
Losey C9. Morse. johnson c.. Jones. Ritz lg,
Ioener. sizer. MuseaiIns, Bush tA. Behre ~.
EFans C9, Grouse. Two-base hits-Thomrson,
Brown. Losey. Bush. First base on balls-On
Cfouse. s. Struck out-By Thompson. 6; by Grouse.
6. Stolen hases-Bates 81. Donovan. Brown,
Thompson ~. Lossy t9. Morse. johnson. Jones.
Ritz Loenler. Sizer, MuscalDe, Bush, Behrle,
Evans. Grouse
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
SECOND GAME.

RuES-Johnson, Plunketi, Hunt t2l, Breuer
Raba. rs; base bIIls-Od vernstein, 4; %
Woodysrd. ,: of Brown. l. Struck out-By ysrn>
pitched-By WOodyard. Q; by Brown. L Hits made
-on woOdyard. II: OF Brown. ! FirsGbase on
erorS-Eastern. ]; Remington. !. Left on bases-
Eastern, .: Remington. e stolen bases-Stesrns,
johnson, Fitzgerald. TWo-hass hits-Brswer m
Raba. Thrce-base hits-Breuer. Raba Umpires-
Messrs- McCOukie and Foster. Time Of game-l
hoyr and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
Ineligible Players Are Being
Used In Many Leagues.
Game on Decline.
BY CHARLES w. SWAN.

The playing season rules Of the ANA
teur Association are being violated prac-
ticaIly every day, in at least one league
a day. ...
Players are being allowed to take part
in the games who are not eligible, men
who have played professional baseball
since June l are being allowed to play,
clubs.
This will have to be remedied before
amateur baseball improves in the Dis
trict.
This is an of year for amateur base
ball.
Few, il any. of the leagues are making
monr". Practically every club in the
d. will be assessed by the league
it a. ii before the season is over, and
unless something is done the post-season
and intercity games will also prove fail
ures.
There are several reasons advanced for
this change in the amateur baseball Sit
uation of the District.
One is that the Nationals have been
playing such good ball the fans have
all gone TO the big park instead of to
the sand-lot fields. Another is the slow
ness Of the games, as few contests are
being played IN less than two hours.
But one thing is certain-amateur
baseball is on the decline in Washing
ton. PIE
The Eastern club. of the Potomac
League, will battle the Camden Athletic
Club. of Camden, N. J.. next Sunday at
Andrews Park Manager Robert Emmett
Kelly. OF the Eastern club, secured this
game a few weeks ago. and a battle
royal is promised the local fans.
The Camden club is the only independ-
ent team in the country which has de-
feated the real Eastern tribe this year.
Camden beat Eastern Memorial Day, 81
to 0. hitting Buck Becker hard Next
Sunday the Easterns will be out for
revenge.
The work Of Tommy Thompson in the
r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League has been of
the highest order. Thompson has been
club, and has been going like house
afire He will be given a chance in
professional baseball next year, that is a
good bet
The ST. Agnes club. in the East Wash
ington Sunday School League. has been
going al a fast clip Of late, and with a
little strengthening may make the Ninth
Street Christians hustle for the pennant.
Wednesday is the last day the amateur
managers will be allowed to sign players |
Men not registered by midnight Wednes- |
day viii not be eligible to play during
the remainder Of the season.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
FIRST CANE.

Ruus-Johnsou. Brewer. T. SomerTille ca. W.
SollsrTille Stearns. Ferguson Eirst base on er-
rors-Esstcrn :: Remington, ;. Left on bsses-
Eastern :: Remington S Struck Out-By ven-
stem II: by Brown, s. Base balls-Oh Eeru-
steu /: oI Brown. !. Stolen bsses-Johnson,
Brewer Steaus. TEo-bsse hits-Punkett C9, Fer
gusou. ThDebISe hits-BreWeT. 7. SomeTyille
Umpirrs-Messrs. McConkIe and Foster. Tine of
game-s hours and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
SENATORS CHALLENGE.

The Senators would like to arrange
games with any teams averaging four
teen and fifteen years old Address Man
ager G. Gutenberg. 125 Seventh street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
TRINITY WINS AGAIN.

