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The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
Believed That . Regime In IT,
National Similar to John
sons ID Planned
JAKE STAHL IS STILL
CONSIDERING FEDERALS
McGraw EnroIls Mike DonIln,
Who Has Been Hitting
Well On Tour
sy HAL SHERIDAN.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2o.-Thers vass
much rushing to the rattlers today -
National league magnates hustled ~
ward Cincinnati where they viii inset
tomorrow TO decide whether G. webb
Murphy or Gov. John X. Tener 10 bossr
of the organization. Secretary Hey.
Ter Of the league and President Eb-
bets, Of Brooklyn. left here for tho
Ohio city, and assurances have been
received at the league headquarters
that all other club owners will be on
the Job.
President Ebbets declared that
whatever 10 done. win be "nnal ana
unanimous might be taken to indi-
cate that what Gov. Tener Gays VIII
60.
The peace prevailing b t1s Amerf.
can league mas long been recognised
a the fruits OF Ban Johnson's ab-
solute authority. Everybody has
horned In with opinions or loose con.
versation In the National. The result
hns been anything but peace: = ~
expected that IN dealing with the Muir.
'Nv-Evers matter. Gov. Tener VIII
take another step toward the 'onn-
ION methods which are generaily
marked by little talking but keeping
q big club within easy reach ~
An interesting study IN baseball
values 10 presented In the release OF
Birdie Cree to Baltimore. TIE Fed.
erals were after Cree and are said
/ to have offered him $4,000 Tor three
years. The New York Yankees re-
leased him outright, all clubs IN the
American leayue deciding Cree nan
PASSED the stage when he could De
OF any value to q major league team.
Jake stahl Is scheduled to have an
other conference with the BROOKLYN
Federal league magnates today or TO-
morrow and may take up the burden
OF managing their team jake pas
found the inducements offered hard 20
reject. Frank Smith. one.time noted
piano mover pitch.r for the Whits
Sox, has been signed by Bro0kiyu.
| Cable advices declare iris Speaker
has refused to sign q Red Sox con-
tract until he gets back TO this coun-
try and looks the ground over. the
Federals are hot after Speaker.
McGraw has been doing some sign
ing. however, according to reports by
again enrolling Mike Donlin with the
Giants. Mike IL 10 take McCormicks
place az pinch-hitter. Donlin recov-
cred his batting eye during the round
the-world trip and has been slusstng
the ball.
sigu Of the Times.
One Chicago loop cafe has airesay
FEDERAL" on the score ooard.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20

try to win the heavyweight champion
ship Of that country. Tommy pun
melled q bush fighter recently q
Taft, Cal. and this has led him 70
believe that he still 10 good enough
to clean up anything In the land o.
the kangaroo.
OF the trio Burns has under hie
wing little Lee Johnson. the coaored
lightweight. looks best He b fAst,
shifty boxer. . clean. accurate hitter
and knows the game from every
angle. Burns may have trouble with
the authorities IN landing the black
man, but X Lee passes the omciale no
is sure to make trouble for the Aus
tralian lightweights.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
Umpire Rigler Gets
Coin For Rixey

UMPIRE CY RIGLER. who calls
Cleveland his home. Is $500
better on than he was q short
time ago. Cy recently received .
check for that amount from the
Philadelphia National league. Il
was In payment for recommending
SoHthpaw Epps Rixey to the Phil
lies.
At that rig" had to wait q long
time for the money. Payment was
refused by the club, but the ma
tional commission ordered the OBJ
legation paid.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
I0NAL LEAGUE REALIZE
SPOTISM IS BEST FORM
ChOynski Has Small
Band Of Nit Artists

ZOE CHOYNSKI, boxing instruc-
Or of the Pittsburgh Athletic as
- location. has taken under his su-
pervision quite number Of young
boxers of the Pittsburgh district
and 10 working with them daily to
develop . team that will be capa-
BILE OF competing WITH the Buffalo
boxing team. which will appear at
the Pittsburgh athletic meet on
March z.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20

aAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. 20.-
Three American fighters, Arthur
Pelkey. heavyweight; Fritz Holland.
niddleweight. and Lee johnson. light
weight, sailed for Australia recently
to conquer al corners on the other
side Of the Pacific.
Tommy Burns. former heavyweight
champion Of the world, IL the man.
ager Of the party. Although noae Of
the lighters figures In the champion
ship class. still all are consistent per
formers, and II they get on 10 good
start In the Antipodes are very Iieble
to put the crusher on . few Of the
best Of them over there.
The trio was signed up by Promo
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
SUCCEED AND
YOU WILL BE
FIRED--SLOCAN
Six Big League Bosses Have
Made Good Only To Be Can.
ned by Their Owners
MURPHY LEADS IN THE
SHINING TINHARE
Deposition Of Chance and Evers
Are the Star Lights in
Fireworks

