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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

I'd KMnaird H. A Wells. joe
Bishop Ward McGreW, / q. Goar.
W j Gregg, EAT. Maddox, Hardy
Cdcll. Fred Waterman, d. c. Scott.
Harold ForSberG md Lev Mcintosh.
W j. Gregg accompanied 4 group
of Imperial Irrigation District di-
gcctcrS to PhoeniX Tuesday to at
.cnd district convention The
>amr day Mrs Greeg motored 10
Ios Angeles 20 visit her daughter,
Mrs. " +. Jacobs. and Gccomt bet
;pl acquainted with lei four
months old g"andchlld
Maurice Galloway of San Diego
spen, the week end with his par
entS. Mr. and Mrs. H. Galloway
Nj. and Mrs. Joe Bishop and their
daughter Helen. drove 10 Par,
Springs Sunday to meet Bishop
tather and brother. Hugh and c. r
Bishop of Fullerton. Upon ther re-
turn the Joe Bishops We're accom-
panied b., Hugh BI:hop ".o val
,pent 2 MONTH WIN AIS sons II
ne VALLEY.
E!bclt Lec Newton, Oh furious.
from Camp Robinson near SCI
Franslsco. spent se9era! Gays ta&
week with n. parents. MI. anc
Mrs. Eloer, Newton. His visit espe'
cially brought cheer to Mr. NeWtcl
Wno has osen confined to ner bee
Tor several weeks b. illness.
Nh, and MIS- Robert Doie am
son. Donald, We're dinner guests O
MI. and Mrs. Jake Neidiffer Sun
cay cyenng.
Harold Phelps of Los Angeles was
the week end guest of Mr.. anc
MI W. J. Gregg
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Grange S Master
Reflected AGAIN

SANTA BARBARA, Cal, Oct, 23.
cUPl-Georee Sehlmeyer o. S2cra-
mento headed the California State
Gran1c today for the sixth time.
Sehmcyer was declared new mas
ter after 12-hour canvass OF
votes completed late last night at
.c,sIon OF the annual convention.
Eunicc L. Peterson of Sonoma
vas reelected secretary. and Will
iam P. Knight Of Los Angeles
county was clec.ed state overscer.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Bette Davis Stays
By Sick Husband

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oc,. %
p Film Star Bette DAVIS said
:oG"y >he woald remain at the bed
q" CT her husband until he is
"cemale'e.E out o: danger"
Il: husband. Arthur Farusworth.
~ tnglnee! at the MINNEAPOLIS
HeAeEWe0 Regulator company, still
Nas = serious condition with To-
bar pneumonia. Hospital attendants
sa.t however that he was improy-
Ns
M.ss Davis. who arrived yester-
g, at;ey 4 GOO mile a.rplane
...-ht rom Hollywood. said sht
v-ald remain l. least three 0!
iCu. Gays.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23

cattle.
Ed DI,kermon was liter II
'he Nlllorbrook Ranrh on H4lt
avenue. IL j. I'm Oulara
W.reH schauam"A from 8Usb,nh
f"itei ms mother ME-. \. J. Woc}i.a
aecently
Hot LUNCHES are nv being selyed
hc pupils at Mulberry school. TIE
harar per pupu Is l0c. Mrs Tarre#
Southerland IL in charge of ,ookit,.
ld serving
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Olson Refuses Tax
SIdsiling Session

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Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Actress viii Wed

NEW YORK, Oct 3 Up -
Cobra Wu-ht y. bIrnde IN. act
ress and cafe aocle.T tI-aFc. va
quoted today by friends ~. 2yina
she would be married hcre IA No
vember TO Corp Icon BeaYa"tte,
VINO spert $500 20 .aa..a. a
plane foc a date W.th hcr.
Imperial Valley press., 1941-10-23
Hostess Not Discouraged

