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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Splinters and Cinders
BIZ 4. c. GAYAGNAROo

Ted Meredith and Billy Moore, the
Princeton University track captain
have entered the "Buermeyer 800" at
the New York Athletic Club games at
the 22d Regiment Armory on February
10. According TO Lawson Robertson,
The illness Of Meredith is due to a
heavy cold, and not 10 pneumonia, as
reported. Meredith IL expected TO be
himself again within'a week, when he
VIII begin training.
Aubrey Meyerhcim was chosen track
captain, and Eddie Camp his aid. at a
meeting Of the new athletic committee
Of the Glencoe Athletic Club last night.
Charley Timmins was retained as
teacher Of the 'cross-country team. Ben
Levy, erstwhile president of the club,
Gus r. Leuschner and William Harri-
son form the new athletic council.
The Meadow Brook Club will lend a
helping hand TO the intercollegiate As
ISOLATION Of Amateur Athletes OF
America IN conducting its third annual
indoor relsy carnival at Commercial
Museum, Philadelphia. on March 3. The
college athletes viii race over the fast
Meadow Brook ten-lap track.
In Frank r. Sellers and Garland S.
Courage. the former Central Congregs-
tional runners, the New York Athletic
Club has greatly strengthened its track
team. Sellers showed his mettle when
he sped past pack OF siXty-four ath-
Totes in the ee-quarters-mile handi-
cap run az the lrish-American games.
Philadelphia athletes will get the first
glimpse OF John Bolin and Alfred Zan-
der. the Swedish middle distance run
ners, II thcy accept the invitation 20
come 20 this country. The foreigners
viii perform at the annual games OF
the Meadow Brook Club. on the evening
Of March 10, to be held In the CONNER
cial Museum. 1t is planned 10 bring
Bolin and Ted Meredith together in a
special hslf-mile race, while lander viii
meet rFal, yet TO be officially named.
in a one 'pile race. Both Joie Ray and
Ivan A. Ayers. Of Chicago. have been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
THOMPSON TO LEAD
GOLFERS OF WEST

Chicago. Jan. 2O.-Charles /. Thomp-
son, of the Flossmoor Country Club,
Chicago, tonight was elected presi-
dent OF the Western Golf Association,
succeeding George r. Balch, of Gin
cinnati. Mr.. Thompson was president
of the association in 1909, and is said
TO be in favor Of independent action
by the Western Association on ANA
teurism.
Other officers elected at the annual
meeting of the association are: Vice
president, Trustin b. Boyj. Bellrve
Country Club, St. Louis: secretary,
Charles N. Smalloy, Olympic Fields
Country Club, Milwaukee; directors,
II. F. Smith, Nashville; Arthur B.
Caldwell, Detroit; s. ?. GERMAN, To-
ledo; s. G. Strickland, Chicago, and
Charles w. German. Kansas City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
EIGHT TRACK MEETS
FOR FORDHAh MEN

The indoor track schedule for ,as
Fordham University team was
nounced yesterday by Graduate nS III
ger Gargan. The Maroon athletes W. w.,
be seen in eight meets, eommene'o oS
with the Millrose A. A, games sso W.
Wednesday and ending With the lna moe
ColIegiates at Philadelphia on Marco o., :.
Although no dual meets have yss
been arranged. negotiations are pen'
ing with Colby and Buckneli.
The schedule Of meets follows
-, o. ,rll-o.. A A.. New YORK. =, f'V'i
nSSr-c,.ra.ic I<srIe Nee iors Fs.fosD N
Boston 4 A. BOsion: 10 Ns e., f0' a.! Il ia
ta.f ~ r. Forfham University -,
Is,sr,o esiais chsmponsl'ps Indoor, Fn--i-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Chess Invitation to Students

Undergraduates OF universities and
high school students have been invited
to play individual championship tourna-
ments at the Forthcoming midwinter
meeting of the New York State Chess
Association on February % in this city:
Patrons interested In college chess and
we'll wishers OF students Of the high
schools have provided fund, by means
of which the management will be en-,
abled 10 offer gold and silver medal
for each OF the Journeys. 10 be played
bv the graduates of colleges and by stu
dents of high schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
FLEET FIELD TO MEET
IN BAXTER NILE" RUN

