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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-24
MOVES CLOCK

Frank c. Hart, the jeweler,
was today granted permission by
the city council to move his huge
sidewalk clock from Pacific ave
nue. to the curb I'm front of his
new store on G street.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-24
DIMMOCK RETURNs

After making an exhaustive sx-
animation of hydro-electric pro-
jects in California, w. s. Dim
mock, well known power expert,
returned to Tacoma last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-24
WHO'S THE FATTEST
MAN In THE u. S.
Who Il the fattest man in the United statesr
A gold medal for him.


Pierce county
A bronze medal for himi
You'd like to know. wouidnt
you? You'd like 60 gaze at his
picture, imagine his discomfort in
the summer time and laugh with
him az his elephantine bulk. Moth
ing IL quite so humorous as fat
man i'm hot weather unless. per-
haps, another fat man.
Well. you can help and st the
same time boost Pierce county. IL
we can find the champion fat
man Of the country In Tacoma he
il going 60 get - gold medal
acknowledge the hOnOrs. To-
gether with sixty other newsps-
peers from coast TO coast, the
Times H. looking for him.
It's A NATION WIDE HUNT
All these sixty papers have
in the United States. He may be
in Tacoma or I'm some other part
of Pierce county. Look out for
him and send his picture 30 the
Tacoma Times. Enter that corpu-
= race.
the fattest man In the United
las been arranged. A BRONZE
THE TIMES TO THE FATTEST
citizens in this neighborhood. II
60 capture the nationai
EN- will he given a bronze medal
local championship.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-24
KING PETER
QUITS JOB

BELGRADE, June Z4.-klnB
Peter of Servia abdicated the
thrown today in favor of The
crown prince. Ill health was Civ
en- as the reason.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-06-24
CALGARY ALBERTA PETROLE1
mon Personal Liability

by
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the Is
the of
limited issued of is
arwhe the wells IL
be
Of
to urord
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ta familiar on h rrtUy The Investors lingering en his
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
VENICE TEAM
SURE To MAKE
HAWAII TRIP
Happy Hogan, 13 of His Play
ers and Umpire lack Nc
Carly Due in November

That Honolulu fans viii see some
high class baseball late in the year,
after the Pacific Coast league season
closes. is now assured. the Venice
team having been signed up for a
series here. Word to this effect has
been received from II. G. Lowry OF
this city, who - now III San Fran.
cisco to close the deal with the Coast.
ers.
Lowry writes as follows TO the sport
ing editor OF the Star-Bulletin:
Just few lines to say that every.
thing is fine and dandy for big league
baseball in Honolulu next November
and have closed with Happy Hogan
and his team for a series OF seven
games here. He has signed up to
bring the best he has and nothing but
members of his team are t0smake the
trip. there being himself and 13 play.
ers along with Umpire Jack McCarty.
Have seen. all the teams except
Portland in action and the Coasters
are playing great game Of baseball.
Venice, though, looks to be the best
Of all the teams, being swell fieldefs.
clever baserunners and dandy hitters.
Hogan himself Is card and when he
gets on the coaching line IL means
one long laugh.
Naturally one Is very busy on q
trip of this kind but ! manage TO get
around a whole lot and have seen sew.
eral great ball games. D couple OF
nights of boxing and nearly every
show in the town. Our swimmers are
a big hit around the Hotel Stewart
where | am stopping and ell Of them
are in tip top shape. McDermott.
Hebner and the McGilliyray boys from
Chicago show great form In practice
and fans here are going to see some
mighty classy swimming.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
BASEBALL GAME NETS
THREE ENDOWED BEDS
FOR THE LEAHl HOME

The Oahu League has turned over
to the Leahi Home through its treas.
.uTer. A. W. T. Bottomley, s143S.36 as
the net proceeds of the recent benefit
game between the University Of Cali.
forHia and picked Oahu aggregation.
The hoard OF directors OF the home
have voted to accept the gift, and the
money will be used in Installing three
endowed beds at the hospital which
will be known as the Oahu League
University OF California benefit beds"
In addition to this windfall. which will
insure the care of additional tuber.
culosis patients. the county has decld-
ed TO donate $500 each month to the
home.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
PITCHERS I HAVE FACED
NO. 4.
BY EDDIE COLLINS,
Tin the American Magazine

