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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
WIN IN STRAIGHT
SETS AT MONTCLAIR
Only Two Matches in WOmcn'a
Invitation Tournament Are
Close and Exciting.
MRS. WEAVER BEATEN

MoNrcI.AiR. ". j.. Oct. S-Strai ght
sets were the order OF the day in N.
opening round of the women's invita-.
ton tennis tournament here to-day A.
the courts of the Montclair Athletic
Club. Five matches were played in IN.
singles and three in the mixed double.
without any OF them going to an extra
set. There were only two contests tina,
were even close. One of them resulted
in a surprising vitory for Miss Marion
Vanderhoef over Mrs. Spencer Fullerton
Weaver. at 6-3. SIS. and in the other
Miss Muriel Parker of the home club
was beaten by Miss Jane Rowson a.
g., e..
Miss vanderhoef's tennis was far he,
ter than any she had shown In the early
season, and 1t had to be to beat Mrs
Weaver. who was right at the top OF no
game. The winner had very little trouble
carrying Off the opening set. hu, Mrs
Weaver came back strong for the second
and took an early lead. II looked rs =
Mrs. Weaver would even up the match
but Miss Nanderhoef pulled UP on her
and brought the set to deuce twice he.
fore a strong finish gave her the VIZ.
tory.
Miss Marie Wagner Of the Hamilton
Grange Club, New York. lost only on.
game during the afternoon, although she
played in both singles and MIXED
doubles. In the singles she vanqui.uei
Mrs. Harold Bradley of this city. At
60. 6-1, and in the mixed doubles
with q. l.. Wyeth. took straight love
sets from Miss Parker and II. l.. Smith
Miss Glare Cassel OF the West Side Ten.
mis- Club was forced to Withdraw from
the competition because Of "A STRAINED
side. The summaries
Montclair Athletic club Womens
~vitation Singles. First found Mis- Nj ',f
Fanderhoef defeated Mrs, Spencer FL 80.
ton Weaver. ia, Sc, Miss Jane HuN-Hf
defeated Miss Muriel Parker. "a.
Miss Edith Handy won from Miss Car.
Csssel by default, Miss Marie Wagon %
feated Mrs. Harold Bradley. 20. II
Miss Florence sheldon defeated Mis- ABB
Mixed Doubles, First ~Round-Mrs >p"r
Jr, defeated Miss .Ahhie Morrison ..'
sheldon and r y. Hague defeated Ms.
Edith Handy and Norman johnson. ,
6-3, Mis- Jane Rowson and Frank E.ll.
won from Miss Moila BjursteI' and ru-'
ner by default; Miss Marie Wage ..'
q. !. Wyeth defeated Miss MlrIcl P''Sar
and II. i. Smith 60. 20 Mrs W|.I..r
n, Pouch and otto II. Hinck won from
Miss Glare caSsel and partner h' -.
fault.
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TO-day's Schedule.
New York In Boston.

p,sro~ 10, ~. ,
"' 'o'''
pS scores OF TO o, were registered by
the Braves against the Giants this at
,crroo, aud "a. h.,a,,, ..u 49,
49,
o''''e' Vs. III TIE great park enjoyed the
fast work. The second game was played
in one hour and seven minutes. almost
.,u,u4,a Tho ,o . .a.L,.
''.'' !" ".''''
me braves were on their Toes all the
time. The sta play of the afternoon
was A great catch OF Burns's liner bv
,..
=" Nv al VI tue 'h"' III
ming OF the opening contest Neither
team mazda , misnl,v durir, ,ba aa,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-07
EDDIE COLLINS HERO
OF CITY SERIES GAME
His Triple Sends In Runs That
Tie for White SOX and He
Scores Winning Run.

CHICAGO. oct. 6.-The White Sex
game from behind in the seventh in
ming OF the first city series game to-
day. knocked Vaughn out of the box and
took the lead. After that the Sox were
complete masters and won. . 10 5,
The Sox were trailing, 3 to 3. when
Eddie Collins tripled with two men or.
tying the count. Jackson's single sent
Collins home with the winning run. IN
the eighth inning HUMPHREYS blew up
and successive triples by Scott, Rus
sell and Weaver n +. Collins's double
gave the SOx three more runs T.. Col
Inns was easily the star, getting two
triples, a double and a single in Ave
times at bat. The score:
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Y ankees and Giants
Still Talked Abou,

T HE Giants and Yankees final
games to-day may solve
several difficulties. Many wagers
were made last spring that the
Giants would make a better
showing than the Yankees. Now
arguments have arisen as to the
principles of these wagers. Amer.
lean leaguers maintain Donovan's
men have done better, as his
team is fifth, while the Giants are
last in the National. Giant sun.
porters argue team percentages
should count. Strangely enough.
in this the teams are tied for the
season with 60 wins each against
S3 defeats.
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Good at Figures.