A great contest is sure 70 result
when a field Of star distance runners
toe the mark in the Baxter Mile one
of the features of the annual games
Of the New York Athletic Club. al
the 22d Regiment Armory, or Satur-
day evening. February 10.
John Ryan, OF the Boston A. A..
winner last year; John W. Overton. Of
Yale; Joie Ray and Ivan Myers, Of the
Illinois Athletic Club; Earl Eby and
Mike Devaney. Of the Millrose Athletic
Association, are entered Invitations
have been extended TO several others
to compete. including Don Scott. the
Mississippi Aggie runner. All the men
are capable OF covering the distance
nndar A.2h
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
HANLEY AND PEEL
ADVANCE ON COURTS

James lianley and George Piel, r.,
reached the semi-fnsl round in the
handicap squash tennis tournament at
The New Yorh Athletic Club Yesterday
A handicap OF aces aided Han,ey in
eliminating Rufus Davis scratch
after q spirited Fight by a score Of
lS-f7. 1910. l8-l5. Davis forced
the issue and mixed up his game we'll,
but could not overcome his handicap.
Although forced to allow FIVE points,
Piel defeated James Butler in two
straight games By score Of $40,
1910,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Bows High Leads at Chess

By defeating Eastern District . 70 J.
with one game unfinished, the Boy
High School chess team retained the
lead in the annual lnterscholastic Chess
League tournament. De Witt Clinton,
the chief rival Of the Brooklyn lads,
TOOK four points By forfeit and came up
closer to the front. Morris defeated
Commercial by 3 to l, Stuyvesant won
from New Utrecht by 70 ! and Curtis
t,imned Erasmus to O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
Arena Hockey Team Wins

Boston. Jan. 20.--The Arena hocsey
team beat the Boston Athletic Associa-
ton champions by a score Of TO 2 to-
night in the fastest game Of the local
season. The B. A. A. got away TO an
early lead OF two goals. but while two
of its plsyersb were of the ice late in
the half the Arena tied the count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-21
AMATEUR RULE
STIRRING UP THE
HOCKEY WORLD
Commotion Leads to Talk OF
Abandoning League-Speed
Skaters Busy
By FRED HAWTHORNE

Just what would happen if the anna
teur rule was enforced in the strictest
manner among the hockey players OF
the American Amateur Hockey League
is hard to say, but it is probable that
not a single club would be found able
to put a full strength team on the ice.
We are led to this observation by
events that have recently happened in
the league. The Hockey Club protest
ed four players OF the !rish-American
Athletic Clubs team, with the conse-
ouent dropping of Bawlfe and yelling
ton from the amateur roll by the ex-
ecutive committee Of the ruling BODY.
The following day there were rumors
that the Winged Fist Club was con-
sidering protests against two OF the
members of the st. Nicholas seven, on
the ground that the captain, Russell
Ellis. was interested in the sale Of a
certain brand of Canadian skate ana
that the other player was employed
in a sporting goods house IN this city.
The day after this il was announced
voluntarily several their connection
with the St Nicholas Club team. Now,
we understand. more than one OF the
players of the Crescent Athletic Clubs
, team are to be charged with profes-
sionalsm. The end is not yet IN sight,
and the same condition Of affairs OBJ
tains among the Boston teams, II
seems.
All this commotion has led to talk
of disbanding the amateur league and
providing hockey matches between the
best Of the Canadian professional
teams. Why not? For those who wish
to see real amateur hockey the annual
series between the different teams IN
the intercollegiate league should suf-
flee, while for those who wish to see
the game as il really should be played
our Canadian professional cousins are
quite capable of satisfying the de-
msnd.
This is the high season for the speed
skaters, and all the local stars are
down 20 compete tomorrow At the 81
Nicholas Rink and later IN the national
championship events at Newburg
Several promising speed stars are be-
ing developed at the Sixty-siXth Street
rink. among the most prominent OF
whom is Joe Moore. Office boy, movie
actor and skater.
Joe took part in his first race at the
rink about three weeks ago and fin-
ishod in second place, after fall on
the last lap. That was novice seram-
/ bic. Now Joe will have 20 take his
chances with such men az Don Baker
Walter Kuehne, Billy Taylor and Dick
Distler, but he Is confident of reaching
the ton eventually.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12

