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Evening journal., 1914-04-24
DAY
At YACHT CLUB
TrapShOOting TO be New Di-
version While Some Motor
Boats "Chug"
HAPPY SOCIAL
SESSION ASSURED

The Wilmington Yacht and Auto
Club has extended the scope OF It's
entertainments and hereafter will ac-
commodate all of It's members who
are also trap-shoOters, over the new
automatic trap, which has been in
stalled close to the water, over which
the targets viii be thrown. The large
number of yacht club members who
are trap-shooters will appreciate the
opportunity of shooting and al the
same time participating In the regular
yacht club events.
The opening shoot will be held to-
morrow and extensive preparations
have been made for Il. Prizes will
be donated 20 the high gun I'm each
of four classes. A, b. and ID. which
in the case of yacht club members
will be sterling silver watch fobs,
bearing the clubs monogram. and for
non-mcmbers there will be high grade
fountain pens for the high gun IN
each of the four classes.
The program will consist of 20 tar
gets. although practice shooting will
be INDUCED I'm when the traps are
not busy with the regular program.
Shooting viii start promptly at
o'clock
The grounds can boz reached hy Che
Darby line or by the excellent automo.
bile road lcalnv 20 the clubhouse. AN
ii is anticipated that trap. shooting at
the club win be- very popular durilg the
summer months.
The club officials have planned inter.
csting events 90 run during the entire
summer with valuable Trophies as
prizes These contests fill be held
once month, and after each cup ha-
been won four tints a dngl shoot d
win hc held.
On Saturday the events are open To
an. whether club members on not. and
large crowd is expected to compete
Several other attractions have been
planned which viii bring together a
large number of lovers oi the out-of.
doors.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
SATURDAY BASEBALL
FOR The CITY FANS

Baseball fans OF the city will see
another fast bunch Of games tomor-
row. weather permitting. AT Front
and Union streets the Champion
Chicks will stack up against the
Georgetown University team, in what
promises to be one of the best eXhi-
bition games on the Chicks prelimin-
airy card The Wilmington. Church
City League and City Amateur
Leagues. also will offer fast games.
Tho City Amateurs got away last
Saturday In a series of good games,
and the schedules tomorrow promise
to present equally good ball.
In the Chicks-Georgetown game all
the old champions will take part.
Georgetown comes here with a long
string of games won and will try 10
reseat, but judging from the prog
ress made by Jackson's boys this
week the visitors will have TO play
great ball TO win. Jack MCGOWAN
will hold the Indicator.
To have box-scorcs In THE EVEN.
ING JOURNAL on Monday. all clubs
must have their scores I'm THE
EVENING JOURNAL office by $50
O'Clock tomorrow Saturday night.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

present its usual classy games to-
morrow. Parkside will be without
Huston because Of the Delaware Col
lege opening, and Hillside will be
without Fidance and Slansky for the
same reason. However. Parkside and
Hillside will put up a first-class ar
ticle Of ball
Georgetown University will be the
Saturday attraction at Chick park.
Scorers Of the City League are re-
quested TO have their box scores in
THE EVENING JOURNAL office be-
fore $50 o'clock tomorrow (Satur-
day. night Scores not IN this office
at that hour will not be printed In
these columns on Monday.
THE EVENING JOURNAL desires
to print every Monday full box
scores Of the City League games.
Teams Of the league that want this
publicity must have box scores in
this Office every Saturday night be-
fore $50 o'clock.
President Collision Of the Church
League announces the following re-
leases: Paul Moran, William Voss,
Earl ID. Stroup and A. J. Reichard,
all Of Union.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
BASEBALL
ODDS AND ENDS
FIVE TIE FOR Golf
QUALIFYING MEDAL

ATLANTIC CITY, n. j.. April "a
Despite the ideal conditions which
favored the qualifying round Of the
annual spring golf tournament Of the
Country Club of Atlantic City, which
was staged at Northfield, the quality
of play was extremely mediocre, five
men trying for the medal at SO a mark
established early In the competition
by A. r.. Hall. Of Riyerton, and later
equaled by Harold A. Sands, of Mer-
ion; II. B. Newton, of Franl,ford: W.
A. Tyson, of Springhaven. and Robert
Weir. of Wilmington. The medal will
go to the player having the lowest
card on the first Is holes OF loday'5
match play.
The round was marked by extreme
ly high scores, although several play
ers had an excellent chance to sur
pass Halls score and capture the
prize, Weir. in particular, faltering
lamentably when he had the medal
virtually within his grasp. a pair OF
rs on the final holes destroying his
opportunity. Sands also was expect
ed TO make a strong bid for the hon
ors, covering the more difficult first
nine holes I'm ~, but requiring two
more strokes on the second half.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
SideHghfs on Local
Sporting Talent
THE BEST SPORTING PAGE IN WTLMTNGTI
BY "Bm" MCGOWAN

