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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-06
Ottomans Ready for War, but
Depend ON Nations for
Settlement.
CONSTANTINOPLE HEARS
OF FRONTIER SKIRMISH
France Striving for Peaceful Ad-
justment, While England De-
nounces New Kingdom.

BELGRADE. Servia, Oct ga ul<nse
calling out all the army reservists OF
the first class IS published here today.
These reservists total 100000 men. 1t
Is explained Officially that this step is
taken because many time-expired SOL
diers are TO leave the ranks October
IA, and in view of the situation In
neighboring Balkan states, and cspe-
self, 1t has been deemed advisable to
fill up In advance the vacancies thus
to be created.
PARIS, Oct. Cit was announced this
afternoon that France and Great
Britain are in complete accord ON the
principle of an immediate international
conference to consider, the Bulgarian
situation. Russia and Italy also are In
favor of such n conference, and even
Germany is expected to adhere to the
proposal. Furthermore, the latest ad-
vices from Constantinople Indicate that
the Porte will ncccpt the advice OF
France and Great Britain and await the
result of this congress.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 6.-The
Council of Ministers held a long session
this morning to consider the action of
Bulgaria in declaring her independence,
1t was decided that 1t was impossible to
accept any proceedings that violated
existing treaties. and that Turkey
should address a circular note to the
powers, pointing out the necessity of
fu1 II ma oer1r 10.
the treaty of Berlin.
Replying to the telegram sent to the
Turkish government by Prince Ferdi-
nand, in which he expressed the hope
that the friendly relations between the
countries would continue Turkey says
she has invited the powers to confer on
the situation, and as her rights are
guaranteed by the powers, she will look
to them for their defense.
Moustapha Pasha, minister of war.
has received a telegram that shots have
been exchanged on the frontier between
Bulgarian and Turkish forces.
The Bulgarians had advanced toward
the Turkish frontier to repel an attack
from that side, even before the procla-
nation of Prince Ferdinand declaring
the absolute independence of Bulgaria
from Turkish rule, but the actual out
break of hostilities was not expected SO
soon.
TIRNOVA, Bulgaria, Oct. 6.-Imme-
diatey after the proclamation of Bull
garian independence at the Cathedral
of the Forty Martyrs here yesterday,
Prince Ferdinand assumed the sover-
eighty of Bulgaria. The president of
the Sobranje, representing the national
assembly, and the prime ministry, rep
resenting the government, then adj
dressed Ferdinand as your majesty"
and begged him to accept the laurel OF
glory as the first Bulgarian king. In
reply Ferdinand said
II accept the title of Bulgarian king
offered me by the nation and the gov
ernment.'
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-06
THIRTY HUMAN SKELETONS
BURN IN UNIVERSITY FIRE,

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Oct 6,--Thir-
ty skeleton bodies are believed to have
been burned last night in a fire which
destroyed Anatomy Hall of the state
University. The building had been
used by the medical classes for dissect-
ing purposes.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-06
SUPREME COURT CALL.

The call in the Supreme Court circuit
before Judge Heisley for tomorrow is:
Nos 50 and So; in the Circuit Court,
Nos, 2s7. 21s. 24s. 27S, 2Ss, 222, 274. 500
z45, 249 and 255.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-06

PARIS, Oct. 6.-The hope that hos
tilities may be avoided in the Balkans
is growing in Paris. The latest ad-
vices received here from CONSTANT
nople seem to indicate that the Porte,
for the moment, is not disposed to go
further than a formal protest against
Bulgaria's proclamation of independ-
ence.
France believes in the necessity of a
new conference of the signatories of the
Berlin treaty for the purpose of clear
ing up the situation and safeguarding
the interests of all the powers con-
cerned.
Figures of the comparative strength
(Continued ON Second Parel
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-10-06
WOMAN DEAD OF
RABIES; HUSBAND
SHOWS SYMPTOMS
Mrs. Harvey Day, of Elizabeth,
Succumbs Today After
Horrible Torture.
Especial to the Evening star.l