What has become Of the O. {. mag.
nate who never interfered with his
manAGerf He's u rare person today.
For reference apply to Rog Bresna-
han. Jonnny Evers, Frank Chance, Bill
Dahlen, Hank ODay and Jake 6tahL
Here are six managers who, after per.
forming noble deeds, we're busted By
the men higher up.
The Murphy-Evers incident brings
to light few famous releases handed
out BY the magnates. ones which actu-
ally startled the baseball world, 90 nm.
expected they were. Look over THE
list Of events.
Ros BresnahaE made Slso.ooo
TOR the Cardinals In 1911, signed
to nve-year contract IN 1912, and
released In 1913.
Jake Stahl won the worlds
champtpnship In 1912 and rsleas-
! ed In 1919.
Frank Chance won four National
/ leaSne pennAnts. two worlds
2 championships. and released In
1913.
Johnny Evers. third In 1919, had
the best club the last two months
Of the season, released In 1914.
Bill Dahlea made = fortune for
the BROOKLYN Superbas In 1913.
his hrst good year a. manager,
and released az the end Of the sea-
son.
Hank O'Day lifted the Reds to
fourth place In 1912 and released
IN 1913.
That's just q brief list OF what the
magnates have done IN recent years
What's the answer? No sooner does
the manager become Z success and he
II busted ~ manager.
The most startling cases are those
of Jake Stahl and Frank Chance.
Stahl stepped In a. lender Of the Boe-
ton Rel Sox In 1912 He conquered
the philadelphia Athletes. won the
A. L. pennant and In Z sensational
series won the worlds title from the
Giants.
stahis success Too Much.
Stahl's success was too much. He
did not gee with Jim McAleer and 9th.
er ofIicials Of the club and before the
1913 season was many months old he
was put out of ONCE
Chance. hailed the Peerless Leader.
after winning pennants for. the Chi-
cago Cubs, mixed with Charles ".
Murphy and suffered the same fate ~
Stahl. In came Johnny Evers. the
keystone King. q term supplied By
Murphy. When Murf dropped Chance
he told the public he wanted n play
Ing manager and one who resided In
Chicago and could pay attention to
the club In winter as well - summer.
Evers was the man. He had fights
and feuds in camp; even stopped the
aggressive Bresrahan: still critics
agreed that Trojan Jawn had the best
team In the league after Aug. 1. But
Evers goes. even after SIGNING hve-
year contract with the Cubs.
re AIwavs the Same.
It's the same all around. The mag
nate comes out IN loud terms that he
finally has secured the proper man to
handle his bail club: that he will TO
tire to the rear and turn over all the
Affairs to the new director. But how
long does II last?
They'll never have 10 90 70 court "a
break long-term contract owned by
Miller Higgins, for the simple reason
that Hug says he'll never sign foI
more than one year. III I'm good
enough they'll want tn sign me the
next year" Is the opinion rendered
by Higgins. He had one-year con
tract IN 1913 and II IL the same In 1914
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
GIBSON QUITS BOXING
GAME AT THE GARDEN

NEW YORK. Feb. 20.--As q result
OF the blow up of the McFArland-Gi
bons bout here Promoter Billy Glib
Son today Was reported to have "a.
VI cd his connection with boMng in
Madison-sQ. garden. Gibson IL said
tc Lave been dissatisfied with condi-
lions a. the garden for some time and
friction came to q head when the Nc.
Farland-Gibbons tight, set for March
8, finally was called on.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
FuNerton:s Dope
FABLE.
Ishmasl had been counting the hanos