49, Is:t.e zones. Camp ROBIN
= &o>.s>> - meb!nlns amma-
......a 70 u>e IL an Impending BAT
H..h :10-..3k.nE officers fer the
: =s~. q: lie examination
s.s declares taat. :eom her
.-..-c#..... =" .5.s:. >no",G have
s..'..:.s .: -. sd. She as
= '.at :>.ee,..e weU,G be strensth-
~ =. .!,r G5.H DIVISION was
.e.9eG ".0;e .Yo@. relatives and gil
.".e-Gs a haUe 4. east. the men
Md tea, bette. + they re
wed more ,hsn.S tyom home as
Cigarettes. cakes ana articles along
...l. lie
Foc he ssh Division homecon-
.H1. i celebration planned by the
'..f o.. Little Rock as a trlbute tC
.Ae soldiers returning from ma
"calar>. tie ,ocaI groups estab-
she'd = boo,a n the Soldiers Sey-
,.ss { -. and :li.ed Il with pyet-
p" -l.>
Girls Change Shifts
IHs .:aaA.-clad LADS who ha i!
"t,.S' interests a, home that wer'
.;:."~ enough 70 discourage local
"~.->. "e.e afforded this place tc
>o"" "nd &H1u"den their hearts
ID >v".S 70 he pretty girls.
S@.;:N O: g.r.s changed every
.oR: 50 a. 70 prevent any one eIrl
.:em aJso.b!ng 100 much of the
Ae.!; sex stuff the ooys poured out.
M~.or Griffin Acknowledged IN
.o.matoA q tins with 4 heart
It.. Please Sop, you're kiuing
n
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Fractures Hit
PUGET Gridders

AUBURN-Major injuries in all
three Puget Sound conference
night football games of last week
were reported by coaches at their
meeting here last night.
Charles Peckinpaugh. captain
and center of the Auburn Trojans,
fractured leg in the Renton game
here. Coach Matt Muczynski re-
ported.
Dick Penhale, Puyallup half
back. snapped his ankle in the
Enumclaw game, Coach Carl
Sparks reported.
Stanley Lndman, Kent center,
fractured his wrist in the Sumner
game, Coach Claude French re-
ported.
Johnny Lewis, Kent basketball
coach. passed out the cigars. the
occasion being the arrival Of a
baby in the Lewis household.
Next meeting was set for No
vember 3 at Auburn.
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Reserves Knot

sUMNER-Sumne seconds and
Stadium reserves battled to q
scoreless tie here yesterday after
noon with Sumner making the
closest bid for q score. Late In
the game Sumner intercepted q
Stadium pass on the Stadium Is
yard line but surrendered the ball
on downs on the Stadium Vineyard
line.
George Semba stood out offens-
lively for Sumner with Jack Adams
and Tom Myers taking defensive
honors. Gerald Bell, Bob Gibson.
Fred Geiger, Don Engle and Dick
Perkins looked good for Stadium.
Athletic Director John Heinrich
announced the Stadium sophomore
and reserve football schedule Tues
day:
The sophomore schedule:
Oct. T. Stadium W.. Clover PARK
Reserves at Clover Park.
Oct. lS-Stadium vs.. Lincoln
Nov. 3-Stadium vs.. Lincoln.
Nov. l0-Stadium at Beilsrmine.
The reserve schedule:
Oct. i3-stsdlum at Puysllup.
Oct. 2o-kspowsin ct Stadium.
Nov s-Puyallup 81 Stadium.
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Brooke Rolls
PACKERS LEAGUE
pIax Nor Allexs

PACKERS LEAGUE
Play Nor Alleys
Bacons TIA fo) VS. Shipping 2i73
"a: high game. Pred Lawrenz 1877:
high series. Pred Jswrenz 4ss
Ssusages 20oe % vs.. Little Pigs
2o5l 81. high game, Louise Larson
203. high series. J. Jacobs Sill
Lards 1880 ID vs.. Hams 2oei a.;
high game. Brooke 1885, high series,
Huntington 4e2.
SOUTH TACOMA MERCHANTS
HiWay Alleys
Horns 253e 80 VS. Parkers 2444
g.: high game. Horn 2io' series
Johnstons 257s ~ vs.. RaSmu.-
sens 22oa (ol: high game, streliter
iei series Streliter 535.
Heislgs 22lo 10 vs. Maskules 2573
a.. high game. We!nsarten 1919.
series. Weingarten 4s5.
schesser's 23os ul We 9ecsrt ~
series. Minniti 545
Hoffrnan's 2s5i 90 vs.. NeisS' 2sls
co.. high game. 3. Wells isz. series
2. wells eis.
Ruston Merchants League
Roy Murphy vas tops on the Eos-
ton drives Monday night. He banged
the heac pin for zie. III snc i7s
for q series total OF $50. HIS team,
Hoyelis with 2754 pins TOOK four
points from the Odd Fellows. ztel.
Bruce Twins asa was high FOR
Flora's as they took four points from
Ezugen's. 1895 70 2osl
The Hardware Won three 20 tht
Eras one, 1853 pins 70 1858. Harold
Olson led the winners with fez.
Merrill Tests bowIed AT for the Erss.
Goldfish took three from the Rus
ton Firemen. Jerry Miller 2o3. and
AT Erickson 4e4. carried them 70
asst 20 their opponents 2543.
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Jim Jurkovich. Star
OF Bears, Quits Grid

