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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Diamond Gossip.

Now that Charles Comlskey has dag
zled Chi fandom by naming as man
aGer Clarence Henry Rowland. OF
Peoria. TO give him his full title, per-
haps Ran .Johnson's sumner for the
New York fans wiz be to nam" Ernie
LandGraf. Of the Danbury team OF the
Billy Pau League. rs Nank"" man
ager. But perhaps Ban has breezy
candidates IN mind from Keo!iuk. Kala-
mazoo. or Moose Jaw.
Poor old BuclSy O'Brien. VINO made
the famous balk in the 1872 worlds Sc
ries. has been sailing down tho line.
He journeyed from the crimson SoX to
the pal" SoX. and then fell into the M
nors. The Memphis club. Of tn" South
ern Association. las just asked FOR
waivers on him.
Jack Rarrr. Who may not have such
y cinch making those fast double plays
next season with a now man on second
base for the Athletics. is irving TO
drown his SORROW at Collins departure
by i ckPrius .or the Worcester roller
POLO club.
pomiuick Mu.lanc-. former Eastern
Association umpire. Who has been
graduated into the American League,
does not get much Of boost from mis-
own circuit ON" paper in tho circuit
in commenting on pomin'ck. says:
Eastern Association fans viii care
fully watch EpminiCk's doings IN IN"
American League. lie was no rowling
success as an umpire IN 'ha Eastern
Association. aud thoT" must have been
some "thc" reason for ~ V'om"''OU
than his abil''--" Was the y. y. S"rib"
limiting D"minirk has a pull
II MAJ D." necessary Tor some of In"
other National League teams To shoot
up Tie Polo Grounds from the Harlem
River 70 stimulate Giant recruits Re
crIiting OTircr Foster has "ncouHtc-ed
such staanati"u in his wors that IA,
.as not enlisted It yall player for forty
eight hours.
Tony Marhefka. third bascmln OF the
New Britain club last season. and
drafted by IN" Browns. may 10
Eroomcd TO Hll Jumping Jimmy Austiu's
shoes Tor next season. IT Nc were
st. Louis SCribhlcr nc would make an
carly agreement with Sony {" take q
few 81 the kinks ont Of his name, OF
b" famed all season.
Most Of the players involved in any
OF the recent deals or the YankS arc
now iu The Federal League. MI thrc"
principals of th' "a. s"-Ioidcr- Burton
HEEI" are nov tn CHwor" S""ir'y
while Austin and I.arort" vino went
10 the Browns TO- Roy l,artZ'I. NJ"
also rGli-nrd@"d Feds. Only lInriz"lI
has bern able 10 resist IL" gold of tie
tcmpters.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Finishes HYATT Deal.

rTTTsBURGH. Dec ls.-The sale OF
'amiItOn Hyatt. for several years tho
pirates utility s,ugger. 20 the st. Louis
srciuaIs has S~en completed. II WAS
e. straight sale for cash, 10 other play
q being Involved.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Returns from outlying bullets
now all in. Jim Homer has been
buffeted in more bullets than any
other buffeter living.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Architects Team
Defeats Pre-Medical

In the third intorclass bowling match
OF the GeorEe Washington University.
the ARCHITECTS defeated the Pre- Med'ca
team by taking all three games. The
second game WAS the closest. a. bur
three pins as a margin defeated the
future "sawbones.' Captain Bassett, of
the losers. starred with 10 game and
81. for high set. Tho score:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Will PLAY Tonight.

lie Fsirmont 4 g. composed or
go students. VIII meet the Iincoir
- five iU tho Noel House gym
50 tonight \ fast game is oX-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Soon as it gets cold enough TO skate,
some of our champion ieeskaters will
be forced to sprain an ankle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Even wrestlers have more con-
sideration than the fighters. A
fighter insists on talking to the
audience, while .wrestlers whis-
per IN each others ears.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
Y. NJ c. A
Terminal Notes.

