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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
3endes Make Even 500 by Taking the Opening Game Wheel
DENY CLAIM OF DODGERS
AGAINST NEWARK CLUB
Commission Rule BROOKLYN Refused
Co Dispose Of Interests When
Told 10 do 80.

CINCINNATI Ohio July ILL.,
the claim Of the Hrooslyn National
league club of $500 81 against the
Newark club of The international
league was Monday denied los the
National baseball commission. Prest
Johnson OF the American league.
member OF the commission refused
To concur. The commission. how
ever. did allow the BroobIvu club
the difference between the amount
received for the franchise of the
Newark club 10y the International
league and the net expenses incurred
in operating the club during the
year 1915 at HARRISBURG Pa and
Newark.
According 10 the commission the
claim Of the Brooklyn club was corr
rect and there was no manipulation
IN money matters between these
clubs. but owing 10 the fact thar
the Brooklyn club refused 90 dis
pose of its interests I'm the Newark
club when told 20 do SO hy the
commission. the original claim of
S55.292.S1 was disallowed-
The finding points out that The
Prooklln club later offered 20 settle
the case upon its being paid $4,000
hut the commission ruled that but
for several extraordinary features OF
the case the commission would all
low this compromise.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
SUMMERS BACK IN GAME
Old Detroit Hurier to Umpire i'm
Central.

LAGODA. Ind. July Fiddle
Summers. marshal Of the town of
Ladoga. has rendered his resignation
and gone 10 Terre Haute where he
will begin his duties as an umpire
in the Central league Summers
formerly was a pitcher with the De-
troit Tigers. Last spring ne had
charge of the Wabash college nine.
The Lagoda Scalpers, with whom he
has been playing, disbanded when
he announced his intention OF going
to Terre Haute.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
Blenders RETURN
HOME THURSDAY
Will Stage Thirteen Games on
Home Lot-End Road
Trip Wednesday.
By Ed. J. Murray.

Thirteen games are scheduled for
the next home stay Of the Benders
starting with Thursdays game with
Dayton The present road trip viii
end with the game at Wheeling on
Wednesday.
The Vets will be here for three
games and these contests should fur
nish plenty of excitement and draw
the fans out 10 the park in large
numbers. In the five games staged
at Dayton, the locals won two and
dropped three. In the first game they
never had "A look in. but the second
game they lost went IS innings be-
fore the winner was decided The
third game dropped. was a seven in
ming affair and was won by a one 70
nothing score.
Wheeling will follow the Vets for
three yac1es. Grand Rapids is next
i'm line wtEA Muskegon will follow
for four games The Blenders must
meet these four clubs ina two series
during the present half Of the season.
Only home and abroad series will
be played with the Highlanders.
Evas and Reapers
DOnncIIy with Team.
Catcher Donnelly according to lat
est reports is still with the club al
though Watson has been doing the
catching lately Tieman who left
with the club is back home and Mar
row was dropped several days ago.
Watson is a LoganspOrt lad but has
been catching for the Kokomo club.
Green recommended him TO smith
and judging from box scores he has
been playing a good game behind the
bat
Pres't DickersOn Of the Central
league has been h 5y these last few
days equalizing things i'm his league.
He has finally arranged a schedule
whereby each club in the league
Will play 50 games on the road and
the same number at home. Evans
Vile Will be the only exception and
will play only 6S games. equally di-
Vided at home and on the road.
In order TO arrange for 80 games
at home for each club and follow out
the original schedule il was neces-
SdlN 10 auO "A couple OF extra games.
This means that the Benders must
stage a double header with the Day
ton team and with the Springfield
club. These games will be played on
the final trip.
Expect Close Race.
The new season has been under
way now five days but gives promise
of resulting in a close race. All
eight clubs seem set for the chase
for the pennant and no runaway for
any club is looked for. Grand Rap
ids has had a bit of tough luck re-
Gently and Alcock a third baseman
has been doing the catching. Day
ton has only broken even in the first
six games staged and will have a
battle on their hands 70 repeat their
early march.
Smiths club is going good now and
is much better club than the one
that opposed Dayton here at the
start of the season. with the slate
wiped clean the boys will have more
ambition and will be in there lighting
harder since they have a chance
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
81 RUNS IN INDOOR GAME
Studebaker Cubs Beat South End
Blues, Monday.