BERkEI.Ey. Cai---IIm Jurk.
ovieh. key man on the univsr-
sity Of California football team.
quit the Grldiron game today
for good by orders u the team
physician.
Jurkovich. spsedy left half.
around whom Coach stub ALI
son was building the Hear at
tack. received . head injury last
season that kept him bsnchsd
for many wseka
Ne waa knocked cut asaia
last saturday In ths Wsshinssea
state game. AltheugA - suIesly
revived. Ne Vas examined by Dr.
J. 7. ..arkness. tsen physiciss.
Drs. Lester lAwreece and VIII
lam Donald. univsvsity pkysl-
eiAns. when the nears returned
10 Berkeley yesterday.
They said they found no re-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Hoop Session

Senior basketball teams In
terested in lining up with the park
sponsored basketball leagues are
invited to meet with Al Hodges,
park recreation director, next
Thursday night at 8 o'clock in the
Metropolitan Park District office,
PIP City Hall Annex.
Plans will b outlined ut
this meeting for the 184l-41
seasons games which will 10
played In the Bellarmine gym
nasium.
Special invitations to attend are
extended to last yearis teams
which include: Latter Day Saints.
3sth st. Boosters. Central Luther
ans, First Congregational church,
Manitou Community club. Clan
Gordon, Woodmen OF World. Kea-
tor Chapter DeMolay. Business
college, Jefferson Playground.
Messiah Lutheran, Parkland
Trinity and Paints.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

los AN0Elxs -Ths 40 -.
naming senspiss<y shasgs agsinse
Bernard Elnstoas. psetfIs snaee
racing flgsrs. ~ss dismisss1 to1ay.
sssins officially sks isagthy h6sss
ssss finisg trial
superior Judge inward n nrsa1
sstsd On Deputy psstsset Attorney
jain Barnes motion snl <aisnisss1
the seaspirsey charge agstnse
Esssioss. He already ~ plea6e1
guilty 70 some a IL erieinai
charges ever which . Jury -
agreed and vaS fiasd o1.eoo 81
ssntsnesd To eas ysas 10 ~ soanty
jail
kAsseeas. aikas Sossasv. was
sec~ss1 II hss1nas . Rss11ss
sssSs bste1sg rssg - -
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wifllsm kssstsss - -
srssskseg. tee - ~ 1Dons1-
ssss. were segoI1e~1-
Tbs jury vss unabke = aGreo
On . verdict for Bernard ulno1ann.
l. w. klvsi ard - cneESas-
Ths thrss later pIsa1e1 guilty =
contributing 10 tns dslinqseney =
mlDox Jockeys ard XVII 40 CHAP
man were fined $1,000 and nAnstess
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Men on Card

SEATTLE-Two British sailors
from the battleship Warspite,
being repaired at Bremerton, were
signed today for supporting bouts
on Promoter Nate Druxman's Oct.
IL boxing card.
Bob Harvey, middleweight. will
make his third Seattle appearance
in a match with soldier Harris of
Fort Lewis, and Wally Downs,
Welsh 13s-pounder, will meet Al
Reado. Everetts speedy Negro.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Passing TT Along
With Harold Shew

recheck on the accuracy of the Passing II Along"
High School Football Rating System which made its debut
last Friday reveals that in Is of 10 the higher
rated team won giving the system accuracy rating Of
SCI per cent.
eee victory
10 predictions
ratings
State Puget County game, we're
tabled correctly and nine Of the within
difference
Three within point differ.n.
Thps
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