Captain Williams. as usual shot three
good games. getting To-. 20 and ln.
Miller. also of IN" Transportation team,
hit the l.ttlc sticks for l02. &c ana I61.
Kohl. with III. for his last game showed
ub TO good advantage. HIS other two
games we're veil UP IN the ninetes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

There are l35 men in the University
OF Penn's wrestling squad. In COMPARE
son with that, a dum-dum bullet is a
bouquet
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
HAROLD SUPPLE TO
PLAY WITH AGG|ES
Carolina A. and M. Team Likely
to Get Technical High School
Football Star.
By BRYAN MORSE.

Harold Supplee, Technical High School
right tackle for the past two years
picked for the all-high position during
that time. and rated as one OF the best
linemen in the high schools. is slated
for North Carolina \. and VI. next fall
according to adyices received today.
For the past two years Supplee has
been the cynosure Of all eyes in the Tech
football games. He stands over six feet
and two inches. and weighs 1856 pounds
His defense work for Tech has stamped
him a. one OF the best of football pos
sibiiities, and has attracted the atten-
ton Of many coaches in the East
Coach Jack Hegarty, of the Carolina
\. and VI. team. who has been In town
for tho past week. says that Supple will
probably go TO Raleigh next fall. and
will b" a candidate for the football team
Hcgarty is enthusiastic over the pros
poets Of his team, and says that Sup
pie" would fit In nicely In the line.
That Supplee has the making of an ex-
ccptiOually clever tackle IS CainsayeG by
no one. ON offense he has been clever at
running the ball has developed into a
fair punter. and an accurate forward
poser. He il basketball and baseball
player. and is likely to make good with
the \ and VI. team.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
'UPTODATE SPORTS
MINCE PIE
4 LITTLE OF EVERYTHING
By BUGS" BAER.

Can't find the White Sox's new
managers name in the Almanac
de Gotha. Probably some low per-
son in trade.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

the lest bowler FOR the losers, while
StreItsr with IL in his last game got
hs-a score for The night. The two
Smiths l. L. AMI ". l., as usual. con
t:I1uted good scores.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Storcrconl has been hitting the wood
IN good shape for th- last three sets,
5Yt luck has been against them until
last Thursday nigh. when they took
the Electricians into camp Tor two
games. The first game was tic, and
after q bitter roliOff. Storcroom finally
won out. The second game went to
Electricians. but StorerOom came back
strong in the third and won with Plus
20 spare. The GOoo bowl ng or HIS
cock. anchor man tor tho winners. was
mainly responsible for the good show
OF that team. However. Fisher Raedy,
Sparks ana quad also contributed their
share toward winning these two games.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Hearing that the White sox's neg manager
Is NAMED Percy. Ping Bodie is getting ready
TO demand bis last years fines back
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

the rolling Of Wync, White. and Wal
ton. for the losers was good. but the
other twO men failed to live up 10
their reputation. AID Storeroom had
little opposition H. The last game.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

\ IN" suggestion to charley towiSFpy
for q christmas uift to Chicago sporting
Writers: HI"ioSraps of tn" contracts
signed by Edward 7'roV bridg" Collins
and Clarence Henri Rowland q" captain
aud mana g"r tho White son. I"sprr-
tncly. Tho figures would Toe very in
toresunG and will show who is boss
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Clark Griffin Is hunting a 800 out
fielder. We're hep to one 300 outtSsId-
er t0ho Is hsnttno CRIT. Storts With O.
81.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Cleveland business men state that
their 100000 offer for the Maps TO win
the 1914 pennant still holds good
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

shermans were able to get but a pair
% games from the Good Fellows in the
District League competition Friday
night. Both OF the Shermans' victories
csule as the result Of games which went
yell over 800, while Good Fellows eStab-
Nshed an advantage in the final by ~
20 4e2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

business with several substitutes sue
ceeded in taking the starch out of the
Army and Navy Academy team i'm the
Business gym yesterday TO the tune OF
y TO 9 In basketball. The Business
team got tho juIap on the Academy
team at the start and succeeded in de-
velOpinG . defense that could not DO
stopped Buck" Wise played in center
for business while Joe Wise and Ray
Wise re held out Of the contest to
give lily and "Toots' Wise q chance.
Ia footing & goals from the floor
"Euck' Wise maintained his record in
leading his teammates. Ray Wise got
into the game for a while and shot five
baskets. The teamwork of tho Business
team was the best shown this season.
Sine" meeting Western Business has
improved its teamwork and in playing
Kelly and T.. Culligan is paving the
way for the development of PLAYERS who
will take the place Of those who arc
through in February
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19
RABID RUDOLPH SAYS
"If Griff wants
to bolster up his
team, why doesn't
he consult 0Ster-
moor?'