The Trinity Holy. Name Team. of
Georgetown. won its ninth game when
they defeated the Climbers by 10 to o.
Score:
R.HE
TTinity...............s astss lie sI1-lO Is ]
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
COMPANY K WINS ONE.

Special to The Washington Hezaa
Sandy Springs. Nd, July u.-Company
X. Of the Maryland National Guard. de-
feated the Highland team here today, 5
~ z Srore-
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

Runs Boykin. Hewitt, o. CLARK. Lodge ~. Hard-
inS Randale. sicCluny. Earned runs-Conpany K
2 First base Non balls-oH CLAM. ]. Three-base
hit-Lodge. Tuo-base hit-L0dSe. stolen bases-
BoJkin tz, o. CLARK Lodge. p. Clsrk t2l. Um-
pires-M Mezrs. Henel and Harding.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

Tom Cannon emerges from the tai
brush Of the Shenandoah this week I,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
smithon In Westmoreland Co., Pa:
Joseph Radisek, Central Hotel.
South Fork in 81. Micheal pa. IaLnh

smithon In Westmoreland Co., Pa:
Joseph Radisek, Central Hotel.
south Fork in st. Micheal. Pa: Jakob
rupert in Frank Podboi, box 500.
Springfield, III: Frank Brepar, 1925
n. 10th st.
stanton. H.: Anton Ausee. l.. r. i5s
IN Jos. Mostar. l.. box 35l.
Steeiton, Pa: r. n. Ribarich, 10 y
Front st.
Stone City, Kans.: Milne Fine, box 400
stone City, Mineral ter w. Mineral
hans.: John Gorsek.
struthers, o.: Math Urbas.
Sublet. Wyo.: John Ostroznik. box III
superior, Wyo.: Luka Grosser. box 3ll.
susie, Wyo., in okolico: John PetcrneL
box 81.
sweetwater, wyo.: Pavel Hrihar.
fhomas, w. Va: Frank Kocian. box
90, Lad. Bewedek, box III.
Ionopah. New: w 8. stefanac.
Vandling in Forest City, Pa: Anton
nrasler, box 9; Frank Rataic, box los.
W: Newton, Pa: Jos. Zorko, h. F. ID.
w: Anis' Wis: Frank Bender, al -
Walkerville in Butte, Mont: Peter NJ
Barich, box 1915.
Waukegan & North Chicago. 7 z,Lov
SEX, 100 May st.
NICK Haven, Pa: Luka Kralj, Box 6s.
wilcox, Pa: FIR. Sedej
Utah: John Brezovar, Box p SEQ
field, Utah.
W~lnterquarter, Utah: Vine. Raunikor.
box -.
VIII III: FIR. Porenta, box Ii6.
Youngstown o.: John PctriG, box $50:
NJ. trbas, box 43l; Ant. Kikel, lll6
Franklin Ave.
Yukon Pa, Ant. Lavric.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
SOCIALNO ZAKONODAJSTVO
v EVROPI LETA 1912.

Statisticni urad ma francoskem
jc objavil kratko porocilo o soci-
alni politiki V Evropi V letu 1912:
ker je pOrocilo zanimivo hoce.
mo IL NIGGA posneti to kar je mai
vaznciSe, in kar kaze, da soci-
alno zakonodajstvo in soc. poll
tika precej napredujc scvcda ne
iako kakor hi bilo potrebno. Po-
roGilo %naznanja da desetih draa-
yah so bill sprejeti zakOni, XII Sc
titejo delovnih razmer in plaG.
NajvaznejSi zakon je ia, XII ga je
izdala AngleSka vlada s katerim
so doloGa minimalno place "a III.
darje, XII ie bill sprejet 90. marca
1912. Ia zakon je uspeh velikc I'll.
darSke stavke ma Anglezkem. Dru-
gi vazni zakon ma Anglezkem je
ia pc katerem Sc more zapleniti
trgovske ladje, akO MISC pod.jetni-
XII 18TH, placali delavce, Xxi so la.
die nakladali.
Ma Grskem je bill sprejet zakon
XII ukazuje, da morajo biti delavci
placani V gotovem dcnarju vsakO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne CITRATE Sc ma pretirane
in vabljve oglase razicnih zemlIshdh agentov, v katerih VAN vsa-
koVrstne stvari oblJubuJejo, kakor stalno delo. brezpacno stavlja-
ME in cScenje zemlje in duge vabljive pretveze katerih sploh ne
morejo in ne nameravajo spolniti. Veliko denaria in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete prihranii ako pSete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlje, kraja, kupnih pogojev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer ina ze mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in jh je 70 lepo stsvilo naseljenih. Tam je set prav
rodoviten in rodi vsakoUstne polske prideke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugih podjetji.
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri zdi bti dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
kraju ter biti vsestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natanSne informacije in mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste lam dru-
gam svet gledati in pc nepotrebnem Gas in denar tratit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
HOCETE POSTATI LASTNIK
FARME?

