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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
Hills Baseball Dope

Attic the final score Of yes
tsr6sy's eissh between osatsis
and Dods 0einksrs v. ~ w.
team was Q 70 2. II should hsvs
been z 10 In ssvor o. the var
city.
Grrsrs on the pars u the v.
~ W. lnfield turned the tide
soainss the college boys.
Bfii Cunningham certainly looked
Mica with the stick against the Uni
verptty boys. He soused the apple
for three safet,es out Of four trips
10 the platter. One smack went for
two sacks
Catcher Moneymakse eot Into
the game In the right garden
Iona enough TO make two trips
to the plate ard rap out . sin
ole.
Frank ouixni booted . couple at
the third station.
Charley orooks cot Q double
out ~ two ehsneea-
Bert Cole didn't have much trou.
BILE in center. He covers . lot OF
ground.
The college lads mako the
proc slt UP when they slipped
over . double play.
Pitcher Brown didn't look like
anS whiriwind. but hos no busher.
even II . recruit. and used his
noodle. HcTl get By nicely.
Ken Williams won the game
for the Cubs ~ Shreveport. La
yesterday. by banging out Q
homer off the Shreveport
Finger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
HELD As sH0PLIFTER

Mrs. Mamie Manteufel OF Lake
view. who is both young and pretty.
is under arrest hero Wednesday,
accused OF being a shoplifter.
Miss Queen Jenkins. n clerk at
Rhodes Brothers store. says she
saw Mrs. Manteufel slip piece OF
silken lingerie into her muff an she
was leaving the store Tuesday after
noon.
When she was arrested she gave
her age as 20 years.
A complaint was issued by Dep
uty Prosecutor Ellis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
Reports Indicate Fishermen
Are Having Good Luck After
All; Many We're Out at First

Col o. G. Frisbee and party
made a good catch in Lake Taps.
A bunch left Saturday from Piper
a Taft's and spent Sunday on Cow
lake. The results were not given.
Deskin Reid. X. Prentice, A. Stew
art, ID. G. Bryant Jack Ross, Geo.
Shafer. c. NJ. Schuster and Mr..
johnson made up the party.
J. G. Fox and several of his
friends spent Sunday fishing on
Lake Washington. What's the uso
OF going out OF the county. anyway?
NJ. l.. Soules was seen on North
creek with a full basket.
Cy Green brought In q second
catch from some lake in Snohomish
county. Cy wouldn't give particu-
lars.
Matt orossman. erstwhfls trap
shooter, butcher and all-asound
good fellow. went out on . fishing
trip somewhere Saturday night and
up TO the present writing has mot
returned. Either his luck was -
good that no could not stop. or Il
was so poor that he hated to leave
until he had some fish.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
LLOYD MADDEN
LEAVES s. A. G.

The seattle club has lost an
other one ~ lie champ boxers.
Lloyd Madden. holder Of the
Coast tftIs It izs pounds, has
Ieft for Butte.
This 10 the second crack boy
70 leave recently. u was but .
short time ago that Henry
cisason. national champ q f23
pounds, departed for San Fran
cisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
CHICAGO DARklES
Beat j. OF OREGON

CORVALLIS. April 6.-The Chi
cago Colored Giants arrived In Cor
Wallis early today for their game
with the Oregon Aggies this after
noon. Fresh from IL 70 0 victory
over the University OF Oregon. at
Eugene. yesterday. they anticipat-
ed little trouble in disposing Of the
Aggies. Tonight the Giants will 80
to Portland. there to meet the Baby
Beavers tomorrow. Their itinerary
includes training season games
with Tacoma. Seattle and vancou-
yer. and perhaps Spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

Practically reversing the dope
that the bugs" had on the opening
OF the season. there have been
some fine catches made by fisher
men. even tho the streams are high.
Many old-timers stayed at home for
the opening. but nevertheless some
fine catches have been exhibited.
Trout catches seem TO be in the
majority. Those WIG went after
bass were in most instances disap-
pointed.
Among the Saturday crowd who
made . good catch was DR.. Ballou.
He fished on Lake Stevens.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

The Seattle Racing Pigeon club
held its first race OF the season
Sunday from Winlock. Wash. so
miles air line.
Fifty-eight birds. from 10 lofts.
were entered In the race. The
agent wired. ''Pirds up a. 8 q. m.
weather clear and calm" The first
bird arrived at the loft OF c.
Bauwens at 1905 q m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
CANADIENs vICToRs