The Brooklyn Royal Giants
trimmed the Chicks yesterday I'm a
hotly contested game, 10 ?.
Manager Jimmy Jackson Is not In
the least worried over the outcome of
the coming season. He Is now on the
trail Of some classy material.
Ajax" Herman connected for two
solid drives. Herman certainly can
club that pill.
big" Tex Myers is rapidly round
ing into shape. "TexX" hasn't got his
batting eye In working order as yet
but when he does. so long
Pitcher "Tom" Mahaffy is show
ing great form for the Chicks. Ma
haffy rs the pOssessor of dandy spit
ball. He has played professional ball
for several years and has good
record n Jimmy turns this boy
down when selecting his pitching
stan. we will be very much surprised.
Howard Morgan. the clever inheld
man who has been displaying all
sorts Of pep Is making an impress
sion with General Jackson
The Wilmington League will
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
Federal League.
ITALIANS VS.. NIT. CALVARY.

The First italian baseball team OF
Chester. will come here tomorrow Ia
play the Mt Calvary Club team, on
Mt Calavary's new diamond on Ian
caster avenue. The lineup follows
Mt Calvary; Jackson. p; Larklns. C.:
Givens. IS; King, ID; Richardson
2b; Simms. 81; Congo, RI; Jack.
son. II; Green, CT; Gruhb. Jr.
Brown, Hall, subs.
First Italian; Bonici. p: Calvari
.c; Colombo. IS; Towash. 1b; Sa.
mask, 2b; De Marr, 81; Yeast. Ct:
Toni. RI; CONSTANT. n; Constrinio
Ringette, Prowslxi. subs.
After the game. the teams will b,
entertained by Howard Gibbs on IN,
lawn Of his home adjoining the dia
mond.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
GEORGETOWN IS
NEXT CLUB UP
College Boys Here TomOr-
row to Meet the Cham
pion Chicks
ROYAL GIANTS TAKE
GAME FROM LOCALS

Georgetown University, one Of the
best college teams in the country, will
come to wilmington tomorrow after
noon TO play the champion Chicks. Tno
Washington boy, have been sweeping
everything before Them and many of
the teams players will go into big
league baseball as soon as they gradu.
ate from college in june. Jimmy Jack
son feel- confident that his recruits viii
take the college boys in tow aud come
home with the big end of the score.
Tho Chicks got in wrong again yes
torday and had 20 take the small end Of
20 . score from the Brooklyn Royal
Giants The local boys outhit their OPP
poncnts. but their batting came at
times when not needed. Tho Giants
punched hits ia the third and eighth
nnincs The same teams play again
today. The score
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
WATCHING THE
SCOREBOARD

Well, It was all in the family. II
Walter Johnson had to get his, A..
Johnson was the proper rookie to
hand out
War news in Cleveland is over
shadowed by the facts that the Maps
finally won, after eight straight de-
feats, Eddie Cicottc and the White
Sox playing victims.
Larry Lajoie, renowned swatsman.
continued 10 head toward the bottom
Of the hitting heap, failing to bingle
I'm four times up.
Likewise Ty Cobb. but his sacrifice
fly in the third scored Kavanaugh,
permitting the Tigers to escape with
Branch Rickey's goat
There were four more season op-
enings staged in the National League
yesterday, the home team winning
each encounter.
The Cubs won even after Jimmy
Lavender had handed the Cincy Reds
eleven passports to first and Boston
won. though Tyler eased the Dodgers
the same number Of walks.
Seven straight for the Pirates
while the second place Phillies We're
getting theirs from the Giants.
Joe Bush held the Yanks TO six
hits. bingled thrice himself, including
two doubles, and still the Macks lost
Crowds of 10000 and 10000 saw
the Chicago Federals and lndianap-
oils Federals open yesterday in frigid
temperatures, organized ball adding a
frill by enioining Pitcher Chief
Johnson at Chicago.
Another day has passed and St.
Louis still has a team leading a
league, meaning Mordecai Browns
crowd and the Federal League.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
FEDERAL MECHANICS.

