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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11

seize. In X vsemu temu je pripo-
mogel "Proletarec' in okoli tega
zbrani delavci. Socialist, XII
imajo zmisa "a o~rganizacijo ko-
rakajo roka v roki S S. N. P. j.,
obrnih so samopasnemu Kondu
hrbet.
Use to je videl Honda in je je-
ze pihal. Sem in tie je iskal
stikov S socialist, ponujal Jim
je list, "a visoko ceno seveda it'd.
a SOCIALIST so imsli svojega
"Proletarca", okrog kterega so
sc cvrsto oklenili. NevedoG, ka-
ko bi s to uniGil, to veliko delo
marljivih 5elavcev je zaGel ted an
sko napadati posameznike, NTH
druzine ter Jill obsipavati z mai
podlejsimi priimki. Nor6evati Sc
je zaeel IL delavcev in Jim je
predbacival zabitost it'd.
Honda je gledal in videli so
delavci. Zapus6ati so za6eli "Gl.
Svobode' in druziti so sc jeli
okoli "Proletarca''. "Proleta-
rec" je postal OBJ koncu drugega
letnika tednik. IL dvoletnega hui
dega bOia "a pravico je prisel
"Proletarec" ma dan pc zaslugah
delavnih sodrugov prenovljen,
svez titanski orjak, XII mu ie boj
igraca. In zopet je videl Honda
in Sc je penil jeze. Postal ie de-
nuncijant. kaksen, bono govorili
enkrat pozneje.
In zopet je napadal besno po-
sameznike okoli "Proletarca'',
ker ga ie k temu gnala COLA biz
niska zavist.
Vsled tega toliko joka. Mesto
da hi Sc Honda pridruzil organi-
zaciji, XII ina namen zdruziti Slo-
vence pod prapor socijalizma, je
pa za6el razgetati kot zrebe ma
prerl1l nad ZadeVnlml lludml.
Slovensko soc. gibanje Y Anne
riki no imelo "a seboi znamenito
zgodovino Y boju "a socijalizem
Gas pa nj dalec. ko sc DO Kondo-
vemu rag etanju naredilo konec
"a vednO; kajti dokazov, "a ME
govo protisociialiSticno konspira-
clio imamo ma %razpolago.
Vsi e~itatelji in sodrugi pozor
ma to- Kajti razoGaranje DO veil
ko. PRAY takrat DO lahko vsak
videl. zakai iokaio otro6aii in "a,
kai manevriraio 2 osebnimi napa.
di V svOjem glasilu ma socijaliste
organizirane V soc. Zvezi.
T. P. Drskar
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11

Vzdignem svojo desno rOko in
zapazim, da ie "a pestjo zdrob-
LENA.
Urno ovijem ranjeno roko, z
levico pa poberem sabljo in osta-
lin tovarisem zakliGem maj mi
sledijo. Okoli meme nastane hi
poma velik trusc. "Protinapad!"
IOddelek s~ovraznika Nakrat
smo obkoljeni in zmagonosno vpi-
tie nam doni ma usesa. Mi Sc
branimo z bajoneti proti bajone-
tom, sovraznik pripelje brzostrel-
ne topove; nasi padajo kot trava
pod koso. Tega ne morem wee
ma drobno ~popisati. bill sem, kot
bi okamnel ... V6asih Sc mi
dozdeva. da sem kaksnega sovraz-
nika zadel.
Spomiujam Sc Sc. da je jeklo u
d%arialo ob jeklo. Postal sem hri-
paw in nisem mogel wee zapove-
dovati. V roki Sc mi zlomi sab
liza q" Dvakrat %ranjen Sc .je
zgrudil Sakuari ma tia. Sovraz-
mix ga je pustil lezati brez pomo-
6i med mrtveci in umiraio6imi.
miSle6, da je mrev. "Ti trenot-
Xxi so bill najgr0nejSi mojem
zivlienju. JAZZ ponavljam 2 Mel
Sonom: "Hvala bogu. storil sem
svojo dolznost" ="
To je kratko pOroeilo o Sakua-
rijevi knjigi.
Ali mi ne verjamemo kot socia-
list, da kdo stor svojo dolznost
napram bogu, Seubija in mort.
Peta bozia zaRsyed Sc glasi I:
l"Ne vbijajl"
Kdor Sc pri u%bijanju in moriji
sklicuje ma boga ia Sc o6itno IL
NIGGA norcuje. ker ga della odgo-
vornega "a svoje hudodelstvo.
Vsaka vojna. srganizirano kla-
ME ma debelo je dokaz, da ie clo-
vek slabeiSi kot ,ver. Zategadel
smo socialist proti vsakemu or
ganiziranemu klmju.
Semplice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11
NEvARNI
i'll.
Semplice