The following excerpts are from a
piece on the coming series penned by
the eminent immortal Iris Speaker:
II know the Red Sox. and I figure IL il
a well balanced ball club against a two
or three man team"
81 don't see how Philadelphia can
beat us. although l couldn't figure the
Braves against the Athletics last year"
"The Red Sox fought a three or four
man ball club all season in Detroit.
which pressed us for the flag. figure
that Cobb. Crawford. Bush and Veach
made that team"
Il watched Alexander pitch. and I
acknowledge that he Is a great boxman.
but the exhibition he I'VE that day has
not disturbed the Boston club at all. I
figure hat we beat a greater pitcher in
the 1912 worlds series when we took
the measure OF Christy Mathewson."
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RICHIE. DUNDEE BOUT OFF.
Garden Management to Wait I'm.
til Com M issiOners Are Named.

Due to the fact that the State Athletic
Commission referred the application Of
the Show Corporation for a new license
to the commissioners to be appointed by
the Governor. and new commissioners
have not been appointed, the Madison
Square Garden management. after being
advised by the present commission to
conduct no more shows until "a new
license mas been granted, decided to
call or the bout between Willie Richie
and Johnny Dundee scheduled for To-.
night.
This course was deemed better by the
management thar taking chances on the
new commissioners being appointed to-
day.
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FIRST GAME

'Batted for Gamer in the ninth inning
Boston. ............ 90 o | o q g.
new Nork......,,... . y o 0 D o U o W
R~uns-Boston. Scott. Lewis, First base on
error-New York. Left on b~ases-Boston, >;
New York, 4. Two base HendryN.
First base on balls O Russell. .; on Leon
ard. !. Struck out-By Mogridge. q by Shore.
;; by Leonard. 3; by Wood. 3. by Mays. g.
Double ,plays-Scott. Barry and Gamer: Bau.
Wood. Passed bail-Schwert. Hits-On Shore.
none In one inning off Leonard. none IN two
innings: on Wood. 2 in three innings. OF
Mays, . in three innings; on Mogridge. . in
fve innings: on Russell, I in four innings.
HIT by pitched ball-By Morridse ,Scottl; by
MAYS ,B0one'. Umpire in chicf-Sallin Field
umpire-Evans. Time hour and 81 minutes
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BRAVES " RUNS
DECIDE TWO GAMES
Giants Beaten by Scores of 1
to O i'm Both Ends of
Double Header.
TEAMS WASTE NO TINE

1t was a sad day for both the Giants
and Dodgers yesterday. The Braves
shut out McGraw's men In both ends Of
a double header. each time by a score OF
/ to 0. This crowded the Polo Ground
ers hopelessly into the cellar for this
season. Brooklyn wound up the season
in Philadelphia by splitting two contests
into the greedy nav of Pat Moran's
champions. The National League season
will he concluded to-day with a game
between the Giants and Braves in Bos-
ton.
Yesterdays Results.
Boston, /. New York. o tfirst game.
Boston, /. New York. 0 tseCond game.
Philadelphia. 9: Brooklyn. 8 ,first game).
Philadelphia, 3: Brooklyn. . tsecOnd
gamcD.
Detailed standing Of the China.
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sBatted for Mails in the ninth inning.
tBatted for Mayer in the eighth inning
Brooklyn. .......... I 0 O 2-s
Philadelphia ........,. 0 0 o , ] 3 ? o x-9
Runs Brooklyn. OMara. Daubert, Stensel.
Cutshaw. Myers, Getz: Philadelphia. Bancroft
:, Paskert :, Cravath. Luderus, Whitfield. Me
hon, Mayer. Hits-On Demaree. 3 In four
Innings; of Mayer, I in four innings; OF
Marauard. in hvc innings: of Mails. 4 in
Three innings: on Alexander. : IN one inning.
Two base hits-Dauhert. Stcngel. Whitfield.
Three base shit Home runs-Cra-
vxth. Mayer. Left on bases Philadelphia. s.:
Brooklyn. :. Struck out-By Marduard, Il;
by Mayer. !: by Mails. .. Double play Cut
shaw and Daubcrt First base on balls-ON
Mayer. /; OF Mails, =. Hi, By pitched ball
BY Mayer ,Cutshaw,. Wild pitch-Marauard.
Passed balls-Burns NJ. Wheat. Umpires-
Rigler and 0'Day. Time hour and - min.
utes.
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CROSS. COUNTRY MEN REPORT.
Fifteen Answer Bernie Wefers's
First Call for Candidates.