ELIZABETH. Oct. e.--Death was
welcome today when 1t relieved
the horrible tortures of Mrs Harvey
Day. of 16 Cherry street. who was in
fected with rabies a month ago by a
mad dog
Her husband who was bitten by the
same animal, developed symptoms of
hydrophobia today. Two others, also
attack by the maddened animal, are
palsied with fear, though no symptoms
have developed in their cases.
Mrs. Day did not become violent until
last night. She had to be strapped
down in her bed. Frothing at the
mouth. emitting canine growls and
swapping at the hands that tried to
relieve her, she squirmed and tugged
against the thongs that bound her until
the moment death came.
Mrs. Days husband, Mrs. Samuel
Doty, neighbor, and a postman were
the other victims of the mad dog. The
three are living in nervous dread that
is almost as torturing as the disease
itself.
Dog Was Pet.
The dog, which was a pet in the Day
home, was being led down the street
by Mrs. Day a month ago when he
became entangled in his leash. Sud
denly he became mad and attacked his
mistress. Five times he sank his teeth
in her arm hurting her to the pave
ment. Mrs. Doty saw the attack and
ran to the rescue of her friend when
the dog set upon her and bit her sew
eral times on the arms and hands.
The dog then started up the street
and met Mr.. Day who had heard the
screams of his wife and Mrs Doty.
The animal fastened his teeth in Mr..
Days leg, and the letter carrier who
happened along tried to free Mr.. Day
from the mad brute when he was Bit
ten, too.
All four victims went to New York
and We're treated at the Pasteur insri-
tute. 1t was thought all danger of
rabies was over until a week ago, when
Mrs. Day conf1ded to her physician
that she knew she was inoculated.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
zENA IN SOCIALISTICNA

Spisala Theresa Malkiel.
(konec.(


Odkar so mozje c~initelji zgodo-
vine, gledajo vedno. da ugodijo lie
sebi. Zena ne more pricakovati
Cd NTH prave svobode, sal Sc
sami MISC svobodni. Pravo neod-
visnost in svobodo 81 more torej
sama priboriti: njena bodOcnoSt
mora biti druzba, V kteri ne SINE
biti V politiki in gospodanstvo raz-
like med obema polovicama clo-
vestva: mozem in zeno.
Ekonomska neodvisnost zene
zamore pa lie tedaj eksistirati, ako
Sc sedanja kapitalisticna druzba
spremeni V socialisticno. Vsled
tega je zene vecja dolznost kot
moza samega, da Sc pridruzi delu
"a socialism, Xxi bode ucinil to
veliko spremembo. Socialisticna
stranka je re dovolj jasno polka
zala, da stremi ia enakimi pra-
vicami "a moza in zeno. Social
sti priznavajo, da je zena, ktera
nina nobenih ~interesov V javnem
zivljenju, in ktera sploh ne SINE
vedeti. kaj Sc godi izven njenega
delokroga, - nekoristen clan clo-
veSke druzbe. Socialist priznava-
jo, da ljudje bodocih generacij
ne morejo biti svobodni, ako Sc
rode IL za%suznjene zene.
Ma mednarodnem kongresu V
Stuttgartu so socialist sprejeli
r%esolucijo, : ktero poziyljejo vse
sodruge sirom sveta V BOZ "a zen
sko volivno pravico. Socialist "a
htevajo zensko volivno pravico,
kajti oni priznavajo fakt, da per-
fektna GloveSka druzba bode le
tedaj obstala, ako zavladajo lie ii
trije faktorii: svoboda. pravica in
enakopravnost vseh ljudi. To pa
ne biti, dokler je ena polo
vica clovestva odvisna Cd druge
%polovice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
NV