IsAmael haA been counting the hands
against him.
Looks tough" he muttsrsd - he
rsassd he hand :SainiSs .t sas "a a nav. a
least one sympathtser."
Lora Wsllsam Perey d 20 hu.t
1aeks scientifically ter the A1ere-
80 NO.. e nessrsl A,ssesy;
haas1nG ssnSastS % slttisg n 2
hoat dusang . alest storm wttnsoe
nevsnps evee wnee The hsttls - ss
tAs ssAss 80 - tAs sest.
Tom NseAham has retired a. diree-
g: e join the Cubs. Boys. three new
sAena witnessed the Clahby-Pet.
s::,...1 sS::s - ssses. n DID s-' 4:
asltis ssns In - Dassess
Pat chinn. JED Llyissston and Matt
winn gave Pancho vilis . horse with
those insurrectos with Villa what
chance has Husrtaf
Diily Sunday - pssaaaag WITH
hallplaysss . rsnaas legal to the
National ueagvss watch probably
9oes t. prove hoW ususA the Na-
sSssss. go: - - sAa.s'd since
Washington II TO test machines that
Will decide boxing matches on the
siap on Is. wri"s equal 1 r Hidnss t SSs
FAnLR.
sn ~s o.. s; ss ys. e; fhtn,ns mi.
myself. You can't drive me out. You'll
be the nrst one through the turnstils
A New York paper carries q head.
line. "Irish.Amsrioans nose out He
brew relay runners." Calculats how
far they must have been In the lead.
Kilburn, the FL PAso hail player
(basksG foot and basel. who II setting
West Point 1fire. chose the army %
the profession best ottsd to his name.
sevesssea AsaArsA nsa fsssAt
Ter jebs sutt1Ag - - Lake Calu-
80; ss1 e - ~ sss,ss : wnsa
booo WOaPt hattie Ter o1otooo.
Arssrt Gamble has lgured that from
~iSnigss e the ysar ! 4 - g noon
webb Murphy Win retire from base
II: ws.tsrn lseg.s net anl As-
hey 6l(.t as.s . .sysAiss NTH
Tsp oNean gets baek.
hls propo.lsion that the way Tor him
e Set rich was 70 hit Mr.. Murphy IN
vNvNsa~
Mcfarland ana GibSens weuIa nCa
agnS We were Ssits certain hey
an iii,noi: SsssSali commiss,on com.
posed Of c. Comiskey and c. Wee9h.
man 10 meeting with veciferous &C
clSim-ons disssnting voice. Guess
Pref. Lewis Rsss. % Dudley or
esrveeery: says the Dig Dipper q
SSss:1Sssrs;s. Ssse wnea z WIN
1912 WIN 8 tAe svssi.s WI
h RAtehss assSs.
DOUBLE PLAY.
Evers to Boston, Tinker 70 Feds
Chance to New Ycrks
II recruit raises twice on a seven.
s how often Win he miss : hit-and-rur
Define the difference between VIII.
lie Ritchie's attitude toward Ad VOL.
So ana Proxy Wilson's Mexican
Give seven reasons Why left ha ndet
pitchers should be chloroformed.
,n. On sn1 r - oG r.h srcwrs start train;
bad luck or An alibiS '
1t Chas. w. Murphy says Charles
Mcegnman ought TO choke. who Otto
II q golfer. sans caddy. averages ~
ana with caddy his card shows ~
Frat should the handicoD COMMITTEES
oo'
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
Cubs Work So Hard
They Suffer Poetry
TAMPA. Fla, Feb. No.
Early to bed and early - rise:


Early to bed and early - rise:
Rassle srounders and at out nies:
Circle the track from two till four
And then 90 back and work some
more"
The above gem. credited to Frank
Schultz. Cub poet laureate. who n said
to have composed II between second
base and the home plate while com
pleting the last half Of . home run.
or Rookie pitcher, has been adopt
ed by Manager Hank O'Day. Of the
Cubs. a. his motto. O'Day put 70
cr,its and regulars through . hard
workout today both before and after
lunch. during which meal he dis
ccursed on the sinful folly Of being
overweight and q fne crop Of sprains
and Charley horse II expected By To-
morrow.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
ODAY SHORTENS HIS
CUBS WORKING DAY

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 20.--With the
thermometer registering 80 degreea
again today. Manager ODay OF the
Chicago Cubs. decided to shorten the
practice sessions until the men BE-
came more used to strenuous exer-
ton. The irst real practice game
will be one week from today when the
st. Louis Browns will b taken on Tor
a whirl.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
FIVE BILLIARD EXPERTS
WILL MEET IN TOURNEY

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Five Of the
worlds great billiard experts will
meet In an 1872 balkline tournament
here beginning March 2. Willie Hop
ne, George Sutton. Yamada. -eorge
slosson and Calvin Demarest have
agreed to enter the tourney, each
Contest to be for 500 points.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
FRANK MORAN SAYS, HE
WILL BEAT JOHNSON

