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New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
The Sunset Race.

Two years ago the Indian was a vital, even though a numerically small, feature in baseball Chief Bender, the Chippewa star, was then in his prime. Chief Meyers was bat ting over 300 and was coupled with Jimmy Archer in leading all-Ameri can picks. Jim Thorpe was supposed to be upon the edge of coming great ness, while Bluejacket and Chief Johnson were being groomed for leading roles.
 Today the last Red star has set in a midnight sky. Bender is drawing the worst year of his career. Meyers has dropped back below .240. Thorpe has drifted to the minors, while Johnson and Bluejacket are forgotten in the days news. It may be that other In dian stars are yet to come-but at present the Red race in baseball is at the lowest point it has been for fifteen years.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
MORE COURT HOUSE BASEBALL.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug 25.-The injunction suit brought by George Tebeau, owner of the Kansas city American association team to restrain certain Federal league agents from making offers to his players, was con- tinued in the Circuit court yesterday. Attorneys for Tebeau were unable to be present at the hearing, and the case was set for next Thursday. The Federal attorneys filed motion ask ing Tebeau to bring his contracts, day books ledgers and journals into court. This motion will be heard today.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Meaning What by 'Weakness"

"Travers' weak work with the wood may hurt him at Detroit .''-Exchange. We followed Travers for the greater part of 54 at Baltusrol in the Open and have since played four rounds with him on different courses. If there is any one using the fairly we'll known wood" better than he was upon those occasions we fail to re- member it. The idea that Jerry can't employ a driver with telling effect this summer will be dispelled very quickly at Detroit these next few days.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
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 O>&s LiG55!. d:I;t<;,1 5,!.

 There comes a giggle of massive pro-
 portions Loud peals of laughter that heaven
 ward fit; Gay fans are whirling in blisful con-
 tortions, Stamping and cheering and throwing
 a fit; Is it triple. a single or double? What is the cause of this rip-roaring
 cheer?
 trouble? O'Day has caught a wild pitch on
 the ear. Now they are standing and whooping
 and raving, Throwing a spasm of pleasure su-
 preme; Big fists are pounding and straw hats
 are waving Joy at the height of a midsummer Was it a homer that cleared up the
 bases? Tell me, I beg of you, what can it be? What means the glow on those bliss
 centered faces? O'Loughlin's cornered a foul on the
 knee. Wait till the laughter is loudest and
 longest Wait till the laughter has come to
 it's crest; , Wait till the tumult is maddest ana
 strongest, Wait till the lungs reach the limit Of
 test; Wait till you've come to the top of the
 reVel- When it may be or whatever the
 cline, Grab it from me-and the tips on
 the level- Some Ump is having onehelofatime.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
HARTFORD WINS AGAIN
Maxims Easy for Senators-Other Re-
 suits in Joke Circuit.

New Haven, Aug. 25.-Owing to a scarcity of pitchers, Manager Dele hanty of Hartford has been using outfielders in the box and with vary ing success He put in a regular pitcher to work yesterday and the team defeated New Haven, to ], The Maxims were unable to do much with Trautman until the ninth inning. Gus Forsland put up a fine game at second base. Jerry Connell was at the game and noted the great inn provement in the playing of Moose Miller since he was given presents for long hits. The score:
 r h. e New Haven =. .00O000OO1-1 l Hartford .01O1OO201-5 9 0 Batteries-Eaton and Soper; ;Traut- man and Texter
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
SOME PINOCHOLE PLAYERS

The two men pinochle tournament at the Wentworth club is creating consirable attention and the main in- terest is being manifested in the won- derful playing exhibited by those two marvellous players, J. Adrian Martin and Charles Wisdom" Smedley At present Martin has a slight advan- tagc of enc game to his credit but Smedley and his rooters are confi- dent that at the next meeting this will be reversed.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
CLEVE,LAND'S NEW EASTMAN.

Cleveland, Ohio, Aug. 25.-The Cleveland American league club an- nounced the purchase of First Base man Red" Bluhm from the New Orleans Southern association team. Bluhm Is native Clevelander and was tried ount with the Cleveland American association team last sea- son. He will join the Indians at the close of the New Orleans clubs season.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
DUG" SMITH LAID UP

"Dug" Smith one of the twirlers on the Scinski misfit aggregation of last season, and this year a member of the Springfield Colonial team, will be out of the game for the remainder of the season due to an accident which occurred last week. During practice Smith was struck on the wrist, by a batted ball and on examination it was found that two bones were brok- en.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
INDIANS RELEASE LEFTY JAMES

Louisville, Ky, Aug. 25.-Presi- dent O. R. Wathen yesterday r- nounced that L. J (Lefty) James of the Cleveland Americans has been added to the pitching staff of the Louisville American association team. and has reported to Manager Mid kiff at Minneapolis.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Maxims of the 18th Hole.