In an indoor baseball game played
at the Studebaker park yesterday
evening. the Studebaker Cubs won
from the South Bend Blues by a
score Of % 10 Il.
The battery for the winners was
West and Clyborne and for the Blues
Ora bonsky and rabonsky.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
ST. JOE GETS MANAGER
Hans Mite Will Pilot Team i'm
Western League.
.nntlonal News Servlce

International News Service:
ST. JOSEPH. Mo. July H.
Hans Mite, catcher for the Vernon
club in the Coast league, has signed
TO manage the local club of the
Western league. il was announced
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

Stolen bases Fluhrer. Hoffman. Spen-
Ger Holderman Wagner Gray. Mitchell
= French . Sacrifice hits Mitchell.
Gygli TwO-base hits Riley. Gray. La
Ross. Double plays-W Wagner to French
Mitchell To Gygi Hits aud earned runs
on Riley II hits. runs i'm 61-3 in
ningS OF Dunn. = hits. no runs I'm %
innings. of Cramer : hits. I run i'm .
innings. Struck out nv Cramer. T.
Bases ON balls on Riley. of Cramer.
/ Wild pitch -Cramer. Hit batsmen-
Hungeling. Fluhrer ay Crameri Hol-
derman tby Riley. Left on bases
Springfield. Is. Terre Haute. 10 Umpire
summers Time 30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
FIGHT results.

International News Service:
NEW YORK. July Jim Hea-
s. the Irish heavyweight Knocked
1ut Soldier Gunnison or Newark. IN
he second round
Young otto outpointed Banty
sharpe IN 10 rounds
Paul Dixon defeated *. -. Swee-
ley iu a lO-rouud bout.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
DUNN GETS REAL MAD
AND GOES INTO BOX
Farce Game Between Tots and
Reapers Won by Former To
Miller Stars.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. July H.
After the game had been turned in
to farce i'm the seventh inning
Monday afternoon and disputes
arose over decisions by Umpire
Summers. Terre Haute won from
Springfield to /. Mgr. Dunn Of
the Reapers got so angry that he
went in himself and pitched after
Riley had been pounded hard.
Miller's hitting and fielding We're
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
REDS TURN ON VETS IN
NINTH AND WIN 7 TO 5
Muskegon Piles Up six Runs in
Final Erame-N hcatlcy Doubles
With Bases Full.

DAYTON. o.. July 11.-Muskegon
scored SIX runs after two were out
in the ninth Monday and defeated
DAYTON TO s. Wheatiey's double
with the bases fun decided the
game Warmers error left the way
open for the visitors to win
Storch's hitting was a feature
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
EVAS WIN GAME WITH
BLACK S0X IN FIRST

EVANSVILLE. Ind, July IL
Evansville punched four of her
seven hits of Meter i'm the first in
ming of Mondays game. allowing
her TO take the first game of the
series from Grand Rapids by the
score of z 10 /
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
-FOUR CLUBS LEFT.

International News Service
SUPERIOR. Wis July 11.-Vir-
Sinia. Mimi. and Fort Williams.
Ont have been dropped from the
northern League circuit. leaving only
four clubs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

FwO-base hits Bashaug. Tannehill.
Cleveland. Watson. Duty. Three-base
hit-Collius Home run-Dufy Earned
runS-W hceliag. Il. South Bend. g. Base
Ju errors Wheeling 1 South BEND ..
stolen bases -Altenburg. Sheeren Koch
Ter Base on balls on Duny. & Struck
out-By Duffy. . by Green g. Double
play Reilly 10 Callahan 90 Lear Sacri-
flee hlts-Colius. Reilly. Wild pitch
McColl. Hits and earned runs on
ireeu. > runs g hits in 21-5 innings.
Left on bases South Bend. Wheeling.
Umpire DAILY Time 90
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
PITCHES N0-HIT GAME
AshenfeIter Goes Big Against TT.
Wayne Club.

RAY AShenfelter. who was with
the South Bend Central league team
for a time this season. pitched a no
init no-run game against the Fort
Wayne club at Elkhart sunday In
the fourth and NTH innings ne fan
ned all three men He was given
faultless support and the Elkhart
club won TO o. The game was
played in l:l5.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
HINCINLAN DROPPED.

