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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
PRZEMYSL JE PADEL..

Brzojavi liz Petrograda in Lon
dona poro6ajo. ola je Przemysl
vGeraj padcl.
V straSni tragikomediii svctov-
ne voinc ic Obramba in kapitulaci-
ia galiSke trdnjavc hcroicna to-
Gka, Xxi nam kazc, kakSna velikan-
ska deianja bi mas rod lahko IL
vrsil, ako bi s. njegovc moGi soil
darno obrnilc V koristne namene.
namcstO da Sc izcrpavaio sluzbl
gospodovania zclinih despotov.
Przcmysl vclja "a emo naimoc-
neisih trdnjav sveta. u ogromni-
mi strOSki so bile vSc zunanic i'm
notranje utrdbe oprcmlicnc 4 mai
modcrnejSimi sredstvi militaris-
tiGne tchnikc. Sest mescccv Sc jc
poSadka branila. delala izpade in
Odbijala napade. Scst mcsccev SO
napadalci stiskali obroG. naskako-
vail, odbijali izpade, kruSili yuma
ME pOiZkusc osvoboditvc. Ma Ii
soGe liudi, navadnih Judi, Xxi Sc V
vsakdanicm zivlicniu ME ne rail-
kujcjO cd drugih, ic opravlialo
n~adGlovcSka della in prenaSalo ne
6lOveSko trplicnie.
Ia trdnjavo .ic bila ura uSodc.
Men padec ic "a Rusc uspch, IA
brambovcc, Xxi So mcnda napoSlcd
Ostali brez strcliva, nj ncGastcn.
Ia Ia ic vse to obleganic cd
zaGctka do kataStrofe lie nov, sija-
icn argument "a socializem. Pravi-
io, da je kapitalizcm nujno potre-
ben. ker bi ljudje scgnili cd lcno-
be, Gc Jill ne hi celia "a dobitkom
gonila ma delo. KakScn dobiGck so
mogli priGakovati brambovci in
napadalci cd svoje pozrtvovalno-
stiY SO Ii Sc avstriiski voiaki bojc-
vail "a sest %kraicaricv dncvnc
mezdc in koSGck koniskega mesa?
Ali pa Rusi IA par kopeik in pre-
lezane kOnserve? Nj Ii enih in
drugih ideja drzali pokonci in BIZ
Gala Nth sile Gez vsako normalno
nero?
a kakSna idcia ic bila to- Kla-
ME V sluzbi tirana! Nalagali so
Jim nekaksno kulturo, svobodo i'm
east. In ideia SploSnc blaginic,
vesoljnega naprcdka. rcsnicnc
svobodc, idcia, Xxi Sc more urcsni-
titi lie ma podlagi GlovcSkc soil
darnosti. to Sc pravi ma podlagi
socializma, mai hi ne bila tako
mocha kakor pozrtvovalnost IN
krvavc dcspotc?
Dajmo c~loveStvu WISH eli in
njegove sile Sc bodo p0troiile.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
UBOGA CERKEV!