And it came to pass upon a certain day that a golfer hoisted one high in the air without remarking, Well, that is tn highest" and that a golfer, playing well short of the green with machie, did not say, T should have used midiron.
 But it so happened that he had been dumb from birth, afflicted utterly with a tongue that might not speak.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
McLoughlin and Yost.

Sir: I see where "Westerner" picks Mclaughlin to beat Williams at Forest Hills. It isn't very likely. Mclaughlin in other seasons adopted the policy once credited to Yost in fCtball-that a fine attack was the best defense. Lately he has aban- 6oned this old smashing attack for style that needs a strong defense and he has never mastered a defense largely because he never had to. The fact remains that Mclaughlin now loks to be caught half way between two styles, and it is hardly probable that he will get clear in time to beat a man like Norris Williams.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
WILLIAM BEATS D1RECTUM
Pop Geers Gets First Money in 2:1O
 Pace-Fast Racing Features

Montreal, Aug. 25.-William won the only heat in the match race yes-
 terday for the $5,OO0 purse at Dorval
 track by defeating Directum I. by neck in a very close contest. Will
 jltm. tlrnc for the i.rat vas 2:o4. The
 other heats were postponed until to-
 day because of a very heavy track In the 2:12 class pace. Yedno lag
 ged behind in the first heat, but won the next three with comparative ease. Summaries: 2:1O Pace, 3 in 5-$1,OOO. 1 Yedno, Dr. m. Bob Fitz- simmons (Foarty) ...... l 1
 Patrick M, blk. g. (Stokes).. 1 i 2 2
 Fern Hal, br m. (McPherson) 3 Camelia, br. m. (Snow) .... 3 3
 Dustless Mckinney, b. h. (Murphy ......... dis Time 2:1O IA; 2:11 1-2; 2:12 3-4; 2:22 3-4.
 The, Greater Montreal, 2:1O Class Pace-$3,O ,OOO.
 Russell Boy, b. S. by Rustic Patenter (Geers) .......... 1 1 1
 Judge Ormonde, blk. S. (Valen- Peter Farren, b. h. (Murphy). 4 4 1 Lustrous Mckinney, b. g. (Rodney) ................. D Aconite, b. S. (Cox) ........ 2 5
 Hal Boy, b. g. (McMahon) .. 6 8 6 Time 2:09; 2:OS; 2:O7 1-4 2:15 Trot, 3 in 5---S1,O0O Leo Blossom, Ch. m. by Le- 1 pide (WalD ........... 2 1 1 ! Sadie S., D. m. (Murphy) .. i 2 l Jeanette Speed, b. m. (Cox) 8 2 8 l Idora Worthy, b. g. (Rod- rey ........ .... dis l Tcr1my Todd, b. g. (5loW. ! dis 1 Ti."e 2:14; 2:13 :2.22 1-4: 2:10
 
 S~>scial Match Race, in :;-$5, ,OOO l Unfinished, l w., m, b. n. by Abe T. (Mar l Fln l ! Directum I, ch. h. (Murphy ..... 2 Time 2:04
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Syracuse II, Elmira 5; Syracuse g. Elmira 3.
 Utica 4, Binghamton 3; Bingham ton 8, Utica (eight innings, dark ness.)
 Wilkes-Barre ', AlbaDy 4; Wilkes Barre ?, Albany 2 (efght innings, darkness.)
 Scranton 4, Troy 0; Scranton 8, Troy O.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
CENTRAL LEAGUE CLOSES SEAS

Pittsburg, Aug. 25.-The Central league season closed yesterday the Evansville club winning the pennant. The race through out the seaaon was close, the Indiana team not clinching its hold on tho title until Monday.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Beaten. No Slaughtered.

New York, Aug. 25.-Of the numer- ous worst games of the year played by the Giants, yesterdays was the worst. They were beaten, 12 to 1, by the Cardinals, and while tripping into the leagues subterranean chamber played that kind of ball. They could not hit Lee Meadows, but any club might have had the same experience. They were, however, weak in fielding as well as in batting, and the plague of errors which visited them made their playing that much worse. The score:
 r. h. a. New York .000000001- 5 ' Batteries: Meadows and Snyder; Tesreau, Schupp and Dooin, Wendell
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
.03OO10O0OoOO1-5 Is 6 ..11110OOO00002-6 II 4
Team They Can Beat.