Fifteen candidates answered the first
call OF Coach Bernie Wefers of Column
bia for the oss-country team. Capt.
Langthorn was the only veteran to re-
port, although others are still in col
lege. The men were ordered to AXE a
slow three mile u around South Field
track.
Several dual meets are being arranged
and n race among Columbia, New York
University and Stevens Institute may
be scheduled as a preliminary to the
intrcollegiates. which will he held at
Cambridge on the day of the Yale
Harvard game. h handicap compe-
titiOn for the Van Amringe cup will
start next week
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Apprentice allowance claimed.


Colurhia's soccer team ook a new
lease of life yesterday. twenty-eight men
reporting on South Field for The frs,
practice OF the year, A coach will be
selected Within two weeks. Because OF
the late start this year the team has de-
cided to drop out Of the Field Club
Soccer League tournament and will play
college games only.
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GAME.

Runs Brooklyn. Olson. Getz: Philadelphia.
Stock. Bancroft. Becker. Hits-On Dell. 6 in
five innings; off Appleton. ! in three innings
Two base hits-Niehon. Stock. Bancroft, Lud
erus. Saorifce hlt-Nixon. Stolen bases
Becker. Stengel. T. Wheat Home runs
Becker, Getz. Left on bases-PhiladelphIs.
8: Brooklyn, I Struck out-By Deli. 4; by
Ocschger, I; by Appleton. /. Double play --
Dugey. Stock and Iudsrus. First base on
error Brooklyn First base on balls-On An.
pleton, .. Wild pitch -Oeschger, Umpires-
Risler and ODay. Time hour and - min
0tes
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RECRUIT BLANKS SENATORS.
Young Myers Fans Dozen Men and
Allows Only Two Hits.

WASHINGTON. oct. 6.-Washington
closed its 1915 baseball season to-day
by dropping both games Of a double
header to the Athletics, 6 to 4 and / to 0.
A.. Myers. a Recruit pitcher from the
North Carolina League, allowed the SEN
ators only two hits in the final game
and struck out twelve. The scores:
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DOYLE DEFENDS HIS
LEAD OYER LUDERUS
Stays Ahead by Slim Margin
When Each Gets Two Hits
in Eight Times Up.
HARTFORD NOT CROWDED

There was no change yesterday in the
relative positions in the batting stand
ing Of Larry Doyle and Fred Luderus.
Doyle still leads for first honors, &C.
cording to the unofficial averages. He
made W. hits yesterday in eight times
up. which is just what Luderus did.
The sloughing OF each for the day was
$50. The averages up to yesterday
were. as told In THE Sun: Doyle. .3147 /;
Luderus, .3142.
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staten Island TitIc at stake.

The plans for the annua Staten island
golf championship, which begins con So
urday at the Richmond County O.''
Club. provides for n championship
teen and as many oichts a. tho '.l'.-
her of scores turned in warrant. Tire
qualifying round Is To hr played -
eighteen holes on Saturday morn G
with the first match round in an It
sions following in tho afternoon Two
match rounds on Monday will weed ~
all but the finalists and they WI r'tv
thirty-siX holes on Tuesday. Colurh0.
Day. Entries should he sent to v =
Van Clief, Richmond County Golf r'gh
Dongan Hills. Staten Island.
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Boston. oct. 6.-Mannger Stalluigs OF
the Rraves wont see che hnal game of
the season of the world series. He left
Boston for Georgia Tonight.
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Montclair Eleven Powerful.