EUGENE. 0rs.-Coach Tex OIL
yer Of Oregon took a negative view
Of uses humping a, the hands
Of Ohio State and put his Orange
men through q stuff workout today.
He fears the Trojans viii bounes
back from their shsli&eklnE.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
Huskies 0kay

SEATTLE - The University Of
Washington came out Of is game
with Oregon State without serious
injury. Coach Jimmy Phsisn said
today az he groomsd hls Huskiss
for their traditional encounter with
Washington State. Ths regulars
were given only . light drill yes
tsrdAy.
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naming evidence Of the injury
but felt In view ef the fac Jurh-
ovica was susceptible h injury
n would be advisable for him 10
quit football rather than isepsr-
diss his health.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
PITCHING RECoar,s

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

los AN0G1.Gs----ucIA today
prepared for what sideiinsrs con-
sidersd Q bsssthsr for the Drains
Montana. Scout csre Hollinss-
worth reported. however. that the
unbeatsn Grizzlies should not b
taken too lightly. coaeh pabs
Horrell said he would remedy =
structural weakness IN the new
q. T." formation which stanford
took advantage Of last week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

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B 0 WLIN G
EAGLES LEAGUE

kAoLES tsEAelG
Bill Eggleston and Mike Miller
started off the weeks bowling on
the Coliseum alleys Monday night
by capturing the individual seor-
ing honors of the IL team pin
circuit.
Eggieston rolled COL for the high
total, the highest mark In league
play on the Coliseum alleys this
year. His games were iss. 7oi
and 2o7.
Miller got going In HE
second game and topples f@
pins. high single game Of the
Eagles matches. For HE htG
game, Mike received . Nom
hes~hip In the Coliseum "1.S
club" and became eligible To
compete In the monthly tour
aament for members Of that
group.
Other good scores in the league
were Miller's s77. oscar carlson's
$50 and a bt5 tally by Sammy
Tokstsd.
Largely as q result OF Miller's
shooting. Berg's team ca IN .
through with q oil game for this
high team single Of the ssries
The members are Len Thomas. n
stauffer. r. Berg. sam Tokstst
and Mike Miller.
INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
Earl Mahnkey. one Of racoms''
younger pin stars who n having
. good year In two fast leagues,
led the scorers Of the Industrial
league Monday night with q SIS
total. including games Of 7oo. 7i2
and III.
Bill Ruehle. Q teammate Of
Mahnkey and shooting In the line
up ahead Of him. rolled 72s In
his second game for the high
single OF the Industrial session and
finished up with q big 5s5 total.
Women bowiers Of the
league rolled good scores. the
top mark going 10 Olive
No,ds. the league seeressry.
~hose Iso. III and foI sawes
gave her . b,g sss tstai.
Helen Blair continued her fine
bowling of recent weeks. winding
up her series with q 1ol single
and asa total. Edith Smith had q
nice 400 series and Marjoris
shaaghnsssy Sss.
Len Peltisr wound up with q III
Gams 10 bring his total 10 Sos
Bye Huff rolled Bsz. and Kari
Miller s67 for other rood scores
KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS
Walt Schroeder led the bowlers
of the Knights Of Columbus league
with 4 500 total and 200 single
game.
EAGLES AUXILIARY
Kate Robinson. shooting In ths
Eagles Auxiliary league Monday
on the Coliseum alleys. had .
string OF four strikes IN her
second game which resulted In .
200 tally and gave her the hirh
single game honor Of the evening
She finished with o <A total.
Fern Coles BOWED eos-
sistsntiy. Is7. I5s and i5s. 10
check In with tss for the best
series. iona wild. ieffhandsr,
also registered . nice scofs,
With III for her high single
and ssI for total.
The Grocer gals. eompossd d
Gladys Rouse. Virginia Brown
Kate Olson. Clara simpson and
Muriei Richard. rolled 1881 for the
high team total
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