delavsko druStvo''; Y California;
"Zenska socialisticna unija". Use
te organizacije. dasi imajo svoje
dobre in slabe Strani. a yendar
eden in iSti namen: razSiriti in
vtrditi socialiSticne ideje Y do
ticnem okoliSu.
L namenom pridobiti te organi-
zacijc "a SiStematicno delo. Suge-
stiramo, da Sc zdruzijo V zvezo
zaeno L dugimi zenskimi klubi.
XII So ustanovljeni ma socialisticni
podlagi in delujejo IA socialism.
lie ma Ia nacin bi Zamogel social
zen najti trdna tia med ameriS-
kim lenStvom N hi zamogla vSpeS-
nele kroziti naSa SocialiSticna lite
ratura. V 10 Svrho u imamo cas-
mix THE Socialist Women: in
odprti so nan predali tudi Chi
cago Daily Socialism. ''Wilshi-
res Magazine-u' in Appeal to
ReaSon-u''. Upamo pa. da nam da
prostor tudi ostalo socialisticno in
delavsko casopisje. ko spozna. da
resnici skuSamo nekaj storiti V
prid zenskega pr~oletarijata V ii
dezeli.
Sodruginje. vas komite zeli. da
Sc takoj Stori potrebni korak V
Skupno zdruzitev zenSkih klubov
Ma cello te we've maj Sc postavi
komite IL pctih Sodrugini. XII maj
upravljaio v>e potrebne Stvari V
organizaciji. Razen tega odbora
maj hode pa Sc poseben odbor, Xxi
maj oSkrbuje predavanja in pro
pagando "a naSe ctivo.
Gas ie priSel. sodruginje. cas-
resnega. prakticnega in skupnega
della tudi "a mas socialistinje v
Ameriki.
Kate Richards O'Hare,
Josephine II. Cole.
Ester Nieminen."
Imenovani komite tudi pismeno
poziva 5 zenske sOcialisticne. de
iavSke in radikalno delavske klu-
be, da izvolijo po emo Glanico. kite
ra bode V direktni koreSpodenGni
zvezi 2 osrednjim odborom. XII ie
bill izvoljen ma zadnji nacijonalni
konvenciji. VISA porocila in dOpisi
ma ia odbor maj sc naslove: May
Wolden, 619 E. 55th ST., Chicago.
Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
Zgreseno %zivIjenie.
Priredil Ivan Kaker.
Polozaj kulturnih narodov je '