NO..
Ii any pitcher ever had the Ath-
letics' number it was Walsh. He al
ways seemed to have something on us.
Before last year don't think We ever
knocked him out of the box; and even
then. batting against his but recently
healed bad" arm, We could get only
one run off him in five Innings, when
he was retired. | recall a game two
years ago, when We got Is hits off
him and only three runs Talk about
hathewson's finish against the Ath-
letics in the World Series! Ii was
tame compared to big Eds" in that
ninth inning. With three men on
base. none out, and the score 4"to 3
in Chicago's favor. it was up to Walsh
TO check any Philadelphia rally, and
he did not take any chances on fly
balls or gentle taps to the infield. In
stead, every man who faced him was
moved down on strikes; and when
say that Baker and McIhnis famed
100, you have an idea of the marvel
GUS pitching Walsh must have done.
Walsh Is the only real master OF
the spit ball ! know Of He was the
first absolutely TO perfect and control
IL. Most spit-baH pitchers are wild;
and they have trouble especially to
make their splitter strike. and usual
ly have to resort to the fast one, but
BOT Walsh! Many times have seen
him give a batter three balls and no
strikes. and then three spitters would
go swishing across the plate knee
high, and the batter would sit down.
Walsh invariably aims his splitter at
one spot on batter, namely between
the waist and the knees. i have neverI
seen a splitter that was any good that
broke above the waist.
Walsh never attempted to throw |
curve until last year, when his arm
was in bad shape. A visit to a noted I
arm specialist is said to have put
Walsh back in form again, and hope
he is again the old Iron Man" for if /
baseball we're to lose him. his alb
sence would be severely felt. A good
infielder.ga dangerous batter, Walsh
always helped to win his own game.
In our series against the White Sox
there was always q keen personal
rivalry between Jack Barry, the Ath.
letic shortstep. and Walsh. as they
both live in Meriden, Connecticut,
and, oddly enough. our Jack always
seemed to get little the better of it.
Walsh was not a pitcher dreaded
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
BY Pr. KNOX.

An ominous silence pervades the
office of the club owner. He is seat
ed at his big desk glowering into
space and his thoughts are far from
tranquil. This much is cleaned by
the furrowed brow and the vicious
manner in which he "chaws'' the end
of his long. black seegar. r..
Lying on the desk before him is the
league standing. The undeniable fig
ures show his club is walloWing in
the darkness of last place--a hopeless
tailender, although the season has
scarcely more than begun to begin.
he has left orders with his import
ant looking office boy he Is not to be
disturbed. He wants to be alone, with
his thoughts, unpleasant as they are.
He fears if any one should associate
in the same room with him he might
spatter him with ink, jab him with a
pen and send him home on blotter. He
is dangerous, that's what he is, dam
gerously desperate. But he has lust
enough self control left to realize how
dangerous he is. He spent the last Of
it in instructing his young guardian
in the outer office. .,.--
Doesn't Hear Boy. :. -. .
He is SO wrapt up in his thoughts
and the wrestling bout with his see
gar is so keen he does not hear the
door stealthily opened, does not hear
the cautious footstep of the office boy
as that dignitaFy eases one foot in.
side the threshold and then edges the
rest of his body inward. ~ @.-1..-. T.
Tiptoes carry him within a soft
speaking distance Of the owner, but
hold him poised bevond the radius
of a left hook or a No. 12 boot.
| "Ahem!" the o. b. (office boy)
clears his throat in his most solicitous
way. He tries to control powerful
desire to broad jump through the still
open door-left open as matter of
precautionAras the owner swings sud-
denly and wrathfully around in his
chair .4s -. - .--.::.. Il IL.
Didn't ! tell you | was not to be
disturbed. ybu thick head? EVERYTHING
connected with this establishment
seems to be made of bone. Whaddaya
want?" ~ ~.. -. -. Z. 1E=..--
'Mr. Turnstile, there's delegashun
VI your Ddu pay eES OuIStue Ill IHeS
want to see va for minute They
has sumpthin' important to tell va
and won't sin It to me first Lefty
Finger is leadin' EN- and they doesnt
look dangerous" .~.. -
There was a long pause. The own.
er glowerse at the O. b.. and then at
the open door. He can hear subdued
whispering in the anteroom.
How many are there?"
Looks like the whole team"
The, owner chances over his should.
er to see if his heavy cane is still in
position, if the ink we'll is full and the
pen point and blotter handy ~
| Show EN- in" r. -. -,
Headed by Lefty Finger. the trouna
enters one by onec Seven or eight
file SLOWLY and silently into the sane.
tum Doleful and downcast they look.
If they weren't wearing their street
clothes you'd think. they were just
about 10 engage in baseball game p
Lefty fidgets more than the rest.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
KAHANAMOKUA AND
RAWLNS MAY CD
EAST TOGETHER
tBy Latest NALL

