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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Skupai 1900 3


Il teh Stevilk j. dovoli razvid-
no koliko ic tamkai brczpo>clnih
dclavccv - i'm o@romno >tcvilo
med temi ic Slovcnccv -. 5i hrc-
penijo vSak dan pc priliki. da Jim
capitalist dovoli delati Svoiih
iauah in zaSluiiti IN koSGek kru-
ha. kterim bi utcSili glad svojim
/cnam in otrokom.
\a' dcScttiSot rudarjey je brez
poSla. To ie grozen udarcc "a one
l.rajc. kier jc vsc prcbivalStvo ma
vclano cdino ma zasluzek rudni-
Fih. Seveda. veiko Stevio brezpo-
Slecev je ze zapuStilo oni kraj cd.
Sli 50 y stare domovino ali kamor-
S'bodi. Samo da Sc izognejo brez-
uSpcSncmu cakanju i'm - Strada-
nju
Konvencija rudariev je med
drugimi poSebnostmi tudi odobri-
la Sklep. da Sc povabi VIM. d.
Haywood Minnesota ma agita-
toricne Shode.
V Ia namen ie konvcnciia spre-
lcla sledcCo:
RESOLCCIJO.
Sprico dcjStva. da ic mad deSct-
tlSoS rudarjcv lclcznem okro-
Iju MinncSoti brcz della. uvidi-
mo potrcho. la ie Slchcrni brcz-
poSclni dclavcc Scznanicn I rudar.
sko organizacijo in njenimi cilii.
in da DELUXE nien prid in ma
prcdek.
Kcr daljc vidimo. da ina mas or
ganizator. ktcri Sc zelo trudi "a
napredek i'm blagostanjc delavske-
ga stanu. sedai nailepSo priloz-
most. da poduci tukajSnje DELAY
cc o koriStih in principih rudar-
ske organizaciie. uvidimo tudi. da
bi bilo "a naso rudasko distrikt-
no unijo V Minnesota cd velike ko-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Vojaske cete proti straikariem

Y prcmogogovniSkcm okraiu
llillard Pennsylvania ie 30. a
prila zaStrajkalo tristo premoga-
rjcv. Strajkarji zahtevaio. da -
odSlove Nth neunijSki tovariSi
Serif y. VI. Campbell Butler
Pa. jc pa vlozil proinjo pri 20
vernoriu. da ia odpoSle dive kom.
paniii konStablerjev y StrajkarSk
okraj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Antimilitaristi5na propaganda.

IL Stockholma porocajo. da sc
jc razvila Svedski vclika anti.
militarlSticna propaganda. Samo-
ob>ebi ie umliivo. da duSa tr pro.
pagande je SocialiSticna >tranka
IlaSti sc ma tenn polju vcliko tru-
I'll takozvana 'Zvcza mladcniccv'
Ia zveza ina nalogo agitirati med
vojaki in Jim deliti antimilitari.
Sticno ctivo. NSpch tc aeitaciic j.
velik; nayduievanje "a patriioti
zcm i'm domovimo" vcdno boil
pojema med voiaki. Vlada sicer
naSProtuje temu gibanju. izdala je
zakon prot antimiltariSticni pro
pagandi. toda vrli oratorii nada-
ljujejo kljub TEN zaprekam bot
proti militarizmu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Bojna organizaciia.

NarSava. Q. maja. - Tukai so
policaii izvohali glavni stan Skri.
vne revolucijonarno bojne orga-
nizacijc. TriSto oseb. vecini de
lavccv so arctirali. NaSli so tudi
veliko zalogo orozia: puSk. rcvol.
vcrjch in okrog pctsto patron O.
rozie in strclivo je bilo zakopano
ma nekem vrtu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Posledice krize

Y Chicagu je |. majem l60 sa-
lunov zaprlo vrata. |. maja je bi.
10 namrec treba placati polletno
krtmarSko licenco. XII znaSa $500
a ySled slabega huSinessa. XII ;e
posledica krize, nj mnogi gosiil.
nicar tega mogel Storiti. nakar ie
raje zaprl Salun.
V New Yorku je enaka vsoda
Zadcla 300 salunov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Klic il DOuglaSa,
Alaska