NEW YORK. April s.--res Cana
dicns were considered certain win.
ners OF their two-game hockey
match with the Portland Rosebuds
today. following a 9 to victory In
the first encounter. The game was
fas, and furiously contested. Po-
lice broke up several scrimmages
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

PORTLAND. Aprfi Eddie
o'Conneli and Frank Vance. wr~s.
ting Instructors OF the kuitnomah
and Seattle Athletic clubs. respcc.
lively. will meet tomorrow after.
noon to select referee for their
match Friday night.
Mike Butler In said to be the most
likely candidate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
MT. VERNON WINS

MOUNT VERNON. April s~-The
local hi baseball squad won from
Bromerton hi yesterday. 4 to 3. The
game vas closely contested. Both
teams put up . good exhibition for
an early4eason mix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
B'NAl BIRTH give
SMOKER THURSDAY

Charlie Chaplin and Ford Sterling
will appear At the smoker To be
given Thursday night by Hi
desheimer lodge. OF the B'Nai
Birth. NJ w. o. W. hall. Fourth
ave. aud Marion 81. The local imi-
tators OF the movie comedians are
said 10 be in great fighting trim.
Six other bouts will take place.
AZ we'll an some singing and re-
freshments. Members and friends
are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
Willard Is in
No Need Of
Money Now

CHICAGO. April e.-osysrs
o. 5000 for . few mInutse
work ~ referee In bouts at Boo
ton. New York. BusSaIo and To
isdo have been rejected By Jess
Willard. wori6s boxing cham.
pIon, he let u be known today.
Promoters Of these Hohts mere
~ wanted Willard 20 appear In
. full dress suit and show him.
self. my wife 10 sick and I
want TO 90 home. anyhow" he
said. when the proposals. were
made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

This afternoons game win be
called 1t $3.50. Tho prices for the
game arc Jus, half OF tho regular
stipend.
Abe FIneeoid ~orks behind
the platter like . veteran Of the
civil war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

NEW YORK. April B.-eemi-lnal
matches In national court tennis
championship wero played here
today. Payne Whitney met G. r.
Sands. and Joshua Crane. the Bos-
ton crack. was opposed to G. 8.
Cutting OF New York. Grams was
generally picked N tho favorite.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

ueyd. the giant shertpstehsr for
the Chicago duskies, who take on
the Seattle club here Friday. Sat
urdAy and Sunday. In said to b
half . team In himself. He II ~
blg - Lajoia according to re-
ports, and handles the ball with
ooe hand about ~ well ~ with
the other.
0uho Festsr was handled rather
roughly By the Northwestern
leaguo clubs On his visit to this
territory last rear. and. believe
you Uncle Henery. they don't
~ into the habit Of slipping
thanes Over On the big botsis Of
vy111ng fluiA from the city On
d Iako MleAisxA.
~ osn1moe, Wesem fans win reeek-
1nse - enc Of Bob Browns twirl
lng corpa placed ON the suspcn-
- liot last year. wAs trying out
I'm the New York Giants this
Y oVglng. when he was taken sud
nanly IN. Il u said that he made
: favorable Impression on Nc
\ CIV.
No9 Calhoun, Tor twe eeasons
~ 6rst sacker for Mobile. Ala.
- written Nick williams that
~ = anxious to catch on with
ooDe club IN this neck Of the
Asserting 70 deps from vancouvsr,
HarYy Cheek. veteran backstop.
has purchased his release and II
looking for = place to light Harry
II too nifty Nbackstop to remain
unattached long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

Bill Cunningham. the new Giant
outsider. reminds one very much
OF Harry Heilmann. lie talks
and acts . good deal like the Cal
tsornia wiz. but 10 not ~ largo
u q q
Pitcher Brown and outflsidsr Cole
are the ianky birds in the Giant
camp. Both have to roop to get
thru the clubhouse door. being
over six feet.
= e =
Jimmy Lewis. who froIieksd In the
Spokane outsield last season. has
signed with Springfield, O.. In the
Central association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
Crowds Make
New Records
in the Coast
SAN FRANCISCO. April g.