IL
SAN FRANCIScO.-"Duka" Kahan.
amoku, the famous swimming speed
ster, may tour the East, starting after
the meeting here. William T. Raw.
Inns, who is managing the Healani Club
and Hui Nalu teams, plans to have
tile Hawaiian swimmers return home
leaving here on the eth of July. Raw
Inns himself is going to tour the East
as far as New 4ork on a business
trip. He says that he may take Duke
along with him. and If SO. the Kanaka
marvel will have q chance to show his
skill in the Eastern club tanks. The
proposition is tentative at present. but
Rawlins expects to know from com
munications from the East shortR
whether or not Kahanamoku will make
the trip
IF Duke does go will be willing
to let him swim any distance up to and
including the mile. / think that he
will show them something over the
long distance His performance at
Los Angeles is what gives me conf
dence that he would make a great
showing in mile swim. Z
II develops that Kahanamoku has
eclipsed the American record in the
440-yard dash. but that no application
has been made asyet by the Hawaiian
A. A. II. On the 18th OF June, during
q. meet al Honolulu. Kahanamolxll
swan the quarter in 5s23 over q
l00-yard course. Perry McGillfvary' s
American record is 5:23 2-5, and was
made in small tank. Herman holds
the worlds mark of s: f9, made in open
still water
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
Observation-Disclosures
TO BE FIRED FROM CLUB

He has been elected spokesman, and
what he has to say Is of vital import.
ance. He has been scanning his con.
densed vocabulary for a good starter
and evidently the word hasn't stole
home yet
Seeing their plight the owner I'm.
leashes his most stentorian tones:
"Whaddaya want. Be brief now.
I'm busy and haven't time to waste on
a lot dubs like you" 4 $500
That's just what we wuz thinkin',"
-stutteringly spouts Lefty. We've
bout decided we're dubs and we've
come to have a little talk on it
Boss, va been payin' our salaries
and payin' US purity good at that. and
we've been tryin' to play ball for va,
but We CANT. Amt no use tryin' Now
what we want is 70 va to trade US to
some other clubs in this league or
pack us back to tn bushes We've
done our best but we're pikers. AS
ball players we're bunch yaps and
hams and va might just as well can
U.s."
All this sounds like the workings of
an oyerimaginative mind. 1t sounds
like the wierdest kind of fiction. But
it's fact. Several members of the
Montreal International league team
have established such precedent by
petitioning Sam" Liehtenstein. own,
er of the club, to trade or sell them to
some other club in the international
league or some other league.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
ALL-SERVICE BASEBALL TEAM
WINS THREE FROM ALL-MAUI