Ameriki, zlasti pa 6lanom West
crn Federation of Miners:
Douglas Island Miners Union
Itcv. 100 cd Western Federation
of Miners je bila organizirana |.
aprila 1907 Z namenom. zboljSati
polozai rudariev rudarskem o.
kroziu Juneau in sploSno ko-
riSt ySch delavcev .Aaski. Ru-
dar>ko okrolic juneau s. razte-
"a severn" do Skaguay-a in JUNO
do San Dunn-a. $50 mill raz-
dalju.
Tia organizacija .ktera je zace-
la boj proti straSnemu izkoriSca-
nju y nagrSem skabskein kraiu y
merike. ie prihorila V strajku Z
! dnc 10. aprila 1907 $40 vec ma
me>ec in nekoliko zbeliSala soci-
alni polozaj.
Po TEN naSem prvtm boiu in
zmagi napela ie Treadwell Com
pany vSe svoie sile. da spravi rI-
darSko organizaciio dezele Cd
Stavljala in postavljaia ma 6rno
liSto je njene clane, coda vspela
NJ.
Sedsnji superintea-~-at, Robert
Allen Kinzie, nadaliuje svoie pc
klcnSko dclo TEN. da ie naiel
Mr.. Mike : HUdsoud. bivSega ma
yora Y Dougla>u. kteri ie organi-
liral ma Douglas ISlandu hando
>kabov. ob>toieco IL samih kronif-
nih >kahov. razbojnikov. ruduiS-
kin o>krhnikov. boSsov. supcrin-
tendcn'oy >lepariev in beraGcv.
Ia banda hiien nam ie storila
ze toliko krivice. la cloveSki po.
nos tega ve6 ne more vzdrzati. i'm
mi >mo Hill rri>ilicui oklicati gc.
neralni >traik. kteremu Sc ie pri.
druzil vSak zavcdcn moz ma Islam.
du. >oo po Itevilu. %. marca 1905
Ia krai ie Kline cele AlaSke. ki
ina naiveGje in najbogateise ru.
dnike. najmocnejse rudniske druz
be in kicr ic vposleno naivcGie
Stcvilo moz bona fine delavccy
" dezeli.
Il tcga ie lahko razvidno. da
naSa lmaga tenn boju bode una
"a drIavccv cclc .Alaske.
Na,a hlacaina. ki ie bila "a
tetku itraika dobrem polozaiu.
ic pri>Ia >cdai v>led potreb Strai-
kuiocih delavccv. kterim Sc ic pr
druIilo tudi vcliko Stevilo novo.
doilcccv. ki 81 bill napacuimi q.
bliubami zvablieni V ia krai
necejo iii k skabom, slaho sta
ME. Ker Slutimo. da bode Straik
- dolgo traial - rudniSkc dru5-
he odklaniaio vsako pogaianie
nami priSilieni Smo. zaupno a.
pelirati ma vas. da nam pridete
ma pomoc Z denarnimi sredstvi.
in Sicer kolilor pref mogoGe. kaiti
pomoci rabimo nujno. ako hocemo
nadaicvati hoi do gotove image.
\aSe Zahtcve so:
l. priznanje Western Fedora
tion of Miners.
, oScmurni delavnik iamah
in izvcn Jam.
3. srednia plaza $3.50 "a rud-
niSko delo.
/ odprava zdravniSkih in boil
niSnicnih pla6il za druzbo. Bolni-
60 mai kontrolira W. F. of VI.
>. odprava clearance sistcma"
med dclovodio in raznimi depart
mcnti.
PoSlitc vse prispevke Mr.. Err
nest MillSu. tainiku-b blagainiku
w. +. of VI. Denver. Colo. ali pa
direktno ma: Scvald Torkclsen.
Secretary. Douglas. Alaska.
$ bratSkim pozdravom
MEL MCDONALD, predsednik
JANKO TERZTC. organizator.
SEVALD TORKELSEN. tainik
PeCat).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
SOCi1Iizem. y
PiSe F. T. Drssar.