The Federal League still lacks one
requisite OF big leaguedom-not all
its teams have been nicknamed.
Buffalo and ST. Louis are the un-
christened teams. The fans refer to
them as the Buffalo Federals" and
the st Louis Federals." It's differ
ent elsewhere in the circuit. The
other pennant chasers in Gilmore's
organization carry the following pet
titles: Baltimore, Terrapins; Kansas
City, Packers; Chicago. Chifeds:
Indianapolis. Hoosiers: Brooklyn, Tip
Tops; Pittsburgh. Rebels.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
FOX CLUB WOMEN
TO SHOOT NEMOURS

About twenty women of the Fox Gun
Club, OF Philadelphia. with their cs-
corts, will come to Wilmington tomor-
row afternoon TO meet the women OF
the Nemurs Gun Club in special
match shoot. The shoot will be for 25
targets each. The women of both clubs
have been practicing especially for the
event and reports from Philadelphia
during the week were that the Phla-
dolphin women were shooting in great
form and expect victory in the
match.
Following the shoot the women Of
both clubs with their escorts will be
taken to the home of George Frank
Lord, at Holly Oak. for dinner. During
the evening there will be dancing and
every effort will be made 10 make the
day one long to be remembered by the
Philadelphia shooters.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
FOUR CLUBS IN PFNN.MAR.

Special 20 THE EVENING JOURNAL
NEWARK, April 24.-The Penn
Mar League will meet here tomorrow
night, when IL is likely that the sched-
ule viii be adopted and other import
ant matters discussed. The indica-
tions are that IL Will be a four club
league this year. with Newark. Iron
Hill. Appleton and Providence as
members. The season will probably
open on Saturday. May ?. with the
Newark team playing away from
J home
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
CITY LEAGUE.
BASEBALL RULE REsCINDED
Major League Clubs Now May Garry
More Than Is PLAYERS.

CHICAGO. April 24.-President
Johnson. OF the American League, at
tended the funeral OF Charles Sphinx
In ST. Louis. but In his absence Chair
man Hermann and John Heydler.
the National League, at
tended TO additional business OF the
National Commission. The rule re-
quiring major league teams within
the pale of organized baseball to cut
down their playing squads 20 25 men
by May 10 was rescinded.
The commission, sitting as a board
OF strategy, discussed every phase OF
the baseball war. but. according 20
Chairman Hermann. took no further
action. Resembling OF the rule was
openly pronounced a war measure
against the Federal League. and by Il
organized ball hopes 10 prevent the
outlaws" from winning over players
released by majors 70 minors.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
CHANCES FOR BASEBALL TODAY.
National League.

Philadelphia at New York, clear.
Brooklyn at Boston, clear.
ST. Louis at Pittsburgh. clear.
Cincinnati at Chicago. cloudy.
American League.
New York at Philadelphia. clear.
Boston at Washington. clear.
Cleveland at Chicago, not scheduled.
Detroit at ST. Louis, cloudy.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
Federal League.
ToDAY'S SCHEDULE.

American League.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
Detroit at St. Louis.
Other clubs not scheduled.
National League
phillics at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh.
Federal League.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Buffalo az Baltimore.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
WAYERLY WANTS
SATURDAY CAME.

The Waverly baseball team is with
out game for Saturday afternoon
and would like to hll this date with
any Independent team I'm the city. Ad-
dress Waverly Club. 233ia Delamore
Place. or call Delmarvia 1865 after
730 D. m tonight
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
ROYAL GIANTS.
SIORE nN INNIND'

Wilmington ...OOl.OOlOOO OO-2
Chants . ....OO2O O-3
summary: Hits oil Bassctt, 3 in .
innngs Oh swallow. I'M inning.' of
Mchanoy. . In . innings. Sacrifice hit
Clark. Stolen bases Gold Webster p,
Clark. Earl. Thomas. Wallace .. AM
drcws. Di.mukes Struck out Basscit
1. swallow !, nismukcs a. Bases ON
balls Bassctt ]. Mohanoy ., Dismukes D.
Double plays Thomas TO Park. Me-
hailcy. Myers TO Shollenborgor. Time OF
gnme-l.45. Umpire -Rockstraw.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
BASEBALL
American League.

New York, 5; Athletics. 3.
Boston, 3; Washington. o.
Cleveland, 4; Chicago. !.
Detroit, 3; St Louis, J..
National League.
New York, l2; Phillies. 4.
Boston, o; Brooklyn, l.
Pittsburgh, 8; st. Louis, l..
Chicago, - Cincinnati, ].
Federal League.
Baltimore, 4; Buffalo. 3.
Pittsburgh, g. Brooklyn. /.
st. Louis, 81 indianapolis. O.
Chicago, gi Kansas City, !
Evening journal., 1914-04-24
SATURDAY BASEBALL
FRONT AND UNION. STREETS.
Chicks VS.. Georgetown.