Pc romanskih dczelah ST ic ka-
toliSkO duhovniStvo tckom stole
til tako mnozilo kakor zaici in kcr
MISC ii gospodic nikdar mic korist-
mega delali, ic naravno, da ie mo-
rala Nth mnozina seasonal pOstati
neznosna nadloga "a ljudstvo. Ia
to Sc jc nolagoma cello V najbolj
bigOtnih dczelah porodil odpor
prot tel druzbi.
Tudi V Mehiki, Xxi ic bila V TEN
oziru ameriska Spanija, mrgoli
S polno nopov i'll mcnihov. NSi
hoccio ;ivcti, nObcdcn pa s Svoiim
delom ne prispeva. da bi Sc ust-
variala in pomnozcvala zivlianj-
ska sredstva. Nsi hoGcio zivcti ma
raJun ljudstva. V do!gih dobah So
Sc nauGili gospodovati in so posta-
Ii ~skrajno samooblastnI.
Tudi V Mehiki Sc .ie l.iudStvo ma
v~clicalO tcga; ko pa 81 .Jc hotclo
.rcsiti tega zaiedalstva. jc ccrkcv
pc start navadi zagnala kirk, da
je preganjana. V kaksni strasni
bedi je zivela katoliska cerkev V
Mehiki, so pa tie dni spoznali ca
rinski uradniki V New Yorku.
Neki mchikanski duhovnik, po
obleki sodec pravi revez, Sc .ie pri-
peljal tia kot begunec. S sabo ic
incl slab. otrcan kovGcg. V MEM
nj bio pricakovati n~iccsar, kar hi
bio vrcdno par dolarjcv. Ali ca
rinski uradniki so debelo pogleda-
Ii, ko so ga odDrli. NOtri so bile
MANFRED prave kralicvske dragocc-
nosti Sc liza karla ". tistcga VIA
darla, o katerem Sc je rcklo, da V
njegovih drzavah nikdar ne zaidc
solnce. Bogastvo, XII Sc ccni ma
pol miljona dolarjev, obsega belle
in rdeGe maSne obleke, vse posutc
z dianianti, smaragdi, rubin in BIZ
SCREEN ter izsite z zlatom, pa liz
dveh zlatih kron z vdelanim dra-
GIN kameniem.
Duhovnik siromasne cerkvc jc
tc dragocenosti strpal V kovceg in
io z mimi popihal, ko JIG general
Obregon ukazal, da mora cerkev
cd svoiih ogromnih posestev pla-
6ati pol miljona dolariev davka.
To je seveda svetoskrunstvo. Ger
kew ina pravico jemati kdo pa ie
Sc slisal, da maj placuje davke ka-
kor delavec. XII 81 mora trdo "a
sluziti, kar ina?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

sc je' vojskoval V obch zadnjih
vojnah ma Balkanu.
Poskusen samomor. - V de-
zelno bolnisnico V ljubljani so pri-
peljali 2 Notranjskega neko GO
spodicno, Xxi je V samomorilnem
namenu strel.iala nasc. Nzrok de
JANA: ker jc ia boiiSGu padcl
MEN zaroGcnec.
Grozna nesreca. IL Vrcmskcga
Britofa ma Notraniskcm poroGa-
io: Cez Rcko grade pomozni most
pri Zgornjih Vrcmah ma Primer
sko. Pri dclu .jc tudi nckai oscD
IL tukajSnje okolice ter 100 BoS-
njakov. Dnc 10. febr. Sc jc dogodi
la grOZna nesrcca. Pri jake narasli
rcki sta dclala V colnu Janko Vato
wee IL Igornjih Nrem in en- BoS-
MAX. mohamedanec. PoSlednii je
izgubil ravnotczje ter zgrabil Va
tOvca ceZ prsi in rokc ter oba tc-
lebnita V vodo. Ubogi Natovec ic
bill dobcr plavaG, n Sc nj mogel
ganiti, kcr mt .ic oni rokc trdno
drzal, tako sta oba utoniIa. Trupli
Sc MISC naSli. Pred letom .ie raw
no ma tako tragiGcn naGin naScl
Smrt brat NatOvca. namrcc pri
premogorovu "Adrija." Diva bra
ia ina V vojni, eden .ic victnik V
Srbiji. Gee in matt sta stara o.
krog 20 let.
Zrtve mraZa. Dnc 81. ian. it,
zmrznil Y revirju Postcrica Aucr-
Spergov gozdni Guvaj Anton We
sci IL Smuka. Dan poprei so
pa naSli ma poliu zmrznicnega ko-
tarSkega sina Aloiziia Pctrica IL
Golcka,, obcina Velika Loka: kcr
ie bill PctriG ~boziastcn, ic naibr-
re vsled boziastnega napada V
sncgu oblczal in zmrznil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
Drobne vesti.