Trgovine z lesom V Arkansasu
in Louisiana VAN prodajo dObro
zemljo pc ceni, Z malo nakupnino
in ugodnimi pOgoii "a izplaGeya-
ME. Ma razpolago imaio izkusene
poljedelce, XII Vas bOdo ucili, ka.
ko Sc obdeluje pole, poleg pa da-
Ii delO Z dobrO place, kO ne DO de
la ma farmi. zivite lahko udobno
in Y kratkem izplacate farmo. Pi.
Site ali Sc zglasite osebno IA pc
j%asnila pri l.. NJ. Allen, p. r.. NJ.
Room us La Sale St, Chicago,
Ill. - Ma uslugo vsem, XII Sc zele
naScliti ma kmctje. - Adv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
PREHITRA STAROST.

Nckatcri ljudjc Sc ma vidcLmo
prchitro %poStarajo. Vzrok tcmu
je, ker premalo pazijo ma svoje
zdravjc in Sc posebno. kcr zane
mario svoje redno odvajanje il
GREY. PuSte oStankc hrane oStati
prcdolgo Y zelodcu in crevah, XII
Sc potcm pokvarijo in tako "a
strupljajo kri, katera Sc po2neje
razSlri pc vscm teleSu. TO povzo-
GA tudi pricctck prehitrc ostarelO.
SIT. nervOZnost in izgubo tclcsnih
moCi. Ia take %sluGajc mi wcdno
priporoGamo Trincrjcvo amcri.
Sko grcnko vino. To zdravilnO vi
no VAN pOyspeSi odstranitev liz
|notranjih dclov tclcsa vsc neciste
IN zaStrupljcne ostankc ne pre-
bavlJcnc hranc, obencm pa dale
ponovno moe telesu, da lahko
s%prejema hrano in ola .jo vseskozi
dObro prcbavi. V boleznih zelod.
ca in n|otranjih prcbavnih delov
telesa je zelo dobro in koristno
TO zdraWilo. s TEN, da 81 obdrzitc
vas prebavni del tcScla V pra.
VEN redu, bOdcte ostali lcpi in
mladi ma yidcznO IN mnoga leta
V lekarnah. Jos. Trincr. izdelo
valcc. 1333-l339 S. Ashland av.
Chicago, III. Ia revmatizcm il
ncvraliGnc bolcGinc poskusitc Tri
ncrjev lmimcnt. adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
Stranka
VABILO

ma plknik in javcu l.iudski shod.
katercSa priredi SLOW. soc. klub
Stv. l31 Y Tasting sunni Y Ke-
noshi, Wis. dine 30. (~tridesetega)
augusta. POlovico Gistcga dobiGka
je namenjeno "a soc zvezino IT,
SkarnO. Pikniki. katcrc ~prirejaio
soc. klubu Y kcnoshi. so bill do
Sedaj Sc vcdno dobro obiskani.
cato upamo, da 81 jugoSlovanski
delavcl IL kenoshe in okolice tudi
tega piknika po~lnoStevilno udele-
Ie IN ; tenn p~okazcjo. da smo pro-
leiarcl bratJc pc razredu i'm da Sc
Y polncJ meri zavedamo tiraniie
M Slabega delavskega p~olozaja,
katerega je zakrivil kapitalistiG-
nj Sistem. Ma pikniku bodc poleg
raznOvrtsnc drugc zabavc tudi
govor Y slovcnskem jcziku Z
dncvnim redom: Pomen DELAY
skin piknikov in voina V Evropi.
GoVoril bode sodrug Frank Saws
IL Chicago.
Ma vcsclo svidenie tridesctega
augusta
Frank Zabukovec, tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
Wlowsprings Wireless Bureau.
Gospod redakter!