International News Service.
LINCOLN. Neb. July Hilary
Hinchman. veteran second baseman,
was given his unconditional release
by the local Western league club
today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
SMITH WINS

international News Service
ROCHESTER, ~ " July ll.-
iunboat Smith the California
heavyweight outpointed Tom Nc
Aahon or Pittsburgh. I'm 10 rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

sBatted for AIelter M ninth
score BY Innings.
Evansville ......--..-..... 800 go O0s 8
Grand Rapids .-.--..-.-.- 90 600 COL
Summary.
Two-hase lat ktbhle Ihree-haSe mir
Yantz Double plays-Carey 70 Rrant
10 Ellington Knoll 80 Teunart. Left on
bases Evansville. : GRAND Rapids. ~
Sacrifice hif Brant Struck ont Rr
Larsen . 10y Nlelter =. Base ou balls
larsen I Meltcr. 3 Passed hsU-AI-
cock Umpire Ryan. ume-1.45-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 10.-
Eube Oldring. former star outfielder
OF the Philadelphia Athletics, an
nounced Monday that he would sign
"A contract 10 play the remainder
o. the season with the New York
American league club.
Oldring announced mis- retirement
from baseball on July L. Connie
Mack gave him his unconditional
release and said he would not stand
IN the outhelders way II ne wanted
TO Join some other league.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
MONDAY ; RESULTS.

Central League.
south Bend. :: Wheeling. q.
Grand Rapids. Evansville. .
Muskegon. Z Dayton. ,
Sprin gfeld. 1 . Terre Haute. 4
National League.
Boston. 8: Chicago. q.
New York. ! Pittsburgh. :.
Philadelphia. .. 81. Louis :.
Brooklyn. .. Cincinnati. =
American League.
st Louis Philadelphia, both games
postponed, rain
Chicago. a.. Boston. 90
Cleveland 3. New York. >
American Association.
ST Paul indianapolis. q.
Kansas city, Z: Columbus.
Minneapolis 10: Louisville, IS.
Milwaukee. 3, Toledo. Il.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Central League.
south Bend at Wheeling.
MuskegOn at Dayton
Grand Rapids at Evansville.
Springfield at Terre Haute
National League.
Brooklyn at St Louis
Philadelphia at Chicago
New York at Cincinnati
Boston az Pittsburgh
American League
Detroit nc Washington.
St Louis at Philadelphia
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
American Association.
Kansas city ar Columbus.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
81 Paul az Indianapolis
Minneapolis at Louisville.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee 100 600 zoo , ,
Toledo ... $40 062 0O'-I2 IA 1
Shackelford and Mayer; Main
and Sweeney Devogt
Columbus. 600 200 600 s O
Kansas City 400 002 DOL .
Davis. Vance and Murphy: san
ders and Hargrave.
Minneapolis $40 O51 00O-1O IA 0
Louisville. POI GOO 21O- 613
Burk and Owens; Northrop. Boeh-
Ter and Williams.
ST Paul .... 000 100 600 .
indianapolis. O2O 500 lO'-6 l3 3
Leiheld. Niehaus and Glenn. Glenn
ons Aldridge and Schsng.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

score By Innings.
AluSkegOn ............ 100 600 COS Z
Dayton ........-.......... 122 600 OO0-J
summary.
Three base hits -Storch. Fischer. Two
base hits Spencer, sykes Stewart.
Wheatley. Sacrifice hits Sykes. Stanley.
Brubaker. Double play Warner 20 Nee
20 Sykes. Bases ON balls-O d Wheatley.
4. OF Lakaf. g. Struck out BY Wheat
ley. 2: Toy Lakaff I Left on bases
Muskegon. >; Dayton. = Umpire Geisel.
Time IS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

Allen and Gowdy; Prendergas
Hendricks. and Fisher. Clemens.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Cleveland . 600 O02 O1O-3 2
New York &C.,. O1O 600 1902 = i
Klepfer, Coveleskie aud O'Neil;
Shawkey. Russell NUnamaker and
Walters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Philadelphia 600 600 O32-5 l
st. Louis &C.. 100 600 1902 10 o
RiXey Benton and Killefer. Burns
Jasper, Williams and Gonzales.
New York Dol 600 OOO-1 2
Pittsburgh BIZ 600 2O~-7 10 0
Schauer Schupp and Rariden;
Miller and Wilson.
Brooklyn - 600 1902 OOO--3 ,
Cincinnati 0O1 202 O1~-6 1
Appleton. Mails and Delt, Meyer;
Schneider and WingO.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11

Villa ms and SChalk.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-11
YESTERDAYS SCORES

