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The sun., 1916-11-16

SOUTH BETHLEHEM Pa, Nov. l5-A
small army Of former l.chigh stars rallied
to Coach Tom kcadN's assistance to-day to
help whip into shape the team for the two
remaining contests or IN" season. kcndy
decided that he needed more weight In the
backneld, 50 N. pulled Good back from end
to right halfhaCk Good Is not unac-
quainted with the duties ~ this position
The coach II not banking too much on tho
hope that HalstcRd viii be able to get Int
the Lafayette game. NalsteAi Il out every
day but improving SLOWLY, II was learned
to-day that there may be a possibility OF
Wysocki being used In the Lafayette game
The sun., 1916-11-16

MIppLErowN; Conn Soy team nm Hsrd
pan NsnN MI a,,.rnoon He pitted the varsity
ornins, tho freshman eleven. Inc ,Mnan w",n
his week indicates that coaen tardsv m"a" TO
"ans 4, the columbia game ShtuIusi
pIams poar on, M The opposing line by repeated al,
,acks Of straFh, football ana ,o 'S.,pw Sapt
this Wy ,i2rmon and Webb. These backs
p,n'{s" pm, he really With variety OF beniiderlnE
nlays which pr Faurer ana IN" 'on,n cnrI
have evolved. The men arc III ""e WI"
The sun., 1916-11-16
EMPIRE a. c. BOUTS.

Irish Patsy GIN" VIII meet Packe,
Hommcy. IN. rugged East side Hight
weight, In "A ten round bout Tonight al
the Empire 4. g ard Marty cross. th'
hard hitting Local lightweight, vii meel
Albert Badoud. the French champion, II
another. tliI" ranks among the toJ
notchers ana should he able 10 subdue hi
opponent. iiommey has been training hare
for this contest, AS a victory over clin,
will mean much to Packey.
The sun., 1916-11-16
CULLUM HALL WINS.

WEST rOIST y y, Soy, 1.-THE
Armys Cullrm Hal eleven, which has thus
far defeated an com"rs IN thr Irld'r"n
his wear. won again to-day, This time
The locals took IA" team ~ Commercial
High alumni Of brooklyn into camp by q
scor. of 20 to b. The cadet Guns outplayed
their opponents throughout and scored an
easy victory IN game that lasted Into
the darkness.
The sun., 1916-11-16
W. and .. Going South.

WASIIlSGTOS, Pa, Nov, l5.--Wa shing-
ton and jefferson resumed Practice To- day
IN preparation for m" strugsl" with Wash
ing'on and I've, which II to ZEE played In
Richmoni, Va, saturday afternoon. None
of III" Rci and RACK players WAS 50 So.
ripusly iniur'd as 20 he unable % make tho
Southern Journey, Th" G"neral-, following
the defeat of the Navy and showing
against nucknell are confident Of Victory
over Sol Metzger's team,
The sun., 1916-11-16
GREENLEAF BEATS KREUTER.
Illinois Roy Billiardist wins Over
Local Lad by $50 20 are.

Ralph Greenleaf and Louis Kreuter.
boy phenomenons. last night completed
their pocket billiard match Mt the WASH
ington Heights room. Greenleaf emerged
winner Of the three nights affair by $50
to 276. -
Kreuter had a high run OF 22 and the
Illinois youth pocketed 81 In succession.
Greenleaf won every one OF tho three
blocks.
The sun., 1916-11-16
EVANDER CHILDS WINS.

Tho soccer players OF Evander ChiIds
Hiah School were extended to the limit
Yesterday when they went mp against
the eleven of the Missce Country School
OF Bronxyllle at BronXvillc, i'vandur
Chi,ds won by | goal 10 o. Mavsr. out
side right for Evander Cb!ids. shot the
only goal
The sun., 1916-11-16
GOLF MATCH POSTPONED.