ALL-wILMINGTON LEAGUE.
Vandever vs.. p. r. r., at P.
r. r.
Parlside VS.. II. q H., at H.
& "A.
Bancroft VS.. Hillside. at Hill
side.
UMPIRE ASSIGNMENTS.
Nandever-P. r. R.-Staib.
Parkside-H. g. H.-Allen.
Bancroft-Hillside-Hastings.
CHURCH LEAGUE.
Edge Moor VS.. Eastlake, at
Eastlake.
Upion VS.. Old Swedes at Eden
Park.
Madeley VS.. Newport, at New
port.
UMPIRE ASSIGNMENTS.
Edge Moor. .Eastlake-Briggs.
Union-Old Swedes-Virden.
neutrality-suspicious..
CITY LEAGUE.
Eden vs. Browntown, at Brown.
town.
Elsmerc vs.. Delaware H. F, at
Elsmerc
c. A. c. vs.. Peerless, at Concord
Heights.
Woodlawn VS.. Pioneers, at Pion-
GERS.
UMPIRE ASSIGNMENTS.
ChriStiana- -Peerless-Knopf.
Shields
ElSmere-D. II F.-Dougherty.
Woodlawn-Pioneers-Coucill
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

Likewise Ty Cobb, but his sacrifice
fly in the third scored Kavanaugh,
permitting the Tigers to escape with
Branch Rickey's goat
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

There were four more season op-
enings staged in the National League
yesterday. the home team winning
each encounter.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

Larry Lajoie, renowned swatsman,
continued 10 head toward the bottom
of the hitting heap, failing to bingle
in four times up.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

Seven straight for the Pirates
while the second place Phillies were
getting theirs from the Giants.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

The Cubs won even after Jimmy
Lavender had handed the Cincy Reds
eleven passports to first and Boston
won, though Tyler eased the Dodgers
the same number Of walks.
Evening journal., 1914-04-24

Joe Bush held the Yanks TO six
hits. bingled thrice himself, including
two doubles, and still the Macks lost.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec "a zemljo ali farmo, ne ozirajte Sc ma pretirane
in vabljve oglase razlicnih zemljSkih agentov, v katerih VAN vsa-
kovrstne stvari oblJubuJejo, kakor stalno deo, brezplacno stavlja-
ME in cscenje zemlje in druge vabljive pretveze kateih sploh ne
morejo in ne nameravajo spolniti. VeIiko denaria in dragocenega
casa 81 bodete prihranili ako pisete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zemlJe, kraJa, kupnlh pogojev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naselbine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer ina re mnogo rojakov
kupljeni svet in jh je re lepo stevilo nasejenih. Tam je svet prav
rodoviten in rodi vsakovrstne poljske pridelke, ravno tako razno-
vrstno sadie in vinsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prijaznega me-
sta, sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, zagc, zelezniske postaje in mno-
go drugh podjetji.
Priporocamo rojakom, kateri zdi bti dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in prijaznem
kraju ter bti vseSransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel,
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne informacije in mapo
tamosnje slovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste kan du-
gam svet gedati in pc nepotrebnem Gas in denar tratiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

D. Glede ma veliki kompleks oh.
cinste politicne gospodarske in
socialne uprave, Xxi je najtesnejse
vezana Z obstojeGimi politicnimi
strahkaml, pa nor stranka pO.
sebn ma Slovenskem, kjer je lie
malo obtin, V katerih proletariat
pride V d~oglednem casu do velia.
We. naStopati previdno in L. tam.
kJer INA 30 vplivu induStrijalnega
deiavStva upanje,, da 81 pribori "a.
StopStro svojih pristaScv in pod
Strogimi naccli socialno demokra.
ticne stranke. kjer pa prihaja V
poStev lie moment taktike, I. j. da
nrlstaSi Socialno demokratiCnc
Strankc ne morejo pridobiti z
lastno mOGjo zastopstva V obcini
marvrr morajo podpirati in vzdr.
zeNatl lie gospodarsko in polite
no o~pozlcijo, pa smejo posamczne
kraJcvne skupine s%ocialno demo.
kratlcne Stranke nastopiti le spo.
razumno Z izvrSevalnimi odbori
decline organiZacijc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Dobro ~zdravljenje.

