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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06
The Fistic Game
BY HINGSIDER.
written for the International News
Scryfcc.l

CHICAGO. January 5.-"1f Mike
Dowd. who now claims the middle
weight Championship. will make l54
pounds for me. I'll box him ten rounds
This goes for him merely because he
claims the championship. have no
desire TO annex any more titles. but
man who is sna Her than am"
ms was the statement made by
Benny Leonard. lightweight cham
prom: arter his bout with Gene Del
Leonard was crying mad at the
,ime. The st. Paul crowd la d .boocd"
MN MN after i the Deimont match because
t ,N INSISTED he outweighed belmont
not true, but because OF Dclmont's
short stature he looked like a midget
beside the champion.
following the articles OF agreement
10 the letter, had the champion weigh
~ at j o'clock in the Office of Ii.
though, that was all that was neccs-
SarN. INC commission, il seems. de-
T,anda public weighing. The physi.
clan said Leonard weighed 1874 l."
iicly.
IT is distas,ctul to be treated as
Tas IN st. naul." said Leonard. and
la am Tn through o,n with nth that town. Please
last little fellow I will over boa.
Mind YOU. this match was not Of my
gG,ck, T5 &, at all. wo offered to box in
me man. am sorry we took tho
thing on at all and wouldn't have
what we received for the contest"
Manager Gibson concurred fully In
what Leonard said. He did not con-
sider they had been fairly treated in
st Paul and was especially bitter
ABOUT tho announcement from the
rinsside that Leona I'd had not Weighed
In; This got the champion "in bad"
With tho crowd right or the reel, and
Inc crowd was with belmont
That Is the situation which brought
about the offer to box o'Dowd.
certainly that goes" said Gibson
"oDowd seems TO be recognized as
middleweisht champion since he
W'hipped a! Mccoy. and II he will do
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FORTUNES TO CRAPPLERs
TOP-NOTCH WRESTLERS GET
BIG SHARE OF SPORT MONEY
Many Retire After Becoming Milliou-
aires-Dnliy Work Responsible
for Huge Returns.

NEW YORK. JAN. 5.--Thc topuotch-
crs among heavyweight wrestlcrs are
the best money-makers in the realm OF
sports.
This will sound like tho bunk 10
nine out OF every ten readers Of the
sporting pages. for the average fol-
lower OF sports. il asked. which limo
OF professional sports offers the best
returns, will name baseball or box
ing.
Yet no bali player or boxer ha.
ever been known TO earn as much n
IL million grand OH the diamond or
in tho ring, while there arc several
stars OF the mat game who have car
ried away that much coin from the
box offices during their careers In the
wrestling business.
George V. Touhey. veteran wrestler
promoter in RoSton and other East
ern cities said recently that the sue
ceSSful wrestler can make more money
than ANY other star in sportdon. anu
quoted figures which he claims are
authentic or nearly so. to prove his
statement.
Touhey says that Giovannia Raice-
vich. the Italian champion. amassed
a fortune Of Sl."oo,ooo IN Europe be-
tore tho war broke out. lilo cstt-
mates that George Hack en- schmidt,
the Russian Lion. earned more than
sl.oou.Odo on the mat, and places
George Zurich and Alex Aberg in the
millionaire wrestling class
Frank Gotch. according TO latest
estimates. made ALL or s35o.ooo gu,
OF wrestling. and Stanislaus Zybszko.
81 Poland, is said TO have earned a.
much as s6ao,ooo during his active
career.
Doctor Roller. .Amcricus, Stecher
oTdeman. wcstsaard, Linow, Hus.
same and other heavyweight Erapplers
have earned all the way from $40. :
ovo 10 100000 in tho mat game ana
Earl Caddock, had he continued in IN
game. could have soon amassed a for.
tune.
Tho wrestler. unlike the boxer, can
compete six nights in every week
where the wrestling game is good.
Aho II he isn't lazy he soon collects
oank roll that would give a grey
hound an awful tussle. The average
wrestler collects 100 per cent OF the
purses he earns. for he doSen't bottle r
with manager. Compared to the
oetl player, who earns Il stated sum
of money and works but five month,
IN The year the wrestler has twelve
months TO work, and when lie lines
up Tor big matches he gets big money.
European wreStlers have made more
money than those in America, yet the
topnotchers among America gran
jIers are all we'll fixed; we'll enough
to have sugar In their coffee and meat
on the table, even In these trying
times.
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F[ASHY PLAYING COSTLY
TENNIS CHAMP OF 1917
MOST ERRATlC PLAYER
uobert Lindiey Murray. Who Defeated
Hathanfei Niles. sporty pRyer
and Took LonE Chances.

NEW YORK. January 5.-Robert
LindleN Murray. OF Niagara Falls. Is
tina country's best tennis playcr for
1917 lie won tho right TO tho laurcls
at Forest Hills when no took the final
round FROM Nathaniel Niles, of BOSTON.
and. although no tito went with tho
victory. Murray is tho technical cham
pion.
strange as II may sound. Murray WAS
Que OF tho most erratic players who
competed In this years event. There
Was only one player OF the first class
Ihat player was X. Norris Williams.
H.. the national champion. who was
far off his game.
The erratic work OF these two play
ers on the turf courts Of the West Side
tenniS Club was particularly notice
aoie' ana II brought out moro strongly
| imam ever the tendency OF highly CT.
ficient players to mix Nashy tenni.
Win what appears to DO careless
playing.
but II Murray's playing this year Is
10 De taken rs tho standard OF Of
ficiencS on the courts. II is evident that
the tennis player who wins is the one
VINO takes Ions chances. Speed in
covering tho courts; split second judr-
power are tho things that count with
tho average tennis player who wins.
low, Hike Murray, depend also on
lightninglike service to defeat their
opponents. yet Murray and Williams.
who, despite his defeat this year is
sim most brilliant performer. APP
parently stand out in tennis ranks
because OF the sporting chances they
take.
Murray lost many game this year
OH double service faults Williams
played an inferior defensive game be-
cause he lacked his usual accuracy in
playing the ball for the lines, a trick
or tennis at which he cScels. Niles,
tho runncr-up. played consistent
game. but played safe. and depended
on his Seneralship. lie took few
chances unless he was forced to take
them. And the sporty. moro careless
brand of tennis won out with Murray's
victory.
Many OF tho country's best tennis
players will be in France before long.
The ranks will be thinned out unless
the war ends before another season
rolls around. because it will be prac-
ttcally impossible for such PLAYERS as
Williams. Griffin and Johnston to ar
range furloughs in order to compete.
IT they are abroad. For this reason II
is timely 10 mention several outstand-
ing stars in the younger crop OF
players.
foremost among these players Is
John Z. Strachan. of San Francisco.
Strachan fought his way 10 tho semi
finals, only to be eliminated by Muir
ray, who won this years event. II
was Strachan's first big tournament in
tue East, and he proved TO the satisfac-
ton or the tennis fraternity that he is
probable future champion.
Charles l. Garland, the nineteen
ycar-old Pittsburgh phenom, is another
player who will bear watching, while
Harold Throckmorton, OF Elizabeth, ".
j., appears to bear the STAMP OF ::
future titleholder. or the junior stars
VINO VIII make bid to succeed Gar
land as national junior champion, Fritz
BaStian. the Indiana polls youth. stands
at the head of the list
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Army Hockey Tenn -.

WEST POINT. \. JaD"sr,
The Army hockey team Vas ~ %
Noon ny ri1sn,nS Hish School this after.
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HAVANA RESULTS

,., First race-ave and ene.half turlonEs-
out. trst; king Of tho Scarlet. lO3 a. Col.
ans, to to l. to =. second; Ciona-
,Ih,rd; TINE. liz. Sir IS sam 10 L l0 TO and ID
second raoe-six turiongs-Deckhand. loa
iiao"Ssnl, 10 2, to 5, and TO ). first !:
Don lhruah. Ill tCrumpJ. = TO J. to g. /:
70 a. second: Twin stream. III ,TaplinI s
70 :. even; to 3. third Time 1915 Sar
soh ~. water Wings and Battle Ahbey
,-r Third .r@ce-sis furlonss-Thrit 10.
,ad.apiln,. . TO = to 5. to &, firat: Banysn
wv tIuinnlihEsl, To . 10 a.
sc ono ,MuIau'i. -" ,crunp) i n & r e.
Il; 10 .. MIRO Time. i:is. III rev. R.v
bHnton ana l.indenthal also ran 80 ny
q rourth race live and oue.hAlf furlonr
oai'e - DAY, IL: i!owardi. 10 s. to &
ahn 9ni; hrst Anaaoui. lio tBaIn. ~ -,
tiSS 20 l. H. to J. second; Castro. ios DIN.
sr 5 !. ~, s so,,S Brook. Gorosoon '' AZ
flttnZiive and ont-halt furionrs-r.av
Sp.hathrif,. les Cooper "a
~ and even. second; I,s,tie suI,o, TO M !;
rW,,,nEht'4l. . to !. to /. 1 TO 5 ,ht ri
r'9"n BabE aud Prohibition also ran
,, :" A'imn,,,in;ie and twenty yards-pro,.c
n.y. Hodia,. 100 tSmith,. to T. 70
uu, second Jach Hanover ri ,ru,n,
.r,,nss'; :. 70 :. to .. and TO 3 thj,d
Imne; l:ts 20 chsrIncuse Business n,.o
nhu feAlher buster also ran "se"
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eih clause to cover what by right
ought to exist without It Is Indeed an
implication that the employed docs not
intend In tho absence OF such n provi-
sion to keep himself in ssrviccablc
SSnapo ana EtVo to tho employer the
IN tho development OF the baseball
business good many novelties have
Srors IN aud n good many features have
pccn permitted which no other busi-
ncss would allow. This bonus, which
IL IN tact 4 sop TO players. is entirely
unJust,ncd from any good business
noiht Ut vtew. Tho manager who gives
u IS foolish. and the man who takes II
IN inc estimation OF a good many pco-
m,r. IS ono that ought TO have II.
ihcrc are people who think that no
man could work for them ir he did not
intend. In tho absence OF an agreement
10 That specific effect, to do his best in
all circumstances. -
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BELIEVE BONUS CLAUSE
is HURTFUL TO BASEBALL
Slap MT Sport to Reward Players for
Good Work and Keeping In
Condition,

One reads with a great deal Of in
tcrcst or the modern feature that has
crept INTO baseball contracts which
does not appear in very many contracts
covering the relation of employer and
employed. The feature In mind is that
Whlch promises bonus to a PLAYER If
nc Keeps III condition and does his best,
IN every contract between an en-
pioyer and employee. be the same in in
aus'rlai pursuit or in following a sport.
tho presumption ought 10 be that tbc
employed will give tho employer his
nest services in all circumstances. This
,mpieS. too. that the employee will
keep himself in as good condition as
possible to render his services. and that
when he is actively engaged In the pur-
SUIT or those services he will do the
very best he can 80
The writing into a contract Of q sne-
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chased large tracts OF timber land
IN this county tWake) and In Johuso
county. They will at once organise
company. install mills and develop tn
TIMBER land. 1t Is also expected tina
village Will be started on the land
ana houses built for the accommoda
tion or tho many workmen 10 DO ON
ployed. 49,
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Mig Money for stree, 1mn,o,.u..,

hElDSVILLE. N. c., January 5.-Ai
az ,,i.. enehts nave been completed foI
the issuance Of 100000 OF citv bondl
over 100000 OF these bonds win hI
used for general public Improvement
principally streets and the balance
VIII be for refunding bonds that vii
DO falling due this year.
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Attend Commis.ion CorcI,x

NJ" YCRk. January 5.--President
National League. viii leave hers tns
morrow for Cincinnati 10 attend The
annual meeting of tho National Com
mission next Monday. President Hemp.
also attend. '" 80
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Many New Records
Made During 1917
American Aviation.

Altitude (aviator alonc)-Calcb
Bragg. Minela. Long Island. September
TO-. 1917: Wright-Martin model V; co.
$50 feet.
cross-country distance: pilot alone
not yet homologated)--Kath Stin-
son. North Island. San Diego. Cal. to
Preside. San Francisco, Cal: Curtiss
reconnaissance machine; Clio miles.
CroSS-country duration: pilot alone
not Yet homolog Observation-Disclosures tin-
son. North Island. San Diego. Cal, to
PreSidio. San Francisco. Cal; Curtiss
reconnaissance machine: . hours 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-01-06

Coming North Carolina Village.
HEBULON. N. c.. January 81. K
barrow and II ]. Whitley have pur.
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ZIMMERMAN SIGNS CONTRACT

"'nn.s Third Dnseman Afixes Name to
iVio Sontrnct-PIRy All Exhibition
Gnmes Possible.
NEW YORK. January 5.-Heinie
zimmerman. third bnscman OF the
Giants, signed his 1918 contract to-day.
SO many requests have been received
nj tho club headquarters for exhibition
games Mt tho training camps that an
houncement was made the Giants
would play as5 many games at army
camps as opponents can DO found for
them.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Voine in druge vesti.

Rim, Italia. = Italijansko u
radno DoroGilo naznanja, da so Sc
Avstro-nemci umaknili IL SvoJih
pozicij ma severni gorski 'front.' V
.ozadju gore Monte Tomba. NJlho-
va sedanja obrambna erta Je "a
goro Monte Spinoncia.
Ia umik ie posledica briliantne
francoske image Ma gori Monte
Tomba. Avstrijci so nameravah
prodreti preko beneSkih plan]av'
V ozadju nemSko-avstrijsklh vrSt
delajo priprave "a defenzivno bo-
jevanje.
Rim, Italia. = Ma 'front.' med
Chiese in reko Adizo ter OBJ po-
boejih gore MontellO, OBJ reki Pia-
vi proti obali in pri Cavazucherl-
ma Sc vrse topniski boil.
Pri Capo Sile so Well nasi vO-
iaki z nenadnim napadom neko
avstriisko prednjo strazo IN "a
plenili nekaj orozja in municije.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Delavske i'm druge vesti.
Deklica z zalogo dinamita.

Policija Sc zelo trudi, da bi IL
vedela kaj natancnejsega o dvaj-
set-letni deklici, pri kateri so ma
Sli 98 palic dinamita in nabit sa-
mokres. Policija jo je aretovala
V cetrtek ma Union postaji Chi
cagi, kamor je dospela z nekim
vlakom Pennsylvania zeleznice.
Ma vprasanja policije je zelo zme-
demo odgovarjala. Enkrat ie deja-
la, da je stara % let, potem 20 in
nato 16. Koncno je priznala, da ie
njeno ime Linda Jose in da sta
.nujejo njeni starSi V Youngs-
town, O.
Kaj je nameravala deklica di-
hamilton, o tenn 81 Sc sedaj MISC ma
jasnem. Policija je mnenja, da ie
deklica pripadala kaki anarhistic-
nj bandi, ali pa da je lie orodje
kakih zarotnikov. Ceprav je are
tovanka tajila, vendar je bilo IL
njenih odgovorov izpoznati, da je
$ temeljnimi naceli in nauki anar-
hizma dokaj dobro seznanjena. =
Priznala je. ola je citala mnogo
knjig anarhistiene vsebine.
Ko Sc je pripeljala deklica ma
postajo, Sc je zelo cudno in sum.
1.-Two obnaSala. Kmalu nato je od
Sla V toiletno sobo, pustivsi svo1
ro6ni kovceg zunaj To priliko je
izrabil neki zelezniSki nastavlje.
nee, XII ie deklicno obnasanje opa
zoval, in je magic odprl MEN kov
eeg. Njegovo zacudenie ie bilo ne
popisno, ko je zagledal V MEM 3s
palic dinamita in nabit samokres
Obvestil je policijo, XII je deklicc
takoj aretovala Zvezni komisa1
Mason jo je obdrzal zaporu poe
varsGino $4,000.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Voiastvo dunajske garniziie Sc
upira, cete nocejo streljati ma
liudsko mnozico.

London, Anglia. = Stevilo
Straikarjev ma Dunaju je naraSt-
10 skoro ma en- 6etrt milijona, pra-
vi poroeilo. Stevilne industrije in
tovarne, XII so izdelovale vOjne po-
trebS6ine, so bile prisiljene zapre-
ii vrata.
Bern, Svica. = Med vojaStvom
dunai Ike garnizije je izbruhnil u
por, ker nj hotelo vOja$tvO sire
Iiati ma mnozico, ki je razbijala in
pustoSila tujo lastnino, pravi po-
roeilo, ki je dospelo danes z meJe,
PoroGil5 tudi nadalie naznanJa,
da je bilo izropanih mnogo trgo-
vim z twill in da Sc anarhisti jaw
no upirajo Oblastim.
London, Anglia. = Porocilo IL
Petrograda naznanja, ola Je ma
Dunaju izbruhnila revoluclJa. Re
volucijonarji so Sc pOlaStili vlad-
ne mo6i in organizirai svojo pro
vizoriGno vladO
Prve informaciji o revolt V Av-
striji je dobila vlada bolsevlkov
cd avstrijSkih vojakOv ma vzhodnl
'front.'.
V ravno istem Gasu pa je prispe-
10 tudi IL Berna V Svici poroeilo'
da je izbruhnil upor med voJa-
stvom dunajske garnizije.
Petrograjsko porocilo naznan1a'
da je izdal prvo poroSilo o av-
stri;ski revoluciji NJ. Nelotski'
podtainik vnanjih zadev,
Porodilo je vzbudilo tukaj veil
ko senzacijo. Ce bo revolucija V
Avstro-Ogrski uspe$na, DO 1melc
to naive6ji upliv ma voino. TO bl
pomenilo prelom zveze med Av.
striio in NemGijo, eemur bl tudl
knalu sledil mir.
v Avstriji je ze mesece dolgo
vrelo.
Nezadovoljstvo Sc ie pojavilo V
Avstriii re pred meseei, Ko je do
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Velika nesreCa v
rudniku.

Halifax. V rudnikih Arcadia
Coal Company V Stellertonu, N.
S. je bilo V cetrtek vsled razstrel-
be zasutih priblizno 100 delavcev.
Dozdaj Sc je posre6ilo sedem iih
spraviti na dan. V rov je odslo
resilno moStvo.
Ravno ia rov je bill pred pribli-
zno petdesetimi lett tudi pozoris-
ce katastrofe, XII je nastala vsled
eksploziie in Xxi je zahtevala pre-
ko sto cloveSkih zrtev. Trupla ne
srecnezev, Xxi jih je tedai zasulo,
MISC nikoli spravili ma svetlo.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Poroka potion telefona.

Pariz, Ill. = Sodnik J. B. Da-
Wis ie poroeil Water Blackeja z
Miss Silvijo Anderson potom tele-
fona. Gospodiona je dospela v sod
nikov urad in istega zaprosila,
mai pozove ma telefon nienega ze-
nina, ki Sc nahaia v nekem tabo-
riseu pri vojakih. Sodnik je ugo-
dill nieni zelii in zaliubljeni par
potion telefona poroeil.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Izpoznan krivim umora.

Chicago, III. = Vcerai ie bill
pred sodnikom McGoortyjem OBJ
soien Italian Luigi Comtattl v
petnaist-letno jeeo, ker je bill IL
poznan krivim mora.
Med nekim prepirom je napa-
del nozem svojega rojaka Frank
Lombardija in ga zabodel. Lom-
bardi ie namrec dolgoval Comtat-
thu vsoto As dolarjev, katerih po
iziavi Comtattija nj hotel vrniti.
Nastal je prepir, tekom katerega
je Comtatti zabodel svojega rola-
ka-
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Poizkusen samomor.

Chicago, III. : Pc prepiru s
svoio materjo je odvila komaj o.
semnaist-letna Amanda Such, pro-
daialka V neki trgovini V Chicagi,
plin V svoii spalnici, namenom,
da Sc usmrti. Pozornost matere pa
ie prepreeila njen nacrt, ker ma
ii je zaduhala plin, XII je uhajal IL
spalnice. Obvestila je policijo, XII
ie vdrla v spalnico, kjer je nasla
deklico onesveSceno v postelji. =
Prepeljali so jo v kriticnem sta
niu v bolniSnico.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Mladostni morilec.

Pred sodnikom Goffom v New
Yorku je stal Timoty Monihan,
star komaj sestnajst let. = Pri
"Base ball" igri je udaril 16-let-
mega Henry Ayresa koliekom,
katerega rabijo "a biti zogo, po
glavi, nakar so planili mani drugi
igralci. Nastal je splosen pretep,
tako da je morala posredovati po-
licija. Kmalu po tenn dogodku pa
je pocakal Monihan svojega So
yraznika ma Vzhodni LOG. cesti, in
ko je prisel, ga je ustrelil V srce.
Ustreljeni Sc je takoj mrtev zgru-
dill.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25

seglo svoj viSek, je izbruhnila ge-
neralna stavka.
Ia nemire in generalno stavko
je mnogo vzrokov, toda glavni
teh pa so sledeei:
l. Glad in potreba ki sta Sc po-
javila vsled dolgo trajajoee VOL
ne.
2. SovraStvo proti nemSki vladi.
3 Nesporazum med mnoglml
narodi dvojne monarhije.
4. SploSna zahteva po miru.
5. Vpliv socialistov, podzganih
DO ruskih bolSevikih.
NemSke vojaSke obfasti izvajaJo
veliko moe mad avstro-ogrsko Via
do, da bi upore V kali zaduSile.
Usoda cesarstva ma tehtnici.
Brzoiavka ma londonsko: "Dai-
ly News" naznanja, da ie usoda
dvoine monarhije in Habsburgov-
cev odvisna cd zasedanja avstrlJ-
slze drzavne zbornice, ki bo kma-
lu otvorila svoje zasedanje.
Bolseviki vidijo v Avstriji svoj
triumpf.
Stockholm. = BolSeviSka vlada
Sc zelo veseli sedanjega polozaJa
V Avstriji, in V petrograjskih bol-
Seviskih krogih Sc govori, ola pr
va bolseviska vlada, ki bo zavla-
dala, bo V dvojni monarhiji. F"
Ruski vojaki so odkar trala
premirje razdelili mnogo literatu-
re revolucionarne vsebine med
avstro-ogrske eete ma vzhodnl
'front.', in vpliv te propaganda Sc
ie kmalu pokazal.
Nemci so 81 ma vso moe prlzade,
vail. da bi razdrli prijatellstyo, kl
ie vladalo med avstriiskimi In ru-
skimi 6etami ma 'front.'. Vrsilo Sc
ie vsled tega vee boiev.
Neka brzoiavka IL Petrograda
naznanja, da je deial neki clan
bolseviSke Wade, da je upan]e "a
senaratni mir med Rusiio in Av,
striio danes moGneje kakor ie bi,
10 kedaj pOpreJ.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Bolseviki zaplenili romunsko
lastnino.

Amsterdam, Holandsko. = Ne
ka petrograjska brzoiavka, ki je
bila poslana nekemu nemskemu
listu naznanja, da so bolseviki "a
plenili del romunskega denarja,
lzi ie bill nalozen moskovski ban
XII ter da so nadalje zaplenih tudl
bisere in dragulje romunske kro-
ne V KiSinevu.
Romunska kraljica Mary je po-
begnila IL KiSineva V Jassy, kJer
lie zaGasni sedez romunske Wade.
"Krvava nedelja" v Moskvi.
Moskva, Russia. = V Moskvl
so praznovali obletnico "krvave
nedelje", XII je dobila svoje lme
"a casa ruske revolucije 1905. =
Moskoveani so proslavili to nede-
ljo z demonstracijo, pri katerl Je
bilo 40 oseb ubitih in 200 ranJe-
nih.
"Krvava nedelja" je bill dan
%. januarja 1905, ko je moskov-
sko prebivalstvo pod vodstvom
pravoslavnega duhovnika Gapona
korakalo pred carjevo zimsko pa
laeo, kjer je hotelo carju predlo-
ziti delavske zahteve. Oh teJ prl-
Tiki so vojaSke cete strellale ma
liudsko maso in so ma stotine l]u-
di postrelile.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Pozar v tovarni.

vsled pokvarjenih zie elektric.
ne napeljave je nastal V tovarnl
schlehter Lampshade Co. V Chi
.cagi pozar, ki ie ucinil $4,000 sko-
de, Sneg in mraz sta ovirala de-
lovanie gasilcev, vendar koncno
Sc i'm ie posrecilo, da so ogen1
pogasili.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Vlak skocil s tira.

Marion, o. = Stiri osebe 50 BIZ
lie V sredo zjutraj obcutno ranle-
ne, ko je skoeil S tira Elak Big
Four zeleznice, XII je vozil IL Gle
velanda v ST. Louis
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Povisana plaza delavcev v ladje.
delnicah.
Povisane place tiskarjem.

Colorado Springs, Colo. = Ii
biographical unija st. 81 ie skle-
nila z delodajalci novo pogodbo.
Tedenska plaza tiskarjev "a dnev-
no delo bo znasala $2S, "a nocno
delo pa $4,000. Tiskarji bodo de-
lali tudi lie po sedem in pol ur ma
dan.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Izboljsanje place gasilcem.

Beleville, I'll. = Mestni svet je
isklenil povisati gasilcem in polici-
stom place "a deset dolarjev ma
mesec. Nova odredba bo postala
'pravomocna prvega majnika.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Zastrupljenje.

v Chicago Sc je zastrupila 20,
letneea stenografistka Mabel
Springer. Dejanje ie izvrsila y
napadu splosne otoznosti in me-
lanholije.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
zivina zgorela.

Rock Island, III - V sredo ziu-
trai ie izbruhnil v hlevu j. Peter
sensa pozar. .Zgorelo ie devet konj
in ena krava. Povzrocena skoda
znasa $4,000.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Matt in sin zrtvi pima.


+ Chicago, III. = V cetrtek ie ma
sla policija V njunem stanovan1u
" Chicago mrtvi trupli 5O-letnega
tovarnarja Julian Visa in njego-
We 74-letne matere Lidije Viso. =
Zadusila sta Sc S plinom.
Sosedie so opazili, da prihaja IL
niunega stanovanja mocan vonJ
po plinu. Ko so vrata siloma od-
tprli, so nasli mater lezeeo mrtvo
ma podu kuhinii. sina pa mrtve-
ga v postelii. Policija ie mnenia-
da sta odvila plin V samomorll-
mem namenu.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Francosko poroeilo.

Pariz, Franeija. = Izvzemsi ne
kega napada, ki so ga podyzele
naSe cete vzhodno Auherive IN PR
kateri priliki so vjele nekal So
vraznikov, nj nicesar vaznega po-
roeati.
Glas svobode., 1918-01-25
Sannonnor.

L. nekega prekopa v blizmi
Blue Island Ave-, V Chicagi so po-
tegnili v eetrtek 33-letnega Miles
Jensena. MOI ST je pognal kroglo
skozi glavo. Motiv dejanja je ne
znan.