(OMo leo toot
A deer hunting party IN Ore
son vent haywtss. The SPORT
eliminated.
Dr.. Otto Terry. ~. csayssa
Terry. Dv. John ntssls. stI To-
coma. =. n. esssss. Olympia, end
Doh Evans. seattle. we're ths
hunters VIM srcught homo com-
plants.
Thsy hsd PLANNED fss . run
vssh's spost IN ~ ovssoa 1sss
lsads.
nsy p1eshs6 saae - ~
svssytAiss ssn1y ~ - ~
thsy vtesai1ae1 ws~e1 - ensess
fsv ssvoa 1ayA
M ~ ssssts1 - - snsts
nsss jnesl
As1 hsesss - go - -
>. go - bagee1 ~ taUne
hsssh 1ees.
And for the nest sis dsys ..
thslr vacation thsy moved
ints town and whiIsd In tIme
sway ~ The hsmiet's hessI-
In sshss words thslr gee1
lssk came ~ fast u turned Ists
bad luck IN . wsy.
aplaint
Dsar Nat. ] have = complaint
n DOH With ovsspn sssisss
fshirs IN Washingtos wstsss N
the Portland arsa.
Seven ~ s1Ght easD pashe1 -
~ shssss ~ the kaIama. Tsstie
asl other vsvsss thess bsas On
goa licenses.
Many ~ thsm. hn0w. - -
purshsss Washisgton Raavsse-
dent fishing licenses nast -
thsm. however. -.
And IL price 10 . - nots.
Tnesu y ~ esmrtntsl Ny
sssh . smnn - wh1ah $500
s~sissv - ssseAss son1s nee
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this ratings all been thoroughly
revsions have lowered the ratings
that they last week In addition ratings
more team
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Game Billed
For Stadium
Military Service
Men 10 Be Guests

With reports from Louisiana In
dleating that American military
forces failed 10 show proper re-
spect" for air bomhers during re-
cent army maneuvers. Pacific
Lutheran Coach Gift Olson Joined
hands with Mayor Harry 7. Cain
Tuesday to prove 10 soldiers and
sailors Of the Puget Sound area
that there Is real dynamite in an
air attack
An invitation WAS extended TO all
soldiers and sailors to attend alb
solutsly without charge the Pacific
Lutheran-st. Martins game sstur-
dAy night at the stadium.
The invitation was extended by
Olsen and officially seconded by
Mayor Cain In behalf Of the city.
Thus every soldier and sailor In
this area can see for himself how
the Pacific Lutheran aerial cir
Gus has scored four touehdowns
in each Of its first two games.
TWO RACKS OUT
Although the Lutherans came
out Of the Eastern Washington
savages tussle with two regular
backs on the hospital squad. both
OF the PIC big bombers. MARY
Tommervik and Marv Harshman.
viii be ready to show the armed
forces how to bomb the enemy.
Neither Tommy Lumsden. quar-
terback. nor Ster Harshman. right
halfback. h expected 10 open
against the Rangers Saturday
night. Hartman twisted his ankle
and Lumsden wrenched his shout
der In the Cheney tussle.
Frank Spear. quarterback. and
Stan Grieb. right halfbsek. will
probably get the call against the
Rangers Saturday although Jack
Bratlie and Tommy Hoslsins are
liable TO work their way into q
starting berth.
RESTED YESTERDAY
The Lutherans rested Monday
but will hit the training grind
Tuesday afternoon.
Saturdays game will be the first
winko league game for st. Mar
tins.
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Total I@ n - I n 10 II .i1 iu - -
sBsfsd for . tssasg Of nsst
ef nsst ss 1900
asiaE Of nfth
ss.,.d vr.asa eighth s.iss ss-s
seventh issing Of NTH gsse.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08