The professional four ball match 70
have been played at Essex county anu
MontclaIr yesterday was postpoheo pe-
c,uso ~ the illness OF one OF the par
t!Cipants.
The sun., 1916-11-16
DARLING R.rvard's Best scuIIer.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Nov. l5.-The re-
gents cup. n tropy offered annually to
the best single sculler in Harvard Uni
ycrslty. was won to-day by y. +. OAR
ling OF Worcester. His time for a mile
I'm the Charles River basin was ':lo,
The sun., 1916-11-16
QUERIES
AND
ANSWERS
Tom Mac Nulty

Dear Tom-whst year were the frst
post season games between the New YORK
S",ons Ys~ snd ons had foIs N. S.w Yers
'>' '' ''"' " Al REMMELiN.
First serie. was played in the fall OF
1910. New York Americans were or
ganized in 1908.
Dear rom-D,d Alexander win tn. hrst
game he pitched in last years world
series7 Did he pitch the frst Eame7 DID
he lose second game he g''1ee$MI p MURPHY.
Alexander won nrst game. to /. On
his next start. the third game. he lost
. TO /.
Dear Tom-p,d John Dunn. now mansg-
ing the Richmond International League,
ever pitch for New York or Brookiyn'c
Yes He pitched for Brooklyn in
1897. 1898. 1883? and 1900. and for
Giants In 1902.
Dear rom-who Is charged with tn.
defeat of the nrs, game Of the double
header on August IL between Brooklyn and
HARRY A. HARRIS.
off,cial scorer charged Pfeffer with
the defeat
pear Tom-f1D HOW Ola ~ Lawson Wltt
Of the Athletics? az when did Tim Jor-
dan stop playing with the Dodgers (b
Where was he born: a. what IL he doing
now! FRED KAUER.
t Twenty years OF age. tD In
1909. t3 l believe Tim was born and
raised In The Bronx. 90 He was re-
leased from Binghamton state League
and was playing semi .ro ball in The
Bronx the last ! heard of him.
Dear Tom-N What II the full name q!
Hal Chase? "a / understand there wa.
no worlds series played In the seaaon OF
1904. Please state the reason.
BOB DIAMOND.
! % Harold Chase. l2) New York
Giants refused to play Red Sox. So,
did not win American League cham
pionship till last game. Up 20 last gam,
| the H!ghlanders appeared to be prob
able winners At that time feeling rnr
high between Giants and Highlandsrs
and John T. Brush, president OF IN
Giants. announced Giants under N
! consideration would meet any American
League team In worlds series.
Dear Tom--Will you kindly publish I,
! THE SCN the leading batter In the Amer
lean League for the last nine years pre-
Sious to this year? HAROLD McKEOS.
Ty Cobb led American League In bat
ting IN 1907. 1908. 1909. 1910. 1911
1912. 1918. 1914 and 1915.
The sun., 1916-11-16
Rutgers Prep seeks Game,

As n -csu't nt ~" d}shrr1iuE Of tho
Hamilton "lr''u, liu'Sors Prep Is without
gann fo" saturday. Ndnrgcr Royd Of
the Jersey eleven HunounC.q that MS tenn
Is willing 10 play any strong schola
aggregation from the metropolitan dis
trict.
The sun., 1916-11-16

After the association spent the after
noon session in turning down the re-
quests Of the Fraternity. the little
lcaguers met again tonight and coasid-
cred amendments to the associations
constitution. which has endured for fif-
teen years.
Feeling among the minor leagues that
they should have representation on the
National Commission is very high. and
an amendment to the association con-
stitutlon seeking TO bring this about was
proposed. However. II was pointed out
that such a representative could only be
obtained with the consent OF the e'g
leagues The secretary was instructed
TO ascertain wha, could be done to pro-
cure the association such representation
on baseballs governing body.
Another amendment to the sssocia-
ton constitution would cut down tho
membership OF the National Board Of
Arbitration from nine to Ave members.
Such a reduction seems to be favorable
to most members. rs II generally Is con-
ceded that the present board IL un-
wieldy.
The sun., 1916-11-16
IE CORES CHANGE
s IN STYLE COSTLY
Attempt to Coach Him In Kick
ing Discounts Yale Stars
Natural Ability.
BROWN IN PREDICAMENT
ny DANIEL.