SAN FRANCISCO. April s.
The biggest opening day crowds
In the History OF the Coast
league attended tho initial con-
tests, according to sdvIcss to-
day, which Indicated that bc-
tween ~ 900 and 5000 persons
turned out for the three games.
Sixteen thousand were present
at Los Angeles, between $4,000
and 5000 In San Francisco, and
almost $4,000 Ut Salt Lake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

Duke Kahanamoku. who win do
fend his title OF worlds champion
sprint swimmer at various meets
In the Eas, during April He win
appear Ia PfttsburE In the 100 and
22o-yard dashes on April 3. He win
swim In q New York contest April
10 and viii race ST. Louis stars
on April 20. Tho tour closes 1T
Chicago April 2s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
TT NE- CO.
il;6 al! ! 5; j ! J;
SE12 SPORT ZONE

DORTLAND Is all "het" up the Frank Vance Eddie
OConnel wrestling fraeas to be ssagedin that village
on Friday next Eddie OConnel is doing lot OF talking
the Portland papers doing 1t for hm-whle Frank
- saying nothing and saving wood.
= = q q
While Eddie very confident Of pinning Vance
mat Frank less certain that he is going emerge
the victor at the conclusion OF the affair At any rate
it will be tusslc worth going to and il will be one
match that is the dead level
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

Henry Huff, the Centralia youth.
has reported to the Tacoma Tigers.
He formerly pitched for the Cen
tralia Eiks and il said 10 be a
promising yonngrter
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
NJ PLAYER IS HURT

Catcher Peterson. Broadway hi
baseball player. was injured yes
terday in a motorcycle accident and
will not be- able to play with the
squad for some time. Five men are
now on the hospital list.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

Carl stoecker won the second
block Of the three-cushion match
for the city title at Brown g. Hu-
lens last night He bested Ray
Logue, so to 80.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

has been given which Is at all harmful In fact, all
OF the testimony in this seems to show, rs
far - that IL concerned. that any medicine that
ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has
tended to benefit the patient.
There IN no contention on the part OF the State.
and II 30 stated by counsel for tho State. that
there was anything in this advertisement that was
Injurious to public morala
So that 1t gets down to whether not this ad-
vertisement Is 10 grossly untrue As to involve
moral turpitude the part of Doctor Jordan.
Under all the Testimony in this case. cannot
lind that tho advertisement Ia so grossly untrue as
Dr.. Jordan is now located on Sece
Frat and Ycsler.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
MEET DATES SET

May 4 and 8 are the dates set for
the annual okanogan county track
and field meet. II wifi be held at
Brewster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05
The Best
Teeth

Are those that receivs
regularly the care OF .
Densist and their own
sr's attention.
The reason that !
havs such q large
practice IL because
when people come to
mo they send their
friends to me. and sell
dom go elsewhere for
dental work.
EDWIN =. brown
-. -. =.
7I1 Ftrst Ave.
Unlon Block
Open evenings unit
q and Sundays until I
for people who work.
Phone Main Sste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

On January 7 OF the year
1918, Doctor ]. Eugene Jor-
dan was arrairned before the
State Medical Board and his
license TO practice medicine
revoked, the contention OF
the board being that the ad-
vertisement repro . d.
which had been running In
the local newspapers, was
untrue. that Doctor Jordan
could not cure the diseases
mentioned therein.
Doctor Jordan appealed to
the courts IN the matter and
the trial OF the case which
followed. in the Superior
Court. produced evidence OF
n character that caused
Judge Waiter n. French to
award a decision to Doctor
Jordan. restoring to him his
license.
Judge French stated IN his
decision:
Tho court cannot find IN
this case that any credulous
or ignorant persons have
been deceived. On the other
hand. the witnesses who
have been produced on be-
half OF Doctor Jordan arc
among the best people in the
city. Professional people,
people OF standing In the
community. people who are
known TO the Court person
ally and people who are
known to the citisens OF this
city generally as being
among the best people In the
city. And I don't think that
II can be contended that
they were either credulous
or ignorant except rs the
laity generally is somewhat
ignorant OF medical matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-04-05

to involve moral turptuds the part Of Doctor
Jordan and Judgment viii. therefore, DO tor Doctor
Jordan
GREATER VNpicATioN GUILD NOT u
DESIRED
The Medical Board claimed tkat thase diseases
were incurahle meaning OF course. that they could
not cure them Doctor Jordan not only claimed 10
cure them but produced in court scores Of actual
ly cured patients ~ Witnesses for his case. The
stories OF their remarkable have been stated
under oath
Doctor Jordan has caused this statement 70 be
published IN order TO acQuaint the public and his
many friends with the proven facts in tho case.
nd Floor of the Mutual Life Building,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12
Cas- prinese grecne i4premembe