iAi'oh iNoAh hhohSAs
Polozaj kulturnih narodov je V
sedajnem easu tak-le:
Piclo stevilo ljudij ina v svoji
lasti skoro vso zemljo z neizmer-
mimi bogastvi, Xxi sc bolj in bolj
stekajo V roke posameznikov in
omogo6ajo poedinim druzinam bu
jno, mehkuzno in nenaravno XIV
ljenje. Drugi, ve6ji del ljudstva,
Xxi je oropan vseh pravic in vsled-
tega tudi moznosti obdelovanja
zemlje in postene prehranitve, tia
clio razne ~davscine, XII so nalo-
zene ma vse V zivljenju neobhodno
potrebne predmete. Ii ljudje so
torej obsojeni k nenaravnemu,
nezdravemu delu pc tovarnah, Xxi
so lastnina bogatinov; pogosto nj
majo niti udobnega stanovanja, nj
ii zadostne obleke, niti zdrave
hrane, niti ne casa il prilike, da
bi Sc moglo Nth dusevno zivlje-
ME razviti povoljno; zivijo in u
mirajo V odvisnosti in s~ovraSstvu
proti onim, Xxi vleGejo liz njihove-
ga della korist in Xxi Jill h takemu
zivljenju silijo.
Eden pred drugim imajo strah
in i~zvrsujejo drug mad drugim ma
silnosti, sc medsebojno sleparijo,
ropajo in morijo, kjer in kadar lie
morejo. NajveGji del svojih moeij
pa ne posvetijo ne eni in ne drugi
koristnemu produktivnemu delu,
temvec boju in spekulaciji. Kapi-
talist Sc bori proti kapitalistu, de-
lavec prot delavcu, kapitalist pro
ii delavcu in naobratno: - in po-
sledica tega je, da je navzlic We
Tiki popolnosti strojne produkci-
je vecina naravnih zakladov ma
zemlii in pod zemljo n%epreklicno
izgubljena druga in Sc hujSa POI
sledica je, da poteka GloveSko xiv
ljenje neproduktivno, brezkorist-
no in V zvezi z bridkoStmi. Zivlje-
ME, Xxi nina pomona "a splosnost,
pa je - zgreseno. Kar pa je pri
TEN najbOlj mucno, je to, da vedo
bogatini in revezi, da je takovo
zivljenje nesmiselno, in da bi BIZ
10 "a bOgatine in "a reveze mno-
go boljSe, &c bi svoje moci zdru-
zili in 81 medSebojno razdelili delo
in %proizvode. Toda enim kakor
drugim Sc zdi, da nj mogoee obSto-
jeGih razmer predrugaciti, ter Ii
WHO slej kakor pref V medseboj-
mem %sovraStvu, nagajajo 81. drug
drugemu skodujeio in 81 grenijo
zivljenje. a pri TEN Sc jasno Ia
vedajo, da je Nth stanje z vsakim
dnem boil nevzdriljivo.
Poleg vse te neSrece ST. vrSi Sc
%intenzivna. n|eprestana medseboj-
ma borba med poSameZnimi narodi
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in drzavami, Xxi Sc kaze V izgubi
ogromnega, yojnim pripravam po-
sve6enega e~loveskega della. in ne
prenehoma Sc tudi vrsijo vojne sa-
me, V katerih je V cvetoGi mlado-
sti unicenih ma stotisoee liudij.
ma milijone pa pohabljenih te-
lesno in duSevno. In natancno ia
ko, kakor pri gospodarski revsci-
nj, Xxi jo trpijo. vedo ijudje tudi
tukaj, da bi tega ne bio treba in
da so $ tie priprave in voine
Skodljiva nesmiselnost. il katere
more doSledno izvirati edino lie
sploSna podivjanost in pozivinje-
most; toda vkljub temu darujejo
vsi svoje delo in svoje zivljenje
Sc naprej vojnemu molohu. Vsi
vedo. da tega nj treba in da bi to
ne smelo biti, a vendar delajo
vsi neprenehoma to, kar bedo in
grozoto takega stanja pospeSuje
in VEGA. In zavest takovega xiv
ljenja, Xxi je V na~vskrizju z last
no pametjo, 4 lastnimi zeijami in
lastno koristjo, je V toliki meri
mucna, da 81 prostovoljno vzame-
10 zivljenje, - ker drugega izho-
da IL teh protislovij ne najdejo
=, najfinejSe Guteci in najstrast-
neiSi ljudje; (te vrste samomori Sc
dandanes vedno bolj mnozijo).
Drugi, Xxi trpijo istotako pod "a
veStjo neskladnosti med svojo pa
metjo in zivljenjem, izvrsijo nepo-
poln samomor: zamorijo 81 razum
2 omamljivim tobakom, whom,
zganjem, opijem in morfijem. Ire
til iscejo pozabljenja, ne ia bi Sc
omotili has 2 narkoti6uimi sred-
stvi, V preganjanju dolgega casa z
raznimi slepilnimi, zivce draze6imi
zabavami, kakor: Z gledaliScem, $
citanjem opolzlih romanov, S sla-
boglasnimi zenskami, ali pa tuhta-
jo popolnoma nepotrebne stvari
it'd. Velika armada onih, Xxi jeGijo
pod vso tezo napornega della in
X Sc tudi n~eprestano mamijo z
narkoticnimi sredStvi. katera Jim
p%onujajo in prodajajo njihovi IL
koriS6evalci, - pa nina casa pre-
miSljevati svojega bednega polo
zaja; zivijo, Geravno cutijo. da bi
to, kar Sc godi ne smelo biti, -
lie svojim zivalskim potrebam in
nagonom.
In kakor bogatini, tako zivijo in
umirajo tudi revezi rod "a rodom,
ne da bi najmanje mislili ma to,
cemu da zivijo to nesmiselno in
trpljenja polno z~ivljenje, - ali pa
ziviio in umirajo V nejasni zavesti,
da je bio vse Nth zivljenje straS-
ma, kruta Zmota.
Pc Tolstoju.
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no konvencijo izdala poziv Ia
shod, kteri Sc je vrSil tekom kon-
vencije. Tega shoda so Sc vdele-
lile delegatinje IL konvencije in
mnogo chicaSkih socialism,. a
ma dnevnem redu je bila diskuZija
O ustanovitvi nacijonalne t. j.
meddrzavne organizacije zcnske
socialisticne stranke oZiroma
zdruzitve sedaj obstojecih zenskih
klubov V Zdruzenih drzavah '
emo f~ederacijo. Rezultat tega Sho-
da je bill, da Sc je ustanovil po-
seben komite ali odbor. Xxi ina
nalogo pecati Sc 5 zenskimi or
ganizacijami in voditi agitacijo Y
svrho, da sc porodi TAXA fedora
ella ali zveza. Ia komite je tidal
sledeci manifest ma use zenske
socialisticne klube V Ameriki:
~ sporazumu z delegatinjami
nacijonalne konvencije in ostali-
mi pristaSinjami socializma smo
priSle do zakljucka. da .ie treba
izvesti praktiGen naGrt. ma podla-
ii kterega maj bi Sc zdruzilo delo
ySch americkih zena. XII obcutno
trpijo pod kapitalizmom.
Prvi in najpotrcbnejsi korak je,
da Sc zene tesnO Seznanijo Z eko-
nomskim, politicnim in socialnim
po~lozajem vob6e. PredvSem je pa
trcba najti sredstva. ktera maj
omogocajo zeni. ia lahko prouci
Ia polozai in Sc zave svojega raz-
reda. In ia sredstva so socialistic-
no ctivo in organizacija.
Kolikor smO imele do sedaj
socialisticnega ctiva V angleSkem
ieziku. ktero Sc ie nanaSalo ma zen
ska y%praSanja. ie bilo isto V mno-
9Th ozirih jake pomanikliivo.
Vzrok je bill Ia. ker nismo Uncle
moci "a propaganda niti sredstev.
5 kterimi bi Strife naSe ctivo.
Da Sc uspesno in perfektno izo-
brazi naSe zenstvo V sociologiji in
ekonomiji, je organizaciia neob-
hodno potrebna.
Razredno zavedne zene so usta-
novile re wee socialisti6nih klubov
in drustev V raznih krajih Zdru-
zenih draw. V Chicago Sc naha-
jati ''Zenska socialistiGna liga" in
zenski klub. XII spada k stranki.
V New Yorku ie "Zenska napred-
ma hga"; V Oklahoma "Zensko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
POstenje je najbolja pogodba.