Aug. 25.-Town lot base Aayed by the Athletics yes- the Browns after losing ght, won two games from zers, ' to 1 and 6 to 2. The Inisjudged pop flies, were bn the bases and gave away Irne. In the second McAvoy ngim by throwing out three |Hoff pitched his first full Allowed but three hits. The
 First Game.
 ia .20O3OO10O-7 12 l .222OOO4O*-1O 12 1
 Nabors, Wyckoff, Bress- &pp: East, Koob, Sisler and Second Game.
 r. h. e. ia .10000O001-2 8 0
 .12002O01*-6 10 2 Fi1lingim and McAvoy p'Brien.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

,Pittsburg at New York CD St. Louis at Brooklyn CD Chicago at Boston.
 Cincinnati at Philadelphia CD
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
PhiIlies Beaten.

Philadelphia, Aug. 25.-Three dou- ble plays by the Cubs enabled Laven- der to crawl out of as many trying situations and as the result the PhilIies lost the final game to Chicago yester- day by 6 to 1.
 Rixey was batted hard in the first and fourth innings and retired at the end of the fourth in favor of Chal- mers. The latter was yanked in the seventh for a pinch hitter, Baumgart- ner finishing the game.
 Dugey was ordered off the field by Umpire Rigler in the seventh for pro- testing a strike.
 A throw to the plate by Good, dou- bling up Bancroft on Cravatl1's fly, was the feature play. The score:
 r. h. e. Chicago ....... ..3002100O0-6 10 2 Philadelphia .000001000-1 1 Batteries: Lavender and Archer; RiXey, Chalmers, Baumgartner and Adams, Burns.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
in the Thirteenth.

Aug. 25.-By scoring two Thirteenth inning after the pparently had won the White Sox made an excit- bf a ragged session yester- bn s to 5. Gindil's triple [s sacrifice had made the 4 in the first half of the When the Sox came up sled, Russell was hit by a II and Daly singled filling Murphy walked forcing with the tying run and J. lied to center, scoring Rus bcore:
 r. h. e.. h o3Oo1000OoO01-5 -513 6 ..1111OO00000O2-6 Il 4 Ayers, Boehling and ptt, Wolfgang, Faber and
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Cleveland 6, New York 0. Boston 8, Detroit 1.
 Chicago 6, Washington 5. St. Louis 10, Philadelphia : St. Louis 6, Philadelphia ?
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
(Second Camel
Springfield Wins.

Springfield; Aug. 25.-Springfield defeated New Bedford, to 0, by punching hits in the fifth inning yes- terday. The score:
 r. h. c. Springfied ........ .00003OO0-3 10 New Bedford ... .000000000-0 ? 2 Batteries-Manser and Lavigne; M'Leod and Philips.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Lynn 6, Fitchburg 0. Lowell 7, Worcester 3 (f2 innings) Manchester 6, Lewiston 3 (10 in- nings.)
 Portland 1, Lawrence 0.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Hartford at New Haven. New Bedford at Springfield. Pawtucket at Brockton.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Rd Sox Blood From 7yge1s1oron Allows Yanks BuBa and
Baseball 1n
 q Nutshell
COLONIAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results. Hartford 5, New Haven l. Springfield 3, New Bedford O. Brockton 4, Pawtucket 3. Brockton 4, Pawtucket 0.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. St. Louis 12, New York 1. Cincinnati 5, Brooklyn 0. Boston 10, Pittsburg 0. Chicago 6, Philadelphia 1.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Pittsburg 4, Kansas City 3. Chicago 4, St. Louis 8.
 Brooklyn IA, Baltimore 6. Buffalo 8, Newark 0.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
BLOOD WON Y BOSTON S0x
Flanders Gain in First
 } of Crucial Series

Aug. 25 Boston beat the |1 yesterday in the opening he pennant lead. The Red of their scoring in the first sn Scott's bunt was fielded errors following com bined sacrifice flies scored the pn runs. Then Covelskie En and prevented further !. Shore pitched great ball, Irritable with men on bases.
 r. h. e. 30000O000-3 9 1
 .00001OO0O-1 8 8
 Shore and Cady; Covel- nd and Stanage and Baker.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Standing of the Clubs,
Games Today.