An endeavor to change the style OF
natural athlete possessing certain out
standing faults is not without Its dan
gers. Usually II Is best to let the star
ir~ demon .trated in rather striking
fashion In the case OF Harry lie gore Oh
the Yale football team
lie Gore had been expected 10 r.o>e
oy far the biggest hgure on tne s,'o'so,, s
this year. In a good MANI ways ne nns
made good. but 1t cannot ne
that In some respects ..e 1oi.
room for Improvement. Paricuia!y mas
he fallen OF in his kicking. In puntins ne
had been conceded posi'ion seco'"
only to that OF Eddie Dr'ggs OF frince
ton, yet last Saturday saw lie soie
emerge second best from pun'ink "ue.
with Hlllhouse OF Brown. VINO oH,s
Ral1 was schoolboy IN fu'heri"'"
eleven punts Hillhouse averaged pe',e.
than ~ yards. while IN ten k'eHs 1e
Gore averaged only 4Sla yards'
TOO much coachins mas sP
Cores punting. Certain folk AT Ne~
Haven have been trying 10 get tne MAJ.
lander to punt according 10 certain 49,
tenets established In the long ago an"
the attempt to change lie Cores styie
has discounted lot OF his naturai aol,-
ity. They monkeyed with lie core
method Of drop kicking. TOO. ana no" nc
cannot boot field goal to save ms necN.
Even in kicking goals from touchdo"hS
Il Gore has petered out.
= working on nr""e"
"a Gore has done some fine running
9TH the hall and he would do a lot bet
Gar n he had a team Of interferers. Even
IN <he nalmy days Yale never gained a
reputation for strong interference. and
this season finds Tad Jones pursuing the
The sun., 1916-11-16
May Alter Kicking Rule.

Foster Sanford. the old Yale star. has
invented new way to kick goals from
the field, and has named his method the
multiple kick. lie had his Rutgers team
use II and I. proved OF value against
Brown. for the only way Rutgers was
able to tally was through multiple
kick. Two men go back with the quar-
ter and hold hands in such a way that
he can place the bail in them in the
same position punt Is held and then
fourth man kicks the ball.
In reality It is simply a punt held
BY two men ana II IL going to be In
teresting to see how the rule commit'ee
regard this when they meet next year.
The rules read as follows about goals
a goal from field is made by kicking
the ball from the field OF play over the
crossbar OF the opponents goal In any
other way except by punt or KICK
on Hence this multiple kick Is al.
lowed according to the present rules. al
though II is in the true sense OF the
word nothing but a punt held by tive
men instead OF one.
The sun., 1916-11-16

The Brown game has not dampened
the homes OF the Yale men a bit for their
coming encounters with Princeton ana
Harvard. Every Yale man realizes II
was an exceptionally strong Brown team
that won. After severe baltic with
Colgate Yale was greatly handicapped
The strain that Yale had been under was
clearly brought out. and with a weeks
res. the team should show new lie.
The sun., 1916-11-16

Dear Tom-Did John Dunn. now manae-
ing the Richmond International League.
ever pitch for New York or Brooklyn:
The sun., 1916-11-16

Yes He pitched for Brooklyn in
1897. 1898, 1899 and 1900. and for
Giants In 1902.
The sun., 1916-11-16

down-I.o, hrop. Goals from heid-kins' rrS'"-
suSs,i,ute. KING for J CrorScr,
RorIand for Cowles. Thayer Tor k,ns, fyT,e ,s
Ero,h,nrham. j Crockor for West. Geary ior
Ashburn. Foster for Nash, wsdsw9rh tor
Pyne, ST Mark $; Hynklc for Fay. Pos. inr
Konniy. Stoidard for Post. Referee-IuNa
Blown. Ump,re--M Marshall. Harvard Lines
man-G. " BanEhard. Dartmouth. Time OF
per,ods-la minutes.
The sun., 1916-11-16
BASEBALL PLAYERS
DEMANDS TABLED
Minor League Convention
Opens Way for Battle by
Fultz's Fraternity.
TO MAKE NEW CLASSES