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 2o.-Frank
Moran, the Cleveland heavyweisht. IN
q l. tie from London TO friends hers.
To-Day. says he will easily whip JACK
johnson and win the heavyweight title
IN his coming battle with the Negro.
Moran added that when he Wins
from johnson he will seek . match
with (sunboat Smith.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
PLAYERS TO
START NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Representa-
tives Of amateur baseball organiza-
lions IN Is large cities In the United
States arrived here today to discuss
the feasibility of national amateur
baseball association. ]. s. Smith.
president at the Chicago Amateur
Baseball league. was confident the
national organization would be per-
Iected.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
WILL WELCOME COMISKEY
WITH $1O-A-THROW FEED

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.--white Sox
rooters win honor President Comiskey
and Manager Callahan Of the South
Siders with q banquet at SO . throw
on March 10, the evening following
the arrival Of the globe trotters home
coming.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
"BOY! TAKE TONY ROSS
TO WHITE HOPE MORGUEr

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.--Tony Ross.
the New Castle, Pa, heavyweight, was
considered . candidate for the white
hope" morgue here today. following
his knockout by Jim OVffey, the Dub
lin giant. before the Empire Athletic
club, last night. Ross went to tho
floor for the count In the sixth round,
when a short right-hand jab caught
him squarely On the chin.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
DETROIT ssY" FIVE
BEATS YPSI NORMALS

YPSILANTT. Mich, Feb. 20.-The
Detroit Y. n. c. A. basketball hve
defeated the Ypsi Normal team here
last night In one-sided game. Al
70 Is.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
DUNDEE GETS POPULAR
VERDICT OVER SHUCRUE

WATERBURY. Conn, Feb. 10
Johnny Dundee today held the pope
lar decision after his 12-round bout
with Joe Shugrue here last night. Toe
fight was marked by q stirring finish.
both boys standing In the center Of
the ring and exchanging hard tolts q
close range. sassns,sl------..
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
LUNDGREN PLEASED WITH
( UNIVERSITY CANDIDATES

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 20
Coach Carl Lundgren is we'll pleased
with the progress that the candidates
for the University Of Michigan baso-
ball nine have made. He arrived
here yesterday and was on the job
today.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20
q. OF d. PRESENTS
BEST FIVE FOR OLIvET

The University Of Detroit presents
ito best basketball team. with the
exception Of Hueser. tonight against
the Olivet college I'VE.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20

slgp Of the Tl0es.
One Chicago loop cafe has a!ready
paintod out 'NATIONAL and put
FEDERAL" on the score BOARD.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-20

Cable advices declare iris Speaker
has refused to sign q Red Sox con-
tract until he gets back TO this ccun-
try and looks the ground over. Inc
Federals are hot after Speaker.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

pa h~rvaSkcga crkostavca. Novo
naStavljcui ccSki 5rkostavcl pa
n~aJraISc tam popravlja.jo, kicr
jim uih5c me- ukazc.
j S. Youngstown, y Nam bodc-
mo moral poslati ''kranjsko pra-
tlko' ali pa hrvaSki koledar. Vi
vaSa naznaniIo vcdno prcpoluu
poSljctc, lato Jill ne mor,n-o phi
obtiti. Iapomnitc 81, da ni mora
mo zadnjc rokopiSc dohi,i y rokc
V sobot' popoldan. V ncd"lio ne
dobimo pose, Y pondclic!; s"lo pa
V tiSkarni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
John ZakovSck.
LISTNICA.

Y upravniStvu sta Sc pc max
ljuGju zgubilc dive listinc 4 naro-
eli "a knjige. Emo narcotic Sc gla-
81 IA zoe. Denar "a TO narcotic .jc
bil poslan V srebnih deSeticah.
Doticnike. XII so poslali narotnino
prosimo, da ponovc in posljcjo IL
pisek naroGcnih knjig, ia :" Jim
poSljejo knjige.
John Matclich, Calumet, Mich. :
NaroGninO "a f.. Kerzeta, Calu-
met. Mich, preieli. Pozabili ste pa
poslati njegov n~aslov; Calumet je
vcIik pa mislimo, da brez ulice in
his, Stcvilke poSta ne more do
Staviti doticniku lista.-PoSljitc
torei njcgov naslo~.-Pozdravl
John Pezdirc, Reading, Pa. -
Narocnino prcjeli in vknjizili.
~Hvala!-Drugo .ie vse V redu.-
Pozdravl
John Mekinda, NokomiS, Ind. /:
P%onOvljeno narocino prcjeli; hva-
la, Ial pa. da je priSlo obvestilo
IA shod prepoznO "a objavo.-
POZdravi
Vsled odsotnosti u%pravnika, DO
vse delo v u%pravnistvu "a par dni
Zaostalo. Cenieni naroCniki in So
drugi mai torej "a par dni potrpe.
Ko Sc vrne upravnih, XII Sc mudi
v Detroitu, Youngstown, ter
Clevelandu, DO zopet vse v redu.
v stv. $50 Proletarca .ic wee It's
karskih napak. Naslov Ilcmbcr-
garjcvcga dopisa hi Sc incl glasi-
ii. Utisi Z potovaniu, NJ pa: Utisi
4 poslovania. V Narodnci tiskarni
nj scdaj nobcncga slovcnskcga ali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Kapitalisticni zlocini.