Games Today. Brooklyn at Baltimore. Buffalo at Newark. St. Louis at Chicago. Kansas City at Pittsburg.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New York at Cleveland. Boston at Detroit.
 Philadelphia at St. Louis. Washington at Chicago.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
|nks Get Lone Hit.

D Ohio, Aug. 24.-The bntinued their slide down. erday when they dropped |g game of the last series |orkers will play here. Guy
 ho is fast becoming one of Wirlers in the American |stered a new coat coat of lover Donovan's aggrega- |esides held the visitors to
 1t. Inability to solve Nor ery tells the story of the hfall of the Yankees. The B to 0,
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
Two for BrOCkton.

Brockton, Aug 25.-Brockton took bth games from Pawtucket yesterday. The score.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
PIRATES NO MATCH
 FOR SPEEDY BRAVES
Wagner ct al. Bid Adieu to. Bean
 town With a ShutOut

Boston, Aug. 25.-The Braves took the final game of the series from Pitts burg yesterday, score 10 to 0, with Pat Ragan on the mound. Fred Snodgrass, Fitzpatrick and Evers hit the ball hard and scored a majority of the Boston runs. Fitzpatrick got to first five times and had a perfect average. Rube Benton celebrated his last day with the Pirates by being chased from the bench for making too much noise. The score:
 r. h. c. Pittsburg .oOOOOOOOO- s 1 Boston ...... ..0O3041O2*-10 12 3 Batteries: Cooper, Hill and Gibson; Ragan and Gowdy.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
RedIegs Win.

Brooklyn, Aug. 25.-When a fellow meets man that has something on him, the best thing to do is to remove the hat and bow profusely. That is what the Dodgers did at Ebbets field yesterday, and they are to be congrat- ulated. They didn't have a chance to win that farewell game from Herzog's Redlegs. They couldn't score a run, victories cannot be won without runs Cincinnati carried off the honors by a score of to 0 and earned everything it got. The score:
 r. h. e. Cincinnati ...111011OOO-5 10 o Brooklyn .00O000O00-O 3 2 Batteries: Toney and Clarke; Dell Appleton, Douglas, Fucker and Me- Carty.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
(First Camel

Brockton .....1OOO1OO11- II 2 Pawtucket ..OO1O2OOO0-3 2
 Batteries-Warwick and Dempsey; Boyle and Russell.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
r. h. e. ..000OO0000-O 1 0 00010302*-6 13 1

.CaIdwell and Alexan- h and O'Neil.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25
1913-f915.

Two years ago, as August drifted into September, there were only two leaders in the spotlight-John Mo Graw and Connie Mack.
 Each had just bagged his fifth pen nant, and the world series acclaim was all theirs. That was only two years ago. Today Mack is piloting the worst looking tail ender of the decade and McGraw is making a desperate battle to finish out of last place. Glory comes with a rush in the old game, but it fades almost as swiftly. Yesterday and tomorrow are almost centuries apart.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25

There is more bone and sinew to the Tigers and Red Sox than there is to the White Sox," writes Ty Cobb. Dope out your own comment.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-25

Batteries: Meadows and Snyder Tesreau, Schupp and Dooin, Wendell
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
Stew. tNO.) 800.