GOtovo ste ze mislili. da me 1c
"bozji zlak' zadel, ker hi nobene
slime cd meme. lie pocasi. So tri
Stvari, S katcrimi imam velikan-
ski trubclj. Sevcda nj potreba
misliti, ia so tc tri stvari vica,
nebesa in pekel, cuker, med in
trzaske figc ali pa presut, svinj-
skc rebrca in kranjske klObase.
oh, no. re tri stvari so: pasta vro.
Gina ,vOjska in %papezeva smrt.
Sedaj sem V hudih Skripcih, kjc
hi zagrabil. Moi ozji prijateli
Ribczen mi svctujc, da maj kandi-
dram "a papeza. Res JIG, da kun
stem sem dOyolj in najmanj deset-
KRAFT mani zmotljiv kot pa so bill
vsi papezi cd Petra do Pija
ampak Ia kandidatura ina tudi
svOjO temno stran. Ako hocem
biti kandidat, potem bi sc moral
dati obriti. Ampak Jaka je fest
FAINT in ne da svojega priljublje.
mega "Spicporta" V zameno "a
papeski loncc in opanke. Dobil pa
SEN "wireles" porocilo "via"
Joliet, da Sc kot resni tekmeci "a
papeza o~glasujejo Bucarjev Jo-
EEK, Kranjski Janez in Tone ST.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25

To so najvaznejse novice tega
tedna. Povedal hi VAN lahko Sc
marsikatero "friSno" novice, ker
wireless neprenehoma b~enGi.
Ampak dragi rojaki, Jaka sedaj
nina casa, ker ga neprenehoma
nadlegujejo casnikarski reporter
il velikih angleSkih listov "a
"friSne" novice.
Da ste mi zdravi.
Servus
Vas Iaka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
LISTNICA.

Jos. JakljeviG, GrccnShurg. Pa. :
Poleg novcga naslova ste pozabili
p%oslati tudi Vas start naslov. Pc.
Sljite ga,
Isto Vclja Jakobu Occpku.
Wittville. Oklahoma: PoroGcva-
lee IL Pennsylvania. PrihOdnjiG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25

sopoto ali Gajdalje trikrat ma me.
sec IN da podjctnik ST ne sine pri-
ur%atl "a posojila in globe wee ka.
kor II tetrtino zasluzka ma en-
KRAFT Drugi vazni zakon je, XII pra.
VI ia Sc mora izroGiti vse pritozbe.
HI Sc uceJo Sporov med delodajal.
cl III delavci dircktno ma posredo.
valnega Sodnika in Sc morejo vse
te zadcve rcSiti brez vsakih stros.
kov.
V Avstriji jc bill sprcjet zakon
dine IL. maja 1912, XII doloGa, da
Sc rudarJem zasluzek izplaca diva
KRAFT IA mcscc, da ne smejo rudar-
j piacati "a orodje wee kakor TO
Stanc pOdjetnika, da Sc ne smc
zasluzek iz~placevati V gostilni.
Drug zakon, XII je bill sprejet 81.
maJa 1912, poviSal dohodke, XII Sc
ne smcJo zaplcniti radi dolgov.
V ltaliji, jc bill sprejet zakon.
III upcljc obligatoriGem strokovni
pouk "a dcGke od 1914 leta, XII so
uposlcni Y industrijnih podjetih.
' oSmih drzavah Sc jc V parra.
mentu razpravljalo o zcnskcm in
otrotjcm dclu Y industrijSkih pod
ictih.
Ma DanSkcm jc predlozcn par.
lamcntu nacrt IA ustanoviti draw
no posrcdovalnico "a delo, ia ma.
crt nj Sc Sprcjet.
Ma Spanskcm jc vlada predlozi-
la parlamcntu zakon "a reorgani-
zirati obrtua >odiSGa.
Y Rumuniji, .jc bilo upcljano
ohliga'oritno zavarovanjc "a stu
cal bolclni.
Y ltaliji, Avstriji in Ogrski Sc
Jc moditiciraI lakon IA zavarova.
ME dcla,cot IA Slu5aj holczni in
nczgodc " velikih podjetih.
' ltaliji j. vlada prcdlozila "a
kon, N ina namcn Sc pogoditi Z
drugmi drIavami glcdc dclavSkc.
IA zavarovanja. Ia zakon DO We.
lik" valno>ti "a i%taliianSkc izsci-
jcncc. lkaj pa AvStrija?)
Y Belgiii. jc Y dcbati zakon "a
zavarovaujc dclavcoy "a slutaj
bolczni, uczgodc. invalidmosti i'm
%StaroSti, po a%nglczkcm uzorcu.
kakor So vidi Socialno zakono-
daJStvo prcccj naprcdujc. Ali tu-
di tukaj opazimo da so to Skoro
povSod pridobitvc delavskih or
%ganizacij. kjcr 81 macnejsc DELAY
skc organizacijc ten boil naprcdu-
jc >ocialno zakonodajStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25
Sodr. F. Mako