John l. Sullivan makes his living by doing
monologue. which Is the same way PaeIcey
Mcfarland and Freddy Welsh are trying to
get by.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

The height of happiness is to wear
earmuffs to prize fight.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Jollife, who has been tearing VI
things" in the Palace dot tournament
rolled second high OF tho evening Thei
he contributed a game Of l55 I'm the
finance Railway Mail game Of the Post
Office Department League. Finance tool
oil three games, Railway Mail failing tC
get a game up as high as so.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

-7'' So N''' '''-' -
Western handed tho Friends team a
70 TO = defeat in the Friends gym yes
tordav in \ rough and tumble contest
which was anything but basketball.
The sn!alluCss or the Friends gym
made j. impossible 20 play passing
game and the players were forced to
submit 20 a lot Of rOughncss in bunS-
ling about the floor.
Raymond Peck. Western captain
shot "i2h; goals from the Hoor leading
AL others Western led Friends by IS
4" % at tine "ui Of Ia" first half and
we've. OutgcncraI"d in Ia, opening of
the second halt, losing IN" lead when
Friends took aCNautaE" Of the familiar
i,y e.: L.. Cour and tho fouls called.
fLllCr.s baskets IN the closing part
Of the second half paved the way tor a
R"i and Whit" win. Yesterdays loss
was In" second sustained by Friends
in tn" week. Army and Navy Prep hay
ing defeated them Friday Miller.
Friends right guard. piaycd through
IN" game with "a broken finger and keut
the scoring down by his defensive work
Several Washington sChoo!boys are
slated 70 20 To T'tlt,Irur toliy 10 meet
tho Baltimore CITY College swimmers in
:. dual meet. owen Thompson is lead
ing e contingent composed OF Frances
Smith and Hunt. OF thr Army and Navy
Prep. snllil,in. Of Schadm2u's school:
Gates. Of central. and Armstrong. Of
Western. plans werc under way Tor the
meet which is expected to matcriaIiZe
today.
Bob Fl"minEv. Who is to coach tho
GEORGE Washington track team. ia =
former Emerson InstitIt" "tl Ietr.
llomins went To George Washington.
and later went to Cornell. Hc vas asso-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Although Washington Times got two
games into the 700 class, the Southern
silway quint, commanded by "Murpn
..oldEtein. won all three games Gold
stein CORRECT rolled high game OF
-. the big string being instrumental in
giving him high set Of al
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

The Electricians did nothing 10 dis
tinguish themselves. although White,
ead-ofr mar. shot tho wood for 40. 104
and o. which scores were far above
those OF the other men.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

A peculiar situation has developed IN
the Arguers loop where the four teams
nave precipitated themselves into two
ties. When SchUenemans took all three
from the Rurdettes. those twO teams
tied up the third place honors. while
kearney's two victories at the expense
Of Espeys. locked the race for first posi-
ton Williams game OF I13 was high
for the night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Two distinguished sets have been re-
EoYted by Manager Armstrong of the
Eotomac Alley down 6nd-Out tourna-
mcnt- Griffin. in three consecutive
games accomplished a score of 80, while
Nuzzy. in three straight games. got
total OF 5s5. Here are records which are
seldom cqualcd.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Olsen's Isl Uss high game and his 90
was high set when Emmanuel dropped
tVo out OF three TO NevtonS. in the Mt
Pleasant League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Car Department came through in sOod
shape after their defeat at the hands
of the Southern team last week. and
vyou two good games from the Dis
burscrs last Frida' night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Tho Omrioons pocketed all three games
~hen the Etss were taken on in the
hi MI Sigma League.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Disbursers came back strong in tho
third. and won out by 10 pins. due 70
TIE good work OF Lehman. with 10.
and Tyler with lO1. Canning. Weiss.
and Sensency contributed good games
Tor the night.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