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

IL drugih dezel hi lahko naStel neStete take
zglede.
Ma slovenskem je storil ma TEN polju najvec
trzaski "Ljudski ODER, cigar delo je naravnost
obGudovanja vredno. Nobeno slovensko druStvo
NINA tako veGke, sistcmatiGnc in lepo urejene
k%nJiznice. Tekom S~vojega obstanka je priredilo
dolgo vrsto predavanj o nairaznovrstneiSih pred
meth in %zanimanjc med tlani ie bilo tako 1.-Two,
da je V par letih predavatclj lahko govoril pred
tenn delavci kakor pred a%kadcmiGnimi ljudmi.
NaSi Sodrugl professor FRANKIE. professor dr.. Lon
ear, pokojni Dir. Dermota, Dir. Tuna, ma voini pa
dli professor Dir. Mcrhar in drugi so mi pravili. da
MISC mixer prcdavali : takim uzitkom kakor Y
trzaSkem DelavSkem domu; in rad sem i'm vcr-
Jel, ker sem incl sam cnakc obGutkc. DruStvo ic
uNtanorllo wee podruZnic po okolici. in povsod ic
bilo zanimanic velikansko.
Podobno jc Y I.iubliani dclala 'V~zaiemnost" -.
1t Jo Jc lc prezgodaj zatrla vlada zaradi mchcga
prcdavanja, Xxi je Cankariu pribavilo Sc oSem dni
pod ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS" Strcho.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Z razmeroma skromnimi sredstvi, danes pa ina
podruznice po vseh dunajskih okrajih, nekoliko
svojih domov, pravih palaG z dvoranami Ia preda-
vanja, koncerte, k~njiznice in Gitalnice in sijajna
uGna srcdstva. Seveda ina to deloma zahvaliti
velikim darilom nekaterih bogatih ljudi. Hi so 81
ohranili cut IN ljudstvo.
Druga krasna institucija SO 'NolkStimlich
UmiversitatSkuIse", kjcr predavajo vScudiliSki
profesorji kakor ma univerzi. Dobro Sc Spominiam
ma NTH izjave liz prvih let, V katerih so naglaSali.
ia 50 dclavci V vSakem oziru naihNalcznejSi stu
Satelji. POdoben zavod jc "Urania'', XII Sc havi
prctclno 4 naravoslovnimi predmeti in ina danes
kraSen dom poleg A.SpernSkega moStu z dvema
dvOranama, kinematografSkim gledaliStem in dri-
"imi proStori.
T. aktivno pomoGjn Strankc Sc ic uStanovilo
druStvo "NolkSbUhnc' IA prircianje glcdaliSEih
predstav in koncertov. V par letih pod prcdscd-
niStvOm sodruga PerncrStoferia 81 ie naprav;lo
Sroje gledaliSce Y "MuSikvereinu" imajo pa ME
govi tlani vsako leto par simfoniGnih konccrtov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

skin StroSkov. Placcvati so moral cello voznjo
karo IL s~vojega zepa.
Plod polrtvOvalnosti Sc jc kmalu pokazal. L.
stanovili so Sc STRIFE socialistiGni klubi, Xxi so : klu
bonn Stew. |. V Chicagu uStanovili slovcnsko socia-
liStitno zvczo. : TEN jc Stcvilo dclavccv in agitq-
torjev "a "Prolctarca" naraslo, njegova gospo
darska podlaga Sc jc o%jaGila. da Sc nj bilo treba
bait. da propadc kot mcscGnik. Narocniki so So
mnolIll IN list jc dobil tudi nckaj oglasov.
Takrat jc bill "Proletarec' cdini jugoslovan-
SKI Socialistitni list V Ameriki, XII ie bill ~lastnina
soclaIlsticne organizacijc. Hrvatski, srbski in
bolgarski sodrugi MISC imeli svojih listov in orga-
nizlrati so Sc priceli Sele lrvatski sodrugi. Slo-
venski IN hrvatski sodrugi, spoznavsi da je treba
kaJ storltl, da Sc siri ~agitaciia med drugimi iu-
goslovansklmi delavci, so sklenili, da prinaSa PRO
ietarec tudi ctlvo v hrvascini. S TEN je bill stor-
Jen prvi korak "a sedanjo "Jugoslovansko social
stcno zvezo." "Proletarec" je prinasal gradivo
" nrvascini, dokler nj izsla prva izdaja sedanje
fadnicke Straze," XII izhaja v h~rvasGini in srb-
Semi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Srcdi lcta 1907 so priGcli prhajati GLASGOW cd
S%odrugov izven Chicago, da maj Sc 'Prolctarcc"
izpremeni V tednik. Sodrugi V Chicago so opozar-
jail zunanjc sodrugc, da tcdcnska izdaja ''Prole-
tarca' zahteva vclike zrtve in da jc organizacija
IA tako akcijo ST. %prcSibka. PritiSk cd zunaj j.
u%cinkoval ma sodrugc V Chicagu. kcr nj hotel cd
nehati, da so priccli SAM agitirati Z vso silo "a tie
dnik. NavduSenjc IA tcdnik jc postalo sploSno
med sodrugi in leta 1905 jc postal "Proletarec"
tcdnik ma Stirih stranch. Cd tedaj "Proletarec"
vsak teden Oznanja socializem in kliCc delavce V
boz proti svojcmu edinemu in najveGiemu sovraz-
niku kapitalizmu.
V prvih dveh letih je "Proletarec" prcstal
mnogo bojev. Vstali so nasprotniki ma vseh stra-
neh, da unicijo mladega, cvrstega bojevnika "a So
cializem. Posluzili so sc vsakovrstnih sredstev.
med katerimi je bio dosti takih, XII spadajo med
naJbolj umazana, da pomandrajo in poloze V grob
mladega govornika slovenskih delavcev. Ia boj
nj skodil "Proletarcu," ampak ga je ojacil in u
trdil, da so 81 tudi mocni nasprotniki skrhali svo.
je zobe OBJ MEM.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04
Joze Zavertnik:

TezkO je priceti Z idajanjem slovcnskega
casnika, Sc tezji je zacetek slovenskega socialistic-
mega lista. Slovenskemu listu, Xxi je dckla IA vse.
je lahko dobiti med domacimi trgovci oglasc in
njegovi zastopniki ne nalete pr nabiraniu marco
nikov ma tax odpor kot agitatorji "a sociaIisticcn
list. Kljub temu mnogo takih listov umrc, prcdcn
dozivi starost enega leta.
Teh tezkoc so Sc zavedali sodrugi pred deseti-
mi lett. ko so sklenili, da JIG treba izdaiati svoi list.
ako sc hoce, ola sc zber6 vsi sodrugi, raztreseni DO
Zdruzenih drzavah "a skupno socialisticno delo.
Trdo je bio delo prvo leto. Ia ustanovitev
hsta Je bllo podpisanih $67. Kajne majhen kapi-
tai, XII nj zadostoval, da Sc tiskarju placata dive
Stevilki. Ali Sc ia kapital nj bill YES vplaean. So
drugi MISC obupali radi tega, marve6 so delali Sc
pozrtvovalneje. Prizerali so veselice v korist Ii
stu in darovali v podporo listu pc svojih moceh.
In &c danes hstamo pc prvih dveh letnikih, male
tlmo vedno ma eneiniste sodruge, XII so gmotno
%podpirali list. Samoposebi Sc razume, da so mo-
rail- sodrugi urednisko in upravnisko delo oprav-
ljati ~zastonj, ker dohodki MISC pokrivali tiskar-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Ma duri trka Mir in trka, IA zapah je cvrst in
ME ST. ne zgane V tecajih. Trka mir in trka, a nj.
hte izmed vratarjev ga ne sliSi. Kako bi prisel
odmev tega ~klepanja do ~njihovih uses, ko ga "a
glusuje svet pretresajoGa godba, kakrsne Sc MISC
sliSala smrtnikova usesaf
In boginJa miru sc 6udi. Nj Sc davno. ko so
jo slavili pc vseh dezelah in il izrekali neskonGno
l%jubezen. kralji in cesarji in mogotci tega sveta
so bill ponosni, kadar so naznanjali narodom, da
Je ohranitev miru njih najkrasnejSa naloga. Pc
~svetiscih, kjcr ~zazigajo kadilo in poSiljajo vdane
motive do n~ajviSjh bogov, SO 10 rotili, maj Jill ne
zapusti. Pesniki so j pci himne, matcre so jo
blagoslavljale i'll narodi so verieli vanjo.
Naenkrat je zadonela tromba, poGilo je, zvo-
now so zapeli, a tisti, XII so uGili memo cast DO u
kazih svojih nesmrtnikov, so blagoslovili orozje
njenega najljutejSega sovraznika boga Marta.
Mo pa SO izgaali -.
BlOdila jc okrog in Meme oci so strmclc. IA
ko Sc je to moglo zgoditi?!
Naenkrat je obstala. Zazdclo Sc j je. kakor
da Jc cula Svoje ime. lie Ii bill glaScn klic ali pri-
taJen width nihte ne hi bill mogcl tega razbrati.
Ali SliSala je svojc inc in ~prihitela ic ma krilih
vetrov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Toda naSla je vrata zaprta in nihce j ne cd
pre-. Men sluh prodira stene, razumc ~naitisje Sc
petanje, sliSi ncizrecene misli.
Da, da! o njej govore. Povsod, V domacijah
bede' ma grobiScih, V hiSah ran in vzdihov, V zako-
pin IN taborisGih in cello "a zaprtimi durmi mo-
gotcev in velikasev. Idaj zdaj 10 bodo poklicali!
Toda klica nj.
Onjej govore, MANIC misli 10 vsi in vsi Sc phase
%strahote, &c ne pride kmalu. Kajti proved slave
in glorije %unitenja in smrti je re bog Mart podaril
svetu.
Ali mice jc ne pokliGe, nihGe j ne odprc. Po-
klicati Mir Jill je sram...
Oh, ne bi Jill bilo sram, vdov in sirot. trepe-
tajocih zcna in otrok, vzdihujocih ocetov in ma
ter; ne hi Jill bilo sram, MOI. Xxi Sc more in koliejo.
daSi Sc ne poznajo i'll 81 MISC nikdar Storili ialega.
Ne 1i Jill bio s"am s"fi drug drugcmu V roke i'm 81
reel prijatcl iSko bcsedo. Ali oni ne vedo. kolika
Je nJihova moe. Sosed ne We, da misli sosed kakor
on ma Mir; tovariS Sc bOji tovariScve misli in to
variSeve puSkc bolj kakor sovraznikovc.
In Mir ccpi pred durmi in Gaka. Anihcc mn
ne Odprc -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