NtarmNkl rl"Nck upadicga %.
lImuccncga obraza pa ) clcui. pol
ANN rcNmatiIua Npada y prc,ck-
lost. Trinerjcv Imminent jc pri-
ne>cl iIprcmembo. pom.ga zane
>ljlvo in magic y rcvmatizmu i'm
nevralgijl, i~zpahlinah, otckliuah
IN ozeblmah it'd. Ccua - i'm ~
r"ntov Pc Ickauah. pc I,iti b la
80 rcntov. Po r,'i c,ui 80 Yam uu-
IN y Na>rm gu>poiirj>t,u ucoh-
h"dnr putrchcu Triurric, Cough
NrdattN" ,"t ucprrko>lilo zdra-
VII" n La>"ii, prchlad. holcu >ra,
hripaNo>I i'm uadUho Jos Triucr.
Ifdci"valer. kcmlk. 1913 1899
50 Ashland ave, Chicago. III.
ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

'talo redko. v mnogih krajih nicevo in
ahEo. kmetje bodo incl zita komaj
n donna. Ponekod 50 incl dohro ze.
,ev. %posebno tam. kjer 30 porabili
nn"go kalijeve soil in f~osfatov. Pri-
,akovati je velikega pomanjkania IL
"A Y bodocem letu. Re zadnje leto Sc
ie pripetilo. da smo moral radi slabe
'eSeni omejiti s~ejanie zita in da sa-
limo vet krompiria kot zi,a.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

kakor poroca duuajska "Ncuc
Freie Prcssc", ir bill bivsi ruski mini
Ster Suhomlinov " zdravstvenih raz-
Iogoy lzpusten IL iccc. imajo ga pa
baje pod policiiskim nad2orstvom. IA
kor je znano. j." bill Suhomlinov obso-
Jcn zaradi mlljon-kih slcpnrii. XII so
imcle med drugim tudl to p~o,ledico.
da je ostala ruska armada brez nui-
nih vojnih p~ot.ebscin. - Koliko poll
ticnIh "zi"cinccv" ic Y ruSkih jecah
umrlo, ne ia bi se bill sploh kdo brigal
IA Nth zdravstveno stanjc,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

William II. Taft. Xxi jc bill pred Wilsonom pred.
sednik, JIG ma nekcm ncwyorskem ,hodu kritiziral Adam.
sonov zakon "a osemurni delavnik. Med drugim 10
dejal, da dobivajo delavci prcvec moGi y zcdinjcnih
drzavah.
Taft je re star sovraznik dclay~tva. Republkancc
Je. In gotovo ne hi mogel javno tako goyori,i. &c ne
III bio Y njegovi Stranki razsirjcno tako mncnic. \
ko!!ko je deavcev, HI glaSujejo repubhcansko, Za,o
imaJo deiavcI pTemalo. ne pa prevcc moci y Zcdinicnih
drzavah. &c bi bill modri, bi incl y,o poli,icno moe
V svojih rokah. In tedai ne bi Taft tako ncsrnmno
govorancil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

kruppu ne p%rinaSa vojna ve6 take
ga dobicka kakor vcaSi. Treba bo kaj
ukreniti. da ne pridejo Sc tia slabi
cast. Ia celih IL miljonov mark ie
letoS cisti dobicek manjsi. kakor je bill
lani. P~opolnoma obupati res Sc nj
treba, kajti 1l3 m%ilionov je vendar
Sc skupnega prebitka. In morda hi
bilo tudi Sc nekoliko wee cistega do
bicka, ce ne hi bill vteknili vecjih
svot v povecanje naprav. Koliko Sc ie
"a to porabilo. nj znano. Gotovo pa
je. da krupp Sc nina razloga. da hi
hrepenel pc koncu vojne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Y italijanSkcm parlameniu 81 socialist vloIi-
Ii predlog, da maj Sc uVedc miroNuu pogaianjc
Proti %prcdlogu jc naNtopil minister Bn>rlli. rckoG.
da nj naNprotnlk miru i'm ne zci, da hi >c parla-
ment izrekcl prot miru, ampak dat ne hi ,lucl mi
rovni predlog priti od ltahjc. kcr jc Ia o|bliubiia
>vojim zavczniknm, da Sc be- Z mimi vrcd boicva-
la do kontnc image. Sociali>ticni prcdlog ic bil
odklonicn : 343 GLASGOW proti ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