M~oNrclAIR, oct, 6.-Montclair .Acad-
m opened its football season by over
whelming stevens Prep here to-day, 81
to o, \ powerful attack. with spectacu.
lar forward passing. featured the VIC
tory.
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TVIdT@- |I--UT D = IT y
None out when winning run was scored
fR3l Tor GOvdy IN tho ninth inning.
New York ..... o o a O o o q m
Boston .,.,.,...,.... o 0 o . 0 Ii
~Run-Boston. Collins Two base hits-Fitz.
patrick, Gowdy, Left on bases-New York,
.; Boston. l.. Bases on balls-On Palmero,
HIT by pitched ball-By Palmero Moran,
Fitzpatrick: by Hughes tFletcher,. struck
out by Palmero, :. Umpires-Klem and
Cocklll. Time hour and y minutes.
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H't N1Hs' v v v , v = . N-F
Runs-Nationals, Good. Schultz, Q; Safer,
Phelan; Americans. Weaver, .: +. Collins,
~hits--Fisher, Murphy. Jackson, Stolen bases
-Zimmerman. h, Collins. ,; Felsch, =. Two
base hits-Williams Phelan, Y Collins. Three
Double play-Russell. Weaver and ]. Collins,
Ftrwt base on balls-on Scott. s; OF Vaughn,
): by Vaughn. s; by Russell, l.. Wild pitches
Scott. Vaughn, Umpires-Connolly, Ouigley,
Dineen and Orth. Time hours and Il
minutes.
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SECOND GAME.

sBatted for Triple in the ninth inning
Tran for Sunamaker IN the ninth inning
Boston :.........., q 2 Of
New fork........,. o o 0 o o 0 0 . 80
Rurs-Boston. Hoblit zell. Barry. Thomas.
Ruth: New York, Prckinpaugh. Mullen First
base on errors-Boston, |. New York. / LEFT
on ses-Bo :; New York. .. Two base
hits--Shorten. Baumann. First base on balls
on Ruth. ;: of Tlpple I struck oLt-By
Ruth. 6; by Triple. > Stolen b~ases-Hooper.
boone Double plays Baumann and Mullen:
Pckinpaugh and Mullen Wild
pltoh-Ruth. tnplr" in ChIof-Evan- Field
umpirc-Nallin. Timc-l hour and 80 minutes
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THREE PAGERS IN SPILL.
uOrsr Falls, but Drivers Escap %
Injury I'm Lexington Race.

LEXINGTON, Ky. oct. 6.--Volga, the
Peter the Great-Nervola Belle flly of
the Pastime Stable OF Cleveland. to-day
Lowered the worlds record for two-year-
old Allies for two heats when she won
the Kentucky Futurity for t~wo-year-old
trotters In straight heats from Walnut
Tree, Ringen silk and sublime. Savoy
won the 2:2O class pace In straight
heats, and Ames Albingen took the 2:e1
trot In straight heats. The Tennessee
Stake went over after Napoleon Direct
and Peter Stevens had won two heats
each.
\ bad spill marked the 2 90 pace.
which also was unfinished. Fern Hal and
Bingen Pointer driving into Elmer Dick
son turning into the stretch. Elmer
Dickson fell. hut Drivers Snow Mac
Pherson and Overeen escaped injury.
Elmer Dickson was withdrawn and Fern
Hal won the fourth heat.
The summaries:
eco class; pacing: 3 in S $1,000 I'M
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For those who can't get seats for the
Philly-Red Sox game tomorrow there
will be plenty for the Giants-Yanks
series in Hartford.
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Why Waste the Money!

Weeghman Of the Federal pennant
winners has paid for a telegram in which
he challenges the winner of the Phila-
delphia-Boston series.
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Philadelphia
Washington