Utonila .ic pri Jesenicah V Saw
45letna d%elavceva zcna Maria
Sranc. Sodijo, da je sama SkoGila
V Savo, ker Sc ie vctkrat sprla
$ svoiim mozem, kcr .ie rada pila.
Samomor vojaka. V Obriiah so
nasli ustrelienega GaStniSkcga stu
go II. pcSpolka Franceta Peter
hofer, donna IL kindberga. Bill .jc
re YES zmrzn.icn. Lezal ic ondi mr.
tev osem dni. Pri sebi ic incl puS-
ko, bajonet in GastniSko voiaSko
sablio.
Samomor - kcr ie padcl ma bo.
iiScu njen zaroccnec. Porocali SO
te dni, da Sc .jc Markovcu pri
Starcm trgu ustrclila $ samokrc-
som Y glavO 20lctna Ana Zagar
Prepeljali so 10 V tamkajSnic "E-
lizabetiSGc." Vzrok poizkuScncga
samomora je smrt dcklctovega "a
rocenca ma bojiScu.
Samomom. V st. Rupcrtu pr
Celovcu Sc .ie ustrclil zclczniSki
sprcvodnik V pokoiu Peter VoS-
MAX, star 60 let.
Trdovratna samomorilka. Bra
njcvka Tcreziia Buda V Trstu 81
je pred nekaj dnevi poskusila pre-
reZati zilc. Poskodovala Sc IL STEER
nekaj, a ne dosti, ker .ic V pravcm
casu prisla pomoc. Ker 3. febr. ze-
ne yes dan nj hilo V MEN nroda-
jalno saba, ie policiia 6aia ouprc-
II stanov anic iii j tam naS,a Te-
rezijO Budo mrtvo. XaduSila Sc ic
s plinom.
Samomor je izvrSil Puliu NOR
nariSki ucitelj FIR. Eisclt.
Ustrelila Sc je V Marlboro IS
letna polkovnikova hci Olga De-
bicki pl. Naviga, ker .je padcl MEN
zenin ma bojiscu.
Ustrelil sc .ie V Gradcu 27lctni
Bolgar Bazilij Fangott, kcr ic bill
zopct pozvan pod orozie. Fagott
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
T

L. G.. Superior, Wyo. Prcicli
smO pismo cd tajnika lokala Stew.
2616, gu. NJ. w. of A." To jc
prevec! V listu "Wyoming Labor
Journal" so natisniena celia pravi-
la Nasega distrikta. To hi vzelo V
Proletarcu prostora cd osem do
dcvet stopccv (kolon). Proleta-
@ vendar mi glasilo premogaricv
Same "a Vas distrikt. Lahko ra-
zumete, Ola slicnc stvari nihGe no.
ce prestavliati zastoni IL angle
Seine ma slovenski jerk. To vzame
dosti casa. Sploh pa, ako hi Van
ustregli v tenn oziru. potcm hi mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
LISTU v PoDPoRo.