nedavnim casom je neko brazil
lJanSko podjetje potopilo V NOR
Jc . miljonov vreG KAYE, da hi
prislo tako mani KAYE ma sve-
TOWN. trg in hi viSoke Gene KAYE
oStale ncizpremcnjenc. kmalu
nato 30 zopet wee tisOGev vrec ka-
We pomctali Y morie. Unicili so
tudl tisoc vagonov krompirja. -
Y kaliforniji pa uganjajo kapi-
taliSti enakc zlocinc : Gebulo i'm
Sadjem. Ma tisoGc Sodov jabolk
gujljc, ker SO sindikati tako pri-
tlSkall ma Gene, da so farmcrji
%izayili, da ST neizplaca prodajti
jabolk. S takim zloCinskim po-
StopanJem Sc prctirava Gene bla-
"a ma svetOvnem trgu. Ma mill.
jone je delavskih druzin. XII hi
bill v%eseli, &c hi lahko vsak dan
jedi krOmpir, a %pozreSni, nena-
>itni profitarski kapitalisti mir
noduSno unicujcjo pridclkc, Xxi
Jlh dajc ara Y tako obili meri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Waukegan, Ill.

BI sem opozorJen, da Stoji Pro
letarcc ma Slabcm financnim sta
liSGu, ia zaradi tega kar najbolj
mogocc povSpcSim agitacijo "a
list. Y liStu, katercga sem dobil. so
navedcui got0vi uzroki katcri o.
virajO, da ne dobi PrOletarec to-
like poStranskih pripomockov ka-
kor Jill je pred par lett. V kljub
temu hi Sc pc mojem m~njenju da-
10 pOmagati. Ne samo, da Sc "a
stopniki bOlj pOtrudimo. ampak
ma sledcGi nafin: Jugosl. del. It's.
druzba maj 81 nabavi narocilne
karte, kakorSnc ina n. pr. Appeal
To Reason. karte maj hi bile tri
wrste i'll Sicer: "a celoletno. "a
pol letno, in Cctrt letno narotni-
no. Tc karte hi 81 nabavljali soc.
kljubi in Jill razdeljevali med svo-
jc clanc kolikor hi kdo hotel
welt. Ma Ia naGin hi nastalo ma.
mesto 100 zastopnikov najmanj
500. AkO vzamemo. da vsakdo
proda vSakc tri mcsccc pc emo
karto, kar mcnda nj tcSko. po-
Sebno Y naSelbini kakorSna je
naSa. dobimo ma lcto 2000 novih
naroGnikov. Provizija katera gr"
sedaj zaStOpnikom. maj hi imcli
potem klubi. Ma Ia naGin hi bilo
pomagano Proletarcu in soc. klu-
BON. zakar jc dolznost vsacega
sodruga delati.
Soc. pozdrav!
John ZakovSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Polozaj v Albaniji

