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ostrica klasne borbe. Tada, kada
je nastupilo vreme odlucne bor-
be, proletarijat, umesto da 'lsta-
ne u nacionalnu samo-odbranu
on Sc pretvorio u nacionalno sa-
moubilstvo. Tacnu sliku, iii du-
plikaciju, toga dava danasnll
proletariiat sa svojom ravnodus-
nosti obzirom ma razaranja ko-
ia vrSi svetski kapitalizam da-
mas. Zavodien Cd strane kapita
listickih politicara, a narcotic cd
radnickih prevaranata, ma poll
tickom ekonomskom polju, pro-
letariiat, ako ostane ravnodu-
San prema danasnjem razaraniu
anarhiji, ako Sc nece "pretvo-
ri u ugarak koji ce da zapali Geo
svet", sada, osobito, nece trehati
$500 godina" da Sc uvede ia
rimska duphkaciia Crnog Doba.
koia &c biti u daleko razornijem
i opseznijem obliku.
Dali sc zaista tako Sta r1oze
desiti u dvadesetom veku? Mo-
ze. A dali Sc tako sta moze spre-
citi? Zaista da moze. Ali kako?
Aleksander P. de Seversky, ma
pisao je jedan elanak, koji je
obelodanjen u stampi Z. maia,
pod naslovom: "Zasto mi mora
mo prestati sa ratovima'' u ko-
iem on predvidja potpunu razor-
most sveta, ako dodje do treceg
svetskog rata. De Seversky je
poznat tehnicar i inzirir, kao sto
i sam kaze u elanku, i kaze da
ie tehnika toliko otisla u napred
da je to tesko verovati, a naro-
cito danas "a vreme rata. "Na-
CHE sveta imadu u svojim ruka-
ma znanstvenu silu koja je u sta
nju da razbije celu civilizaciju
ma komadice," kaze on. Svako
obican uzima "a gotovo da &c
sledeci rat biti grozniji nego o.
val" l nastavlja dale: 'ja Sc u
sudjujem proricati da &c sledeci
rat ne samo doneti vi$e razara-
MIA nego oval, vec razaranja no.
We vrste, primenjen ma nepamce-
nom opsegu protiv SVAKE Il
We STVARI ma ZEMLJI." pod
vuceno u originalu, krupna slo-
va moia.) Dakle, razornost u ma
rednom ratu, ako do MEGA dodje,
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SOvjetska Rusija

Prema vestima cd H. maja,
,Sovietska ambasada u Wash
ingtonu primila je izvestaj il
Moskve da je sada potpuno
ustanovljeno broj u bij e nih
po nacistima sovjetskih sta
novnika. Tai broj iznosi 100000
osoba. Naravno, to je sve poci-
memo u predelima Rusije koje SUI
nacisti okupirali drzali pod svo-
JON vlasti dok nisu bill isterani.
Jedan dec cd tih poubijanih bilo
je civilno pucanstvo, ukljucujuG
zene decu, drugi dec bill SUI
ratni zarobljenici.
Ia ova zlocinstva okrivljuju
Sc, medju drugim, diva generala
nemacke armije koji su izdavali
te naredbe, Sto Sc otkrilo u do
kumentima uhvacenim u Kievu,
kada je zarobljena nacisticka
vojna komanda tamo. Ia Crvene
vojnike nije bilo nikakva saza-
lenja, pravde iii suda, oni SUI bill
ubiiani nemilosrdno kada III Sc
zarobi.
U potpunom i SIX oriscavanju
dugo praktikovanog racizma ma
cisti SUI, prema tim dokumenti-
ma, (nacisticka "Osiguravajuca
Politika') proglasili da je "bolj-
sevicki uojnik izgubio pravo da
bude smatran kao posten vojnik
III saglasnosti zenevske Konven-
cije". cak SUI dali pohapsiti i po-
ubijati vodje Ukrajinske Nacio-
nalisticke Organizacije koja je
njih, naciste, pomagala i radila
protiv Sovjeta.
Nacisti znadu da oni sa svo-
jom propagandom nemogu osvo-
iiti mase! a narcotic ne u osvo-
ienim zemljama, j otuda oni SUI
pribegavai tome iskorenjivanju,
kao jedinom sredstvu kojim da
pokore osvojeni narod, ii. da ga
poubijaju tada nece biti ko da
Sc protivi. Njihove politicke 81,
dele" SUI ocito prereakcionarne
da bi III mase poprimile, pored
toga oHi umesto da su mase po-
magali hranili tamo gde su ma
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Pro-kapita|istiCki junionizam
Rezolucija ekonomskoj organizaciji rada