Sodr. F. Mako " Grccnburg.
Pa. 80 zayaljuje "a svOto IS. ka.
tcrc so d%obrosrcni rojaki poslali
IA sodnijSkc stroSkc "a j. Erjav-
Ca V isti namcn jc tudi postal
- Joseph Orell IL Glencoe. q.
Ifvala vsem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-25

Pc par vdrgnjenih kapljicah
pravega Pain Expcllerja ma me-
stu. kjer cutie b~olecine, DO we'd
no odlcglo. Cuvaite Sc ponaredb.
ADV.
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Poor!

Lepa prilika "a zcnskc. XII Sc re
le uciti Slamuike Swat. Pouk pc
dogovoru pri II. ViGic, 54S. y.
llalStcd St. Chicago, Ill.
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Doiznost vsskegs socialists J.
podpirati svoie casopisie Ag"
"a "proletarca" Tridohit,
80 -"roSnikp
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JAKo vAzNo vPRASANJE?

Ali sem re postal zaostalo ma
rocnIno "a "Proletarca''?
Sc uet -
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SOCiaIiStiCne SIike in karte.

"Piramida kapitalizma'', S slo.
venskim, hrvatskim in angleSkim
napisom.
"Drevo vsega hudega" S slo.
venskim napisom.
"Zadnji strajk" S hrvatskim
napisom.
Prohibition Dope" z angles.
kim napisom.
Gene Sl;ham Sc l komad l5c
l tucat 81; 100 komadov 800.
Gene kartam: l komad 2cl
l tucat 15c, 100 komadov zoe.
Postnino pla6amo mi "a vse
kraje sveta.
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The sun., 1914-09-26
THE MAN
WITH THE
DOUBLE HEART

by MI MEL nlN
Author ot 'farth,' April Panhasard etc.
Cloth, Sl.3o net.
What would you do il doctor
told YOU that you possessed two
hearts? This is the unique situation
round which the author has written
a spirited and lively romance.
The sun., 1914-09-26
A WAR PROPHECY IN
NEW ENGLISH NOVEL

England will he forced into such
position that she will have no alternative
left but to declare war"
Writing months ago, T.. Phillips Open
helm. the English author. put these words
into the mouth OF one OF his characters IN
his newest novel. Tile Vanished Me.sen-
ger" just published by Little Brown &
Co
The speaker. member of the diplomatic
service. says
"Politics isn't the game IL was. The
Foreign ONic-, especially. Is aging its
men fast these few years. We've hrer
going through he'll and we ar. up against
it now hard W against II.
England will he forced into such a
position that she will have no alternative
left hut to declare war. That. of course,
will he the end OF US. with our ridicu-
lousy small army. and absolutely no sane
scheme for home defence. we shall lose all
that We have worth hghtnG for-our
colonies without being able to strike n
blow. This thing IL so ridiculously OBJ
viou..
1T has heen admitted time after time
by every sea lord and every commander
in chief We have listened To IT, and that
is all our fleet is needed under present
Cund tions TO protect our own shores
he safc'y spared canada. Australia New
Zealand Egypt, India must take care Of
themselves I wonder when nation OF
tho world ever played fast and loose with
great possessions As we have done"
The sun., 1914-09-26
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