' Ameriki je res pro-perita. Ravnatelji Colorado
Fuel 4 Iron drulbe naznaniaio. da dobe delnicarji. HI
irajo prednos,ne dclnice. 80 od,totno d~iviierio. HI SC
izplaca dine -. deccmbra. takorekot IA bozicro darilo.
Prednostne delrice imajo glavni capitalists; Rookie
Teller lie prvi med mimi. To mora hiti vcika toIas ba
"a clane Rockefelerjeve unijc. in "a postreiianc zrtve
zadnje stayke. ko je bilo "nemogotc" primakniti delay
Gem kaksen cent.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12
PO SVetu.

kapitan Roald .Amund>cn, Hi ic odkril juIni
pol, misli odkriti ST Scverncga. in STEER I acrupla-
nom Norveskega Sc mi>li p~rcliaii ; po>cbmu la.
djo, Xxi jo zdaj grade, take dalct, kakor dopuSta
>evcrna morska Struja. odtam pa p~olctcti ma pol
Icleti mu ie veG >rcGe kakor tunku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

da sc ustanovi nova progresivna stran-
ka, toda 2 novim imenom, novim Una
menjem in novim vodstvom. Kakor
Roosevelt, take tudi George W. Per
kins in sploh nObeden izmed progre-
sivnih voditeljev. Ii so podpirali
Hughesa. nj bill povabljen.
Tezko delo, ozivljati mrlica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Y -. Louisa. Mo. .jc Bryan de
jail, da hi morale zdruzcnc ccrkVc-
ne ohtine IL .Amerikc poSlati de
pmtaciio Y Evropo. Ola hi Il undot-
mimi verSkimi obcinami sterile kaj
rcshcga Y prid miru. Bryan .jc zad-
ME ease zclo zgOvoren: ampak
vclikp panctucga nj V tenn. kar
povc. Nirgov prcdlog ic pribliIno
mod"r kakor IanSka f'ordova ck>-
rrdicijr. in incl hi rayno toliko
u>pcha. kakor da ne "idi Bryan.
da ne Stcic V vpraSanju vojne in
miru Mi papcl mic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

q letIni ma Kranjskcm piSejo. Ze-
tev ie 'lpadla SlabSe kot m pricn.
kovali. Radi lanske vlazne ieseni ie
zgnilo mnogo semena. KlaSie lie no
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Mcsto New York dale IA pod
poru cerkva ma leto priblizno II
mil.ionov dolarjcv. Cd 3S0,952.9lO
dolarjcv neobdatemcga premoze-
nja odpada najvec.ii del. namrcc
26s ,049.925 dolariev ma cerkvc. -
Kl.iub tcmu Sc Sc Eajdcjo l.iudje.
XII pravijo, ola ~ cerkvam Y Ame-
riki slabo godi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

\orveSka ir od lacctka vojnc do l"tuinjcga
novcmhra izgubila PIP ladii lN2 izmcd tch ic me
10 >kupaj 2Nl62N ton. Iavarpvauc So bile IA 40.
0OO.OOO kron. \orvcSkd ic ucvtralua dclcla'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Nekateri progresiStl. katerim stoji
John Robert Taylor liz Brooklyna ma
cclu, razposiljajo vabila 2 ameno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Guverner Johnson Y California zeli
trezno milico. Ukazal je, da ne SINE
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

\"katrri lludje st zglaIaIo mad
TEN. da ic Franc Jozef V Svo.icm
tcsidmcmli omemil igraiku
Schratt. Nam 70 zdi. ola .jc bilo 10
vcndar lcpSc, kakor &c hi .io bill pc
toli.,ih lctih l.jubczni zata.iil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