New ORLEANS. Nov. i5.-The National
Association OF Professional Baseball
Leagues assembled here for It's annual
meeting to-day and threw down the
gauntlet to David Fultz. president Of
the Players Fraternity. when II re-
jected the four requests made by the
fraternity upon the minor leagues.
These demands were made by the fra
ternity for the purpose OF raising the
status OF the minor league player Fultz
asked In part the elimination OF con-
tracts permitting the suspension OF In
jured players; permission to players
TO sign new contracts Immediately after
they have been notified OF their uncon-
ditional release allowance to minor
league players OF travelling expenses
from their homes 20 their clubs city or
it's training camp. and changes in the
procedure Of the national board In play
ers claims cases so "a I give the fra
ternity notice OF the clubs defence. also
an opportunity to reply.
Secretary Jonn Farrei' who Il the
sturdiest opponent OF the fraternity In
the National Association and always
has refused to have any dealings with
Fultz. argued against granting any OF
the requests. There was no argument
in favor OF them. and by unanimous
voted 1t was decided to table all four
requests.
The sun., 1916-11-16

VILLAGE =. e., Fri lay. SoV
Two star bouts Johnny Dt,,mmie '- !
Mooney. Joe Lynch vs., Kenny Net -.
The sun., 1916-11-16

Dear Tom-who IA charged with the
defeat Of the nrst game Of the double
header on August IL between Brooklyn and
Boston-Pfeff.r or Ruck~r7
The sun., 1916-11-16
Yale Freshmen Unbeaten.

The Yale freshman team, which has
had a very successful season. will meet
the Harvard cubs as an unbeaten eleven.
The Eli cubs have won every game on
their schedule. having on their list OF
conquered Exeter as well ss Anhover.
In their game with the Tiger freshmen
the Els had a circus, and succeeded In
rolling up score OF so TO lS The Yale
star IL Kempton. who II fine general.
brimful OF confidence. Whenever the
going IL rather hard he carries the ball
himsetf. and practically always makes
his distance.
The game with Harvard viii be by FAR
the hardes, for the Eli freshies. FOR the
Crimson has 200 pound line from
tackle to tackle. 1t also has back
field and pair Of ends that are OF top
notch calibre. Harvard also has a clean
slate,
The sun., 1916-11-16

Dear Tom-ID What II the full name cs
Hal Chase? b / understand there was
no worlds series played In the season Of
1904 Please state the reason.
The sun., 1916-11-16
Seek Reclassi acati0a.

Another amendment seeks the reclas-
sifcation OF leagues. and this Is consid-
cred as one OF the most important mat.
tcrs before the meeting. Some OF the
delegates TO the association are in favor
OF an entire rcmodclling OF the minor
league map. and something definite on
this point may be announced to-mnrrow.
Other matters involving relations be-
tween minor league owners and their
players and changes IN the ruling OF tho
national board came UP for discussion
during to-n,ghts session.
The sun., 1916-11-16
Shakespeare and Football.

Shakespeare must have been n great
football fan" In fact. some OF his lines
indicate he was an expert In the old style
|, game. In Antony and Cleopatra" he de-
clares: "'Tis sport to maui the run
. ner." In 1.-THE Merry Wives Of Windsor
Bill says. "Breaking OF ribs was sport
for ladies'" and In THE Tempest"
sSome sports are painful" II Bill did not
mean football. we miss our guess. When
IN Henry VI" hc said ~ saw no bet
ter sport these seven days" he was not
referring to the recent Harvard-Prince-
ton game. AS a general commentary on
. football, the Bard OF Avon AYERS. in
'-"Henry w." "Rlows an' groans applaud
our sport" Nowhere does Bill make
mention of the forward pass.
~ This Ia the time Of the year when the
hardy correspondent wires, The slogan
IN We must beat Siwash.' Or. on to
Hoozus,' resounds over the campus"
McGrath, tackle, and kirkpatrick.
Ruard, could make the Val" team hands
down II they were eligible. They will
/. probably stra 'Shten out their scholastic
din,cultics by the time the football sea-
son 10 over.
The sun., 1916-11-16