KapitalistiGni druzabni red je
zasuznjil osebnost. Upregel 10
lie V %"vSjo" sluzbo. ali ia vista
Sluzba nj mic druzega. kakOr tia
tanstvo molohu, denarju. najsu-
rovejSemu materializmu. Xxi 81 ga
de moGi misliti. 0sebnost .ie oro-
pana svojih pravic. ponizana je.
StiSnjena med stene. stroje. para
CRATE in "dobre sege". Same
unicena nj. Kajti uniciti je sploh
nj mogoGe, dokler zivi clovek ma
svetu.
Vsako Hvlienje je stremlienje.
nekatero boil zivedno. drugo
boil nezavedno, a nobeno nj brez
nagona in stremlinja. A kakor
nj ma vsem drevju sveta dveh pO-
vsem enakih, konfruetnih listov.
tako nj dveh ljudi ma svetu, med
katerimi ne bi bib kakrSnihkoli
razlik. V tel raziGnosti tici o.
sebnost.
Ma ten posebnosih so sestavili
listen. Xxi mu pravjo Individual
zem. Pomen osebiosti so poten-
cirali skora.i V nesloncnost. 'Jaz'
81 je sezidal tron, XII sega tia
COR nekam med ;vezde. Same
"Jaz" ina namen n pomen. vse
drugo nj mic. Nglasati egoi-
zem. je moe in kre,ost; samo Sc
biGnost je resnicna vsak ultrui-
zem je zlagan. hmanizem je
mehkuznost. solidanosti nj. Dol
most ina vsakdo ! do sebe. ne
do drugih ljudi, lie do sveta
sploh. lie to je VINO, kar ina
"Jaz" lastnega in le to je vre-
dino n%egovanja in ,ospesevanja;
kar ga della podobnga drugim,
zmanjsuje njegovo vrednost in
veljavo ter zasluzi, q izgine.
Ia teorija je &c Tecej micna.
Ma papirju sc 10 laho izvaja do
nezaslisanih konsekvnc. &c VISA
kdo opusSa splosne astnosti. pa
goji samo svoje lastn, bi sc no
ralo nekos razviti plme - Re ie
ia tedaj neumestna hseda Sc do
voljena - XII bi bile sestavljeno
liz samih samostalni, vseskozi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11
KAJ HoCEJo NASI soCIALCI?

Ce odrascen clovek nekaj hoGe,
zahteva je predvsem dolzan, po-
vedati svoje zahteve, katere, &c
je potrebno tudi utemelji.
Mladi ljudje, recimo otroci,
tega ne dslajo, in Sc cd NTH teh
dolznosti ne zahteva, kajti pred
stojnikov dOlzonst je, da vedo,
kaj potrebujejo otroci.
Pri odraSGenih. recimo samo-
Stojnih ljudeh vclja prvo.
Ma podlagi predlozitve zahtev
z njih utemeljitvijo, Sc sklepajo
resolucije, XII Sc potem jemljejo
V poStev.
Tako je bio vedno, odkar be-
lei zgodovina kulturno zivljenje
narodov. Ena posebna izjema V
teh obicajih je pri nash social
cih okrog "Glas Svobode".
Vemo sicer. da je tam nekaj
odraSGenih ljudi, Xxi znajo govo-
riti in XII SO - po Nth mnenju -
samostojni, pa vendar igrajo ulo-
go nedoraslih - obprsnih otrok,
XII po navadi V potrebah (zahte-
vah( jokajo, ne da bi zamogli po-
vedati komu, kaj pravzaprav no.
Gejo.
Celia vista tednov je re in celia
vista nakopicenega joka po ne
Gem. kar ziva duSa nemore uga-
nit zakaj in cemu.
Kolikor tednov cd BOzica toll
ko Jozetov Zavertnikov multipli-
ciranih z II, "Proletarec" in Sc
daj F. P. Drskar, to je edini re-
frain ioka "Glas Sv."
Vsaka pedoFzna stvarca iih
vznemfrja, 1vsaka nedolzna bilka,
XII Sc zamaje Jill preplasi pa 20
pet jokajo naprej v konplicira-
mem refrainu.
Zdajpazdaj zateptajo z nogami
jeze; zdaj zamahneio V zraku Tiki
papirnatemu zmaju. stresnejo Sc,
zatulijo in zakolnejo po krscan-
sko.
Covek, XII prebira ia "pater-
noster" joka mora nehote odlo-
ziti 5tivo. steer bi Sc ga oprijeia
tista histeriena bolezen. XII je last
ma "Happy Huliganom".
Coveku Sc zdi. da je V veliki
o%trocnici. kjer Sc neprestano jo6e,
ne da hi Sc vzdignil en- glas, XII bi
povedal zakaj ia jok in zakaj
toliko tega johanna.
I'll odrasli ljudje okoli "Gl.
Sv." so tipicni otroci velike otroc-
nice. Razlika med tent otroci
je lie V TEN. da otroci V otrocnici
nevedo zakaj jokajo. med tenn ko
lett vedo zakaj. pa to nocejo po-
vedati ljudem, ker bi ne bio
lepo. ker hi neizgledalo dobro.
In ker lett necejo govoriti. govo-
rili bono "a ME mi
Odgovariati ma jok nj mogo6e;
odgovarjati ma osebne napade
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11
GRoZA oDERN BITKE.

