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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
PROHIBICIJA.

Ma >vetu j. veliko nclcpega, ne
lc y prlvatnem tcmvcG tudi V law
mem AvljenJu V mnogih drzavah
Udimo absOlutizcm. b~rutalnOst,
%zatiranje svObOdnega mnenia.
Amcrka ST pOnaSa, ia ne stoji V
vrstah takih dczcl. Ona jc ma
predna, ona j. svobodna. ona spo-
StuJc indiyidualnoSt
Ne BON" danes prciskayali.
koliko Jc y tenn resnicc in kOliko
frazc. Ali n"kaj druzega lahko
pOvemo
Mixer ia Svctu IN ;oliko hi
navScine kOlkor Y Ameriki. i'm de
gleda kulturm >vct ua mas l. ne
kim pomilovanjcm. Iii 81 pogo
stoma prlhlizujc p~rrziranju. jr
to "alvrt pripisa,j uaSi Eiua,S.l-
nj
Ma mnoOih %podroGjih 81 sin ia
lastnost ali "a danes 81 ho5cmo
pObayiti IT, Z emo.
Virginia j. dc>cta drzava V
Sevcroamcri;ki Ivczi, XII j, sprr-
jela zakonito prohibicijo. Vecina
IA prepOved opojnih pijat jc INA
Sa'a 10000 glasov. In pr volityah
dine }. novembra DO Hopct vpra.
SAME zapovedamc abstinence ma
dnevnem redu.
MOtno ST trudijo mukerji. da
bi vso Ameriko izpremenili V velik
kloster. Ali zgodovina mas uGi. da
veiJa tudi pO kloStrih dvojna mo-
raia Ena IA teorijo, ena "a
prakso. Pred svetom hoGejo velja-
II "a angelne, HI imajo okrog
duse le nekakSen kondenZiran
zrak. V resnici pa SO il krvi in
mesa kakor ocitni greSniki.
Nikdar nismo bill prijatclji pi-
Iancevanja. Delavcem. Hi ST. nj
maJo tako brezpogojno V oblasti,
da 81 morejO vsak cas- odreci ko-
zarec III da res ne pOpijo nikoli
kaplllce wee kakor prcncsc Nth
organizem brez najmanjse skode.
priporocamO pOpOlno abstinence
IN organiZacijo roper pijanGcva-
ME. kajti Skodo, Xxi jo povzroGa
alkohol med delavstvom, poznamO
pray dObro. NihGr ne zcli iako
treznega d~elavstva kakor mi.
Malo je pivcev, Xxi hi mali sami
presoditi. kje jc mcja ncSkodlii.
vega uaivanja opojnlh pijaG. &c
Jih ne upijani pivo ali whisky pc.
pomona. mislijo, Ola nj bilo ME ;
Scle matck jim odprc oci, da ic
bilo ia cnkrat proved. PckoGc
oGi, holcGa glava, Sunucca uScsa
Jill nckoliko razdralijo prot alko-
holu.
Ali Strup me- ufinkujr vsclcj
hipoma. Patagonia So zbirajo V
organizmu tisti ostanki. XII jih
telo ne more prcmagatI, IN kadar
ie Skoda ma tclesu tako vclika, da
hi jo lahko Opazil, jc ne more opa-
ziti, kcr so tudi mozgani prevcc
oslabijcui.
tcinrk alkohOla ma clovcSko
intelligence jc glavni. cctudi ne
cdini razlOg, ia napOvcdujemo
kOt socialist boi tcmu proklctc-
mu dcmonu. " zaGctku. in De Sc
zclo poredkOma uZiva, lahko alko.
hol Y prav majhnih, takorekoC
medicinskih mnozinah. nckoliko
pOzivi zivce. UmctnO draziio je
kakor bic "a konja. Ce Sc pa pitjc
nadaljuje in rcdno ponavlja, mo,
fa zivGevje oslabeti; in neizogib.
no opesajo tedai tudi dusevne
sposobnosti.
Vsak agitator je zc lahko opa.
zoval, kako niece bob oh steno. &C
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