O'Connor. Mariowe. and QUAD, now
men for the Storcroom team. showed up
10 good advantage. Sparks also got
three good games. though his second
fort, I0t. was his best Wood. Simon
ton. and Weeks shot good scores for the
winners.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Riley. Pugh. Santrohina and Kilroy.
for the winners. also shot good games.
Car Departments second game went
for over the so mark.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Harry Stanford, Jolliffe. and Tommy
gorge continue TO lead the Quabiica-
r on round Of the Palace dot tUurneE
r{ere IS the standing Of the qusiifica-
. .ons. corrected up to midnight Friday:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1914-12-19

Captain Schoder. OK the winners, with
ia in his second and 13i in his third.
had a mighty good chance OF getting
high individual set. but fell down in his
first game. thus spelling a good chance
for high honors However. his score
~ IL sets 4 new mark for high game
for the other boys 70 shoot Al.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

teden sest dni. Zdaj je pa druga-
ce; zdaj st namrec V nedeljo ne
We, Ge sc DO delalo sploh kateri
dan. Ali dObrosr6na kompanija
ne ola premogarjem miru, pa Jill
Spusti, da Sc morajo enkrat ma te-
den zamazati $ premogom; v6asi
sc primeri to tudi IA diva dneva.
Pri TEN je kompanija spoznala
ola rudar, XII ina druzino. ne "a
sluzi, pa je pc veGini vsakemu, XII
St Je pokazal V stor, vzela knjizi-
go; Nothing comet Zdaj gospodi-
MIA lahko ugiba, kaj DO skuhala
krompir Sc lako kuha ma Julio.
lahko eel, lahko Sc prazi, ampak
krompir je vedno krompir - Ge
ga pa sploh hi, Sc tudi z MIN ne
more uganjati nobena kuhinjske
umetnost.
Delavec, ali hos kdaj spregle.
dali Ali Sc hos kdaj navelieal tie
ga lacnega suzenjstva? Kapitali
Stitni jarem je paG "a m~isleGegs
tloveka re pretezak, in enkrat
mora biti konec. Zakaj tako Sc ne
more wee dolgo ziveti.
Delavec, ali YES, ma kaksen ma
Gin pridemo izpod kapitalistiGne-
ga jarma? Ali 81 re kaj sliSal o
>ocializmuP Vzemi "Proletarca''
V roko! To je tvoj katekizem. Ne
pricakuj pOmo6i IL zraka. zakaj
cd mic nj ni".
V Roslynu imamo sedaj ravno
sodruga Ilijo SuSnjarja Priha.
jaJte ma sOcialiStiGne seize. XII SO
vSako prvo IN tretJo nedeljo vsak
mesec. Cd NIGGA Sc lahko tam We
liko nautite. In to je potrebno, da
boSte vedeli, odkod in zakaj j.
beda.
kadar pridem tukaj ma poSto
me zazebe V Srce, ko vidim, kai
titajo delayci. Strip uzivajo; Ma.
rodni List, to jc, kar Gitajo tn.
kajSnji Hrvati. In nekateri Sc no.
tcjo Sc postavljati $ TEN.
TovariScm kliGem: Proc : Ia.
kim Slepiloml IIrvati "RadnickC
Strazo''. Slovenci pa "PrOletar
ca Y rokc. Kadar bodo delavci
titali delavSke listc, Sc jim bodc
odprle o6i.
S socialisticnim pozdravom
Gabriel Sumina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
Stranka
S~LOVENSKIM soc. KLUBOM.
DRUSTVOM IN POSAMEZ-
NIXON!

Vsled sklepa ~direktorija Jul
goslovanske delavske tiskovne
druzbe", maj Sc v bodoce ne po-
siljajo vec narocbe "a tiskovine
ma P~roletarca, pac pa ma naslov:
"Narodna Tiskarna'', 2146 Blue
Island ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Tudi V bodoce bono marco
nixon tiskovin sli ma roko, po-
pravili slovnicne napake in zvr-
sill korekturo. Racune pa bode
razposiljala tiskarna, in cato maj
Sc vse narocbe "a tiskovine ma
slovljajo ma zgoraj oznaceni ma
SLOW. Izjeme so: Prevodi unijskih
pravil in drugih vaznih doku-
mentov IL angleSkega in druzih
iezikov ma slovenski in obratno.
Ia vse slicne prevode pa, ako no.
6ete imeti dobro delo - sc obrni-
te ma Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