Nsak dobcr zdravnik poskusa V
prvi vrsti, goveGati hranimo moe
svoicga bolnika. Da mu zdravilo
IA izdiScenjc drobja, "a obuditcv
noivc slasti in IA izpopolnitcv. &C.
la tclo poskuSa srraviti Y ravno-
tczic. To jc, "a kar jc namcnjcno
T~rincrjcvo amcriSko Zdravilno
grcnko vino. Prczcnc VAN IL tcle-
sa Use pustc snovi, ne Ola hi oSla-
bio organc. Okrcpi VAN prebavila
in uSpoSobi IA dclo. Dobili bostc
dobro slast, rcdno prcbavo in cd
vajanjc. Ncdno olaisa Zapcko, cc-
Ia zaStarclo, i'll meme poslcdkc. '
lckarnah. Jos. Trincr, izdclova-
tell, l33-l339 =. Ashland ave.
Chicago. III. Imcitc vcdno pri ro-
Xxi Trincrjcv linimcnt "a nczgodc.
PRAY dobcr jc pri otcklinah, odr-
gah. Skrnini, prchladu V prsih,
vratni okorclosti, boil lcd.iu. -
ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Poor.

Ogrski socialist. kateri tvorijo
svojo sekcijo V soc. stranki, po.
sljejo ma daljSo agitacijsko poto-
vanJe madzarskega sodruga "a
dar Szabados, kateri priGne svojo
turo dine l6. augusta V Schnecta.
dy, n. Y, in ncha z dnem s. sep
tembra V Milwaukee, Wis.
OpozarJamo slovenske sodruge,
da ako kje V istoGnih ali central
nih drzavah u. ID. vedo IA kakSno
vetJo skupino madzarskih delay-
cev, katcri hi radi imeli govorni-
ka V svoJem matcrinskem jeziku,
ola naJ Sc obrnejo ma tajnika
madzarske Sckcije: Room 421-
SOB W. Madison st. Chicago, Ill.
SOdr. Szabados je eden na.jboljsih
madzarSkl govornik in pisatclj in
bode pc moznosti obiskal vse ma
selbine. kjcr "a bodcjo zahtevali
Nedno "a socializem.
Armin Loewy, tajnik
m%adzarSkc sckcije socialisticne
stranke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Posledice zanemarjenega pre-
h.ajenia pozna vsak. PravOcasno
drgnienie s krepkim linimentom
pa kali unicI. NajpotrebnejSe
sredstvo V domaci lekarni je to-
rel dober liniment. he leta sem
Sc ie DR.. Richterjev Pain En-
peller" izkazal. da lie .kot tax
izbOren. Sredstvo Sc lahko kupi
Y sleherni lekarni V Ameriki IA
% centov steklenica. Clovcku pa
je treba Bit pozornemu, da dobi
pravega z varstveno znamko $
Sidrom. (Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Rock Springs, Wyo.
\aznanilo.

Tenn potion ST %opozarja clane
JugoslOvcnskoga soc. kluba Stew.
136 j. S. HycZc. da Sc rcdno vde-
l~ezujeio klubovih sci. Dolznost je
vsakiga, da sejc obiskuje. Ravno
tako st vahi tudi vsc Slovcncc. da
Sc kolikor mogoGe vdelezujejo
naSih sci.
Seje naSega kluba so JAYNE, in
tudi vSakcmu dovoljeno prisosto-
vati scjam Rcdnc mcscCne seize Sc
vrSijo vsako zadnjo nedelio V
mesecu oh , uri p~opoldnc, V pro-
storih "SlOvcnski dom"
Matt. Batich. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Kedor Sc hoce p~repricati, kako
Sc pObozni cvropciski monarhi 2
simon nazarcnskega tesarja norca
dclajo, doticni maj pogleda sliko
ma cetrti strani. Pojditc Sc solit
hinjavci. Vi ne vriamctc njego-
V zapOvcdi,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
DEWITT STRANKIN ZBOR.
(koncc.)
sodrug L~aurencich,