JakOb OvijaG, Henryetta. Okla.
SOC. - Frank Zagar, Tcrre Hautc,
Ind. 500. - DruStvo ''Napre.i do
Zmagc" Stew. - :. ID. =. u. Fitz
Henry, Pa. $500, Ant. GradiSar.
Newark, O.. soc. - John Gabrcnia
25c. John oNlk 35c. John Sifler
15c. Joe Camcrnik l5c. Frank
Skull Zoe. Fany Malovcrh Doe.
John Prck Zoe. Frank JaSovcc
25c. Vsi V Medford, Wis. - Tony
Kuznik. Collinwood, o. 25c. -
John ZakovSck, Waukcgan, Ill.
soc. - Anton Krizaj SOC. Neimc-
novan 25c. DruSt. ''Javornik" st.
100 S. y. =. j. soc. NSi V Newark,
o. - Slov. soc. kiub, Stew. 50 Lo-
rain, O. $3.50 - John Raspct,
Cumberland, Wyo. $1.00 - Thos.
BeSenic $1.00 Jos. Oven $l.00
John Nivoda $1.00. Nsi V Lansing.
Mich. - Anton Per soc. Joe Brus
SOC. Pc 25c.: Mary Kramzar, Ma
|ry Brus, Joe Brcint, Cchas KAT
tina, Matt Kajtna. Val. Kerhlikar,
FIR. Zapusck, NJ. Jontes, Jerry
|Tavcar, FIR. Respect. Pc zoe: y.
'Gorenc, FIR. Kramzar, Mike Bre-
gar. 20 l5c. Joe Susrar. 70 TO-. :
Louisa Gorcnc, Nick. Oltcan. Pitt
Mintir, Ant. ZapuSek, NJ. Videm-
SEX, Mary Ovca, Cecilia Banjo, FIR.
Bohte, \. Vehovec, y. Posta, And.
Kramzar, r. Urh, \. SimGi6, Val.
Breznikar, Ant. Osat. Neimenova-
nj DC. Vsi Springficldu, Ill. 49,
Louis Chaser, Lawrence. Pa. 15c.
- Jerry Sturm, Oakley, Wyo.
|25c. - Anton Link, Kcwance, III.
25c. - SLOW. soc. klub Stcv. ~
Virdcn. Ill. $50.
Sknnai T. 81 TX
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

V Mexico City so bile te drago-
eenosti kdove kako dolgo V ka-
tedrali. Zdai SO Jill carinar.ii spra-
viii V varne shrambe in nj Sc odlo-
6eno, Ge i'll kakSno carino DO ire
ba plaGati zanjc.
Uboga, uboga cerkcv!
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
GERMANY OPPOSES
MORE CONCESSIONS

London, Dec l5-Germany appar.
entity has no intention of permitting
Greece TO grant n further conces
sions 10 the allies without vehement
protest Reuters correspondent at
Athens says German diplomats al.
ready have taken steps which are
likely to add considerably TO G~reece's
difficulties. II pressed.
IL Is announced unofficially at Ath.
n that Germany has asked Greece
whether the new facilities afforded
The allies compromise Greek neutral.
ity in any way"
No official communication has been
issued at Athens regarding the ex-
change OF views between German and
Greek diplomats, but Greek officials
admit the situation is becoming more
delicate. The correspondent believes.
however. that Germany does not de-.
sire TO bring matter to a head, recog-
nizing Greece is confronted with ex.
ceptional circumstances.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
No REASON O 1T
When Madison Citizens Show a Way.

There can be no reason why any
reader of this paper who suffers the
tortures Of an aching back. the an
noyance of urinary disorders, the
pains and dangers of kidney ills will
fail to heed the words of a neighbor
who has found relief Read what a
Madison citizen says:
j. l.. Todd, carpenter, 702 West
Eighth street, Madison, says: II at
tribute kidney trouble in my case to
exertion at my work. | had pains
and weakness in my back and the
trouble grew worse until / became al
most helpless. / wasn't able to get
around and to add TO my misery the
kidney secretions became highly col
ored. were too frequent in passage
and contained sediment. / finally
procured Doan's Kidney Pills at f. G..
Smiths drug store and before | had
finished the second box. | was greatly
helped. Three boxes made me feel
like a different man. The pains and
aches left my back and the kidney
'ecretions cleared up. / have scarce
ly felt a symptom OF kidney trouble
since"
Price so cents, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Todd had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
BIG BATTLE Is EXPECTED
Believed Allies VIII Make Stand at
Saioniki.