joke I've all look upon you as
one of the family"
Thank YOU" said June with GUT
ting pOliteness. y It's very kind of
you" And with great dignity she
took herself out of the room.
June had not quite known what
Billy meant to her until one day
something happened She heard that
he was calling very often on Mrs.
CIiffe, the young, fascinating widow
who had lately come to town, and
taken a pretty apartment near by.
Then she saw him walking with Mrs.
CIiffe, and the quick, hard tug at her
heart told her she was jealous. Then
she knew. Upon this came the sud-
den impulse, to find out if he cared
for her except as just one of the
family.
About two weeks after this episode
June met Mrs. CHffe at a friends
home and was cordially invited to
come and see her, Not at once tax
ing advantage of the invitation, she
one day received a pleasant little
note from Mrs. CIiffe asking her to
come to tea. June said nothing to
Billy, but she wondered and went.
She thought it might be a case of
spying out the situation and Sizing
her up, and she found she was not
far in the wrong.
The widow certainly was fascinat-
ing and a very formidable rival, ex-
cept perhaps in the matter of youth.
The widow saw this advantage with
something like a pang. She also had
to acknowledge that June was very
pretty. She set to work to impress !
upon June that her engagement to !
Billy being understood, she wanted |
her, as one of the family, to like her
and be glad to welcome her as one !
of them June tried to assume a |
cheerful, even cordial acauiescence-I
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-12

raVlShmgly auuTlng than usual He
wondered if it would do any good to
try again to get her to say yes. He
detained her as she tried to pass.
ITS just to say goOd-by," said
Tommy
"Oh, replied June, not greatly in
terest when are you gOing?"
This Wednesday I'm going to
stop at BarchesteF to see my uncle
on the way. After that l haven't yet
decided. PERHAPS across the pond to
England perhaps to California. You
know l wouldn't go if you said So"
Now Tommy, that's settled Don't
let's talk about it, please"
There was such a ring of finality
about it that Tommy was silent.
But, added June, come to think
of it, / have to go to BarchesteT to do
some shopping. l may be- taking
your train and can bear you company
on the beginning Of your journey, at
least"
"Oh, thatn be fine cried Tommy
frightening.
So it was arranged they should
meet at the train.
June said nothing to any one about
her Intended trip, but carefully
packed a suitcase, put her desk and
belongings in order, the. only thing
suggesting a hasty departure being
Mrs. CHffe's note of invitation left ly-
ing open on her desk. She slid I'M
observed out of the house, keeping
the suitcase on the side away from
the window, and met Tommy at the
station. She took pains to speak to
the station master at the little office,
who knew her, and who eyed, rather
curiously, the combination of young
Thurston, Miss Barry and the lug
gage,
Arriving at BaTchester, ThurstOn
insisted on seeing her to the hotel
where she said she was going. Then
l. 81 -, 1. -.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

KLuBoM J. 8. z. MA zNANJE

Raynokar je izsla strankina
platforma ~(naeelna izjava) in
program "a /. 1916. Tia izjava be
veljayna sedaj nadaljna Stir leta
in DO vodilo nase agitacije in pro,
pagande. Treba je torej, da 10 pc.
zna in raZrnIe vsak aktiven elan
j. S. Y.
Ker je kolicina omejena - IT,
skalo Sc je je samo 1000 - MAJ
klubi sezejo takoj po njej, da ne
bO prepozno.
Gene so sledeee: 30 iztisov 40c,
1J0 iztisov Too, 200 iztisov 81 so.
Postnins prosta.
Naroea Sc pri tajnistvu j. S. T..
sos w. Madison St, Chicago.
TajniStvo j. s. z
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
Reading, Pa.