philadelphia ....,... o.
washington ..-..,,,.. q 0 0 o e.
Runs Philadelphia. Schane 9, McInnis. Ma
lone. kopf 2; Washington, Foster, II, Milan .,
Henry First base on errors-W Washington, /:
Phila'ielphia; |. Left on Decentralization,
=; Philadelphia g First base on balls-On
by Ayers. I ny Gsllia, 2; by Richardson. q:
Hy Morrisetic. I HITS on Ayers. II. OF kloh
ardson, .; on MOrr1settc, I Struck out-By
Ayers, 4; by Gallla. =; by Richardson. 2. nv
Morrisct,c, , Three base hits Schang Horn
TWO base hits-H Milan, Mclnms. Ssoriti,c
hits-Strunk, 2 Sacrifice fly Strunk. stolen
bias" kopt. Double PLAY Damrau. Kopf and
Malone Hit by pltchcr-BN Ayers ,Kopn.
Wild ptch -Gallia Umpire OLoughlin Time
- hour and 20 minutes.
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The Giants should have wound up
their campaign yesterday. Two shutouts
in one afternoon would have been an
appropriate finale for their seamy sea-
son.
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Prospect Park baseball Results.
Ninth Avenue Depot b, II. r., IL, Omar
Gle Depot, 8
Bush ri +. c., 4; Centrais, ..
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SECOND GAME
NEW YORK

Run-8os'on. Moran. Three base hit-Ma.
%r,nville. stolen base DOYLE. Sacrihr fly
Mage Sacrifice hlt-Compton. Left on
bases-.New York, 10; Boston. &. Rases on
balls--Oh Ragan. .; of Tesreau. I Wild
pitches-Tesreau . rmpires KLEIN and
Cockill. Time-l hour and : minutes
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ERICANS.
NATIONALS.

Totals.,,l % 3b >, Totals,..N 49, is 0
Ran for Miller in the twelfth inning
tBaited for McCabc in the ninth inning,
Nationals, -...,,.,,.,. O01OOlOO00 Ia
Americans. ......,,.,,.., O0OOl | Ia
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VH"FNV VOasF T"0.UV,
san Francisco, 4; Nernnn..2 Q.
Oakland, q; Los Angeles, I.
Salt Lake, .; Portland. z.
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bssebali To-day. .:t5 T.. NJ. y Y. Americans
vs. Boston. Polo Grounds. Adm. soc. -Adp
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FIRST GAM F..


Totals, ,..S 81 10 81 II
sBatted for Richardson in the sixth inning
fBatted for Henry IN the ninth nnln..
Slated for Ayers in the seventh inning.
sBatted for Gallia IN the ninth inning
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Detailed Standing Of the Ciubs.
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FIRST GAME.

Totals....S SH S ! Totals. "a II z II
'Batted for Mails in the ninth inning.
tBattpd for Mayer in the eighth inning.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
POLICIJSKA ~BRUTALNOST Ma
PORTO RICO.

IL San Juan ma otoku Porto
Rico prihajajo veSti o strasni bru.
talnosti, Xxi jo je izvrsila ondotna
policija mad stavkajoGimi poll.
skimi delavci. Yes cas-, kar je
trajala stavka, j. vladal popoln
mir. Vodila je Strajk Porto Rico
Federation of Labor, in delavci
so naposled zmagali. Min zahte-
We so bile razmeroma zelo skrom.
ne, kajti Ia proletariat je vajen
neverjetno SiromaSnega zivljenja
Zdi Sc, da .je zmaga delavcev
pripravila policijo oh pamet
Guverner Wager Je prepovedal
vsc shode, dasi mi bilo IA to no
benega povoda. V Arcbico j.
ondotni Socialisticni zupan Enri,
que Landron protcstiral pri GU
v%erncrju, ali zaman. Pri razpu
stu nckcga povscm mirnega sho-
da pa je policija napadla straj
karjc, strcljala nanje, njih Sest
ubila, okrog 80 r%anila, potem pa
Sc okrog 100 zaprla. S tenn Sc n
bilo zadoSceno njeni m~aScevalno
sti, pa je zazgala okrog sto siro
maSnih dclavskih koG.
PrcdSednik ondotnc Fed. of
Labor, Xxi jc brczuSpeSno pOsredO
val pri g%uvcrnerju, da hi SGitila
zakon, naznanja, da DO apeliral
ma Zcdinjcnc drzave in zahteval
.kongresno prciskavo tega divjega
prclivanja krvi.
Delavci. IA katere gre, delajo
ma ondotnih velikih sladkornib
nasadih, XII so vcGinoma last anne
riSkih kapitaliStov.
O tel stvari bono Sc porocali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