misliene su da ovekovece najam-
nicki sistem ida tupe ostrich
klasne borbe, sa laznim izumi-
ma takvim kao ugovori kolektiv-
nog pogadjanja i kobnih laznih
propisa 'bratstva izmediu kapi-
tala rada.
Takve pro-kapitalisticke orea-
nizacije, dalekoF od, po "a rad
nicku klasu, jesu raznovrsni po-
sla-trustovi Il potpunoj kontroli
klike radnickih prevaranata. Pod
uslovima ratno-vremene kontro-
le mad poslovima, najamnice it'd,
oni su preobrazeni II nesluzbene
Instruments drzave "a "discipli-
novanje" radnika. Sa ciljem da
Sc niih ucini wise efektivnim u
suzbijanju radnickih zahteva
da sprece radnicima da in od-
bace sa prezironn, drzava ie odo-
brila radni6ko prevarantskim
sakupliacima potpisa razne for
me takozvane sjunijske sigur-
nosti". Pc strukturi, IL niihovu
usvajanju privatnog vlasnistva
kao druStvene osnove, owe su or
ganizaciie od6cno pristojne "a
ulogu zandarenja mad radnicima
u korporativnoj DRAW. Takve ju-
niie obuhvacaju nebrojne divi-
ziie u radnickim redovima i pot
puno su nesposobne da sprece iii
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w. S.

Pre- devedeset sedan godina,
Marks i Engels, opisivajuci u
"Koraunistickom manifesto" is
torijsku borbu klasa, vele: :"
jednom reci, tirani tiranisani
nalaze Sc u stalnoj suprotnosti
vodeci besprekidno, cas- prikri-
venu cas- otvorenu, borbu koja
sc redovno zavrsavala iii revo-
lucionarnim preobrazajima celog
drustva iii zajednickom propas-
Gu borecih Sc klasa". Uredjenje,
koje Sc opisuie gore pomenutim
recima, 'zajednickom -propascu
borecih Sc klasa", jeste zavrsni
stupanj Rimskog Carstva, koje
je trebalo biti oboreno zane
memo progresivnijim drustvenim
uredjenjem. Ali posto SUI "bore-
&c Sc klase" propale, u glavnom
rimski proletarijat S jedne stra-
ne patriotic burzoaski plebeji
S druge strane, nastala je drus-
tvena propast, poznata pod ime-
nom Crno Doba.
Opisivajuci isti stupanj Rims
kog Carstva, De Leon u svojoj
besmrtnoj besedi pre- cetrdeset
dive godine, u 'Dva lista IL rims
ke istorije'', u kojoj je podrobno
opisao te 'borece Sc klase", pri
kraju, nakon sto je citirao "a
vrsne reel "Komunistickog ma
nifesta", 'Radnici, vi nemate sta
da izgubite do svojih lanaca a
Geo svet da dobijete", pa pita:
ear je danas u vreme elektricne
BRINE, potrebno 500 godina pa
ola Sc danasnji proletarijat pre-
tvori u drugi ugarak kojim ce
Sc zapaliti Geo svet?"
U recima, "da Sc danasnji pro-
letarijat pretvori u drugi ugarak
kojim &c Sc zapaliti Geo svet''
teska je opomena pouka kojrl
De Leon povlaci "a radnicku kla-
SUI danas IL dogadjaja rimskos,
proletarijata, koji je bio pryo
zavodjen Cd plebejskih vodja i
vodio tudje bitke, a posle iskva-
rem reformama brace Graha, a
povrh svega, glorifikovan cd pa
tricija kao ''heroj sveta" it'd, s
cim je potpuno bila otupljena
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Dvadeset-prva Naciona Ina
konvencija Socijalisticke Rad
nicke Partije Amerike, ma Ease
danju u gradu New Yorku, l..
maja 1914, potvrdjuje partijsko
ranije stanoviste u pitanju eko-
nomske organizacije rada iz-
javljuje:
Celishodno organizovana in
dustrijalna junija radnicke kla-
Sc formira nuzni okvir Socijalis-
ticke Industrijalne Republic
Rada, i konstituise organsku for
mu Socijalistickih Administra-
tivnih sila novog drustva.
Ekonomska organizacija, iii
Socijalisticka Industrijalna Juni-
ia, ieste, Sta wise, revolucionarna
sila Sd kojom radnicka klasa, u
momentu njene pobede ma gla-
sovnici, moze uzeti fizicki posed.
drzati operisati tvornice, radi-
onice, rudnike i sva druga sreds-
iva druStvene proizvodnje i ras-
podele, i tako osigurati pobedri
SocijalistiGke Revolucije pred
uprediti Observation-Disclosures po-
bunu ma strani nadglasne kapi-
talisticke klase.
Sadasnje takozvane junije -
Anericka F'ederacija Rada, Kon-
gras "a Industriialnu Organiza-
ciiu i sliene organizacije IL
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Turska.