pr'h"Ja " Pariza vest . tajnen zasedanju franco
>Ncsa parlamenta, ki So bavi L vaznimi v~prasanji.
, PRIV Vrstl : takimi, Xxi Sc titeio vojne. Prvo kon-
NEST" g"ner"ia Joffra imenovan general Petain,
uoSedahli N"dJa verdunSke obrambe, IA yrhovne-
IA P"VeIJhlKa N>eh zavczniSkih sill ma zapadni
"opl III da Sc no tnii ma Framco>kcm konccmtri-
r"!o FNe V"d>'v" roJnc kakor ma AngleSkcm y
Tohah ihaJhnega voInega sveta.
,crr'' 81 Je ranvala Nemcija cd vsega lacctka.
,"J"a III sr'ar lnnogega poSvetovanja, ampak
>'N"r akcije. To Je kakor ' %kuhinji; ce jc prevct
N"narl'N okrog ogn]lsca, ~ lc drug drugcnu ma
pax '"dl po reformah, ki Jill zavezniki pripraylja-
l", "''anc "a nJIh uSpeh vpra>amjc, &c so ma pra-
~ he>'lh praNl lJuiJe. Nj dovOlj. ia 81 da po>a-
"cHhiNu an mali >klpmI diktator>ka moe: vaI-
"'lSc le' ce Jc >poS"ben. da rabi >voio moe l. mai
'''I," nho%lI.h u>p'hom. Prlhodnjc lcto po pn-
N"""'" zee primes" zavrznIkom rrforlnc la rczul-
t''
#
''"|"I oel'afl(' :" napraNIl" ma >vrtu wee
"""cs"' N"N'r moore b"Nedc dobrcga.
W u j. plI" IanaNheJ>e konn"'HJ" 90! tr. ia
80 >'u"J iSra Ma "rSkem. q" ne hi bna noNarl">t
''N" Nci'Ha' ia st N>aK mp %Npr"m"ni y tro.ciij".
den 'rnil : Berlin na >vojo uradno me>,o. Ic ,loi
>"' zone %Nn : >e'"l NeNaJ cas-" ma lore. ,
:>c"t,l' "' DO tr'Oa >tradat. NcnNI lc lc d"hru. cc
'm' ci"N'N uipIoma'>K' PrIvll"gll".
#
"' Nic" uoR"uN"N ' humu'IJi bIzJl kakor ~
r.''" '"'' m'>'c'hl "otoN". SaJ Jc danes biz
IT, reg" J' n' N''ra1' l" ~ bi" t"dl brcz r'unun-
>Nt" '"sodN"N res. In tax" m"dt">tl lm"mlcj"
"'N"'cr' 'aN"P'N resin" gIa>or" " mlru'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Brrlm,ka 'No>>i>che Zri,ung'' pravi. da lc
MIR NNlcd dogodkov ' Rumuuiji blizji kakor ~
pred cnim mcS"ccm. - Gotovo, Sal ic danes BIZ
j.. nego jc bill v"crai. To hi bilo tudi brcz rtmun-
skin I"godkov res. In take modro>ti imcmirin
nckatcri ca>opi~i ''rc>u" gla>ovr O. miru'"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

=" pad"u Bukare,ta j. incl trlcgraf cope,
l@rcdnc@a po>la. kailrr j" tclegrafiral kaj1rii cl.
barar>krmu kraiju in >ploh ma v>c >rraui. A,.n.
dar jc kaiz"r zadnji. HI ina kaj la>lug "a to.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

ira|n" cencaril" :" napravilr ma >vrru wee
iudcga. kakor mOdrc bcSedc dobrcga.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Am"riSki poNIanik Gerard. HI So ic H. lnji ,c
den vrmll : Berlin na >voic uradno me>to. ,r ,l.i
stir tcmr Mvil : >eboi \ekaj casa ma tore
Ncmciji nr DO trcba stradati. VGa>i ic lc dobro. Geo
INA clovck diplomat>kr privilrgiic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

Diva brata move avstrij>kc ce>arice k>aver in
Sik>t. SO ~bojujeta , belyijski armadi. Diva brata
rumunskega kralja sc bojujcta Y ncmSki armada.
\ckoliko >orodnikov bolgar>kcga ""caria" So bo-
juic Y zavczniSkih vrstah.
Oh, >vete So rodbinskc vczi y kapitali>ticuu
mouarhicni dohi,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

\" 10 j" bho zabaynejIc komrlijc o! tr. III
80 >cdaJ igra ma GrSkem. &C. ne hi bla nc,arro>t
lax" Ncliha. ia 81 v>ak hip i%zprcmrni y tra.r,iijn.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-12

II lunlli,o jc, id )" prrna>a mon
da. kJCr 81 ic mi mogucc ilnrbiti. A.
sat. kar ~ mora, pa mctati -. manner
pre- ~velicanstvi'' j. rallika'