Rome. Dec. 15.-Athens reports of
. brilliant allied retreat from serbia,
coupled with the announcement that
the allies will continue the Balkan
campaign and send reinforcements to
Saloniki, has evoked enthusiastic com.
ment from the Italian press.
Some fear a expressed here when
the allied retreat began that Austria
would send her armies in pursuit,
help drive the ex~peditionary force
into the sea and then seize Saloniki
and an outlet on the Aegean.
The Rome newspapers now print
Athens dispatches expressing conf
dence that the allies will have no diff
fculty In maintaining their positions
ct Saloniki.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
ARMY TO DEFEND LONDON
Air Defense Corps Taken From Un.
der Control Of Navy.

London, Dec. 1.-THE anti-aircraf
corps in London is under the sole con.
troll OF the wal Office and Rear Ad
miral Sir Percy Scott is no longer In
charge This announcement was made
in the house OF commons by Harold
] Tenant. parliamentary under sec
rotary for war.
Mr.. Tenant explained that the de
has been a responsibility divided be.
tween the admiralty and the wal of.
hce. This, he said. has been the basis
of many criticisms.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Bulgarian Pursuit of Angio-French
Forces Continues.


Athens. Dec. ia violent artil.
lery battle Is being fought along the
Serbo-Greek frontier. according to
dispatches. Bulgarian shells are fall.
Ing on Greek territory. but thus far
nave done no material damage to any
Greek property.
One correspondent stationed at Sa.
loniki telegraphed hat a small Bull
garian force actually had advanced
five miles into Greek territory. Mill.
tary authorities here have no con.
firmation.
However, IL Is believed the pursuit
OF the r%etreating An~glo-French forces
continues and that fighting will begin
on Greek soil before many hours.
Falling back from Gievgeli and Dol.
ran the main body of expeditionary
forces entered four miles inside the
Greek frontier. Their retreat vas GOV
cred by an English division and sew.
eral French hattalians who held up
the Bulgarian advance.
The Anglo-French contingent left
behind to cover the retreat narrowly
escaped humiliation or capture. The
Bulgars made repeated attempts to
envelop them, but each time were re.
pulsed.
French and English wounded have
been arriving at Saloniki for twenty.
tour hours.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
BANK RESOURCES INCREASE
Last Call In North Dakota Shows
Growth OF $13,1f4.189.

Bismarck, N. d., Dec. 15.-Resources
OF North Dakota banks we're $13.114,.
1896 greater at the last call OF the
state bank examiner than at the pre-
reding call. according to figures Civ.
en- out by George j. Johnson. state
bank examiner.
Total resources OF the S2S state
banks and four trust companies re-
porting is placed at $S5. 2S9, 6S5. go.
In deposits the banks gained a total
OF S1d,O24.33 in money subject to
check, s167,356.2S in demand certif.
Gates, and SAT. 396.60 in savings de-
posits. Time certificates OF deposits
we're decreased by 1926. 1881.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
TAKE CARE OF THAT ITCHING,
ALL ITCHING BORDERS ON rcvr,~.

DO you regard that itching as a Sc
~ sning! II Is! Unless You begin
ointment he disease is likely to cling
on Tor months and years. Scores nf
grateful users say: why did we vast
nose months and years in agony when
This ointment is no experiment. it
absolutely healing in it's power. Do MOI
allow II TO become serious. Buy q hoy
sooay 20 light the beginnings of eczema.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Rev. G.. NJ. Knighton. Havana. Fla.
writes: For three months ! suffered
intense pain I'm the kidneys and back
which at times laid me up entirely.
used one ana a half bottles Of Foley
Kidney Pills and all the pain disappear.
ed. l feel as IL 20 years had been added
to my life" Relieves rheumatism, back
ache, sore muscles. stiff joints. Sold
everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
WOMEN LEADERS SEE WILSON


Washington. Dec 1.-THE White
House was the mecca of women lead
ers OF both camps In the fight for suf-
frage.
The first delegation received by the
president came from the National As.
ISOLATION Opposed to Women Suffrage.
headed by Mrs. Arthur M. Dodge OF
New York, president. Several hun.
dred members OF the National Ameri.
can Woman Suffrage association called
on the president later.
Mrs. Dodge, In a brief address,
thanked the president for having de.
clared that suffrage was a state issue
The president made no response.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
BulgarianS Cut Off French
From British.
LINE IS BROKEN THROUGH
Long Section OF French Front Taken
by Storm, the Defenders SUSTAINING
Heavy Losses-Oficial report Saws
Pursuit OF Allies Continues.