DC, izredni prispevki Zvezi sc.
Torej, poSilja sc glavnemu tajni-
ku pc 20c cd Glana, &c pa ostane
V blagajni kluba. Torej plaza
vsak elan 25c mesecno. Blagajna
kluba 81. 90. znaSa do |. dccem-
bra $500. To je, kar obstoji klub
ma lierminic No. ,. Pa. Letna seja
SO vrSi dine 81. decembra. Zelel hi,
ola hi Sc tc seize udelezili vsi in da
hi pripeljal $ seboj vsak pc enega
novcga clana. Ma dnevnem redu
DO wee vaznih took, volitev tajni-
ka in zapisnikarja.
NaSe geslo nam bodi: Delavci
vsch dezela zdruzite Sc! Pa da
hi Sc vsaj ma Ilerminie No. 2, Pa.
enkrat zdruzili, vsaj Slovenci!
Bratski in soc. pozdrav!
Louis Brio,
tajnik kluba St. 63.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
IL stare dOmOVine

Poizkusen samomor majorja.-
Srbski major DohroSlav Nikolic.
Xxi So nahaja Y Gradcu V vojnem
vjctuiStyu. 81 jc 4 nozcm poSkusil
koncati ~zivljcnjc, a 81 jc prizade-
jail Same tczko pa ne smrinonc-
VaIno ranO.
Velika nesreca. Dclavcu PotoG-
niku je naroGil Y ptujski plinarni
veGletni uSluIbcncc IIotevar, da
maj izpod plinovcga kotla izvlcGc
Z brizgalno vodo. kcr PotoGnika
dolgo nj bilo ma dan. ga ie Sci
lIocevar iskat in On je naScl ne
z%avcstnega. klical jc ma pomoC
pa Sc jc sam o%nesvetil, kakor tn
di dclavcc Kukovec in drugi NEST.
nj uSluzbcnci. Sclc dclovodja Kri.
wee .ic $ pomoGjo crnovojnikov IL.
vlckel poncsreGence izpOd kotla
med katerimi so bile trijc mrtvi
so pa reSili. Ncsrctne zrtvc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
IMEJTE Vase LASTNO
KMETIJO.

Ncllko nascljcnccv jc dobro IL
Npclo ma zcmljiSCu, ma katcrcm IT,
bll posckan gozd Y ArkansaSu in
LOUISIANA. Tia zcmlja Sc prodaja
po So do So aker. Lepa prilika
IN poSiljanjc pridclkov ma trg. in
lahko odplaceyanjc zeml.jc. TO j
prilika. Xxi Sc VAN ne nudi vsak
cas-, da lahkO zapoGncte Z malim
kapitalom in 81 %pripravitc Svoj
lep dom in kmctijo. PiSitc ali Sc
pa OSebno oglasite IN ~poiasnila
l.. VI. Allen, p. T. W.. Rock
island Lines, room us La Sale
Station, Chicago. III. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
OBVESTILO!
Herminie, Pa, No. @, Dec. 1. 1914.

NScm clanom kluba st. 63. Jul
goSlovanskc SocialiSticnc Zveze
ma %znanic.
Kcr ic vsc prizadcvanjc. vSak
poizkus in VISA a~gitacija aaman,
la hi SO clani kluba 81. 63. udclc-
ievali klubovih sci. in kcr .akim
malomarnim clanom nikakor nj
mogoGc raztolmaGiti, koliko znaSa
blagajna IN ia ali oni mesec, pa
50 cni zc govorili. kai da je Z bla-
qajno. ali pa: kai hos plaGeval Y
soc. klub. kicr ne YES "a koga -
mai DO cnkrat "a vsclcj pOvcdano.
la plaza vsak elan glavncmu cd
horu SocialiStiGne strankc pc Sc,
Clavnemu odboru Zveze pc SC,
in County organizaciji pc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
HVALA!