govori med pijanci ali pa tudi le
med pivci IL navajo. Njcgove be.
scdc mai bodo zlati nauki III ysak
uicgov stavck prepritevalcn do
kaz vcudar gre vse pr encm
uScSu noter. pri drugem pa ven,
zakaj IA razumcvanje onih ljudI
jc vsaka nova bcseda prevct.
vSaka misrl j. "a zastrupljcnc
mozganc prctcaka.
Dclavci maj premagajo kapita-
LIEN; osvojc maj svet. urede maj
"a M podlagi pravltnoSti in viSJc
kulturc, upravljajo maj "a bolje,
ucgo ga unravlia scdanja druzba.
lido more dvomiti. da j. IA to
trcba vcliko zuanja. vcliko razu-
mcvanja, vcliko moti in vclikO
zdravja.
Delavstvo. Iii zrtvujr alkoholu,
ne more imcti tcga. kako maj pri-
Gakujcm, da no preStudiral vclika
co,nod,,.Lo vo5ro noI;,;:no
v~nras,ui, 5lov.k Ii L. Jn;.vn,
izmuGcn, ako prctita emo stran
Go>oniso IN Ii mn !, o;.noS,,v.
mix fI,r,L nr.,;soL IN r,o,.5.L .
Taxi Indie me- oSvoic sv,,,
trD/uoSt L. pnuoi ymoug
:, v,IiLo Won ,u;t,.;;. %, ,,.,
most, ii 5elimo koLor Joslri. ,bs,i.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

manske krvi Y Iilah. GOtovo ia Ia
nj, kajti kar ~ titc dame katari-
ne. ina jlOvck iZbero. katerega
izmcd njcnih mnogoStevilnih ljub
Gkov mai oznatI IA oteta njcncga
otroka Suvalova. Orloya. Subo-
va V tenn sluGaJu ina Nikolaj
cnointridcSct dvaintridcSrtink ger
manskc krvi.
Pri konjcrcjcih vclja konj IA
polnokrvmrga. Ge nina vcC kakoi
emo Scstna jstinko tujc krvi. C
vclja to IA carSko rcjo. ,oda.j ne
pomaga mic Trotcl ma carskcnl
prcstolu j. pOluokrNen German,
Ali ear nina vrliko Ukazovati
kamarila llada. Dobro. lie da ~
veliki knrzi pray taxi GcrmanI
kakor ON. SlrSc krogc kamarilc
s~cstavljajo potomci onih. XII so Y
Sluzbi carizma ropali dcIrIc IN mo.
rili marod". Med nJimi uaidcmo
Rusc, Tatarc IN pa goSpod.
pahlrn. WittgcnStciu, Totlcbcn
Berg. kaulharS. Shildcrn -Schal
dcru. Ostcm-Sackcu. BrumingScu.
Frrdcrick>. Rcuncnkampt. Plchvc.
Hartwig i / Il Dcloma 81 To 30.
tomci baltiSkih harouoy, torcj ma.
~..I..I,,I., ,,... ...-I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
NARODI so GNOJ IA
~MILITARIZEM!