The All-SeTyice baseball team that
showed 50 brilliantly ia the carnival
series, winning the cup. returned 10
Honolulu this morning on the Mauna
Kea, after invading the Valley Isla
and securing three badly mutilated
scalps. ~.
The soldier team was given the trip
by the department commander as, a
reward for their performance la the
aforementioned series. Lieut. OTiara
oil the Coast Defense was instruHen.
tai In arranging the games and handl-
ed the business end OF the trip. Lieut..
G.. Is. Lyman captained the team ami
Lieut.. Mathews OBLIGATED as scorer.
Although the team was suffering
from q rough trip on the Clandine,
they celebrated July 4 by trimming
the AIl-Mauis 10 to 2. Lawson allow
ed but six scattered hits, Wilde his
teammates got 10 binglas off "Heinie"
Meyer. The whole team fielded splen.
didly, handling Al chances with but
one error This game was played al
Kahului on a wet, slippery field.
:, The Mauis Jared rather badly In tho
other two games played on the 5th
and 9Th, The last game was some
what OF farce. #.zE
The score of Sundays game wac
close up to the 9th inning and then a
walk-a-way for the soldiers.
The Maui ball team can not be fair
ly judged by the scores of these
games, and the team that goes over
looking for easy meat is likely TO be
eaten aliva. They are all good sports
and splendid ball players, with Bib
Bal as the bright and shining star.
One of the league teams here in Ho'
nolulu would do well to get Bal signed
up.
The AIl.Seryice team was treated
royalty and found q bunch of warm.
hearted hospitable sports who did ev.
erything possible TO make the stay
pleasant and succeeded admirably.
winding up the good times by one
enormous luau at the beautiful home
of Mr. Lyons.
Following is a summary of the
games in the order in which they
We're played.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

to hit against because il was never
battle of wits You were never
fighting in the dark, as you always
knew what to look for--the splitter.
1t was sure TO be In the same place
waist to shoe tops, and 1t was not like
the spitters of some pitchers. at your
head one minute and at your feet the
next. In spite of this it was mighty
hard to hit safely. Although there
was almost foot break on Walsh's
spit ball, Sullivan. who always caught
him, said he could do it sitting in a
rocking chair, his control was so per.
feet
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
= sssH#ssRe aas
JACK JOHNSON WILL" -
Z. FIGHT LAkGFOR NEXT.

= PARIS.-U ndisc6uraged by his 8
. defeat on points by Jack John 9
(: son in a twenty round bout for
q the heavyweight championship !:
. of the world. Frank Moran of /:
:; Pittsburg rested the day after his !:
:: fight at his camp at Mariel-on- 8
.; the-Oise. Johnson Also remained :
y al hts training quarters nurs- {;
:: ing badly swollen hand He re- {
. ceived number of visitors.
= Johnson attributed his injured !:
:: fist to the fact that ne wore for !:
:! the first time four-ounce gloves, /:
:; instead of gloves weighing five 9
.; ounces. 3
:: Johnson has agreed to fight :
:: Sam LaHgford the. middle of Dc 8
:; tober. For this battle he will re- 9
q ceiye $4,000, win, lose or draw. |:
q ...: ..":.. -".* )
aRaER HaH EaaH aRs
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

!" Summary-Three ba' ehits, Renow'
ski, Lyman, Bal; twogbasehits, Law.
son, Lyman, Williamson; bases on
balls, off Meyer /, Lawson, William
son 2, Sterquel 2; struck out. by Mey.
er 2, Bal 2. by Lawson 2, RenowsLi g:
passed balls, Swinton. Umpires, Hix-
enbaugh and Chislet. Time of game,
2 hours 10 minutes. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
HARVARD CREW WINS.

The Harvard second eight captured
the grand challenge cup at Henley, by
defeating the Union Beat Club of Bos-
ton, by length and quarter. Sui.
seppi Sinigalia, an Italian, won the
Diamond, Souls. by beating C. NJ Stu
art of Cambridge.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

Big scores marked the Junior
! nague games Sunday morning In
The opener the C. A. us beat the j.
A. Cs l3 TO l. and in the second con.
test the Aeahis won an to 3 game
from the Portuguese. . =, .. .@-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
ALL STUDENTS win.