Mi m pac slcj kakor pref pre-
priGani, da imamo V tenn oziru
pray iii ola nam naSc dolznosti ma
pram n%evtralitcti, Xxi mas ic varo-
vala ogromncga militaristicnega
brcmena, MISC pustilc n0bcne dru-
ge iZbire. NalOni so d~cmokratiG-
nj, ljubijo francoSko rcpubliko in
obGudujcjo anglcSkc prostosti.
Nasprotno pripadajo Flami ger
manski raSi, govorc nckakSno niz-
jo ncmScino III simpatizira.io Z
\cmci. Tcmu malcmu, od duhov-
nikov vladancmu narodu pred
Stavlja Ncmtiia $ svoio togo avto-
ritcto pred tronom in oltaricm
najviSii ideal. Toda mai SO katoli-
cam ali proStomislcci, Flami ali
Naloni, bclgiiski narod ic bill slo-
zen V ten, ia hocc oStati svobo-
den narod.
ZakljuGil ic Nandcrvcldc ma
slcdnic:
Use strankc ma Francoskcm in
y Bclgiji SO sloane, kar Sc ticc po-
.trcbc narodnc obrambc. To sogla-
sic pa DO pri kraju tisto .iutro, ko
.bo doSczcna zmaga. Mi uismo tu-
kaj, ola hi branili svoic aristokra-
., a., milf ,.,ut. ,,,Ia1- l., l,.,s
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
KJE JE SCANDAL?

General Crozicr, Xxi stoii ma cc-
lu artilcrijskcga odscka Zedin-
icnih drzav, .ic zahtcval sam proti
scbi p~rciskavo.
Ma vsak nacin So razvija Zopet
poglavjc prccc.iSnicga Skandala.
K%ongrcsnik Tavenncr liz Illinois
trdi, da vodi krozck odloGuiocih
MOI pri voiaSki upravi veliko ko-
rupcijo. Nckoliko ljudi z genera
Iona CroZicrom i'll Humpreyem
ma celu - pravi Tavcnner "a,
sluzi" scdcm m%iljonov dolarjev iii
leto S TEN, da oddajaio nekaterim
zelezarskim podjetjcm kontrakte
"a pretiranc Gene. Poscbno ie ba-
.ic p~rotezirana Bethlehem Steel
Company V Pennsylvania, $ kate
70 .ic bill Crozicr V trgovski zvczi,
prcdcn ic postal general, i'll mai
brzc - pravi Tavenncr - Sc ii
Stiki tudi pozncic MISC p%rctrgali.
Crozicra so ii ocitki Zclo raZbu-
rili in S posrcdovanicm svojih
prijateljev V kongrcsu ic zahteval
prciskavo. katcro mai izvcde voini
drzavni tajnik ali pa kongrcs sam.
Obcncm pa vraca Tavenncrju
emilio "a drago.'
Crozicr .ic zc nckoliko let naGel-
mix artilcriiskega odscka in odda-
ia vsc nabavc. On trdi, da ic Ia
vcnncr jczcn zaradi tcga, kcr je
general V ~arZcnalu Rock Island,
I'll, Xxi lei V Tavcnncricvcm volil-
mem okraju, uvcdcl nckatcrc re-
formc. Xxi so vzclc raznim politi-
caricm priliko "a plcnitcv vladnc
blagajnc. Crozicr jc iznaScl arti-
ltriishi V0z in prodal svoi patent
bctlchcmski druzbi. Tudi nckatcrc
drugc nicgovc izna.idbc ie odku-
pila ia druzba. Pravi pa. da ic
prckinil vSc we've s kOmpanijo.
odkar ic postal oddclni prcdstoi-
mix. Sam priznava. da Odiraio to-
~varnarii Waldo, ali kar ic mogcl
s%toriti, da hi to prcprctil, ic baie
storil.
Bill hi pravi tudcz, Gc nc hi ka-
pitalisti poizkuSali odirati Waldo;
ali da Jim jc morala biti vlada IL
roGcna ma miloSt in ncmiloSt. Sc
nam tudi nc zdi rcSniGno.
Kar Sc tiGc Tavcnncricvih oh
dolaitcv. scvcda ne moreno vcdc-
ii, kai ic ma Nth. Ali ma chi Stra-
nj .ic ma SAX naGin Skanda pre-
iskava, Xxi hi poSvcriia Z 10 tcmo.
hi bila vSckakor koriStna.