Berlin. Dec l5.-Bulgarian troops
have broken through the Anglo
French line and cut on the French
forces from the British, according 10
an official statement received from
Serbia.
IL Is stated a long section OF the
French front was taken by storm. the
French forces suffering heavy losses
Pursuit of the allied troops continues
The statement as given out by the
Overseas News agency follows
The Bulgarians continued pursuit
OF the Anglo-French troops ON both
banks OF the Vsrdar, in the direction
or Gieygeli and Dorian.
On the right bank OF the Vardar
the Bulgarians stormed the whole
French front between Milektoyo and
Smokavitza, southeast OF Kovanetz.
-Four French regiments suffered heav
lily. Near Nebortzi our cavalry rout
ed a French battalion and captured
its commander.
On the left bank of the Vardar We
elected the French and British from
fortified positions on Raba mountain
The defeated British withdrew to the
southeast, toward Karauglarlar. and
the French to the southwest toward
Bogdantzi. A Macedonian division
broke through the front. captured Bog
dantzi and cut on the French from
the British.
The pursuit continues"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
HOW AN ENGINEER KEEPS WE'LL

Railroad engineers are more exposed
to catching cold than other workers. r..
G. Duuaphant Of Monette. Mo. has run a
Frisco engine 25 years and all the med
icine he has taken Is Foley'a Honey and
Tar. He writes: u always keep 1T IN
my home and recommend il TO all who
have a bad cough or cold" Sold every.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Washington, Dec. 15.-An increase
of nearly 300 per cent over the sum
spent last year for big guns, coast
Notifications and ordnance, included
In the general preparedness scheme.
is asked for In the Notifications bill
prepared by the war department. Last
year S~6,06O.2l6 was srsnt; this year
~, 305, l23 10 asked.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Duluth. Dec. ia total of more
than SO, 200. 900 bushels. receipts of
grain at Duluth for the crop year
from Aug. | to the official close OF
navigation, set new high records. The
total, compared with 72.503, 426 bush.
els during the same period last year.
shows an increase of more than .
third.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
HUGE DEMAND FOR AMERi.
CAN COAL.

New York, Dec. l5.-Demand
for American coal by the
French government Is becom-
ing SO urgent, and the shortage
Of steamships for its transpor-
tation so acute, that coal deal
ers here say France may be
compelled before long to es.
tablish a government feet of
steamers to obtain an adequate
supply OF fuel.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Five hundred per cent or more on
an investment Is a good thing. Little
want ads In The Daily Leader will
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
TAILOR SAYS. MOST DELIGHTFUL.

Most tailors suffer from constipation
q. w. Robinson. Wichita Falls. Tex.
says: Il find Foley Cathartic Tablets
the most delightful, cleansing cathartic
! have ever taken They keep the
stomach sweet and liver active. and
drive away billousness, bloating. head
ache. duliness and other results OF clog
ged bowels. Sold everywhere.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16
FLOOD OF FOOLISH
BILLS PROPOSED
Congress Gets All Old Chest
nuts For Review.
MEMBERS ARE ADVERTISERS

OF the 10000 Measures introduced
Only About 400 Are Passed; Thus a
Lot Of Energy and Effort Are Wasted.
How Cloture Rule Was Finally De-
fested In Democratic Caucus.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1915-12-16