Ma vSch Stranch SliSjmu i'm ci.
tamo brave himnr. slavospevc.
bombastlGnc opiSc sedanjc vojnc ;
plarani patriotizcm lajna odrgnjc-
no pcScm o boju "a domovimo. IA
vSakovrStno kuIturo, IA najviSjc
ldcalr clovcStva, Bcscdc so kakor
VINO; lR tudi njih namcm jc. Ola
opaJaJo, ola upiJanijo ljudi.
Toda prccitajmo : trczmim razu.
MON, kaJ pravi mllitarizcm, kadar
govorl brcz o~lepScvalnih fraz. IL
SvoJc ncpopaGcnc duSc. V berlin
SKI "NossiSchc Zeitung" razklada
nekl vojaSki Glanck slcdcdo kra,-
NO idcologi.io:
'Cc So hoGc naglaSiti karaktc-
rlstlcna oznaGba novodobncga vol.
SkovanJa Y naSprotju : >tarcjSim.
tcdaj bo Ia Y glavncm uaGrlo uni
rcNanJa, ki Sc naglaSa pray y now
dobl bolJ kakor kdajkoli. in Xxi da.
Jc tudi scdanu vojni pc njrmcm
trmclju IN pc izvrSityi znaGilno o.
bclcibo
Stare mctodicuo vojSkovamjc
prrdnapolconskc dobc nj moglo
izdaJatl takcga miGcvalmcga ma
celia. k"r j. bilo orodjc vo.jmc. ma
Jrta Ioldncrska vojska prcdrag
material. da bi >c bil izpoStavljal
u%nitcnju. Trcba "a j. bilo yaro-
vati. OdloGilnim hitkam l. Nth We.
llkimi zrtvami in izgubami 50 Sc
lzogibali. Nojno vod>tvo jc glcda-
TO-. da dosczc >vojr opcracij>kc
namcur : pamrtuim, umctnim ma.
ncvriranjcm brcl izgub
Use tc razmcrr 50 So izprcmc-
nile ; framcoSko rc|volucijo i'm q
na>topom ljudSkih armad. Ogrom.
ma lJudSka >Ila. vrllkau>ki GlovcSkiI
material jc bil ldaj vojskovod.ji
ma razpolago. Armada 81 j. lahko.
brelobzIrno zaStavila. izgubc uiso.
vct igralc vclikc ylogr kakor urrj.
m - lahko uadomcStilc Novo vol
>k"NanJ" raztrcScncC Ntrcl>kc.
eric namc>to >tarih kompaktmih
Imcarnih formacij. individualni
hog Strclcrv uamcStu umctnih. trZ.
ko prmclJVih gihanj iiucarmc tax
nkr j. omogocilo izobrazbo We.
llklh mas y raZmcroma kratkcm
caSu. Napoleon j. bill prNi. Iii jc'
iazumel izprcmcnjeni pololaj Y.
NIGGA >krajnih po>lcdicah in "a IL.
rabbi Y praksi. Njcgovo vojsko-
vanjc IN njegova stratcgija Sc ne
da miSliti brez ljudskc voiSke in
ME hrczobzirn" izrahr. Od toga
casa j. popolno pomandranjc ma
Sprotnika. strcmljcnje. da Sc doce-
la umici, znaGilno obclriir modcr-
mega vojSkovanja.'
Da 81 torej razumcmo:
Najetc vOjSkc srcdnjrga vcka
j. bilo treba plaGcvati; Scda.j mo-
Ia drzavljan sluziti zastonj. Pref
so izgubc pomenilc dcnar. scdaj
pOmenijo lc ljudi. Dcnar ina veGjo
vrednost kakor Glovck. Torcj uni
cujmo, &c bodo pobiti dvaisct-
lctni, vzamemo observation-disclosures.
&c bodo oni %pokoScni. gremo ma
NHgor 40 Stiridcsctlctmc. ps zopet
dol po oscmnajstlctnc dale 20
pctdeSctlctn". 10 prtnaJStlctne,
koncc DO pa takrat, kadar ostanc-
.io lc s. Sivci. Xxi 81 ne morcju gcni-
ii, in fantjc, XII platno prodaia.io.
Iakaj %uniccmjc j. slavno naGelo.
Militarizcm mai L. pazi, ola lie BIO
pc ten kraSncm naGelu sam uni
cen : Svojimi "najplcmrnitcj-
Simi' glavami.
MA MOP TIT TN " I'd A
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
SLAVA NAMESTO zIVLJENJA