The All-Student baseball team play.
cd its first game away from home at
I.ihue, Kauai, July 2. and won from
the Lihrte team TO 3. Inman and
Cav pitched. T.. - e.. =.@
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

Meyer ., off Renowsk 2; struck out,
by Bal 2, Meyer /, by Renowski 5;
passed balls, SwiHton, Soares. I'M
pires, Sterquel and Chislet. Time of
game, hours is minutes.
? Hixenbaugh's running, shoestring
catch Of Cockett's line drive in the
seventh vas the feature. T..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

have been somewhat abashed by the
maEniGeence of the clubhouse. and as
he goes forth on the. course the con.
viction only sinks the deeper that he
is here in a land where they spend
dollars as freely. at least, as We at
home spend shillings. a. lbs ..-i
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

summary -TnNee baseNltS, LYman-
bal. two basehits. Mason, Soares;
sacrifice hits, Willis, O.Hara; doubl"
plays. lIiXenbaugh to O'Hara to Ly-
man, Carroll to English to Cockett,
Cockt-tt to Bal; bases OF balls, off
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07

STtR.RTuIFTTs GTyFS V0U
T0D4Y'S NEWS TODAY
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-07-07
Baseball!
NEW ATHLETIC PARK

Saturday, July nth,
COAST DEFENSE VS.. PUNAHOU.
Sunday. July 18TH,
CHINESE vs.. ST. LOUIS,
ASH vs.. p. A. c.
n,.h'. uu sale r. q. Hall & Son.
u.u ,mrmgp on kukui st Auto
uu.aJ, entrance on Beretania ST.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
VABILO

ma piknik, katerega priredi slo-
vcnski socialisticni klub v Ke-
noshi, Wis. dne 30. (tridesetega)
augusta. Polovico cistega dobieka
je namenjeno "a soc. zvezino IL
skarno. Pikniki, katcre prirejajo
soc. klubu V kcnoshi, so bill do
scdaj Sc vcdno dobro obiskani,
cato upamo. da Sc jugoslovanski
delavci IL kcnoshe in okolice tudi
tega piknika polnosteviIno udele-
zc in 5 TEN ~pokazejo, da smo pro-
lctarci bratje pc razredu in Ola sc
V polncj meri zavedamo tiraniie
in slabega delavskega polozaja,
katerega je zakrivil kapitalistic-
nj sistem. Ma pikniku bode poleg
raznovrtsne druge zabave tudi
gOUor V slovenskem jeziku 2
d%nevnim redom: Pomen delav-
skin piknikov in vojna v Evropi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

in me je Opajala do nezavesti -
sladka sleparica! Njena sveza kri
me je palila in me tirala V blaz-
most. Storil sem il vse, dial sem il
vse; a ona hi poznala mel, vse
prerahlo V Sc objemala, in mo-
je ustne Sc MISC nikoli dovolj glo-
boko vsesale v meme -. All, groz-
nj so tini, XII jih uganjajo mladi
ljude, fej! Ali Sc nisi pokusil ne
koliko tega? Sc me- Potem ne ives,
kaJ sc pravi aiveti. Vidis, JAZZ sem
izkusil ze vsel"
tkonec prihodnjic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Cd PRIPRAVLJALNEGA Cd
BORA IA ZDRUzENJE
SLOVENSKIH POD
PORNIH ORGA-
NIZACIJ.

Tenn potion mammalian, da Sc
vrsi skupna seja pripravljalnega
odbOra dine %. augusta t. l. V
Chicago, Ill.
Nadalje mammalian, da sem
prejel cd glavnega tajnika S. S.
=. Il. pismO, Y katerem mi poro-
Ca. da glavni odbor omenjene or
g%anizacijc ma svoji sell nj hotel
sprcjeti resignacije zastopnika
brata konde.
Sobr. Honda jc toraj Sc nadalje
zastopnik S. s. y. H.. ter Sc bode
kot tax tudi udelezil seize prip.
odbora.
V COnemaugh. Pa, dine Z. sv-
gusta 1914.
VILJEM SITTER,
prcdscdnik prip. odbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Listnica.