Dear Tom--Will YOU kindly publish In
THE Sun the leading batter In the Amer
lean League for the last nine years pre-
,ious to this year? HAROLD MckEON.
Ty Cobb led American League In bat
ting IN 1907. 1908. 1909, 1910. 1911.
1912. 1913. 1914 and 1915.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

nickih Novin," ko dnevno vstopa
"a mir in blagostanie srbskega
l.iudStva.
Razmerc oh casu prepovedi so
sc med Bolgarijo in Srbiio po-
oStrilc in VISA Znamenja SO govori-
la, da pride do vojne med drza-
wanna. Srbski socialist MISC hoteli
lie skleniti mir z monarhio, ampak
so hoteli $ sosedno drzavo B0lga-
RHO ziveti V miru. Tudi bolgarski
socialist so nasprotovali, da hi
njih drzava vstopila V voino. Med
sodrugi obeh draw ie postajala
vcz pobratimstva mocnejSa in
tesnejSa. Mejtem ko bolgarska
vlada nj delala nobenih ovir stran-
kan in poScbno ne socialistom, sc
je srbska vlada obnaSala napram
sodrugom vedno brutalneje. Bio
je nerazumljivo TEN bolt, ker .je
Srbija re takrat bila V nesreci in
hi morala vsako priblizan.je Boil
garlic ~pozdraviti. Paste ie pa do
zdevno popolnoma izgubil svojo
pamct.
Srbski in bolaarski sodrugi so
namcravali enega i'll istcga dine
vprizoriti V NiSu in V Sofiii mi
rovne shode, ma katerih mai hi GO
vorniki liz oheh dezel govorili. Ma
shodih so imcli povcdati, da sc
prolctarci obeh draw Gutijo bra
tc. da so prot voini med Srbijo
in Bolgarijo, sploh proti
vojni. Shod hotelu "Evropa"
ie bill dobro obiskan. Med udele-
zcnci jc bio mnoeo mescanov in
ranjencev. IL Bolpariie sta doSla
Sodruga Jurij Dimitrov, poslanec
in tajnik strokovnega svcta. Xxi sta
imeia govoriti ia shoGu. Srbska
vlada 70 brutalno nastcrila prot
tel akciii pobratimstva in shod
Sc nj mogel obdrzavati. Kmalu po
otvoriti shoda so priSli policisti
in orozniki. razbili so shod i'm spo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

ma mesecema . S TEN vlada Sc nj
bila zadovoljna. IIotela ic imeti
tudi odgovornega urednika LapGe-
vica. Pri TEN .ic Paste dozivcl prvi
poraz. Justicni minister Liubo
Jovanovit lie zahteval V skupscini,
mejtem ko je naznanil prepoved
"a dclavski list V obseznem govo-
ru, da sc izroci sodr. LapceyiGa,
da Sc lahko radi veleizdaje po-
stavi pred sodisce.
Izcimila sc je ostra razprava, V
katero .je posegel tudi Paste in cd
loGno zahteval, da Sc izroGi Lapce-
vie, da Sc tako kaznuje radi
iZdaistva domOvine. V imcnu
stranke !ie govoril K%aclerovit in
~iziavil, Ola .ie v TEN slucaju lap
tevic zastopal pravc intercSe srb-
skega ljudstva in .ie ostal mn pra-
VEN patrioticnem stalisGu. kar sc
o onih, Xxi Zahtevaio njegovo ola
va, lie more reel. LapceviI nj ho-
tel drugega kot reSiti Srbsko l.jud-
stvo popolne pogibelii III dezelo
o~bvarovati katastrofe. Ali jc Ia
velcizdaia? Kdor trdi, da jc lap
ccvit podkupljen, je hudobcn OBJ
rckovalec. Pc daljSi ostri debati
le &bornica zakljucila. da sodr.
LapteviGa ne izro6i. Prot; PasiGu
in iustitnemu miniStru .ie glaSo-
vala velika veGina.
Ma prihodnii sell STA sodruga in
terpclirala radi prepovedi lista.
Dobila nista odgovora. Dclavci so
ostali breZ lista. lie Ell mesc ie
trajal tax polozaj. Sodrugi so IL
vojevali, da ie priccl izhajati nov
list z drugo glavo, pa vendar V
starem duhu.
Sc ~tezaNncisi .ie hi. poiozaj IA
>odruge, dokler nj smell izhajati
list. Bill ie edna vez med sodrupi.
Zdai so bill osamlicni in zapuscc-
nj. Nikogar nj bilo. XII b. delavcc
spodbuial in tolmacii, n:llogar XII
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23
Pri socialism, v Srbiii.