Among many rssomans vhs
hassed buck deer Sunday wsssl
Ernie sehsminss, ~. :. -
lea. isa-pauada t~e.point. Jahn
noslo. go ~. csshmAn. leo
pounds. two point John nussa
sis ~ ave. n. W.. Pssysunp.
lao pounds. iwe point: Frank
nus,s NJ. Z. nos MA. i3s-
pounds. two point RAipA teue.
he'd. san< last D. ifs-pelsdA
thrss-peint: ~ Carr. G1oetsca.
iio-peua1s. two-pcint. = ~.
nsmmcnA - Ma. < a.. -
pcusds. sws-posnt. nor 0Biyen.
s1o1ss 10. Yakima. eo-pssss1e.
four-posns
These deer wsrs tagged ~
Game Protector Jaeh Hynss ssd
we're taken from the Nsff Loop
district In the Elsstrna AREA.
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Uls>rt caFisen sna Walter
$40. Walter rpsd rssle~nts.
n.xssd sa<u suess sandsy.
sr>ninG ef ts> ipsi a<ss 49,
ncn
rnss infermst.en 80 eos-
v~ssd 10 seu IN etn>t seisnns -
ysstsrss~y's rtmss
osssise ssss ss~r . nssnlsa
unusual h>v~sseuts. rp~s ssps.
ss.iis IN Iat< rssrs TAI 70 -
cause ne stats Ksms DEPART.
u~nt has fun<ss.ns<i perfectly N
10 efforts - make shss ees ~
th< hest a<>r states IN ne
linton.
but cas.sea sns saic dse-
played spuftsmsnship - ne
hlHh~st sfsstr.
nsssse ssey n~sss1 snsss lpsas
Prey sssy go . hsse h1D<n ~
nsp<h n ~ rpussss voueuas -
IT, vsss easeavsels 49,.
Ne was wtthln sasy fsnGs. -
spss target
But TIE hunters I'D 81 III
him seeauss. they reasnns1 ~
ths moment
I'VE seasdnv Asvv Wrought The
=
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-10-08
or COLUMBUS

Walt Schroeder led the bowlers
of the Knights Of Columbus league
with q s02 total and 200 single
game.
RadnicÌŒka borba = Workers' struggle. [volume] ([New York, N.Y.]) 1907-1970, 1941-01-16

nego tu su sijaset pikrvenh slugana plu-
tokratiJe koJi ma slsan nacin obavljaJu svo!
snusan posao paraaju radnieke klase. o''
poruenici postojeeih junija su Sc zaklell our-
zoazl3l ia &c radnike spremati da Sc ne zalJe
"zrtyovatl "a nacionanu odbranu'; sVl taho-
zvani liberalni lstoyi nokret istieu preko-
okeanska strasila da bi time predobll svoJe
cltaoce-radnlke da Sc dadu sto wise lzfao'!'s"-
II lnteresu 'nacionalne odbrane - p'u'o-
kratije!
MedJutm, cinjenice dokazuju da SNOW
razbojnicke plutokratiie cd 1898. ne samo aa
nisl nj malo "iskreniji" cd svojih oceva, nego
su JOS razbojnickij, jer spansko-americk' ra'
jeste igr-tka Il sraynjenju sa ration KoJes Il"
radnicku klasu sprema moderna pldtoKfa'pa )"
swim svoJinn pokornim pascadima - eAeii''l"
drugm varalicama rsdnicke klase
II vremenu kada americka putoKra''la
jos jednom podze prasinu "patriotlzma I'D VI
time zaslepila ot izrabljene preVarehe fao-
nicke klase u verovanju da je pos'oJeci ''''pe-
ri]alisticki rat Il korist radnika Jef Sc ''''' L"
"demokratske' zefhle protv naclsuch'n @ei''"
liza, kojem vremenu kao sto vldesrio' al'e
ricki kapitaisti prodaju ratni materlJai 'apa-
nl, II isto vreme vode protiv mega fathu
propaganda, potrebno je da Sc $40 wise cuJe
glas velikog amerckog revolucionara DaAleld
De Leona, da ga mogu sto wise zavedenlh rao-
nika tuti da bi sto pre- presta biti zaVedeni
sa lukaystvom patrotizma uhVacehi' Jef ne
Leon reee: "... a kad to lukaVstVo pa''io-
tzam'l uhvati radnike, kod nJlh je 10 s''ai
neznanja, ne patriotizma. Bedni iJuai OIL "
morati da prolivaju krv.' | zbog tog hezhaJa
radnici svih ratujucih zemaja medJusob % Sc
kolju; miion vet poginuse sta sudblna &C.
ka radnke owe kapitalsticke zemlJe ako Sc sto
pre- ma zapoznadu sa glasom Daniela DE Leoha
S. L. p.
Zbog toga je nasa imperativ1a re'oinc'o
narna duznost da ma sve strane raskflnKasaliie
kapitalisticki lazni patriotizam zapoznaHaJuc
sve radnike do kojh smo stanJu docl sa spa
sonosnm glasom DELEONIZMA!