IL Londona Sc javlja (18. ma
jay da u Turskoj izbijaju izvesni
neredi u vozi sa nedavnom pro-
menom turske strane politike
koja je odbacila naciste prikliu-
ella Tursku uz Saveznike. ''Pre-
XII sud je proglasen u Istabulu,
radi neustavne aktivnosti turske
pro-nacisticke organizacije, Pan
Turanian, koja je prouzrokovala
publicne demonstracije, -" Da-
lie Sc kaze da ne postoje izravni
dokazi da "Pan-Turanian" ope-
rise ''pod direktnom kontrolom
stranih sila, znaci SUI, ola je orga
nizacija promenade bazirana
ma racistickim i fasistickim prin-
cipima" Istu Sc takodjer, okriv-
1juje da je rameravala izvrsiti
-preokret uspostaviti fasisticku
iii nacisticku vlast u Turskoj.
Il Ankare Sc javlja da su IL
vrsena mnoga hapsenja po celoj
Turskoj, III pokusaju da Sc raz-
bije ocito po nacistima finansi-
rano drustvo, poznato kao Gray
Wolf" "a koju Sc JOS ne zna da
Ii ina neke veze sa prvom.
Razume Sc, da u Turskoj kao
u ostalim zemljama, cak j "de-
mokratskim'', nacizam, fasizam,
racizam it'd, ina svoj koren u
samim domacim burzoaskim in
teresima. N e m acko "finansira-
ME- i propaganda nebi bio tako
efektivno kada to nebi bilo pot
pomognuto sa domacim interest
ma turske burzoazije. Burzoaziji
treba nacizam, fasizam it'd, u
swim kapitalistickim zemljama,
cato Sc to tako lako i pokrece u
swim zemljana Da bi predupre-
dill uvadjanje nacizma radne
mase Turske, j svih drugih ze-
malta. moraiu Sc spremati da is
cupaju koren il kojeg izrasta ma
cizam, a to je svaki kapitalisticki
poredak. Mega treba unistiti.
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New York Times" cd 19. maja
javlja da je "kralj Petar pristao
ma DIR. Subasica uslove, koraku
upravGenom ma efektivno ko-
nacno izmirenje sa marsal Tito
vom mocnom organizacijom."
Dale Sc kaze da ''Marsal Totov
Oslobodilacki pokret moze biti
ukljucen u novi kabinet, direkt-
no iii indirektno, ako DIR. Subasic
uspe )" Oval korak je kralj po-
duzeo, kaze Sc, nakon poduzeg
medjusavetovanja sa britanskim
drzavnicima, uk u u juci i
Churchilla i Edena.
Takodjer Sc javlja da je Suba-
Sic pristao, samo pod razumeva-
MEM da Draza Mihajlovie niece
biti zadrzan kao Ratni Ministar".
Ovo je. razume Sc, veliko po-
pustanje ma strani kralja. Skoro
da je pristao ma sve uslove koji
su mu ranije nudjeni Cd parti-
zana, ne znamo kakav ce uticaj
to imati ma cetnike srpsku bur-
zoaziju u opste. Ali posto Sc j
jedna i druga grupa zasniva ma
istim osnovnim nacelima, ma ma
celima kapitalisticke vladavine j
priznanju privatne svojine, kralj
verovatno drzi da ce Sc stvari
moci docnije izgladiti i tako ce
biti sacuvan i presto i kapitalis-
ticka vladavina u Jugoslaviji. Nj
ie nemoguce da Sc u tome uspe.
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ISL, kako to, i ako lukavo, vrlo
malo, cine drugi u ratu, oni SUI i'm
jos otimali sve sto je vredilo
oteti.
Ala je strasan tai medjuna-
rodni kapitalizam. Ljudski Sc Ii
voti ne smatraju nista wise nego
zivoti muha komarica.
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Vazne med djunarodne vesti.
JugOslaviia