PokoJni sodrug Gottlicb Schumann il Stutt-
garta, ki jc cd leta 1872. do svoje smrti delal V
%strankl, Jc bill udclezcn tudi pri znanem elberfeld.
skem procesu, pri katerem jc bill tudi Bebcl zasli-
san IA prico. Proti Schumannu je prical tedanii
stuttgartskl p~olicijski komisar Enderle, kateremu
hiso rekl V Stuttgartu drugacc kakor "Kristu-
sove nuke. Ia Je dejal, da je Schumann mai
bolJ prebrisani in navihani socialist v Stuttgartu.
NO ga Je predsednik sonata V prasal, kaj pravi ma
to, Je mirno odgovoril "Kar Sc tiGe stuttgartske
policiJe, moran DAFT gospodu komisarju ravno
nasprotno izpriGevalo."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-04

Cd sodrugov. XII so pryi dive lett delali in agi-
trail IA "Prolctarca, - Jill nckaj re kriie zemlia.
NrSi!i so Svojo dolznost kot bojevniki "a socialni
prcobrat do z~adnjega, doklcr Jim MISC opeSale mo-
ci IN Jim nj Smrt pretrgala nit njih z|ivljcnia. Min
duh MAJ livi med Mani, XII smo doGakali dcsctlctni-
go "Proletarca. Spodbuja mai mas V boju "a str
moglavljenje kapitalizma, vodi mai mas V vsch DO
Jh IA naSim ELLEN, dokler tudi mi ne zatisnemo
Svojih Ocih IA vcdno.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-27

The State situation permits of no
argument to any purpose. Every
body knows that Mr.. Knott from ev-
cry Democratic viewpoint is entitled
to every Democratic vote for COVER
nor--and to no others. That Mr.. Geo.
w. Allen is entitled to every Repub-
lican vote-and to no others. That
Rev. Cats is entitled to every Pro-
hibition vote and to no others. That
Mr.. G.. C.. Allen is entitled to every
Socialist vOte-and to no others. And
that Mr. Mitchell as to vote getting
possibilities is not candidate at all.
With the exception of Democrats all
these voters will stick to their NOM
inees; only within the Democratic
party is there any split. Therefore, if
enough Democrats bolt the Demo-
cratic nominee and vote for the Pro-
hibition nominee to divide the Demo-
cratic strength into something like
equal parts, the election of the Re-
publican nominee fer governor is not
at all unlikely The race for COVER
nor is between w. " Knott Demo-
crat and Geo w. Allen, Republican.
st. Petersburg independent