I%agrcbSki iupan arhitckt lIoljac
j. odrcdil. da pokopljcjo vsc tistc
raujcncc, Iii umro Xagrcbu. y
Skupucm grobu ma Mirogoju. Sc
daj So della ma to, ola 81 postavi
tenn %junakom y Zagrcbu dostojcn
>pomruik.
Irra vest, kajucda9
Ali clovck hi postal otolcn.
pa &c j. IL lclcza. Skupcn grob
jim hodo dali hm , V Zagrcb va
ziio ~vSakovrStnc ~ranjcncr. Slova-
nc. \rmcc, Madjarc. kakor pac
pride. Vi ST. dolgo. kO so moral
hiti y draw uacionalnih bojcv
drug drugcmu Sovrazniki. Zdai
hodo tovariSi Y grobu.
In >pomcnik Jim hoGcio po-
Ntaviti. In junakc Jill imcnu.jcjo
zdaj. ko so mrtvi. kai pa so bill
takrat. ko so dclali pc tovarnah D.,
Raj 80 bill, cc so So boicyaH IN
malo holjSi kruh o.. e.? Takrat iih
MISC lmcnovali junakc tisti. Iii i'm
ZdaJ poStavljajo spomcnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

koraJzc. \jema vedno zahrbtna
polltika jc zela ma Balkanu ncpri.
takovane, ali neizogibnc sadovc.
Bolgarska, naScuvana Y obupno
voJno, j. bila prcpuSccna sauna
scbi; pricakovanc avStrij>kc DO.
moti hi bilo, Skoraj vSc. kar jc v
t'Iki vojni ; Turcijo pridobila. il
bilo zopet izgubljcno. Bolgarska
Jc postala lrtcv ~avStrijskc hui.
>karijc in ncodkritoSrGnoSti. Az.
>triJSkc lali q Srbskih porazlh nj.
50 m0glc odSkodovati Bolgarskr
IN nJcnc vclikc izgubc.
Mcdtcm pa j. izgubiIa Avstri-
ia. kakor tiSti MOI, XII jc hotel Sc
drtl ma dvrh stolch, Svoj vpliv
iudi y Rumuniji. Ia j. bila do
ll"J tina |zaVcluica AvStrijc I'M
NrmriJc. Ali navidczno dunai.
Nko protciiranjc Fcrdinanda ir
ralNnclo %SovraStvo do AvStrijc
tudi ma RumunSkcm. V Buka-
rcStu 81 mcprcglcdnc mnoiicr de
monStriralc pred avStrijskim po-
Nlani>tvom po bukarcSkih ulicah
so odmcvali gromoviti klici
dol : pcriidmo AvStrijo,'' In
hah>burSko ccSarStvo j. ilgubilo
cdln"ga prijatrlja. Iii "a jc Sc
lmclo ma BalkamL
no j. hila nr>rccua BolgarSka
VISA iIGrpana in Y u|cvano>ti. ia
prljaha NovraIuik y Sofijo. ~ jc
y BukarrSlu >cSIa mirnvua kon-
i"r"nca IN po razmcroma kratkih
laIpravah 81 .ic Sklruil hukarcSki
mir. Pogoji SO bill trdi IA Boil
gar>ko. NSi prijatclji holgarSkc-
"a naroda so ohzalovali ujryovo
kataStroio Toda cdino Sprcjctjc
bukarcikr pogodhc j. moglo "a
gotoviti mir.
TcdaJ Sc j. Av>trija zopct o.
gla>ila profit miru Oua i'm Ru-
Nlja STA bill rdiui draw. Iii sta
81 pridrlali ''rcvilijo' to 81
pravi izprcmcmbo hukarcSkcga
mIru D"hclo prijatcIjstyo .jc
vladalo uckaj casa med Avstrijo
lu RuNilo. ki STA ii po znataju
&C. -, l...| "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
Avstrija pod orozjem.