TIE dni je izSla Londonu kuji-
ga kataro je napisal japonski
6astnik. Xxi je V groznem klanju
pri Port Arthur postal pohablje-
nee. Pisatelj je spretno in IL
yo obdelal grozne trenutke Glove
skega klanja, katere je sam do
zivel.
Sakuari je dial svoji knjigi ma
sNov Human Bullets, V kateri
opisuje vso grozo moderne vojne
V zivih barvah.
"Vseh dogodkov,' tako pripo-
veduje Sakuari o naskoku, "se
spominjam, kot da sem sanjal.
Moja pOveSt pa ne % biti dru-
zega kot belezek dogodkov IL te-
ga zivljenja.'
Naskakovalne kolone so mora
lie drveti pc majhnem griGu ma
vzgor. Povsod so lezali mrtva-
ci, umirajoci in ranjeni.
ITO je bila pot V pekel. Ma
vrhu so pa carobno blesteli elek-
tricni obsevalci Rusov. Pot ma
skakovalcev je vOdila do zica-
stih zaprek V katere j. bill nape-
liam elektriGni tok. Mnogo pio-
nirjev, Xxi so hotel s skarjami pre-
rezati zico. so pocepali cd elek-
triGnega toka zadeti mrtvi ma tia.
ali so pa brez zivljenja obviseli
ma zici."
Pred zadnjim naskokom so vo-
jaki popili zadnjo kapljo vode IL
svojih Guitar. Danes nan dist
voda kot zlati nektar."
Preko mrtvecev in ranjencev
so drvili navzgor. Zadaj "a mimi
so pa grmeli topovi XII so pod =
pirali naskok. y zeleznimi obroci
kovana kolesa so trla mrtvece
in ~umirajo6e. Kjer Sc gre Ia
zivljenje celega naroda. ne velja
posameznik mic. Ma zgornjem de-
lu brda Sc zbirajo l.judje "a zad-
Mi in odlo6ilni naskok; polkov-
mix spregovori nekaj besedi. Po-
tenn naprej! Ia ruske utrdbe Sc
pricne divje klanje.
"Nase bonnie zadevajo in raz-
Ietavajo Sc izvrstno. V par mi
nutah je vse opustoseno. Kane
ME, deske, vreGe $ peskom, noge,
cloveski deli, glave free pc zraku.
Vzplamteli ogenj. dim, bliskajo-
ci streli obsevajo grozno nase
vojake -.
Predno smo prekoracili utrdbe,
Sc je sovraznik umaknil v temo.
V TEN kaosu in drvenju zadoni
povelje: "Kompanija Sakuari ma
pref" Ma 6elu svojih liudi drvim
naprej.
Cul nisem wee glasu svojega
narednika Ito, XII je bill oh moi
desnici. Napreji Stevilo v temi
bliscecih Sc bajonetov sc 6imda-
HE bolt kr6i. Nakrat zacutim'u-
darec in opotekajoc Sc padem ma
tia. Bill sem ranjen kroglja me
lie zadela v desno roko. Zopet
zasvetijo ruski elektricni obseval-
eli; kupi mrtvecev leze naokrog.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-02-11