de bescde in %izrece, kar mora po-
vedati. Classic sodruOov je bilo
zopet ma vrhu in je imclo velik
vpliv ma ljudstvo. Pasic je hotel
socialisticnO casopisie diskrediti-
rati i'll .ie dial oznaniti, da je pod
kuplieno cd Nemcev N Avstro-
Ogrske. Mescansko casopisje ie
ma YES glas kricalo obrekovanja
in zahtevalo, ola Sc z vso strogost-
io nastopi prot sodruoom. Sodru-
gi MISC ostali dolzni odgovora in
so povedali resnico. da ie meSGan-
sko casopisje podkupljenc cd VIA
de, Xxi 81 da dobro placati boz pro-
ii edinemu listu, Xxi oznanja resni-
20. in hoce doseGi, da % prepove
i=daia" lie Ceiavskcra lista.
Dolgo nj bilo treba cakati. 20
so iii Ruvi odbiti, je pricelo tu-
di mescansko casOpisje izreLati
zelio o miru. izprva seveda, skrito,
potem pa .iasneie. Zdai so tudi
sociali4ti lahko govorili svobod-
neje i'll Zahtevali so mir. Tal;rat
sc JIG dogodilo, da ie LapGev:t
vstal V skupsGini in ob:nzil Waldo
PaSica. da ie V interesu druge DR.
zave unicila iunasko srbsko liud-
stvo in dezelo Driblizala usodi Bel
giie. Zahteval ie, da srDska vlada
takoj pricne mirovna pogaianja
Z %monarhiio, preden DO prepozno
in dOkler Sc nj vse iZgubljeno.
Stranka PaSica ie bila kar IL scbe,
vendar nj mopla oslabiti ucinka
govora ma del poslancev in ma jaw
most. Mescansko casopisle .je "a
molcalo govor sodruga, priobcil
ga ie strankin list do bescde in po-
vedal V uvOdniku svoie mnenic
in Zahteval takoisnji mir, ker
drugace sc unici .Srbija in njeho
liudstvo. Ma to je prepovedal Pa
Sic ~izdajanie lista. Xxi ugania edo
movinsko- izdajalsko' politiko in
Sc ''prodaia" Ncmcem in Avstro-
Ogrski. To sc .je zgodilO pred dive
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