TIA rex je dober kolikor je star.
NanaSaje sc ma oglasevanje Tri-
nerjevega ameriskega zdravilnega
grenkega vina, ina Ia rex namen
~opozoriti nase citatelje ma fakt,
da to poSteno prirejeno zdravilo,
obstojece IL naboljega rde6ega
vina in skrbno izbranih zelis6, "a
vienna prvo mesto med podobnimi
preparaciiami. Mas narod je ma
sci. da je izvrstno zdravilo V vseh
zelodcnih in Grevesnih bOleznih.
Ako zgubite okus; ako ste slabi.
trudni, biedi in nepokojni; ako j.
mate slabo barvo obliGja. kalno
oko, neprestan glavobol. bole6ine
in krc. Trinerjevo amerisko zdra
vino grenko vino VAN DO poma-
gallo. V lekarnah. Jos. Triner. GIG
-622 SO. Ashland Ave, Chicago.
Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02

Thomas F. Ryan. katoliSki null
timilijonar, je pred par dnevi po-
svedoGil pri neki preiskavi V New
Yorku. da % odstotkov vseh ze-
lezniSkih delezev V Zdruzenih dr.
zavah nj druzega kot sauna "vo-
da", in da denar. $ ktcrim so Sc
zeleznice CRADLE, Sc je izpreSal IL
bondov kar zelezniSke delni6arje
popolnoma mic ne stane. Pomislite
in strmite! In "a te ''vodene" del
nice ~vleGejo d~elnicarii zelezniSkih
druzb vsako leto wee miliionov
dolarjev dividende - cd delnic.
XII Jill ne stanejo mic. Pa pravijo.
da hoGejo socialist nekaj imeti
zastonj. Kaj pa kapitalisti. XII po-
sedujejo zeleznice? Ii ne spray
ljajo milijone dolarjev popolnoma
zastonj' PRAY imajo veletatovi.
ko Sc boie Socializma, kajti soci-
alisti hoGejo pred vsem storiti
Lonec vsakemu graftu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02