G. BetkovSck, Lorain, o.: Sic.
de ncrcdnoSti doStavljanja Kot-
nlkovcga lista. storite potrebne
korake ma poSti. Justinu je pote-
kla n%arotnina : Stevilko BIG, Sc
daj jc 800.
Cleveland. Dotitncga dopisa, "a
katcrcga Vi vpraSatc. mi mismo
dobili Y rokc. - Collinwood. Pro-
lctarec nj glasilo s. S. p. u. Cemu
hi 81 potcm mi utikali V lokalne
razmcre NaSega druStva. Drugi
dapiSi rrihnd"iif. Pnzdrav
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
BEG IL AVSTRIJE.

Mcsecni uradni s~tatisticni list
objavlja zanimivc podatke O IL.
seljevanju V Avstriji. Vredno je
navesti nckaj teh zgovornih Ste
vilk.
IL Avstrije same (~nevStevsi O.
grskO, Xxi dale tudi moGni kon.
tingcnt izseljencev) Sc .je izselilo
cd leta 1876 do 1910, 1.S45 $50
oseb; in Stevilo onih, XII 81 isceio
ugodnejse zivljcnje preko ocea-
ma naras6a leto "a letom. TIE Ste.
vilke ne navajajo one delavce, XII
Sc izselijo V Nemcijo, V Svico, it'd.
Lcta 1876 jc bilo komaj 1909
avstrijskih iz~seljencev, leta 1891
Jill jc bio 10000, leta 1892 so.
600, 1908 112.634 in f77.653 leta
1910. Oh casu gospodarske krize
V Ameriki Sc je izseljevanje nc.
koliko ustavilo; leta 1910 ie pa
zopet silno poskocilo. Masa anne.
riskih izseljencev Sc radcliffe IA.
ko: SO odstotkov Jill gre v Zedi.
njene drzave, SO odstotkov v
kanado, 81 V ARGENTINE, 3 cd
stotkov pa V Brazilijo. Med TEN
ko Sc znizuje stevilo izseljencey v
Zediniene drzaye. Sc zyisnio s.a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
oBVESTILO.

Scja priprav jalnega odbora "a
Zdruzitev So vrSi V dvorani c. S.
p. s. ll26-2S w. 18th St. in pri-
enc dine %. t. IN. oh osmih dopol-
dan.
Clanom in 6lanicam prizadetih
jcdnot in zvez Y Chicago in oko-
lici pripOroGamo, da pridejo po-
sluSat razprave o zdruzitvi V mno-
gem Stevilu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. DruStve
Sedez: FrOntenac. Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI.
inkorporrano "a. fsbruva
lsO2 drtavi Kansas

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAvNI URADNIKI
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 + Mipsr.I Ko,.
Podpreds.: JOHN GORSEK, Box 21l, w. Mineral. Kans
pa9nik; JoHH CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
n.aea!nlk; FRAMh STARCIC, Box PAS. Mulberry, Hans
1SpSnikar' LOUIS bREZNlKAR, l.. Box 3S, Frontsnac, Kan.
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley. Hans
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac. han.
ANTON HOFFMAN, Frontenac. Kans
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, r. 4, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box226, Jenny Lind, Ark.
MALTA SETINA, Box 90, Franklin. Kans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAk, Box ~, Frontenac. Kans
JOHN MlkLAVC. Box 227, Frontenac. Kans.
SpreJ'mna pristoJbina cd l6. do 40. leta znasa 81 SO.
vs. dopisi re maj bagOvolijO posiljati, 81 ,aJnikp
Use denarne po6ljatve pa 81. blagajniku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

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del izseljencev Sc vkrcava v Ham.
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stotkov izseljenccv Sc vkrcava
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no spremenili.
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