YES Ia cas- 81 bill avStrijSki re-
%zrrvisti mobilizirani. VISA Bosnia.
herzegovina. Dalmacija j. bila
natlaccna I vojaStvom. Obj Sc.
vcrnih mcjah j. mrgolclo Get.
Yes Ia Gas j. bilo y Bo>ni in
herzegovina izJcmno staujc: IL
stavne pravicc 50 bile suSpcndira-
ne. dclavskc organizacijc i'm srb-
ska druStva 50 hila razpuSGrna :
nJih dcnar jc hi Pm policiJl.
Yes Ia Gas jr ma lIrvaSkcm Via
dial komiSariat 4 abSolutistiGno
mocJo. Ia caSopiSjc 50 v~rljali
zakoni kakor Y vojncm Gasu. no.
ben shod nj bill mogoG, mamcsto
zupanov so povSod Scdcli vladni
komisarji, policija j. imrla neo-
m"jenc pravicr.
YES la Gas j. bilo Y Dalmaciji
kakor obscdncm >tanju. Ma
paplrju so zakoni vcliali. V rc>ni-
ci ne. kdorkoli j. Iii Vladi in
policijI koliGkaj Suml.jiv. jc priScl
y zapor. Arr'acijc 50 izvrScvali
ia najbrutalucj;i naGim kakor oh
pun1u; v>aka >vohodua hcscda i.
nakopala clovrku obtozbo i'm "a
%Spravila icco.
Yes Ia cas- IT, 100 krani>kcm
lrlo Spiclov i'm provokatcrjcv. V
Ljubljani 50 kl.juh protcStu obfi
ne vpcljali drlavuo policiio: Ca
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

komaj j. ma Nemskem utihnil
NllJem, pa je zacel V Amcriki go
WORTH Roosevelt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

katoliSka ccrkcv ic dobila no.
vega papcza. Stara tema ic pa o.
stala njej.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-22
A HOT FINISH

what's the funniest thing I've
ever SEEM" remarked the sporting
gent in the check suit. "Well, l guess
it was dead-heat in an event where
there was only one entry"
How in the world was that?" ask
ed friend. Wasn't it a horserace?"
NO" answered the sporting gent;
:"'it was cremation% ..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-22

that enabled him to have his strike
breakers warned when the arrests
were pending. The strikebreaker
would dart into the restaurant, the
Union picket who was absolutely not
responsible for one iota of the excite
ment was hauled away in the patrol
wagon. And the accommodating
patrol wagons made neat and thor
ough canvas of each of the Knab res
taurants.
At the Dearborn street restaurant
l saw the strikebreaker tipped off
three times to get away just as the
arrests were to be made, and in only
one instance did her plan fail.
AS fast as the union pickets are re-
leased from Jail and resume their
peaceful picketing the accommodate
ing patrol again swoops down and
grabs them up and the same thing is
repeated.
And Knab, wealthy restaurant
keeper, takes the signs out of his
window as soon as the arrests are
made and the crowd goes about its
business and he pastes the signs back
as soon as the pickets appear again
and the crowd again gathers.
That is not all. WeIl-dressed men
hang about these restaurants and say
things to the union girl pickets that
if heard man say to my sister, or
if a man said to me, would throttle
him with my bare hands, and the girls
have got to endure these unprintable
insults or else play again into the
hands of the restaurant capitalists
Have you read these things in the
papers? Have you seen any scare
lines about them? Oh, my no! Dear
me, no! They aren't news" Capt.
tai is insulting labor!
-O-O-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-22

Paint can be removed from silk or
wooden goods by soaking the spot in
spirits of turpentine and letting it
stand for some hours. Then rub, the
stain between the fingers and the
paint will fall away and no mark will
remain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-21
LOCAL ENTRIES FOR
POSTOFFICE MEETS
Trio of Newark Employees viii
Compete at Celtic Park
Next Sunday. 49,