IL Lonona se vest od 49, maa da ugosaveIski kralj
Pear raspuso svoju Puricevu) vadu zgnanstvu da je
povero Ivanu SubaScu bvem banu Hrvatske ko e kako
vec avili proslom boju R. B., stigao London
kraev pcziv da sastavi vaGu. klaieva e namer;
naravno ola sacuva prestolncu da uedine totnic
partizani u .Jugoslaviji.
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kroz kapitahsticku Arnerik,,.
Knox je bio milioner

PokoIm Sekretar Mornarice Frank Knox, koi ie 1mro
IS aprla osaVo Je bogatstva svoio suprzi, Annie Reid
Knox vrenostl $2@oooo On e bio yasnk iii suvlasnik
'chcago Daily News "a. ahoder ie bio oemcn 1lasnik
''Onon leader Publishing Company Of Manchester n H. On
ie, drugim reGima. bio kapitasa, mioner
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
Stadler Racks Tn
68l HIGH Series

Eddie Stadler, enjoying one
of the best seasons of his career
on the alleys, was the main topic
of conversation in the Monitor
Leader Major League at Bowl
O-Drome last night. Leading off
for Dads Rustic Rest, Eddie
banged the wood for a 68l Sc
ries, fourth high Of the season,
as he led his team TO sweep
over Oldbru. He had games of
245, also high for the evening,
and 212 and 223.
Four other keglers hit the
600-plus mark. Reggie Moore
had 233-224 in 637 as he pow
cred Priehs Sales to a 81 vic
tory over j. e. J. Music, Les
Frederick had 222-212 in GIG
as his Altes Lager swept over
Blue Rock and Emmett Quinn
and Harry Gahlau had 636 and
COS respectively as Denmarsh
outshot Harper Drain Commits
sion twice. Quinn started with
243,
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Experts See Basora
0uihit WadsWorih