bl jim vzbuial zaupanje V bodoc-
most in drzal njih duSo = ravnotez-
jul. Ali Lapcevic in Kaclerovic
nista mirovala; vedno ostre.jSe
sta napadala Waldo V zbornici in
odlocnejse z%ahtevala, da Sc dovoli
izdaiati list. Paste nj hotel tega
dovOliti. Lapcevic .ie obiskal mi
nistra V niegovem uradu in mu IL
lavil, ce noce, da sc Srbi posluzijo
najskrajnejSega sredstva V svo-
lem lastnem Interest,", mora dovo-
lti, da 81 list ida. Paste ie odgo-
voril, da ie n%eovrgliiv sklep kro-
ne. da list socialistov Ee izha.ia
wee. Govori Sc lahko lie o TEN, Ga
nadomesti "RadniGke Novine''
drug list, katerega pa ne SINE urc-
Jevati LapceviG. Novi list he sine
biti pisan V sedanjem tonu in ne
SINE huiskati prot vladi in vojni.
Ia urednika mora biti imenovan
MOI, XII "a he varuie imuniteta.
Crednik mora biti pripfavljen, "a
"a svoje deio trpi in ker ga Skup-
Selma noce i%zroGiti, ne SINE prcga-
:Ijan!c urednika Bit odViSnc cd
skupStine. Z drugimi beScdami IL
rednik novega lista ne SINE biti on
ali kateri drugi poslanec.
L~apccvic ie odgovoril. da ne ma
Sprotuje, cc sc mcnia inc liSta in
he da ME Ia To, &c bo on urcdnik,
ker pri socialisticncm listu he gre
IA TO, kdo je urednik. Ne more
pa obliubiti, da DO list pisan V
drugcm duhu, kaiti list BIO social
%stiGen. kakor ie bill pre.iSn.ii, in
mora ostati glasnik strankc in or
nanicvalcc socialisticnih ciljev.
Pogajania so koncno vodila do
uspeha. Pc enomcsccnem prestan-
Ku Jc iIsio noyo stranhinu glaSi-
10 pod imenom "BodoGnost," XII
"a ic urcicval neki druCi sodrug.
"Bodocnost" izhaia poldruoi
mcscc kot dnevnik V NiSu i'm ma
daliuic dclo prcpovcdanih Grad
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-23

In in cutll avstrijsko, velikanska ovira. i'm da so
mas cato crtlll liz dina duse. Vedeli smo. koliko a.
gentov IL ltahJe Je bio raztresenih V krajih oh
AdrlJl PR naJvazneJsih podjetjih in cello V iavnih
uradih, in bivsi cesarski namestnik V Trstu. urine
Hohenlohe, je to tudi dobro vedel. i'm cato so buta-
Ii vanJ Jezni valovi laSkih diplomatov. cato so ga
skusaii kamchJati. In takrat, ko so nasi poslan-
ci preprecih ltalijanSko univerzo V Trstu. lie MISC
preprecill samo vsled tega, ker Sc lie godila Slo-
vencem krIvlca, ampak ker so vedeli, da hi posta-
la nova laska univerza gneZdo in srediSce laskega
lredentlstlcnega gibanja, Xxi je hotclo 5 svoiimi
protiavstrlJskim teznjami z%astrupiti Sc drugo.
dobromislece cesarju vdano ljudstvo in tako oma-
jati temeJe aystrijSki misli oh Adriji. I'm cato ie
doDro, da 81 pokllccmo V spomin vSc to re Zdai,
pred mlroVnlml pogaJanji, da Sc ne povrncjo 20
pet one neznosne razmcrc, da ne DO zrak avstrij-
Ske Adrije zastrupljen, ampak cist in jason.
cato smo Sc neizrcscno razvesclili one odred-
he, XII j. lztrgala ltalijanom ono payOvo perje V
AlbaniJi, 5 katerim so Sc pc krivici toliko casa So
pirlll, III odrcdila, da Sc V pc hrabrih avstriiskih
cetah okupirani Albaniji imenujejo in piScjo me
sta pc imenih in V ieziku domaGega prebivalstva
in he wee V tujem italijanskem jeziku. Vedeli
smo takrat, to pomeni velik korak naprcj k ures-
nicenju naSe avstrijske misli oh Adriji. i'm sedai
cakamo, da bodO pc tem prvem koraku slcdili Sc
drugi vaznejsi. Nsakdo We, da je Dalmaciia cisto
hrvatska delela i'll cato Avstriji in ccsarju zvesta,
IN cato Je velika krivica, anahronizem i'm zalienje
hrvatskega in avStrijskega 6ustva. Cc Sc Sc vedno
uradno i'll neuradno imenujeio imena dalmatin-
SIKH krajev, NEST in otokov V italijanskem jeziku.
In ravnotako V lstri in Sc posebno pri mas ma Go
riskem. NSi vemo, da so imena Raccogliano,
Ranziano, Mcrna. Savogna, Iamiano. Chiapovano
It'd. nasi cisto slovenSki kraji. Orehovlje, Renee,