Socian ncpokoj' nj poScbno lcp. toda "a
mntlv Nraz ' Amcrill "a zclo radi rabijo liu.
DE ki mSlijo, da so Socalni boji naSega casa lr
n"kakSen NlutaJcn poIav, k Sc mora dati od>la.
ntl tako kakor mrzlica kmimom Ali kakor l.,
mrzica lc symptom drugc, morda globoko zajcdc-
ne. mOrda trdovratno Slritc boczui tako so zu-
nanj socaln ncmiri, >tavtr i'm izpori i'm Sto drlI-
9Th takih reel lc maxi hudc socialuc bolcni. oh
katcri trpi naSa drulba. In la holczcn ic oldrav.
ljiya lie radkauo opcraciio
Doslc 81 ni moglo amcriSkim vclclapitaIi-
som otitati, da hi bill zapraviali cas- $ prcolil-
MIN zanmanjcm "a socialuo mrllico Kadar Jim
jc Sci "ncpokoi' kai holi "a kolo SO So potrudii.
da IA zaduSe q zuanimi mcrodami Ccna Glove
Sicga zivljcnia takcm sluGaiu nj ba visoka
In sroSki SO Sc pa njihoyih ratunih izplaGali.
Toda caSi Sc zprcminjaio. Opazovalcu Sc
mora zdcti4 da naSi kapitaliSti doiivci svoi
binNo>tui dan svct duh >poznauia ic prSrl med
ME. Xdai $" odprayi Yes ncpokoi in Zrduienih
driayah zaylada mir, sloga i'm zadovolino>t
KapitaliSti MISC hudobu. Dcavccv me- So,ra-
zijo, kai Ic da h jih hotch zatrai Toda res j..
ia >c ic zgodilo mar>kaj kar mi bilo rcdu Pa
ne zaradi kaptai>t5ur llohc me- uamcnoma,
Edna mala krivda. Iii ladcnc millionaire i'm mai
liarlcric. j. IA. da MISC dovoli pomah razu,r.
PoSlci pa bo to v>c drugacc' Naivccii pod
ictnilli sami. 1ralii naScga goSpoda,Stya. prayi
yladarii Amcrikc govorc ian ohliubuicio prcohrat
@ mduStran komSiii. lI ic prciSkarala raz-
mere Colorado Smo zc nckolkrat zmcnili.
IasliSavanja mladcga in Starcga Rockcfcllcria.
Guggcnhcima, Pcrkiusa. Untcrmycra Morgama So
bila ma vsak natn zanimiva
OglaSil 81 jc pa Sc eden. cigar bcscda kai "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

I'Ir tam kJcr Sc Stcjc dcnar To jc bil glavar
J'kIarNtoga trSta, uckdauji sodnik Gary.
NJ piNir. da Sc SliSijo njcgovc bcscdc Gary
ST. ma urHam ~ Ilvcdcuca y Socalnih vpraSa-
nJIh. Dive lctl lu pol ho tcga. kar jr svari Svoi
i"variNc pred rcNoIuciio. Ta,at =, nj bilo michi.
sA'NN"ga u c"loradSkcga i'm OH jskcga Straika i'm
Do" Nrdaujc hrclpoScluo>tL \jc"uva teIauia pii-
diga torci n ME lalcga, mi prcprc5ila calumet
>kc"a boilca, nc ludlow Skcga maSakra i'm Sc mar
>ito>a drugcga ne.
Idaj jc zorct Stop ma govomiSlI oder. To
lr hiIo ma haulictu, Iii "a jc prircdila Merchant,
Association. Toliko so vcGki casopi>i pisal q
drugih kapitalStih, k so bill podajali Svojc izja
y" pred komiNijo, da 81 ic moral Gary sam poiSka
II drugo priko, kicr j. mogcl prizgati svoio luc
IN ma hau>rtu ir prilka ugodna
Tudi ON j" govorl Sociaucm ncpokoju
'Nzrok tch ncugodnih pripctiaicv" ic de
ja "moramo doloma iskat m,d trgovci >au,imi
|ancmarii >mo Syoic dolnoSti apram tckmccom
lu uapram naSim u>luzbcuccu, kat,rih hagosta-
ulr bi murali poSpclcvati .n varovatj. VA nilo-
gar o>cbuo me- mslim i'm ma uobcuo po>cIuo llorpo
racijo. NSi Smo grcSL Dc'avuo ljudStvo pri
znava d"bro rayuauic in uavaduo "a RADIO yraGa
llplaca So. &C. raVnao doStoiuo i'm plcmeuifo
>,oimi u>luzhcnc Ia 10 dohimo boIjSc dclo I'm
"dkrito>rtuo rodporo. Iu to jc potrcbuo "a pro
>pch i'm "a pomnoltcv kapaaN tel ,lczcli Po.
dJctnlki I'M dclavci odvSui ru od dr,lgih: we'd
no vi morah Skupno dclovat IN vzajcmuo blag
MO"
Garyicv govor jc bil Scvcda mcioliko ,laljSi
ali Ia iZvlctek zadostuic "a Spolnanic nicgovcga
duha. GoNpodic ma bankc,u 50 "a poboz,,o posu-
Sail, kakor da Jim razodcva nov cvangcTj
Nam pa zd kakor da >liSmo stare pc>cm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02
LetO (Vol.) X.