DETROIT, Feb. 18 - up -
Durable Jose Basora, Puerto
Rican middleweight, is favored
to outpunch Len Wadsworth OF
Hamilton, Ont, in the ten-round
feature tonight of a fight card
at Olympia Stadium, but weller
weight Tommy Bell of Youngs-
town, o., may steal the show.
Bell is seeking his oath sue
cessive victory and his third
knockout in five nights in an
other ten-rounder with Johnny
Abbott of Cleveland. Bell scor-
ed three-round Knockout Mon
day at Pitts ,urgh and stopped
Chuck Hunter in two rounds
Tuesday at Cleveland.
Heavyweights Tommy (Saint
Thomas) Reed of New York and
Johnny benson of Indianapolis
also are matched at ten rounds.
In his last start here, Basora
gained an easy decision over
Fritzie Zivic of Pittsburgh and
another victory might put him
in line for another bout with
Jolting Jake La Motta of New
York, who outpointed Basora
last fall.
Meanwhile, a ten-round bout
was completed yesterday send
ing Howell King of Detroit
against Jimmy Mandell of Buff
falo, N. Y, next Monday at Ar
cadia Hall. King gained a sur
prise six-round knockout vic
tory over Pfc. Chuck Hirst ear
lier this week in the debut of
Promoter John (Scotty) Stra-
chan new club.
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Jack McAuhHe, Fashion Plate
Champion, Never Lost a Fight

The men battled "a bitter rounds
when spectators broke into the
ring and Frank Stevenson, ref
cree declared the contest draw.
Carney's hackers charged that
gamblers who had bet on Nc
Auliffe broke up the fight to
save their bets.
Jack McAuliffe was a marvel
Gus boxer and terrific hitter.
When Young Critic, phenom-
email Australian, came to the
u. S., McAuliffe outpointed him
in 10 rounds at Coney Island,
Aug. 81, 1892.
After boxing a six round ex-
hibition with Kid Lavigne at
New York in 1896, McAuliffe
retired from the ring undefeated
the only champion in boxing
history TO do so.
McAuliffe made fortune
WIFI Ills llStS Dut COuluIl I Iioio
it. Always an inveterate gam
bier, he went broke and finally
returned to the cooper shop in
Williamsburg from whence he
came TO set the fistic world a
flutter with his brilliance. He
soon tired of this and went on
the stage. doing monologue.
He met with success but couldn't
keep away from racetracks,
where he finally wound up
working for a bookmaker.
To the end, however, he re-
maind the debonair Beau Brum-
nell and was conspicuous in his
Bond Street bowler and we'll
tailored clothes.
When Jack McAuliffe died
Oct. 81, 1897, after a lingering
illness, the entire sports world
mourned.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
Fights
Last Night

Nv the Associated Press
FALL RIVER. Mass.-Burly
Lanier, l60, Philadelphia, out
pointed Speedy Duval, 157, AL
lentoWn. Pa. U0l: Eddie Moniz,
1874, Fall River, outpointed Steve
Kronis. 126. Boston co..
PORTLAND, Me. - Johnny
Finazzo, 1872 Baltimore, and
Johnny Seeman. 1866 Il, Quincy,
Mass. drew (l0); Johnny Coe,
1877 L., Boston, and Vern Pelle-
tier, 1873, Lewiston, Me. drew
CO..
HAZELTON. Pa. - Charley
Sabatella, Scranton, Pa. out
pointed Lester (CuebalD Young,
Philadelphia (10); Frank Jayne,
Plymouth, Pa. stopped AL Can
zonelli, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Q3).
(Weights unavailable).
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
Top-Motch Hoop
Teams to Clash
in Benefit Tits