in ve6erjali vsi okoi peel .Jurgis in Jonas sta zapalla vsak svoJ
pc, potem so pa zezi V posteljo pod odejo, da Sc hranii premos
daj 80 Sc lc ob6utli kaj je mraz. Oble6eni So hOdili spat. odsvJ
So Z vsem. kar ie bilo dobiti, a vseeno Jill je zeblo. Otroci so WI
ma eni postelji, Il vzlic temu Sc MISC mogli ogreti. Otroei. h NJ
ma straneh. so zmrzovali. Jokali so in lezi ccz druge prot snJ
kar jc doStikrat provzrocilo tepez. u
Ia lesena hSica sc je povsem r%azGkovala od njihovih kos :,
belim zdovjem V starr domovini. Tukaj ie mraz kot posast nra-1
soho. Ako so Sc zbudii o ponoci. Gull so tuljenje viharja. Keda, 4
pa tin mraz. takrat je bio pa Sc huise. Cutli so lahko kako leu1
skozi Spranje in steza Svoje ledene pste po njih. Ako SO Sc ta,
jail V odejo, ubraniti mraza Sc MISC mogli. Bile so grozne ma,
"a uro so Sc zvijali in drhteli - tOda pomoci nj bio cd nikoda,
traj so pa zopet odhajali ma trdo tlako. oslabei in nekolikD
ie uri. ko Jill bo zapustila zivljenska moo. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02

Yam naznanim, da sam popol-
mona ozdravil V cnajstih dneh in
zdravila So mi Sc ~ostala. nisem
prieakoval takO dobrih zdravil.
Jaz sen incl zdravnika tn V Gle
velandu 3 tedne poprej, ko ser Sc
ma Vas obrnil. a sem bill vedno
slabSi. potem ko sem uvidel. da nj
drugace. sam Sc obrnil ma Vas.
VaSa zdravila so mi takoj poma-
gala, da imam sedaj. trdno zdrav-
je, zakar sem Nam iskreno hvale-
zem.
Sc Yam Sc enkrat zahvalim
Vas prijatelj.
FIR. Pengov
6219 st. Clair Ave. Cleveland, o.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
ZENSKIM SOCIALISTICNIM
,KLUBOMl

"Zenska s~ocialisticna liga" v
Chicagu( Socialist Woman's Lea
gue) je nekaj dni pred n~acijonal-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
Javna zahvala.

Cenjeni director Collins y. Y
Medical InStitutta:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-06-02
Kongres Sc je razsel.

90. kongreS So j. Y Soboto OBJ
IL 30 zvccer razSel.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-01
Old Phone West 8.