Three men employed in the New
ark postoffice will try their hand at
athletics next Sunday afternoon, in
the annual athletic carnival Of the
postoffice clerks, which is to be held
at Celtic Park, Long Island, on that
day. The three are Thomas York,
Abe Hirschcoff and F. L. Seyfarth.
York will start In the 75-yard dash
and the fiYe-mlle bicycle race,
Hirschcoff is also entered in the five
mile bike race. f. j. Seyfarth has
two hard races ahead Of him, as he
will compete in the 1,000-yard run
and the two-mile steeplechase.
New Jersey will send several good
men to the games. The great Plat
Adams, of Newark, will compete in
the pentatnlon, and according to re-
ports Plat intends to make great
bid to upset Jim Thorpes Olympic
record for the event. Emil Muller,
the husky discus thrower of Pater-
son, will compete in his event against
his old rival, Jim Duncan, of the
Bradhurst Field Club.
Frank Stephenson, of Hawthorne,
will go in the three-quarter-m run.
CASTOR Strobino, also from the Silk
City, will be a starter In the special
3,0O0-metre run against such notables
as Harry Smith, Oscar Hedlund and
Jim Powers. Gals decisive victory
last Saturday in the Hudson Dis
patch marathon shows that he is in
his best form.
Besides drawing the entries of the
New Jersey men the meet has at
tracted almost all of the Olympic
champions
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-21
fchancerY C-17o.1

sHERIFFs sALE.-In Chancery Of New
Jersey.-Between Congress Building and
Loan Association of the city Of Newark,
complainant. and Roemer Realty Corporation
ct al, defendants FL IA. for sale Of mort
gagged PREMISE
facias, to me directed shall expose for sale
by public vendue at the Court House, In
Newark, on Tuesday, the second day Of June
next. at two O'Clock p m, all that tract OF
parcel of land and premises situate, lying and
being in the city Of Newark, Essex County,
New Jersey.
First tract: Beginning at a point in the
westerly line of Broome street distant three
hundred eghty-two feet two inches southerly
from the southerly line OF Spruce street:
thence running southerly along the westerly
line Of Broome street thirty-three feet ten
inches to line of land OF the said William
Roemer Company; thence westerly along the
last mentioned line and at right angles to
Broome street one hundred feet; thence
northerly parallel with Broome street thirty
three feet ten inches; and thence easterly at
right angles TO Broorne street one hundred
feet to the westerly line Of Broome street
and place Of beginning.
Second tract: Beginning at a point in the
westerly line of Broome street one hundred
eighty feet six inches from the northerly line
Of WaVerly place. as originally located
thence running westerly at right angles 20
-Broome street one hundred twenty-five feet
thence northerly parallel with Broome street
| seventy-fye feet; thence eastsrly one hun
bred twenty-five feet to Broome street; and
thence southerly along said Broome street
seventy-hve feet TO the place. of beginning.
Third tract: Beginning at a point in the
westerly line of Breome street two hundred
ifty-hve feet six Inches from the northerly
line of waverly place. originally located
thence running westerly at right angles to
Broome street one hundred feet; thence
northerly parallel with Broome street fifty
feet: thence easterly one hundred feet to
Broome street; and thence southerly along
Broome street fifty feet TO the place of be-
ginning.
Newark, N j.. May 4. 1914
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Louis ]. Beers Sol'r. ($1s.T0)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-21
Tanning and Planning the Semi-Pros