A picked team of the top
notch Negro players now sta
toned at Selfridge Field is
scheduled for hard fight Sat-
urday night, when they clash
with the Harry Suffrin Club of
Detroit at the Roseville High
School gym in a benefit game,
the proceeds of which, will 60
to the Macomb County Crippled
Children's Fund.
Predictions hint at a treat for
the spectators, who will see &C.
ton by Herman Feutch, west
coast star, and Leo Beebe, ex-
captain of the Michigan Univers-
ity hoopsters, who are now on
the Suffrin roster.
Accompanying the crack
Post quintet will be Lieut.. Carl
E. Abbott, Selfridge Field ply
steal training officer.
An interesting contest will see
the Eastland Faculty Five, COM
posed of South Macomb county
coaches meet with the JAPAN
erican basketballers from Mount
Clemens, in the preliminary bat
tie.
The benefit program was or
gained mainly through the eff
forts of Roseville Coach Nyol
Hayes, who is also chairman Of
the Roseville Rotary Club. Adj
mission at the door will be soc,
with the preliminary tilt to
start at 1880 p. m.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
DR Would Place
US.S. Wolverine
on Exhibition
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 10 -
President Roosevelt says he
wishes the U.S.S. Wolverine,
formerly the US.S. Michigan,
would be placed on exhibition
tor its historic value.
The President made his de-
sire known in an informal note
which accompanied the draft of
. bill submitted yesterday 10 the
House of Representatives by the
Navy Department.
A letter from acting Navy
Secretary Ralph A. Bard to
Speaker Rayburn explained that
the purpose of the bill was to
preserve the ship "for its histor-
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
G.L's TRY DATE CAROLYN

CAMP BLAND1NG, Fla. -
W.D-"Dear Carolyn the salu-
tations read. There will be
number of red faces in Camp
Banding when a few soldiers
who have written to Carolyn
Callistreet, society columnist
Of the Bradford County Tele-
graph asking for dates, find out
that their dream girl is a
quiet, middlc-aged and happily
married male.
The daily monitor leader. [volume] (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1942-19??, 1944-02-18
BY BILLY ROCHE

Jack McAluiffe, the fashion
plate pugilist, was the only
champion in fistic history who
never lost fight. He was the
Dapper Dan of the ring, the most
colorful and popular boxing
champion that ever held a title.
For twelve years McAuliffe
reigned king of the lightweights
and ruled with a regal air. He
was the actor personified. He
had the mien OF Richard Mans
field. He would walk across the
ring with a lordly air and there
was something royal in his ges-
ture as he threw off his robe and
acknowledged the plaudits of
the crowd.
Jack McAuliffe was born in
Cork, Ireland, March "a, 1865.
He spent his childhood days in
Bangor. Maine. 1t las a rough,
tough neighborhood along the
water front where McAuliffe
lived. There was nothing much
in the way of amusement ex-
cept a lively fight now and then
among tn sailors and Jack join
ed in these with lusty enjoy
ment.
WORKED IN COOPERAGE
Soon after the McAuliffe's
moved to the Williamsburg sec
ton of Brooklyn and young Nc
Auliffe went to work in a coop
ers shop, where Jack Dempsey,
the Nonpareil and Jack Sicily,
another coming fistic star. were
fellow workers. Dempsey taught
McAuliffe the finer points of
boxing.
Young Jack fought his first
fight in New York July /, 1884,
defeated Bob Mace in three
rounds. He entered Billy Mad
dens boxing tournament and
won the featherweight and light
weight amateur championships.
On May II. 1885. he challeng-
ed Jimmy Mitchell for the pro-
fessional championship. became
recognized as champion when
Mitchell declined the issue. Aft
er knocking out Jack Hopper in
II rounds, McAuliffe kayoed
Billy Frazier in Boston in FL,
Oct. %, 1886, in a fight for the
title. Jack clinched his claim by
knocking out Harry Gilmore in
Lawrence, Mass, Jan, IA, 1887,
in % rounds.
On Feb. 10. 1889. McAuliffe
fought his memorable ga round
draw with Billy Myer. the Strea-
tor Cyclone, at North Judson,
Ill. Jack broke his arm early in
the fight.
Three years later, Sept 5,
1892. McAuliffe and Myer met
in the three day carnival of
the three Jacks in New Or
leans, which was climaxed by
the defeat of the great John l..
Sullivan BY the ex-bank clerk,
James J. Corbett. This time Nc
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Three Goals
Scored in Two
Minutes Of Play
Red Wings Still
Retoin Hopes Of
Keeping StonIey Cup
BY WATSON SPOELSTRA