mains, that the average user of tele-
phone service could not be convinced
by an hours argument to the con-
trary, that the central girl did not
listen in on his every connection.
1t is also true that the public is
willing to pay higher rate for auto
matte telephone service than for man
Ual. An investigation of the history
of automatic operating plants will
prove this assertion, therefore it fol-
lows that the service rendered must
represent to the gain of the subscriber
in better and more efficacious atten-
ton, than is secured through the me-
dunn of manual plant otherwise the
cheaper system would. of course, be
selected.
Already in Use.
The automatic telephone system de-
scribed has been adopted in The fol
! lowing cities: Aberdeen, S. D.; Akron.
Ohio; Allentown, Pa; Auburn, Maine:
Auburn, n. Y; Battle Greek, Mich;
Beaver Falls, Pa; Bellingham. Wash,
Berkeley, Cal; Billings, Mont; Butte
Mont: Cadillac, Mich; Champaign
ILL.,; Chicago, H.; Cleburne, Texas;
Columbus, Ohio; Dayton, Ohio; Den
yer, Col; Decatur, H.; Dowagiac,
Mich; Ell Paso, Texas; Emaus. Pa:
Fall River, Mass; Grand Rapids,
! Mich; Hastings, Neb.; Havana, Cuba:
/ Hazelton, Pa; Holland, Mich; Hop
kinsville. Ky; Houston, Texas; Jones
boro, Ark; Lake Benton. Mimi; Lew
iston, Maine; Lincoln, Neb.; Los An
geles, Cal; Manchester, Iowa; Marian
40, Cuba; Marion, Ind; Medford, Wis /;
Miamisburg, Ohio; Mount Olive, Ill. 4;
New Bedford, Mass; Norfolk. Neb
Oakland, Cal; Ocean Park, Cal
Omaha, Neb.; Pentwater, Mich; Pom
tiac, H.; Portland, Maine: Portland
Ore; Princeton, \. J.; Richmond
Ind; Riverside. Cal; Rochester. Pa:
Rushville. Ind; San Diego, Cal; San
Francisco, Cal; Santa Monica. Cal.
Saskatoon, Sask., Canada; Sioux City
Iowa; South Bend. Ind; Spokane
Wash; st. Mary's, Ohio: Tacoma
Wash; Toronto Junction. Canada
Traverse City, Mich; Urbana, Ill;
Van Vert. Ohio; Walla Walla, Wash.
Wausau, Wis; Westerly, r. l.; VII
mington. Del; Woodstock. y. B.. Can
ada.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-01
Frank p. Hanna:
Repairing Clocks.

"Watch repairers have a horror of
touching n clock that has been tinkered
by amateurs" explained 4 watch re-
pairer to a reporter, land they would
rather get out of such job If they
can do so, for the loss of one of the
smallest parts means considerable
work to reproduce it, and much more
work than the general customer ex-
poets or wants to pay for. They try
to get rid of such a job when they
can. for in nine cases out of ten the re-
suit is not entirely satisfactory. PEG
pie who have good clock, unless they
know something about the way clocks
are made and how they should be tan
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-01
Neglected Colds Threaten Life.

ttTom the Chicago Tribune.)
Don't trifle with a cold is good
advice for prudent men and women.
1t may be vital in the case of a child.
Proper food, good ventilation. and dry.
warm clothing are the proper safe
guards against colds. If they are main
tanned through the changeable weather
of autumn. winter and spring. the
chances of a surprise from ordinary
colds will be slight. But the ordinary
light cold will become severe if neg-
lected. and a well established ripe
cold is TO the germs of diphtheria what
honey is to the bee. The greatest
menace to child life at this season of
the year is the neglected cold"
Whether it is a child or adult. the cold
slight or severe. the very best treat
ment that can be adopted is to give
Chamberlains Cough Remedy. 1t is
safe and sure. The great popularity
and immense sale Of this preparation
has been attained by its remarkable
cures of this ailment. A cold never
results in pneumonia when it is given.
For sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-02-01
HUGE HYDROGEN PLANT.
Government Establishment to Furnish
Gas For Aerial Machines.

Government Establishment to Furnish
Gas For Aerial Machines.
In line with the recently adopted
policy of the United States govern
ment TO take the lead among the ma
tons of the world in developing bal
looms and aerial machines the govern
ment has arranged for the erection OF
a huge hydrogen plant to create gas
for balloons and aerial craft. says a
Washington special dispatch to the
Cincinnati Enquirer.
This plant will be located in Fort
Myer and will be the headquarters OF
the balloon fleet. Apart from its equip
ment will be big reservoir with sew.
eral feed lines, and while in operation
the balloons will merely have to sal
up, pick up a feed line and repIenish
tieir supply of hydrogen.
Major Russell and Captain Chandler
who will have charge of the cOnstruc
ton of the plant. recently returned
from Mount Weather, where they eX
amined gas generating plant install
ed by the weather bureau. Major Rus
sell said the inspection committee was
ordered to ascertain if the weather
bureau plant was suitable for adoption
by the signal corps.