Minister Taft je nedavno
pill ma zdravje in sreSo cd nog do
glave okrvavljenega ruskega car.
ia. Kteri Amerikanec pozdravlja
Tafta, ia torej obenem podpira
tudi krvavega carja.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Miro EcIalnatto, for several wears q
wcll-known grand opera tenor and re-
Gently manager Of the International
thedter in Chicago, died Tuesday Of
pneumonia at Chicago III had APP
peared i'll grand opera in New York,
Boston and Chicago.
James Hartwick. an aged resident
of Missouri township, Ontario. Monday
murdered his wife with IL butcher knife
Will" insane. and then went half clad
to a ncighbor to whom he told his
crime. Later the body was discovered
and HartWick was arrested and lodged
III jail.
Othniel r. Nichols. an eminent civil
engineer, died Tuesday Of apopIcxy at
his home in RroOklyn. Mr.. Nichols was
born in Newport, r. l.. il 1916, and re-
ceived his technical training at
Rensselaer, Polytechnic Institute. Mr.
Nichols was prominent as bridge de-
signer and constructor
AL! hope for the steamer Bluefieds,
which sailed from Jacksonville on Jan.
u for Philadelphia. has practically
been abandoned. and the best that is
hoped for now is that Captain Higgins
and his crew may hay" been picked up
By some foreign bound vessel. The
Blueii"lds was laden with lumber and
carried 4 crew Of IS men.
The introduction in the british House.
Of ColHlnpns Of a motion u coincidence
10 the royal family Of Portugal, had
been postponed until the return OF the
premier. Sin Henry Campbell Banner
man. who Tuesday was sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness To- take
his seat in the House. He at once NOV
eli the resolution which was adopted
unanimously.
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Montreal, Nov. z, 1908.
We found Pernna q relief in several
cases.
We can say is a gccd tonic and we
are very Thankful
Sisters Of the Good Shepherd.
When catarrh once fastens itself upon
the system it becomes an obstinate dis
ease to eradicate.
A systemic rcmedy-one that reaches
every internal organ of the body-is an
absolute necessity.
Pcruna is just such 4 remedy. 1t
searches out the cause of the disease,
healing and strengthening the mucous
membranes. and thus giving Nature an
opportunity to perform her part OF the
restorative process.
One of the many hospitals which have
found Peruna of W luc in treating old and
obstinate eases of catarrh is the Hospital
St. John, who write, a- follows:
I'VE are happy TO tell YOU that your
Pcruna has given Us satisfaction. Three
patients have tried il, one - years old,
Rcnoui Dupuis, afflicted with catarrh. is
much relieved, more than he has been
for a number OF years.
ga young girl, IS years old, red an
obstinate cough, which half q bottle of
PeruTa caused TO disappear.
''As to myself, two bottles have con-
WINGED me that Peruna is magnificent
as tonic.
Before tn" treatment I could not
walk fer Il quarter OF al hour without
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Pension Bill Will
Abolish Agencies.

Washington. Feb. THE House COM
n'ittce on appropriations today reported
favorablv the pension bill for the .sca!
year ending June 50. 1909. The bill as
rerortod abolsheS the pension agencies
located at Augusta, Me. Boston. Mass,
Buffalo. Chicago. Columbus, O., Concord.
n II, Dcs Moines, Detroit, Indianapolis
Knoxville. Tenn, Louisville, Milwa Ikcc
New York City. Philadelphia. fittshurg
San FraECisC" and Topeka. and CONSOLE
dates them in one central distributing
agency at WASHINGTON
The bill as reported carries 4 total pen
sion appropriation of $50 S69, 900. which is
N7l,oa" less than the aggregate estimates.
the exact sum available by the CONSOLE
dation of the agencies
The radical change in the pension
agency system was decided upon BY
the appropriatinS committee in accord
ancc with the recommendation of
| Secretary of Interior Garfield and
Commissioner of Pensions Warner ar-
ter exhaustive consideration in sub
committee The secretary of the in
terror told the committee that under
| this consolidation Of the Is pension
agencies in one central agent. $200,G0O
would be saved to the government in
! expenses in the first year of operation
! and S223,000 annually thereafter. and
| that under the new system all pen
! sionerS could be paid us promptly az
rh"N icW a"H ra;d hy the '% agencies
ond Wi'n1rt irCnuyeuieu"n. Tie i-n.ar-
I diatc saving Nil; be SGS,al, III salaries
OF pension agents. $i5oe on account
If rent Of the New York office. S1nO. 600
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INDIANA FOR FAIRBANKS
But Will Swing to Taft When All Hope
Is Gone.

indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 4.-indiana Re-
pubicans today selected in district con-
Venttons % delegates to the national con-
vention at Chicago. -Four delegates-at-
large will ne chosen by the state convcn-
ton April ,, The district conventions
today We're harmonious. the delegates in
many districts being selected by accla-
nation. In every district resolutions
We're adopted unanimously endorsing the
candidacy Of Vice President Charles w.
Fairbanks for the Presidential nominal
ton and instructing the delegates to
work and vote for him. Alternate dele
gates and national electors were also
chosen.
At aPorte the 10Th district convention
elected as one of its delegates George AIDE
Of Dentland the humorist and play
wright The understanding is that the
delegates will vote for Fairbanks in the
national convention as long as Fairbanks
has any chance and will then throw their
support to Taft.
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DIR. Louis T. Benson, a painstakins
and accurate historical student, and
the leading authority on hymnology
in this country. has done service to
the history of journalism by marshall
ing in the last number of the Journal
of the Presbyterian Historical Society
the evidence which goes to establish
the claim of John Wildwood Scott,
buried in the Pine-street Presbyterian
churchyard. to be the founder of the
first religious journal ever published
The Boston Recorder whose successor
and representative, the Congregations
alist. is q most useful, active and
vigorous sheet. has always claimed
to be. in 1916. the first religious news
paper. SCOTS paper. whose first
number appeared September 3, 1917.
1t has been claimed was not a
religious newspaper, but mere
periodical pamphlet. Its file is in
existence and DR.. Benson has no
difficulty in showing it in every fair
sense of the word a religious news
Observation-Disclosures Press.
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FIRE AT BERLIN, N. n.
Continued from Page One.)

ton the Berlin National Bank build
ing WAS destroyed on the corner of
Main and Exchange streets. The
flames then licked their way through
the postoflice building, the j. n.
dresser confectionery store. one
story wooden building, the G. c.
bradbury jcwelry store. the Berlin
Street Railway waiting room, and was
work ing its way through the smaller
Green block up Main street.
All occupants Of buildings within q
radius Of several hundred yards of the
fire hastily removed their goods to
safety. BY this time practically all ef-
forts were made towards saving prop
crty as yet untouched by the ire.
While this fire was marching stead
lis through the heart of the city the j.
e. Marier block, tWO-Story wooden
structure. go yards away. caught fire
about 10 o'clock 'rhis building was 10
Gated in the midst Of several wooden
blocks and spread rapidly, working to-
wards the other blaze
The telephone exchange. situated in
Il tWo-story wooden structure, in the
path of the flames soon caught fire,
but the operators stuck 10 their posts
as long as possible. sending out tn.
city's calls for help from outside
places.
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ICE MEN ARE HAPPY.
Another Cold Wave Is Genera!
Throughout New England.

Post y, Feb. !. Another blast f:cm The
Ear Northwest brought zrln temporal ,rr,.~
I" NrW England TODAY for the second
time in five days ana at the same tim
practically assured the i,, crop through
uut the entire section.
Tho cold wave todH,- was tho record for
III" season ny t" III" present time, 50 far
rs low temperatures ere concerned. and.
Xix" that of last week. it extended
thioutlout the section. Fort Fairfield,
Ne. reported "A below and Skowi1cGan m
burlington and NoIthfield. Vt, is usual.
reported very low readings, each having;
4 record Of IL below ut the j. NJ. oh
servatinn Of the weather bureau
The other low temperatures were as fol-
lows: Passport. below: Portland. > be-
low: Boston. / below; Providence. zero:
Block Island. above
The following We're all below zero:
Tamwcrth. y. H., ST; Caribou. Sc. Fl
Fairfield. -; Littletnn. \. IL. 30 Frye
burg. 20; Houlton. %; Pressure Isle, %:
Calais. 70; Limerick. 20; Waterville, II:
Gardiner Is: Augusta, 10; Rockland. -:
Bangor il; Ellsworth, l.: Berlin. n. H..
l.; Belfast. II: Bar Harhor. 10: PASSPORT
10; n. Conway. \. II. 10
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experiencing much fatigue. Now I can
walk mile easily.
Through these three cases we desire
to make known to the public the eff
ficiency of your remedy"
Hospital st. John, of st. Johns,
Province of Quebec.
A later letter received from the same
institution reads as follows:
"Three weeks ago I wrote to tell
yOi- now satisfactory we found
Peruna. We recommend it highly for
colds, coughs, catarrh and neuralgia.
Il have used it myself as a tonic with
the best results, taken as directed, half
a teaspoonful every half hour"
Mrs. Eta Booker, Dundurn, Sask,
n. w. T., Canada, writes:
81 suffered with pelvic catarrh until
wrote to DR.. Hartman, and after TAX
ing treatment as he advised, I can say
l am now cured Of this most trying
affection, for which I am truly thank
full. think Peruna the best medicine
for catarrh. I never felt better in my
life than do at present."
feruna not only promptly relieves
coughs and colds in their first stages,
but is equally prompt and efficient for
catarrhal diseases in the chronic stage.
OF course, it is only reasona BILE to
suppose that great deal less medicine
will be necessary to cure slight attack
of catarrh than would be required to
relieve the ailment after it had been al.
lowed to become chronic.
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CAPITAL JOTTiNGS.