Jugoslovanski socialisticni klub
ST. l55 ina svojo prihodnjo sejo
v nedeljo, dine 4. marea oh 5 popol-
dine ma 143 River st. Use elaine
kluba uljudno vabim, nal Sc "a
nesijivo udeleae tie seize in pripel.je
10 tudi druge r0jake s sebOj. Klub
poziva use slOvenske oe;avce. mai
pristopijo, da 81 bono ssupno bo-
rili "a zboljsanje delavskega po-
lozaja, katerega ne bono nikdar
doziveli, ce bono drzali rOke kri.
zem in cakali, kaj ola pride. Soda
Mi cast lahko Odpro delavcem oci
in jim pokazejo, kaksno napako
so s%torili, ko so mesec novembra
glasovali "a kapitalisticne stran-
Ike. Ma eni strani imamo vojno ne
varnost, ma drugi pa draginjo
marsikomu je sedaj Re zal, da nj
v leseni volil soeialistOv. Ampak
obzalovanje sedaj ME ne pomaga.
Treba Sc ie pripraviti "a bodice
most in v prvi vrsti je v ia namen
treba organizacije.
Dne IL. aprila bodo dive eti,kar
sc le tukaj ustanovil socialistiGni
kluh. Pozivimo ga in napravimo liz
mega motno 6eto v boju "a de-
lavsko osvoboditev, pa ne DO V bo-
doce treba kesanja zaradi nepre-
vidnosti pri volitvah.
Ma svidenje torej v Sim veejem
stevilu dine 4. marca CO 5 popol-
dine.
p. Kocevar,
tainik kluba ct. 1856.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
PORABA

Pc Fleuryjevi statistiki rodi zemlja
vsako leto poldrugo miljardo hektoli.
trov krompirja, XII Sc yes porabi. Kar
sc tiee porabe krompirja, je prva IT.
ska; ma Irskem sne vsaka oseba no let
to popreeno 1897 funtov krompirja,
ali okroglo pol kilograma ma dan. Ircu
sledi Nemec s 1900 funti. Izraeunali
Sc. da porabi NemGija sauna Setrtino
vsega krompirja letnega pridelka.
ostanek Sc porazdeli ma posamezne
dezele sledeee: Nizozemska porabi "a
osebo $40, Svica in Norveska TAO,
Francija 700, Avstrija 663, Kanada
$50, Anglia 23S in Italia 4s funtov
kromp;rja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
1zKoPNINE MA FRONTAL.

Sc nikdar poprej Sc nj zemlja v
Evropi tako natanko prekopala kot sc.
daJ pri kopnnju zakopov, kjer imajo
voJaki zavatje pred sovrazno krogljo.
cato nj nikako Guido, ako se pri kopa.
nJu naidc pogosto stvari IL ~prazgodo.
vinske dobe in dokumenti, XII so lezali
nepoznani v zemlji skozi tisocletja.
Tako so Sc nasli ma Poljskem in v Ru.
nju naidejo pogosto stvari IL prazgodo-
nett liz prazgodovinske dobe. To jc
edna dobra stran v%oinc, da &c odkrijc.
10 pfi kopanju s%tvnri, katerih drugaSe
ne bi nasli. Pri Scissors ma Franco.
skem 50 nasli medeno ovratnico; to
jim je bio znamenje, do sc v blizini
mora nahajati grob. In res: pIi nadalj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

mem kopanju so izkopali 32 g-obov. -
On mostu pri Loetzenu so nasli pra.
zg~odovinske predmete, katere so ma DO.
sebno cesnrievo zcljo posebno varno In
pazljivo izkopali. Nasli so naiprci
sulico in konjsko kost; ko so kopali
dallc, so zadeli mn sezgano grobisee, XII
je le2alo 30 en- pod zemljo. Scstavljeno
JIG bilo liz treh kamnov, Xxi so bill DO.
stavlJeni v krogu, V Gegar sredi SO le.
zaie erepinjc razbitih loncev (urn),
konJske kosti in koniski zobie. Da ie
Ia MI sczgan grob, dokazujc ozgana
erna zemlja in kosi lesa, XII izgledaio,
kakor hi bill ravno ugasnili. Koniski
zobJe, XII so bill cd mladih koni, SO
jake dobro ~ohranieni. Tudi ostanki clio.
veskih kosti so sc nasli v crni zemlii,
Zelezne in bakrenc izkopinc ma who.
du in zahoiu so bile veeinoma boina
oprava ,kakor suffice ,stremena, nozi. in
kosi IN brusenjc kresilnega kama. We.
Gina teh predmetov ie IL kamnene. zelez.
ne in bakrene dobe. NASH so tudi mno.
so meeev in zaponk. AXE jc lie prilika.
Sc tako grobis6e varno odkopuie, da
ostane vse kolikor mogoee dobro ohra.
memo.
M tn nacin je znanost o prazgodo.
'vini zclo obogatcla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
Radij v gospodarstvu.

Poizkusi so pokazali, da je vpliv ra.
diJa ma rast rastlin silno ugoden, a
praktieno je seveda stvar brez pome.
ma, ker radija IN take svrhe nadostaie
IN Je neizmerno predrag. Sal SO Sc p
elektriko nc moro kaj takega za6eti,
ko je vendar neprimerno cencjsa. Sc.
daj sc jc pa stvar gledc izkorisGania
radija v g%ospodarske namcne prijela
cd drugc s%trani, XII mcnda obeta uspeh.
Fri pridobiyaniu radiia ostane MANFRED
v dotitnem kamcnin So vcdno nekai
radija. in STEER v vsaki toni 20 | do 9
gramm Doslej so smatrali &c ostankc
koi brsz vsakc vrcdnOsti. Sedai je pa
sattler V iondonski Society of Arts
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
BEE U nj E

Uspeh pomeni priZaGevanje. -
Nsak uspesni trgovec je jake pri-
den delavec. In dospevsi V ospre.
dye Sc ne mOrete zdr1ati tanikaj,
ce sc Sc boil ne prizadevate. Toda
"a dognanje taksnih prizadevani
VAN je treba zdravja. Neki fran
coski pregovOr pravi: Kdor nj
ma zdravja, nina nieesar. Triner-
levO AmeriSkO Grenko Vino YAM
ohrania zdravje. Cist; creva, cd
s~tranjuje nabirajoco sc nesnago,ki
zastruplja drob ter ovira njegovo
normalno delavnost. vraca slast,
pospesuje prebavlianje ter krepi
zivce in cello tclo. Ia zaprtje, gla-
vobol, nervOznost, migreno, ne
specnost, sploSno oslabelost ird. TO
zdrayilo nina para ma svetu. Ce-
ma $1.O0. Pc lekarnah. - Najza-
nesljivejse zdravilo "a 0zebline v
tel hudi zimi, "a r~evnatizem in
nevralgijo, "a otekline IN izpahli-
ne, it'd. JIG Trinerjev Liniment. To
nikOli he prevari cloveka. Cena 25
in 80 centov po lekarnah, pc po-
sti 30 in zoe. Po tisti ceni dobitc
iudi izvrstni Trincrjcv Cough Sc
dativc, XII da magic in zancsl.jivo
pomoc v slucaju kaSljanja in pre-
hlajenia. Jos. Triner, !zdelovalec
kcmist, 1333-l339 SO. Ashland
Ave, Chicago, Ill. (Adv.)
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Cleveland, o.

Slovenski socialistiGni klub st.
~, 1e sklenil prirediti letosnjo III
mo vec predavanj, katera bi mo-
rala zanimati vsakega delavca.
Ia predavania Sc bodo vrsila en-.
KRAFT ma mesec "a dobo 6 mesecev
in siccr:
nedelio, dine 25. marca:
."Nase politicne stranke,"
nedeljo, 90. aprila:
"Naloge delavske politicne orga-
nizaeije,"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27

opozoril, da poizkusi dokazujejo, da
tudi najneznatnejse kolieinc radiia H.
godno vplivajo ma rastline. V nekatc.
fih krajih je opazil ~opdvojeno rast. Sc
unJ nnstane vprasanie, da Ii hi Sc O..
stanki IL pridobivanja radija ne dali
vporabiti kot gnoj; vsekako hi bilo
treba napraviti poizkus V velikcm.
Ako Sc stvar izkaze, hi Ne p~ridobivanie
radija jake poccnilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
NAZNANILO.
Pueblo, Colo.

Sodrugom Jugoslovanskcga So
cialistienega Kluba Stew. 1879 Y Pu.
eblo, Colo. sc TEN potion naznanja,
da sc pri6ensi |. marcem 19l7.)
~obdrzavajo klubove redne seie
vsako prvo nedeljo V mesecu ob
pol osmih zvecer, V mali Roitzovi
dvorani ma 2l5 T.. Northern Ave,
Besemer.
Vabijo sc torej sodrugi kot o.
stale obGinstvo, XII Sc zanima "a
soeialistitno misel in deiavski ma
predek, da mai sc 18TH V obilnem
stevilu u~delezijo.
Chas. Pogorelec. tainik
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
J-uaosLbVANsKIM SOCIAL
STICKIM KLUBoM " zAPAD
Nj PENNSYLVANIA.
IIerminie, Pa.

I1ermlnle, ia.
Mas klub je ma svo.ji zadnji Sc
il skleniL, da pozove vse social,
stitne klube V tel okolici, maj pc.
daJo v"PrOletarcu" ali pa narav.
most tajniku naSega kiuba svoje
mnenje o letosnjem praznovanhl
prvega majnika.
70 nasem mnenju hi bilo dobro
prirediti v eni ali drugi naselbini
skupno praznOvanje. cato hi bilo
treba, ola sc sporazumemO, kje MAJ
Sc priredi. Nam je vseeno, ali Sc
nam pridruzijo drugi klubi in pri.
dejo v Herminie, ali Sc pa kbere
drug kraj, kjer Sc snidemo vsi.
lie ma tenn nan .je lezeee, da Sc
priredi V naselbini, kjer .ic prica-
kovati Gin vecjo udelezbo in elm
dostojnejse pramovanje. J.
Ma vsak nacin bi bila skupna
proslava boljsa, kakor zee postopa
vsak klub ma svojo roko.
&c sc sporazumemo zaradi kra.
ia, le treba Sc s~estaviti program.
In potem bi bio tudi dobro. da hi
dobili dobrega govornika, kar hi
sc tudi s skupno prireditviio loze
doseglo.
&c Sc takoj dogovor:mo, imamo
lahko lepo ppaznovanje delavske.
ga praznika in ne bodo mogli IA
sprotniki govoriti ,da hodi lie par
postopaeev semintja, ker Sc Jim
ne ljubi delati. Ampak treba Sc
Je lotiti della takOj, ker nam STEER
cas- pretece, preden kaj opravimo.
tenn zmislu pricakuiemo pred.
loge okOlisnih klubo~.
Sava prvemu majniku!
ZiviO mednarodni socialism
Frank Kadovnik,
tajnik kluba ct. SO,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
Kenosha Wis.

Vsem Jugoslovanom v Kenoshi
Sc n%aznanja, da DO dine 4. marca
oh 9 dopoldne v.Shlitz Hall sesta-
mex vseh delavskih in podpornih
Organizacij zaradi gradnje Ma
rodnega Donna.
Use sodruge vabim, mai Sc ude-
!eze tega sestanka, kjer Sc bo vo-
Ill odbor. Tukaj bo vsakdo incl
priliko, da izrazi svoje mnenje in
da pridemo tako do najbolisih
sklepov.
Torej ma svidenje 1. marca.
Paul Jurca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
Pitts urgh, Pa.

Jugoslovansko sOcialisti6no tai
ni6ko vijeee priredi meseca marca
sledeGe shode:
V nedelio, H.: y. s. Pittsburgh
ob = .popoldne.
Vnedeljo, H.: Pittsburgh, But.
Ter st. OBJ Z zveGer
V torek, H.: Ellsworth, Pa, oh
I zveGer.
V 6etrtek, IS: Large, Pa. OBJ
zvecer.
V petek 16. McKees Rocks, Pa,
OBJ 7 zvecer.
V nedeljo, 49,: f. Pittsburgh,
Pa, OBJ 2. popoldne.
Vnedeljo, 49,: Nc Keesport,
Pa. oh I zveeer.
V torek, 20; Primrose, Pa, oh
7 zveGer.
V soboto, "a: New Brighton,
Pa, oh 7 zveter.
V nedeljo, %: Woodland, Pa,
OBJ = popoldne.
V nedeljoo 25.: Ambridge, Pa,
Job z zveGer. "
Ma teh siodih govori sodrug S.
Milosavljeyic IL Bridgeport, Conn.
% predmetu; "BodOci evropski
mir in ingoslovansko v~prasanje''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1917-02-27
VI. r. ~Sostarich,
tajnik.
LIsTNIcA UREDNIsTvx.
sodrug v Clevelandu: Anatol,

Sodrug v Clevelandu: Anatole
France ie res slaven pisatelj in ST.
Ger pc pravici slaven. Kljnb tenn
je socialist, darirnvnabi bnrzvaz.
no casopisje RADIO utajiio to rcsni.
co. &c ste titali, Ola ina sinipatije
IA soeializem, ie to netocno. Ime,i
sinpatije IA socialism I'm biti so.
%cialist ie razlika.
r. M: Predsednik Zedinienih
drzav ina $4,000 dolarjev letne
place.
M. C.: AvstrO-ogrska armada j.
ma vsesk6Zi nemSkO kOmando. Ma
djarska Opozicija Sc pac re davno
bojuje prot temu nj pa dosegla
uspeha. Njena zahteva ie razdeli-
tev armada V posebno avstrijsko
Ill posebno ogrsko. Ia zadnjc ne
zahtevajo lie madjarskcga sluzbe-
mega jezika, ampak tudi ogrske
zastave, ogrske grbe, sploh V vsem
ogrski znacaj.
Madjarski sluzbeni jerk jc vpel.
Jan lie pri ogrskem domobranstv,,
Qhonved) pri hrvaskem domo-
branstvu, XII tvori poseben distrikt
ogrskega, je uveden hrvaski sluz.
beni jerk.
Pri avstrijskem domobranstvu
je sluzbeni jerk povsod nemski.
Tako zvana "Regimentssprache''
nj sluzbeni jerk, ampak lie jerk
vecine mOstva pri doticnem pol
ku. Tako je pri IT. siovensGina
polkovni jerk uraduje sc pa lie
nemskO.
A. B. G.: Drzavni tajnik zdru-
zenih draw opravlja tiste posle,
XII jih ina v Avstriji minister "a
zunanje zadeve. Use zveze q yuma.
mimi dezelami gredo skozi njego.
We roke potion ameriskih diplo.
matieni hzastopnikov.
Rudar: Socialism ne zahteva,
da Sc odpravi privatna lastnina
sploh. LIE sredstva "a proizvajan-
je. razpe6avanje in promet hoee
welt IL privatnih rok in Jill .spra-
viii v last organizirane drzave.T I'll
sti, XII mislijo, da bodo vsake hla-
&c, XII Jill BIO clovek rabbi, nekako
komisne, imajo popolnoma napa-
enc pojme o socializmu. Cisto re-
snitno ie, ola DO priva,ne lastnine
v socialistiImi drrrzbi wee kakor
sedaj, ampak lastnina "a uzitek,
ne pa take, XII Sc lahko rabi IN IL
korisaanje drugih ljudi.