DETROIT, Feb. l8 - up -
The Detroit Red Wings haven I
beaten the title-bound Montreal
Canadiens in eight National
Hockey League games this sea-
son. but Manager Jack Adams
still thinks his team has a good
chance to retin the famed STAN
ley Cup it won last winter.
The fast skating Canadiens
scored three goals in 2 minutes
and 13 seconds of the third pc
riod last night to beat the Wings,
3 to 2, before a capacity 1878
spectators, but Adams came out
smiling.
I'VE outplayed them so of the
so minutes" he said defiantly.
Their first goal was strictly a
lucky one, bouncing into the
cage off our Flash Holletts
back. Well give them all they
want in the playoffs."
The victory gave the Canad-
lens a 16-point lead over sec
ond place Detroit. To clinch the
title, Montreal needs only four
victories and tie in its remain
ing 13 games. even though De-
troit wins its last IL starts.
The games hero easily was
hard working Maurice Richard,
who bagged all three Montreal
goals for the hat trick. The first
two came while Bill Quacken-
bush of Detroit was in the pen
atty box, and the clincher was
a 50-footer that whistled past
Goalie Connie Dion.
Carl LiScombe and Adam
Brown scored for Detroit in the
second period after scoreless
first stanza. Liscombe jabbed his
own rebound past sure handed
Bill Durham for his 26th goal of
the season, and Brown shot a
45-foot backhander.
After the Montreal outburst,
Detroit tried everything to get
back in the game but couldn't.
In the last l6 seconds Adams re-
moved Dion from the nets and
sent six forwards out.
1t was Detroit's first defeat
on home ice in eight games since
Montreal last was here.
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Missaukee Court House
DESTROYED by Fire

LAKE CITY, Mich, Feb. 18-
'P)-The three story Missaukee
county court house, built in
1888, was destroyed by fire
Yesterday, with loss estimated at
$4,000.
Valuable county records were
spared from the flames as fire
proof vaults remained intact.
When the blaze was discovered
about noon, documents outside
the vaults were rushed inside to
safety.
The Jail and sheriff's resi-
dence, threatened by the fire,
were left unchanged.
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1912 STRAWBERRIES
SHOW UP

SALEM, Ore.-U.p-A pack
age of strawberry plants mailed
from Maryland in March, 1912,
in time for the Oregon straw
berry and cream season, arrived
recently at the State Depart
ment of Agriculture. The plants
were ordered by Halsey grow
er and had been sent to the de-
partment for inspection, but
were delivered to another state
division, which filed them away.
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The Monitor-Leader
FRIDAY FEBRUARY l8, 1914 PAGE ] 0

ic value and for educational pur-
poses and to take such action
for its renovation as seems fea-
sible." The bill would transfer
title to a foundation for that
purpose.
IF it had not been for me.
said the President in note
written to White House aide Eu-
enc Casey, she would be melt
ed up as scrap by now. l wish
the people out there on the
lakes would really set her up as
an exhibit. Once this is done,
she ought to pay for her upkeep
out of admission fees-provided
the location is thoroughly avail
able TO the public"
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SALISBURY, Conn.-Henry
Couse, Seaman Second Class,
found London pretty good
town, but. one landmark failed
to impress him.
In a letter from the British
capital he said: "the only thing
here l am disappointed in is the
London Bridge. 1t doesn't look
any bigger than the library
bridge over the brook in Sails
bury"
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YEAR

LEAP YEAR
POTTSV1LLE, Pa. - There'll
be celebration in the Aungst
home Feb. % Chat Leap Year
date that comes only once in
four years..
For both Mrs. Morris Aungst
and her daughter, Mrs. Horace
Goodyear, its a birthday.