Ma MOI oglas V predzadnjem
"Proletarcu" ia cenzurirane ku-
verte liz Avstrije odzvalo sc jr
toliko sodrugov in citateljev, da
hi skoraj moral najeti posebnega
tajnika, &c ho6em vsem V redu
odgovoriti. Prosim toreJ potrp-
ljenja. Nekateri so mi pisali, da
n%oGejo znamk V povrnitev, "a kar
Sc Jim lepo zahvaljujem. Kakor
razvidim IL kupa teh kuvert, je
Sedaj vsako pismo cenzuriranO,
XII pride IL Avstrije in Steer jc
"a sioNvnSke p%Ohrajino cenzura Y
Gradcu in V TrStu. AkO ina kdo
piSmo cenzurirano V drugem kra-
ju, proSim "a dotiGno kuverto.
Dale proSim Same "a take kuver-
tie, XII prideio cd vojakov Z bo-
jiSca in Xxi imajo peGat Geld
post ali "Militarpost". Dobro-
doSle so tudi kuverte ali dopiS-
nice cd bojnih vjetnikov. Post
nino povrncm, a &c jc kuverta Y
dobrem Stanju. dodaI nckaj
znamk wee. Jazz zbiram te Stvari
Same IL kurioznoSti, drugc vred
noSti nimajo.
John Molek,
400S w. 81. St. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
Navade narodov.

NaznanJamo Z v~cSeljcm, da j.
q Joseph Trincr V Chicago zopct
lctoS TIDAL krascn StenSki koledar
"a 1915. kazc nam navajo mno.
9Th narodov in je lc obzalovati,
da vSl"d omcjcncga prostora MISC
mogli vSi narodi naiti prostora
ma MEM. ali upamo. ola Sc V cncm
prihodnjih koledaricv to popravi.
lzilS tega kolcdarja poSljemo 30
poSti Pc prejemu Zoe dcnar.iu ali
znamkah. N~aSlovitc Svoia pisma :
JOS. Trincr, l333-1339 Ashland
ave. Chicago, III. Kolcdarii So
razpoSlJcjo 30 |. dee. 1914.
(Adv. St 1-wk.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

so ozenjene, eden ina 9, drugi7 in
tretji 4 otroke.
Zlagan prostovoljec. Dne 5. nov.
Sc je zglasil v ljubljanski dezelnl
bolniSnici neki mornaricni enolet-
nj prostovoljec in obiskal ranjen-
&c. Ma vprasanjc nadStabnega
zdravnika Dir. Geduldigerja je H.
javil, da je dospel V Ljubljano IL
Pulja k superarbitraciji in da je
bill superarbitriran pri dotitni
komiSiji. Sci .je potem mestO.
kjer ga je sreGal neki korporal
domobranSkega peSpolka Stv. y.
cd DIR. Rusovega oddelka. Spo.
znal je V MEM takoj znanega \.
Zoreta, bivSega kljucavniGarja, Xxi
Sc je lansko leto izdajal V Zagre-
bu "a DIR. Slajmerjevega sina Bo-
risa III o~goljufal wee Judi. Do
tieni korporal mu je sledil in NOR
naritni enoletni prostovol1ec -
recte fore - jo je popfhal pc O.
vinkih nazaj V dezelno bolniSnico.
Tu ga je korporal ma vrtu vpraSal
"a legitimacijo, a ker je Zore nj
incl, ga je aretiral. fore mu je
skusal ubezati in mu je potegnil
bajonet, a S pomo6jo nekega &c.
tovodje so ga odvedli V zapor. 10.
re JIG bill zadnje case delavec v
arzenalu V Pulju. kjer je ukradel
mornarisko obleko, 81 naSil znak
proStovoljcev ma rokave in jo cd
kuril V Ljubljano. kjer je ljudi
varal, da je enoletni prostovoljec
mornarice. Bale je dopoldne Y
Spodnji SiSki re nckaj vojakov ..
gOljufal pod pretvezo. da je me.
dicinec in prideljen mornarici.
X sedanjim crnovojniskim ma
boron. CrnovojniSki nabori letni
kov 1S7S-1S90 Sc MISC vrSili sa.
mo Y Ljubljaui ,marveG Y vset
mestih. ker jc sedez okrajnega
glavarstva.