Donovan, the former General Elec-
trio backstop, is now with the Park
ways. If he puts UP his usual game,
the Parks can rest assured that
the position will be capably filled.
s.
Big Tom Quinn, formerly of the
Eastern Association and now with
the Newark Field Club, is a clever
pitcher. In the game against the
Bloomfield Field Club, Quinn allowed
but five hits.
Burns, the third sacker of the Gus
ter Council, has joined the Original
Senecas. Another recruit to the Sem
ecas' ranks is Eddie Nichols, who
hurls for the Maplewoods on Sat-
urdays.
Eddie Dillon, Of the Bloomfield q.
c., is showing his class this season.
His work in his last three games has
been the cause of considerable favor
able comment.
The Worthington boys are still con-
fident that they can beat the Hyatts.
It will be remembered that the two
teams were tied for the championship
in the Manufacturers League three
years ago, and that the "Worths"
were beaten in the playoff.
s.
Now that the Montclair and New
ark Holy Name Society teams are
out In the field, it is only right that
the other teams in the league should
get their players out. Many fine
afternoons are now being wasted
that might otherwise be devoted to
healthy sport. & 81.
Potts, who covers the whole infieid
for the Irvington Parks, although his
official position is shortstop, is show
ing excellent form with his stick. In
his last game, three safe bingles was
bis total.
Shaffrey, the first baseman of the
Newark Stars, thinks the fences
around here are too week, and that
the riamonds are too small SHAFT"
is death on pitchers.
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Tchancery C-14a.f


SHERIFF'S SALE-In Chancery OF New
Jersey. Between The Prudential Insurance
Company Of America. complainant and
Julia c. Willard and others, defendants Fl.
"a, for sale OF mortgaged premises.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ Of feri
factas TO me directed I shall expose for sale
by public Yendue, at the Court House, in
Newark on Tuesday. the twenty-sixth day Of
May next at two oclock p. m. all that tract
or parcel OF land and premises situate lying
and being in the City of Newark Essex
County New Jersey:
Beginning at a point in the southeastsrly
line Of Garside street distant northeasterly
one hundred and thirty-three feet and two
and one-helf inches more or less, from the
northeasteriy line Of Third avenue, said
point being in range with the centre OF the
party wall between the house standing on
the land hereby described and the house ad-
joining on the South; thence running "a
Twenty-Five degrees and twenty-seven min
utes east sixteen feet and one and three
quarter inches, more or less, TO a point in
range with the centre Of the party wall
between the said house standing this lot
and the house adjoining on the north.
thence % through the centre of said last
mentioned wall south sixty-eight degrees
and nineteen minutes east one hundred and
two feet and two and one-half inches TO
the rear line Of lots fronting on Summer
avenue; thence 49, along the said rear line
south twenty-one degrees and forty-one min
utes west sixteen feet, more or less TO
point in range with the first above men
toned party wall, and thence (g through
the first above mentioned party wall north
siXty-eight degrees and nineteen minutes
west one hundred and four feet and four
and three-quarters inches to the said line Of
Garside street and the place Of beginning;
said mortgage being given to secure part of
the purchase money advanced by said
Fidelity Trust Company.
Newark n. j.. April 81, 1914.
JOHN F. MONAHAN, Sheriff.
Edward ID. Duffield. SoIr. (S16.6s)
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-05-21
SOUTH SIDE SLIPS
INTO THE CELLAR
Central Hits Mack Hard in City
High School League
Game.

+. Frequently locating the offerings Of
Mark, the South Side pitcher, Cen
trail High School Registered a 7-to-2
victory over South Side High School
in q Newark High Schools Athletic
Association baseball game yesterday
. afternoon at City Athletic Field. By
virtue of the win Central relegated
South Side to the tail-end position in
the standing, a position which the
Centralites themselves had hitherto
occupied.
Sammy Lehrhoff was on the mound
for Central, and twirled steady ball.
His support was far from satisfac-
tory, however, in the opening innings,
and South Side took advantage of
the miscues to the extent of scoring
two runs. Lehrhoff was an important
factor in winning his own game. He
clouted a. home run and single, both
Of which were timely.
4 Little Seidman played shortstop for
South Side and scored his teams first
run. The little fellow fielded ex-
cellently also.
= The best batting average of the day
was that of Captain Schmitt, of Cen
trial, who nailed the horsehider thrice
in four trips to the bat. One of the
Central leaders, hits was a triple,
while another counted for two sacks.
4. The score: