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our hands we shall overthrow the
power of world reaction!"
Build life in unity with know
ledge!"
Hands off Bessarabiai"
Greetings to the workers of Asiaw
Greetings to the workers of Afri-
cal"
Greetings to the workers of Austria
lia!"
Greetings to the workers of Amer
ica!"
Banners-banners- red
red-gold and red-red and red. Faces
happy-happy The holiday
is abroad! The hour of supreme ex-
preston of proletarian self!
Radek has appeared on our plat
form. He is youthful, vivacious, full
of fun. His five years old daughter is
with him. He lifts her on the parapet
to show her the marchers. Kuroki
appeared, the Commissar of Justice.
Schmidt is also here. He is the Com
missar of Labor. And here is Pavlo-
witch, the great authority on imperial
ism. Each Of them-a leader, mast
er in his realm, a character figure
that calls for an artist.
The men on the platform greet
each passing unit:
Greeting to the Red railway work
ers!"
"Hurra!" is the loud and willing re-
Spouse of lusty voices.
Greetings to the Red Army, the
valiant protector of proletarian
powerl"
"Hurra!"
Greetings to the red working wo-
men!"
"Hurra!"
Greetings to the fighting iron
workers."
"Hurra!"
Greetings to the proletarian stud
-ents!"
"Hurra! Hurra!"
Greetings to the Communist
youth"
"Long-live-th -world-rev-o-
lut-ion!"
The words are timed to the beat of
the marchers feet. They are earnest
about their words, those Russian
workers. They have proven it.
And the youth! The young genera
ton! Sprinkled between units of adults
are often units of youngsters. Child
ren's battallions. Schools. Homes.
pioneers red scouts. Sons and
daughters of a working class that
holds the government power. They
feel they are free. They know their
lands is different from other coun-
tries. They are being raised in new
air.
The rain is falling. The sun had ap-
peared for a few minutes, then the
rain resumed anew. But never fear
Nobody pays any heed. Whoever
walked with unbuttoned blouse does
not bother to button it up. Bare heads
remain uncovered. Those Russian
workers have seen greater discom
forts. They have gone thru hell. Now
their shoes and boots are whole
What is to them a drop OF rain.
Young voices fill the air like the
futter of birds on a spring morning
An adults throws the question from
above:
Pioneers, do you remember Lenin's
word?"
I'VE remember!"
Pioneers, are you ready?"
'vsegda gotovyI" always ready!)
Music plays. Many units came with
their bands. The pioneers have
drums. A little fellow marches at the
head Of the column, leading the rest
The children wear uniform clothes,-
white or red or blue blouses ovel
high leather boots. The children'i
PAGES keep time.
Pioneers. are you ready?"
always ready!"
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1924-06-07
WORKERS

One effective way to help
Soviet Russia is to lend
money to tn e Russian
workers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
FAVOR THIRD PARTY

Observation-Disclosures regarding
the formation of Wisconsin Farmer
Labor league and a new political
party to put third ticket in the field
this year have been sent to more thar.
1000 farmer, labor and Progressive
leaders of the state from headquarters
of Lieut.. Gov. George F. Con,ings,
according to Chester |. Platt, in
charge of Mr.. Comings' campaign.
Reports thus far indicate a large
majority of those addressed favor the
formation of third party, it was
said
Tie ouestionnaries include ques-
lions as to the election of La Toilette
presidential delegates, the formation
of a Farmer-Labor league in Wiscon-
sin. the placing of third party
ticket in the field and a question as to
the candidacy of Lieut.. Gov. Comings
for the governorship. A proposed
state Farmer-Labor convention in
March or April also is suggested.
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CALLS "AXEL" A SOREHEAD

Dear Mr.. Editor:
For many years | have been
subscriber of The Journal and faith
ful reader of the same from week to
week. AS such have not failed to
notice the so-called letters which have
appeared in the last two or three is
sites of your valued paper. / refer to
the letters written by someone who
signs himself "Axel Peterson" Please
do not misunderstood me. / do not
mean to criticise you adversely for
publishing them, but if you will per-
nit me, do want to take issue pub
licly with Mr. Peterson on some of
the things he has said.
In the first place his proposal to
move the Post Office next year TO
Prescott Road and his announcement
that it was to be so moved are pre-
posterous. 1t seems to me that any
one can see that it would be a mis-
take to even attempt such an I'M
reasonable proposition as that. Does
MT Mr.. Peterson know that the
authorities at Washington would not
consent to any such thing? The post
office is where it should be, and no.
body should be misled into thinking
otherwise. / do not wish to descend
to calling names, but nobody but some
sore-head would make such a pro.
posal.
Again Mr.. Peterson's proposal that
this city erect new school building
for the children Of the grades, and
that such building be erected on the
East Side appears to me to be an in
direct and subtitle attempt to mis-
lead the people of River Falls, and
stir up dissatisfaction. Of course
such building would permit the re-
moval of the grades from the high
school building, and allow said high
school to expand without great ex-
pense, but il Mr.. Peterson had lived in
River Falls as long as the writer has
he would know that to thus separate
the grades and the high school would
violate one of our traditions without
gaining any thing in the long run ex-
cept the postponement of charging
our high school for five or ten years.
l have given the matter consider
able thought, and am doubtful about
the identity of this man Peterson, but
whoever he is or wherever he halls
from, wish to publicly disagree with
him not only on the above points but
on his method of publicity. If, as
may be the case, he is writing under
an assumed name, l challenge him to
reveal himself. | must say that be-
fore he writes on the school question
again he ovght to learn to spell.
Yours for the best interests Of the
city,
An Old Subscriber.
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Journal Mail Box
Letters From Journal Readers
AN ECONOMY SUGGESTION

The other evening / heard discussed
a proposition regarding the municipal
electric light service which strikes
me as worth the consideration Of our
people.
Although it was not fully develop
ed, the main idea was along this line:
At present there is considerable
portion of the profit from the NUM-
cipal plant going into monthly
salaries of line-men or trouble
shooters whose pay goes on just the
same whether there is any line-work
Or trouble shooting to do or~rot.
The plan discussed was to abolish
this pay oil and have such work
turned over to private individuals or
private concern, and pay them for
the needed work as they do it. The
patrons Of the city service now pay
extra for work in this line, and there
is no reason to expect that they
would have to pay any more per job
TO a private concern than they do now
to the city. With little competition
among individuals seeking this sort
of work PERHAPS the service would be
even better.
Of course the city would have to
have a superintendent for the electric
department, and two men to run the
power stations, but that would be
about all who would be necessary on
the monthly payroll.
| think this matter is worthy of
consideration and discussion. Let's
near the pros and cons of it!
A City Power Patron
Ed. Note.-The Journal will be
glad to publish the views of its read
ers on this, as well as other subjects
and cordially invite you all to con
tribute.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07

plyed and sed. No l CESS not but /
ann afrade your tryful yung. l
give her a hotty look and walks
cway in rathfull disdane.
Saterday-well | have wanted to
90 in to the paper selling bisneSs for
a CRATE many yrs. but got over it.
After | had went in to it. / think
Saturday is poor day to have yure
ma away frum home. This is the 1st
Saturday mite the bath tub was not
used for long time.
Sunday-well / CESS ma must be
comeing home soon for seen pa a
warshing up a lot of dirty dishes
when I cum hcne frcm Sunday
skool. The sink is frite. yesterday
when / went to give the dog bath
in it I had to give it up for the sink
was full of dirty dishes.
Monday-well pa called up the
telephone office to tawk to ma and he
asst the operator did she have spesh-
ial terms for noosepaper foxes & she
answered in response that she did but
was TO polite to use them & besides
it was VS.. the rules to say it on the
fone. Ma will be home tomorro. |
have promised to all ways be good
boy when she returns back to us.
But on 2nt thot will keen the promise
to my own self on the @ L
Tuesday-well Pug Stevens has
went little to far when he split
lot of prefume on me and made me
smell like a graduating girl. have
warned him and if we ever do mix
it up of IS are going to have good
story to tell the rest of are gang
Either him or me will.
Wensday-I got a job a passing
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
Our "Axel" Hears
Wedding Bells Ring
Glover, Wisconsin
Warmer tomorrow.

Dere Editor and Readers of de
journal:
Nooce items continued.
Marcella Gunderson vent to San
Pool Friday we're he had prominent
wave made on vot remains off his
hair.
Wedding Obituary ANNOUNCED last
veek).
Frank Linistrom and Gudrun Fer
deem, after 8 monts and tn days off
de usual prelimnaries var junited in
de holy bounds off marriagemony at
Saltwater. Rev. Thorvald Olson Of
facilitating. De gride and broom var
drassed ass usual. Miss Gudrun wore
a vite armless dlass cutely draped
ofer a pink casserole Wit Shoes and
hoes to match, and beeg bonch of
Golly Gurchy roses. Mester Lind
strom wore de same axcept de vite
drass and de cassarole. Little Teena
Ferdeen and Eddie Lindstrom car
ried de ring on plate and de brides
,lrass. Miss Lundeen played de we'd
ding-tune, vile de audience waited and
looced at Frank and Gudrun Gaming
down de isle. Afterwards large
dinner vas made Wit covers laid for
sexteen onder vich de table groaned.
A reception vas den held at de depot.
IN de deceiving line stood not only de
happy jung cople, but also mama and
papa Lindstrom and papa and
mama Ferdeen nedcr off vich could
cry vitout laffing All off dem has
de sincere sympathy off de entire city
over de fine way ct all ended. A long
and happy greeting to de contracted
parties. De Wedding breakfast vas
served tn miles behind Durand.
De Kluck Kluck Klann tried to get
Yohn Peterson to yoin it bot she said
he didn't belief in de dam ting amy
way and if she bass angenteng to said
to somebody he wouldn't wear pill
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
MENOMCNIE MAY HAVE
LARGE POWER DAM

A new power dam with 17-foot
head of water may be built at Menom-
onie in the near future by the North
ern States Power Co., which recently
took over the Wisconsin, Minnesota
Light and Power Co. and furnishes
power to Rice Lake and many other
cities.
The new dam at Menomonie would
take the place of the present one at
the flour mill where people drive into
the city from the north. The dam
would be located either below the mill
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07

Bills for the drug store keeper and
he asst me how much | jthot | was
wilth. l don't no how much | am
with buc l am bound and determined
to get it.
Thirsday-Ant Emmy is threN,
with speslulists. He told her today
she had sum kind of Organick trub-
bic with her sistem. She sed he did
dnt no nuthing about it because she
never played / in all her life and she
is past seventy 4 yrs. of old age.
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or Just a short distance above, and it
might be necessary to move or wreck
the building. Removal Of other build
lngs in the low section also would be
necessary.
+. p. Wilterding is in charge of the
crew of men the company has had en-
gagged on the preliminary work. A
height Of seventeen feet would back
up the water to within short dis
tance of the Cedar Falls dam, which
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
BLAINE ON PROHIBITION

Governor Blaine says: "The evils
that flow from prohibition are, |
think, now conceded by unprejudicel
minds to be greater than all the evils
alleged against the saloons of former
times. If there is less drinking it is
clearly evident that there is more
drunkenness" Rice Lake Chrome
type.
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Wis
some for l ard
pa. / went
down to the Of
fee where pa
wirks on the
noosopapel' to-
day and he
aloud me to
dicktate a letter
TO the steno-
= stIN- " sNiid "
M. Vile | was
rccitcins it to
her / stops and
says 10 her. Am
/ 70 fast Tor
you. And she re-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
STATE BOARD APPOINTMENTS

Madison-Gov. Blaine announces
the reappointment of Edna D. Orr,
WATERFOWL, as member of the state
public library certification board and
G. V. Kradweil, Racine, as member
of the state board of pharmacy. The
appointments are for two years.
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Yours Trooly,
AxeI Peterson.

r. Est.-Aye ent knew moch about
desc har Melon Plan, bot Aye du
know dat vich ever way he vent de
beeg boys will all sneak out of dere
taxes and get beeg slice of de melon,
even if Magnus Johnson can milk
COWS nearly so fast ass de Sucatary
Of Agriculture.
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the company owns and has in opera
ton.
The Northern States Power Co.
owns four undeveloped power sites in
the vicinity of Menomonie and the
people there are much interested in
the developments taking place.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07

low-cover Offer his head vile he vas
saiding ct. "Ef Aye want to du some
teng to somebody says Yohn, "Aye
will said ct tn hiss face vite bote
fists" Hoorah for Yohh! We need
more vimmen lax him. Tu vich Aye
would add. Eff de stockings fit, keep
dem.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07

When in need OF anything in the
line Of printed work, remember we
can satisfy you.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1924-02-07
STATS DIARY
BY Ross Farquhar

F1iday-well ma has went away on
a trip for Few days and it is a get
dinn 1,rittu lore
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

BILE por que los propietarios del club
Sc decidan darle un aumento de suels
do, pues Ell afio pasado solo percibi6 La
modesto suma de doce mil Quinientos
pesos por la temporada.
'Con la ida de Bancroft. hemos per
dido los servicios de un gran player,
continue hablando ell Napoleon" del
Base Ball.. La habilidad y todas las
jugadas, me evitaha a mi muchos ira
bajos, vamos a extraharle mucho. pero
tengo la seguridad de que Frisch. en-
su defecto Groh, puedan llenar la grie-
ia, que en- nuestras flas deja Bancroft
De Jackson solo dire que creo que
llegara ser una estrella del frmamen-
to beisbolero. De la manera que sa-
li6 de todos los aprietos iurante la pa
sada serie mundial, me impresion6 de
tai manera, que apostaria un ojo de la
cara que ese muchacho llegara a
ser uno de los mejores jugadores en-
el base ball contemporaries.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Mono Amarillo" parece que no que.
ria estar presente mientras Sc cele-
braba la convention beisbolera de Chi
cago, Sc decide hacer un viajecito al
viejo Mundo, con la esperanza de que
10 olvidaran. alln solo fuera por brel
YES instantes todos los fan4ticos que
estaban pendientes de sus labios, y de
la turba periodistica que amenazan-
dolo con lapiz y papel esta dispuesta
de hacer que palabras que 81 nunca ha
dicho salgan en- letras de moldes en-
las cabezas de las planas deportivas
de todos los periodicos de La Union
Americana.
Apenas la quilla del gigantesco tras-
atIantico ssLeviathan'' hundi6 las
aguas de la bahia de New York. GUAM
do va un verdadero ej6rcito de cronis-
tas de sports, estaban en- el muelle es-
perando que McGraw saltara TERRA
9 hiciera declaraciones en- ell que los
periodistas nombraban ssMisterio de
Hornsby'', y quien no tiene absolute
mente de misterio sino ell nombre va
que 10 inice que Sc trata es que del
tai Rogers Hornsby, estrella de los
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

dores americanos y visitadores extran-
jeros que conocen su fama, iran los
terrenos, de base ban, apenas comien-
ce la pr6xima temporada verle ba-
tear t'como sabe hacerlo''. De dar ell
home run ansiado le aclamaran y aplau
diran ruidosamente. Sino 10 hace, no
pocos le coImaran de i1nprecaciones
81 el pitcher contrario le da ell sspase
la inicial'' pocos le estimaran como
un triunfo.
En- vez de burlarse del pitcher que
da a. Ruth la base por bolas los fana-
ticos yankees debieran vitorearie; Pc
70 ESQ es muy difici1 cuando son mu-
chos los Que pagan su peso por yer I'm
gran trancaso de Babe Ruth. =
Hasta ahora-a juicio del misno cri-
tico Chadwick-parece que Babe Ruth
va a disponer del monopolio de los
home runs en- 1924. Es cierto que
williams del Philadelphia lie empat6
en- 1928, gracias la suspension que
sobre Ruth pesaba al inicio del cam
peonato. reduciendo su record de 1922.
Con todo en- su favor Williams tuvo
que extremar sus esfuerzos para man
tenerse la altura del Monarca
Ell Immediate rival de Ruth, en- la
Liga Americana fue Kenneth Williams
de Saint Louis. Este williams posee
I'M brazo maravilloso, no dudarlo:
maneja Ell bat con destreza suma; pc
ro no es capaz de derrotar Ruth.
BABE RUTH CoNTINUARA sosTE-
NiENDo sU sUPREMACIA, su ex-
elusive dominic de los pitchers.
Quizas, dicen los fanaticos, a la Lii
ga Nacional lie importer POGO los home
runs; pero--agregan-cuanto no darfa
por poseer Babe Ruth.
Ell hombre que arranc6 eel prodi-
gio' de las garras de la Liga Nacio-
nal--al decir de Chadwick-fue Joe
Lannin, propietario que fue del sBos-
tom. quien actualmente sostiene al
gunos links de golf en- Garden City.
Long Island. De haber este buen
hombre continuado con Ell Boston en-
vez de abandonar el base ball, por al
go que no reuuiriese tanto esfuerzo de
nervios Ruth seguramente conti-
nuaria en- el Boston, el Stadium de los
yankees es mas SECURE que no Sc hu-
biese construido y Dios solo sabe cuan-
to htibiera ocurrido en- el base ball.
Pero tcdo este no altera los hechos:
Ruth es una verdadera estrella del
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NovENo INNING


Ponce: Trompi rolita al pitcher !;
N6stor fly que nagistralmepte GAIA
MonchiIe; San hit; Cobas el ultimo
leon muere en- manos de Victoriano.
/ hit, no error, no carrera.
Asf obtuvo el Athletics una facil
victoria sobre la formidable novena
Ponce. Score final /. Gamiz
lAhz6 adknifablemente peEmitiend0 s6sl
10 una miserable carrera. San fu6
atropellado por la majagua CAPITA
lena.
Los atletas han progresado consi-
derablemente pesar de que aun
quedan lunares de los que hablare-
mos mas despues.
Ell '.Missy" cogi6 un bonito collar
elaborado por Figueroa. Las curvas
del pequeno lanzador eran enfgmds
para los marinos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
RAMON MA. ROIG
MGENIERo CIVIL

Especial atenci6n al levantamiento De
pianos para el Banco Federal de Ore
ditos Rurales, con eI que ha estado re-
lacionado desds que empez6 funcio-
mar en- r. r
Ayuda desinteresada para que Ud.
consiga su pr6stamo la mayor sbreve-
dad, evitandole eastos innecesarios.
No importa que I'd. no tenga dinero.
Plaza Degetau No. 8, Ponce. Tele-
fono 352 roio, AAvs.
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Los juegos del pasado domingo en- San Juan
INTERESANTES NOTAS DEL EXTERIOR

de haber habido tan solo la diferencia
de tres 0 cuatro juegos entire el club
en- prirnera Inca el que ,el seguia.
acknowledgements la conquista por Ruth
de la prirnera por bolas contadas hui
biese podido ser factor decisive en- la
lucha.
Cy Williams en- la Liga Nacional,
Sc anot6 casi tantos home runs IA
vor del Philadelphia como Ruth
10 hizo para los yankees pero Will
liams solo logr6 una tercera parte de
las bases por bolas anotadas por Babe
Ruth. Las cifras fueron 59x170.
Williams anot6 SO carreras para ell
Philadelphia. Ruth anot6 Isl carre-
ras para los Yankees. Ruth es CO.
rredor mas ligero, pero no es esa pre-
cisamente la raz6n del por, que Sc ano-
to mayor nimero de carreras. Los
pitchers de la Liga Americana fueron
juguete de su astucia durante la tenn
porada toda. t1GA
Dedhzcanse los Al home runs hechos
por Williams de su total de SO carre-
ras y nos encontraremos con que solo
anot6 57' mas en- distinta forma para
su club. Deduzcanse las Al del to-
tai de 151 de Ruth nos encontramos
que Ruth ha hecho 10 mas, casi dos
veces las anotadas por williams.
Por La fama adquirida por Babe
Ruth como ell ''fabricante infalible de
los home runs los miles de expecta-
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sExTo INNING

Ponce: Caratini bombito al short;
Ninfn rola a Monchile que este mo-
fa; Trompi Sc abanica Y en- estos mo-
mentos Ninin es out cuando inten-
ia pisar Ia intermedia.
No hit, error, no carrera.
San Juan: Victoriano fly al short /;
Ciqui roIa al short Y es safe por
error de Trompi; Hernandez envia
Ia submarina ''empezgriegada" >de
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sEGUNDo INNING

Ponce: San fly Victor; Cobas di-
ficil rola que atrapa Gamiz; ell HON.
bre Dios hitea; Millito le imita, pero
King solo envfa una mensaiera "a
Seda.
2 hits, no, error, no carrera.
San Juan: Monchile sigue sofoca-
do y Sc abanica; Seda imita a este;
Guzman recibe la base. Gamiz pa
lea al short y el Lcdo. es force out.
No hit, no error, no carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23
OCTAVE INNING

Ponce: Millito linea al short; King
hit, Caratini fly Chato; King va
a la segunda por passed ball de Her
nandez; Ninfn Sc inicia en- las fiestas
de los ponches.
1 hit, error no carrera.
San Juan: Victor rola que mofa
Ninfn, safe, v Sc estafa la segunda;
Ciquf rola al short, out, Victor va a
tercera; Hernandez Sc abanica; Par
petit hit v anota Victor; Chato Inca
que caza Don Cara.
l hit, l error, carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-23

Base Ball Y 81 innumerables fanaticos
en- ell mundo entero lie admiran por sns
proezas como bateador de cuatro es-
quinas. los maestros en- juegos, los OBJ
servadores de estadisticas, lie procla-
man Ell mas astuto robador de la ini-
cial, Ell jugador por excelencia, en- con-
quistar 'slibre passes a la primera que
impulsan base por base al codiciado
sshome''.