XII pravi: Ne poznam NaSega jezi.
ka, ampak duh razredne zavesti
has druzi vse. Pozdravljam Vas
zbor V imenu izvrSevalnega odbO.
ra italijanske socialno demokra,
tiGne stranke V Avstriji. Vase de
10 spremljamo z naJvetJim zani'
manjem, ker jc Y Trstu velik del
slovenskega delavstva, Xxi DELUXE
z mani in ST Z mani vojskuje. V
Trstu trpimo pod vsemi zlemi pc,
sledicami ostrega, zlocinskega ma.
cionalisticnega boja. V teh tea.
yah $ moramo TEN tesneje zdru.
ziti, da razbijemo kapitalistiGnc
struje. Xxi so vzlic narodnostnim
nasprotjem edine V ~sovraStvu do
delavskega razreda. Popolnoma ST
pridruzujem besedam sodruga
Winarskega, ki je pozival ma ties.
no sodclovanje delavstva vseh ma.
rodnosti, zakaj Y Trstu ie ia med
narodna Solidarnost dvakrat pc
trebna, ce hoGcmo zlomiti moe
burzvazije.
~Pozdravljam Vas zbor Sc enkrat
presrGno in zelim, da DO Vase de.
10 blagOslovljeno Z bogatim uspe.
HON. (Burno odobravanje.)
V imenu socialno demokratiGne
stranke ma FIrvaSkem in V Sla.
voniji pozdravlja zbor
sodrug Juraj Demetrovic
III izvaja: I%nteresirani smo ma Va.
Sem gibanju nclc kot clani med
narodne prolctarske druzine, am.
pax tudi cato, ker imamo z Vami
cnake tezave in ker Vase krizc
p~rihajajo tudi k nam. Doslej Steer
nj Sc pri mas tako krepak klerika.
lizem in nacionalizem kakor PR
Vas. Ielim, da odbija VaSa stran.
ka tie napade reakcije, ker 5 ten
pomaga tudi nam pri samoobram.
hi roper klerikalno in Macdonald.
sticno infekcijo, Iii prihaja cd Vas
k nam.
Znane so Yam politiGne krizc
ma lirvaSkem kjer tudi pc odpra.
VI k~Omisariata M pridcmo do nor.
malnih razmer in ne do zapadnc
cvrOpskcga ~zivljenja. ker je ysc
naSc javno z~ivljenje zastrupljcnc
: konfidentstvom in vohunstvom
Poleg politicne krize smo incl
tudi silen gOspodarski zastoj. Pri
mas zivimo, kakor V blaznem ka.
osu. Ali upamo, da izginejo vse te
neprilike in da dobi proletariat
moznost. "a uresnicevanje svojih
ciljev Viharno odobravanje.)
Pc %pOzdravih podasta poroGilo
tajnik Strankc sodr. Mlinar in
blagajnik sodrug Lchpamcr. Ia
kontrolo poroGa Sodrug Sitter in
~iziavlja. da so vso raGuni in vse
knjige blagajnika V ~najlepsem
rcdu. Predlaga absolutorij. -
Sprejcto.
Sklepi in resolucije strankinega
zbora.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
SOCialiStiCne Siike in karte.

"Piramida kapitalizma'', S slo-
venskim, hrvatskim in angIeSkim
napiSom.
"Drevo vsega hudega" $ slo-
vcnskim napisom.
"Zadnji Strajk" 5 hrvatskim
hapisom.
ohibition Dope" Z angles.
kim Eapisom.
Gene Slikam so | komad l5c:
| tucat 81; 100 komadov 500
Gene kartam: | komad &c!
| tucat l5c. 100 komadov zoe.
PoStnino plaGamo mi "a vsC
krajc sveta.
INTERNATIONAL PUB. co.
1911 E. 9Th St.
Cleveland, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

V nedelJo, 9. /. m. sta So vrSiia
V Chicago diva p%rotcstna shoda
prot cvropciski voiui. Emcga Sc
imcli hrvatski sodrugi V Naroduei
dvorani, druzcga pa socialist RAJ
licnih narodnoSti Y Forest parku.
kjcr j. bio liudStva ia tisoGc V
Narodncj dvorani .ic govoril sodr.
Cvctkov, Y Forest parku pa so
drugi ~Lanfcrsik, Walker in
Thompson.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Dne 81. julia zvcccr, Sc je V
CannonShurgu, Pa. ustrelil So
drug Mihacl Podboj. brat sodruga
Franka Podboja. Sodrug NJ. Pod
boz je popolnoma obupal, Ola hi
Sc kcdaj popolnoma ozdravil cd
tczkih poSkodb. katcre je dobil V
premogokopu. Pokojni sodrug je
bil mirncga in blagega znaGaja
ter So j. rajSi uSmrtil. kakor pa
da hi povzrociteljico wscga zla ma
svetu "kapitalistiGni druzbo"
prosil "a miloScino. Njegovi So
drugi, prijatclji in znanci mu
bodejo ohranili blag spomin.