Sec. Root returned Tuesday from a
brief visit at Boston.
Governm, receipts Tuesday: From
internal revenue. SSS1 ,O27. customs. 81, 800.
25f: miscellaneous. $9SO1s. Expenditures.
s1,9i0,GN0.
BY vote OF the House Tuesday the priv
ileges OF the floor and the right Of debate
were accorded to Benito Legardo ana
Pablo Ocampo, resident comm issioners Of
the Philippine Islands.
Arthur NJ. Beaupre, the retiring min
lister to the Argentine Republic, has
arrived at Buenos AyreS to take his
official leave prior to going to The
Hague, where he will succeed David j.
Hill as American minister.
\ contract with the Lake Torpedo Boat
Co. for the construction of submarine
boat was signed by Sec Metcalf Tuesday
and the vessel will be built at the Bath
Iron Works at Bath, Maine The invent
ors claim the boat will be the largest
and sWiftest of submarines ana will have
steaming radius of COCO miles and Il
speed capacity of is knots, two in excess
of the contract requirement.
The following resolution was adopted by
the House of Representatives. Tuesday
Resolved, that the House of Represent
atives of the United States Of America
has heard with profound sorrow of the
assassination of King Carlos and Crown
Prince LUZ, and tenders the people of
Portugal sympathy in their rational be
reaVement." The President was request
Ell to forward the resolution 10 Portugal.
President Roosevelt will lie urged
Wednesday by representatives of 40 or 20
of the leading commercial bodies of the
country to send = special message to
Congress in favor of legislation to estaI-
lsh a tariff commission. The Senate com
mittee on finance Tuesday decided to give
representatives of the various ass0cfa-
lions who are there an opportunity to be
heard in support of bill TO create a tar
III commission. : subcommittee consist
ing OF Senators Burrows. Hale. hopkins.
Daniel and Teller was appointed
The Democratic senator's he'll Il two
fcnrS conference IN the fIran.iI uueS-
t"'f "r~s'lr,. lut RAM. TIL ~ con-
'l"..!"1 @@ I" ,Gc exact nature If N,
substitute liH the min ority Mi. s;ii1,.or.
il, the deliberations over the .Aidriri
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IN The SENATE.
Urgent Deficiency Bill Carrying Over
S24,0co,ooo Passed.

Washington, Feb. i--Th" SENATE, to-day
passed II" urgent n"ticicncr bill carry
Ing appropriations Of uy"r <al"r ,rn Mia
large deficiency appropriation lor rhc
navy trough ont cpnsid rallt discussion
OF The subject Of executive departments
making expenditures not provided for irr
appropriations. Deficiency Appropriations
Tor the Panama canal gave rise To Den-
"cratlc criticism of HE publication of
paper ny the Canal Commission III Pam
ANA and Incidentally Senator Teller lie
clared that he believed that the lock canal
at Panama would some day bc declared
faiiur" and Il s"a-lrvel canal world take
its place
The senate devoted two hours 10 con
sideration Of the criminal code hill and
ut 10 p. NJ. adjourned.
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advocacy "f his bill to prnhihii "r;jluS
in futures on agricultural pr'at;:cl:> "r
commodities in any quantity. Tho bill
he said, W;i in the interest Of tI'
bread makers * Well - TIN. bread
winners AMI in his judgement its pas
Eaga would b" "f more natorial worth
/" III" AnI"ric"a People than any poli'i-
cal treasure that could be pushed
through Inc House.
replying to Garrett. Tenn. Macon.
VII" is y n''nb"r of tn" committee. oil
revision Of the laws said ~ h:,d not
heard (" runi"r TINT the rc..m code
bill was dead Lccaus.. the Republicans
feared the provisions "f thc Macon
bill would l." incorporated in il
After agreeing to extend TIN general
detat" for four hours tomorrow, the
House at Al p. NJ. adjourned