oloIdJ AlDdhJl Sc Jc page
zadnji cas- izboljSal. kdor eta
vc>ti ne lie V Berchtoldovi al
bauSki correspondence, ampak V
itali janskih, ncmSkih, francoskih
in anglcSkih Gasopisih, nj prcglo-
boko prcprican o TEN izboljSanju.
Nlada Turkana pasc jc II. pr. de
miSionirala in dasi knee nj hotel
Sprcjcti dcmisijc ,vcndar vztraja
ma Svojcm odstopu. Zdclo hi Sc, da
10 nj znamcnjc poscbnega zbolj-
Sanja. Avstri.jska paroplovna
drulba "Dalmatia" je pri alban-
ski vladi protcStirala, kcr rabi
njcn parnik "Hcrcegovina' ia
bojno ladjo in obStrcliava Z NIGGA
vstaSkc pOzicijc; druzba pravi, da
jc dala svojo ladjo albanski vladi
L. IA transport ma razpolago, ne
pa "a boz. Tudi ia protest nj mo-
gel lboljSati polozaja Wade in
kncza. Ma Dunaju so nabirali pro-
StoVoljno armada IA Atlantic, pa
so moral uStaviti naborc. &c jc
TO zboljSanje, tcdaj je Niljcm
res Z malim zadovoljcn. Ugodne
vest IL Atlantic imajo sploh to
ncprijctno lastnOst, da Jill nitro
Slcdc ncpriictnc VcSti. TOrcj jc
ma vSak naGin boljc malO poca.
kati L optimizmOm.
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II. Kenosha. Wis Jugos. sOciaIstsuO uimlcnje, tainik s. Knezek. lo
- m%ecu Y "a Socialist 81 sanu.
30 West AHS Wis. - JugOsl soc udruzenje, tajnk 5. Bcshench. 469 - 5lt
81 Mh~aukce, Wis. - JugOsl. soc. skupna, tajnik Joe Presechnik, 44 So
RHnei wiSm-JugOI. 500. qIruhenie, tainik Mark Pavloy. 1923 Wash. St
US N yIp6 WIS - Tajnik Frank zabukOvec, 2G4 y. Congress st.
80. Davis, W. Va - Jugoa. socamsisni kub, tauik Anir. Kociau, boz as
WYOMING:
s. Cumberland, wyo JugosovansAi soc. kub, tajniA NJ. veIis, be. 2s.
drj KrAsnik box 1903, organizaH.
s. s s Sc Ysnt0 Srnso neiello meeeu PoPodne oh 2 ui Y Hall X. reruska
raul Hfbar ~ See SC vsakO zadnjO nedeJo Y mccu oh 6 ri zveter
i$d. Rock Srri" mo wvo IDso'j in soc nI1a1G Ei "a a5"k r B9siChoMeh box 1903.
KoNFERENcNI oDBoRI '""' 'N ="
pn+shrrih papadna Pennsylvania Tajnik !, Rauda, 722 Emrn St, y. s
s. Ohio Tajnik sr Markovch, ., Sycamore ST. YOUNGSTOWN O
St Wisconsin. Tajnik T. Stcpi6, 3O7-6th ave MiIwrnRec We III"
St. Missouri in tutni Ill TnjnnE F Frant, 1927 So. Bird St, St, Louis Mo.
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v Ontario, Can. SO pri zadniih
volitvah dobili socialist 5,1S5 lcta
1911 pa samo 1904 glasov.
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:. y. 5 Pntsburg, Pa-Jugosl soc. skupna, tajnik Fr Gayer, 4s +.
B. Conemaugh, Pa. - JugosL SOC. skupina, tajnk Frank Polboj. Box
Seize so vak drugi in cetri eetrtek v mesecu.
TO- Forest City, Pa: - Jugosl &c. skupina, tajnik Frank Ratais. box
IL. f. Pittsburgh, Pa. JugosL. % udruienje, tajnik s. Blagi&, B
John GraGanin, organiZator
ID. sygan, Pa - Jugosl. % khb. tainik John Kvatich, b. 45S, MorP
o. charlton, IA. - JugOsL soc. udruzenjc, tainik NJ. DugIna, box 10
Sta, Pa.
~ Farrell, Pa-JugOs. To- udruzenie, tamk Frank Buyer. 1851 Eami
81 West Newton, Pa. - Jugosl o Jkupina, tajnik Jos. Zorko, Box
OF. Monessen, Pa-Jugos. sc udruzenie, tajnik Stef. PoeedG. box 80
". SO. Side Pittsburg, Pa. - JugosL soc. udruzene, tainik NJ. z. \
1920 Sarah st.
30. New Brighton, Pa. - Tainik j. Svilkoyich. Beaver College. Beav
%. Herminie, Pa. - JugosL. sociahstiGni kub, tainik Frank Rome, b
r. F. ID. 3 Irwin, Pa.
O.. JLohnstown, Pa. - Jugosl. soc: klub, taink John Hribar, 500 Broa
oS IierminIe, Ia. Jugosl soc. klub, tainik l.. Jesensek, box 367.
I. Large, Pa: - Jug0sl soc. udrutenje, tainik Nick. Jakrlin, Box lO2
- wilcox, Pa. - Jugol. soc. klub, tajnik Frank Dohnar, L. b
organizator Jack Miklan6ie, L. Box !.