Ihe Republicans Who nave ucen talk
ing Roosevelt for the Republican nomi-
nation have received several severe
1oits. IF You want Wilson in the
White House for another four years"
some or the old timers told them.
lust boost this Roosevelt business.
The men that Roosevelt defeated in
1912 will never permit him to be pres.
ident again"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-15
SOLDIERS DEFEAT Bakers AGAIN.
WEISS AID MAAE5GH B1THHIT HARD
Army Champions Bunch Bngles Off Purity southpaw in
Three Different Innings; Twentieth Will Take
City Honors if They Win Next Game
on Sunday Afternoon
BY "BECK.,

TUNDAY afternoon may see the END
~ Of the city championship baseball
- series between the 29th Infantry
and the Puritys. The soldiers have now
won five games Of the seven played
and need but one more victory to
cinch the championship.
Maresch was better than weiss IN
Thursdays game, though neither pitch
er is entitled to any great glory. Weiss
1Iaresch managed to keep his hits
fairly well scattered, though il looked
for a time as If Graham would have to
be sent 10 his rescue and the sta. fling
er of the Army league was warming
up
Ten Hits for Each Tenn
Each team got 10 hits on Friday, but
the soldiers were on the long end Of
the runs. the final score being 10
in their favor. Two hits, a pass, two
steals and a double BY Savage gave
the soldiers two runs in the first in
ming The bakers came back in the
second with one run on an error,
steal and a single, but the soldiers add
ed two more in the third when Gilmore
and Augustiak singled and SOuders
clouted . double, after Morch was
famed
With two gone in the fifth. Billy
Meason connected for a home run
smash and in the sixth. the bakers
drew I'D closer than the soldiers felt
was safe, getting their third run on a
pass 70 Celcmia and singles by Dwyer
and Weiss
Bump Weiss in Seventh.
In the fourth, fifth and sixth innings.
Weiss was going good but the soldiers
bumped him again in the seventh
Buchanan opened with a triple and
scored on SavaEe's sacrifice fly to cen
ter field Gilmore singled and went
10 third when Augustiak followed suit.
The catcher stole second and both
scored on 1Iorch's long single to left
Souders popped TO Gilmore and Weiss
threw out CaDOral
Buchanan's error on Calemia's
Er0under started a Purity rally in the
eiEirh- Dwyer hit a long single and
C2lemia scored. Weiss famed but
Dvyer got TO third on a passed ball and
scored on Filleman's sacrifice fly TO
Davis. Mortimer tripled and the Purity
fans saw a chance to tie up the score.
All that was needed was a home run
Ogden didn't have il in his pocket and
was thrown out by Buchanan
McnsOn steals Second.
Meason opened the ninth for the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-15
when Cal went to Boxton.

IN 1871 Mckey went TO Boston with
Harry Wright. George Wright, SpaId-
ing. Gould, Barnes, Shafer and other
stars The National association, the
pioneer professional league. had lust
been formed McVey was the regular
catcher for the Bostonians, which fin
fshed second TO the Philadelphia Athlet-
les in 1871 The next year the BOstons won
the pennant with ease, as they did every
year Up TO 1876. when the National
league was formed In 1878. however,
McVey left Boston TO join the Balti-
mores as manager, but he soon returned
70 Boston and accompanied the team on
its invasion OF England and Ireland in
1874 He continued prominent in the
game for several years. playig right
field and first base and even pitching
on occasions
In 1876 he Joined the Chicago club.
which won the first pennant Of the Ma
tional leOgue- After retiring from the
game McVey finally settled in San
Francisco. where he got q Job as q
special policeman
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-15

%1ShE4 HDi4E1A INNS -AAN AALAA1 -
Frank Schultz. the grand old man OF
the sun field. Roger quickly advanced
the informal ton that this slugger
would again wear the Cub spangles-
He also limited that Alex Mccarthy
would be a regular on the fnrield-
either at third or second Eddie Null
ligan also came in for q boost, one
tending to create the impression that
the yOungster from Davenport would
be started at shorstOp. The future OF
Zimmerman as a Bruin seems to be
Rogers PRINCIPAL deep. dark secret