20 m"h'' pa iahko zayihti bic In Gary pripove-
"uJ' SN"Jm iazrcdmlm tovariSrm da Sc i'm bo
"ohrota zpatala kaj pa, dee Sc Jim cnlrat "a
"''' GA Sc ne HpIata ali pa VSai. da Sc ne izpla6a
""v"IJ. IcdaJ bodo dopovcdoyaH dclavcem Jo
motaJo laradi dobrot. ki SO ih uzivali zopct naIo
h"lJ rrltcgnti jcrmcn i'm vccio sllromnost io ma.
pIacati pr'jSnjc "blagodati'
Gary jc gotovo pamctcn MOI in naibrze tudi
n'AoIko pona clovcSko pshologijo Morda so
mU II nJ"gove NodniiSkc pra6~c znani Slucaii. llo
Jr imrI t" ala oni pravico vcliko zahtcvati; a da
Ut So HognI dolgl Pravd ic zadovolUl ma
In'' or Sc }" dol nasprotnill prcgoyorit
Iako ccni tudi amcriSllc dclavcc Socialist
Jih ucc, da Smcjo in morajo zahtcvati cnakc pra
wee. Mi pa jim ponudimo malo dobrotc, in "a
doOro beScdo in prjazcn pogcd nam bodo prodai
svojo pravco.
Gary je pametcn; ali dclavstvo je IL cnalloca
t"Sta kakor goSpodjc kapitalist Cc iih jjc danes
So N'Iiko III ne poznajo vScga poozaja i'm ne IA
|um"J", kan jih hoccio zvabiti Sladkc bcscdc. ic
ma drugl >trani doSti onih Iii SO ~ zprcglcdali in
SO IdaJ prpravljcni tudi svojim tovaris m potcg-
nlti mreno oGi.
'mbolj So kaptasti pripravliaio. da zaslcpc
d'lavStvo. TEN potrchncic jc da izvrSujrio "a
vedm dcIavci svojo nalogo med manic zavcdnimi
da JIh dramijo poucujcio in vodiio organiza
clio
Struna, ma llatcro so zatcli kapitalisti bren.
kati, nj nova. kapitalistiGncm sistemu Sc ne
prpravlja noben prcobrat Lee dclavcc hi rad
odvrnili cd edine poti, l vodi do ella Cesar
MISC mogli doscGi 2 biGcm hi zdai radi dosepi
Sadkorjcm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-02

Sc vaznejSe pa je to. da mora bjti kapital '
SvoJcm lastncm Interest," brezobzren in neusmi-
lJen Ma to ga sill kapitalisiGna konkurcnca
kakor ne more mala obrt tckmovati tovarno.
tako Sc mora manjS kaptal bait veGjega Konku-
renca sega do najviSjih kapitalistiGnih vrhuncev.
ludl mJardne korporacije tekmujcjo med sabo
hapna HI note podleti, mora vedno misliti ma
Svojo poveGanje.
Torej ma velik dob6ek drugim beseda.
mn: Ma ntcnzivno izkoriSGanjc
kako maj hi bila tch razmerah mopoca
sloga?
sladkimi bcscdami ne sprav nihGe kapital
zma ma drugo pot Interest odloGujejo
Nj Ii Amcriki toliko bogastya. da hi bill
To limo vsi ljudjc do zadnicga lahko dob delo
in mSlulck I'm vcndar ic oirog scdcm milionov
brczpoSclnih
kapital nina naloge daiati liudem della, da
morcjo zivct On icmlic delo dcavccv. da ina
dobcck od NIGGA. &c mu dclo lie obi jubuie "a
dostncga profita, ga usavi.
Nasprotjc jc od do ,nc vcGjc In zato jc boj
D"klcr je druzba razdcljcna razrcdc. mora
hiti med mimi boj. &C. ho5cmo da ncha razrcd-
MI boz. Sc morajo odpravit razrcd.
To ic cilj socializma.
DoScci pa ga hotc razrcdmim bojem, llcr nj
drugatc mogotr. Zatrani razrcd mora prcmagat
za"raj "a: To zmago Sc prcnchaio razrcdi in
Sc prrncha razrcdn hoj.
kdo zna ma drugaGcn nacin urcsniGiti cnako
pravuoSt GlovcSki dru5hi?
Biic kakSncga tuicga svcta. XII ne pozna
lvljcnia ma naSi zcmlii, 81 ahlo domiSlia. da 81
hodo kapalist dali dopovcdati Skodlj jvost seda-
NJ" druzahnc organlaciic, pa da bodo SAM po-
/vall nArod, MAJ prcvZamc prOduktvna srcdStva
IN urcdl dclo po SploSn potrchi kdor ic bill ro-
jcn ma naScm panctu in jc tukaj zrascl in dcla
nm trpc IN incl toliko opraviti kapitalis, da jih