Y danaSnjih dneh. ko dobiva
socijalizcm cimdalic wee privr5, n.
cev. ko sc Sociialistitna stranka
timdaljc boli mnoii: ker stopajo
y MO ram individiii raznih kast
- liudjc raznih poklicev. ie vred-
mo. ia $" ozremo nekoliko ma maze
polianc i'm razmotrivamo te novo-
do>lccc = paznim oceSom.
Pri tenn dcm Sc utriujcmo Y
nauka. k iga uii Sociiali>ticni ma
zor @ bodoci druzbi.
Prcgicdati hoccmo delo in pa
okoliSciuc. ki Sc nanaSajo V Sc
ianii drulhi ma to delo 2 ozirom
ma poSamcznike in pa kon6ni eli
katoremu ic delo poSvcGeno.
Poelcdati hoacmo. koliko vred-
most lahko pripiSemo temu delu
Y malem in vclikem. Y emo besedo
Kako Stoji mas boi kvalitativno
" kakovo>ti) ozirom sedainoSt
in prihodnoSt.
PrednO preidemo k stvari. ina
mo seveda naglasiti, da govorimo
o sociializmu kot gospodarskemu
ueiteIjn. katerega zanes11iv6st ne
maramo zamenjati kako vero
mega.
traza. da le Socijallzem neke
Nr>tc vera. Je doblla Zadnll cas-
t"Iika uNta. da lahk" pozira vSe
nNi". kar :" im"nuJc dclo "a Soci-
laIlzem: odSihmal bodo lmdje
sam" v'lci, M pa cakah Soclla-
Iizma. da :" u"krga iepcga Gne
ure>nicl....
Vera V Socilalllcm pa nj Samo
:atalnr"a lnacala ampak lo tudl
lahko Skodljlva. SoSebno tc po-
mlSllmo. da konetno lahko vSak
veruJe, poleg pa della lahko ne
motcno kan druzcga. kar nj Y So
glaSlu nlegov" vero.
Ma tn nacin So odtuiujc princi.
pom Socllallzma - pray nalahno.
ncvcdoc kdal.
Nerovat V socijalizem hi Sc
reklo: nevedeti niteSar pozitivne-
ga o Ia>tnoStl goSpodarSklh raz-
liler III hl' "'lhKa haprain sociJa-
l'N'I'h"ihu m"dr'NI"Nlu' prnzah-
-" v '''' Nv '''''>' ~, "'"' y '"'' "
wv ''"''"' 1T ''"
.. - '" =" ". F'S'',,
u" N'Nt' III '," Pps"J''' ,"''
'''" "' i'. ''''''' N"'. '''N'N
u" P'' III III. '',,''"' |"N' INV"
MAJ - N. >'"''N"'' "''N"">' ''''
sonsl,o nodloco - v1Goio 70 no
izboio toco kor :; r. ipst;tn.
o;;a -; ,;Ldar nr;hor;la noco;o,.
80 .,la.ua.. /: !; ,omo os;ro1;
zo,o io "a voro mrtvo Ia stvor
:. s;oo,. ,ororolro lott; rrr.l,;
c.rl,yo 90 s;cor civil; roro 70
snIos,os+ ;r 90 50 oIos; 20 rz;ro
n;o mn onan swain mod fan, 10 go
,.,;o M Ton, .-o,,,
...,.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
Ruska vlada

je zadnjih casih Skoraj vsiliivo
razSiriala vesti o pomirbi po de-
zcli. Dobri ljudje so ze za6eli YER
jeti. da je revolucija popolnoma
poteptana. \ vendar prihaiajo vre
in kipi in Sicer ma vseh koncih
in krajih. Prav zadnjem casu ie
policija razkrila dive zaroti. Xxi spo
miniata ma naiviharnejse case re-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Kardinal Gibbons je dejal pred
nekaj dnevi New Yorku. da ma
Svetu je nj svobodneje dezele. kot
ie Amerika, in da ma svetu je nj
boli proSperitctne dezele kot .e
Amcrika. Dale ic rekel kardinal.
da kdorkoli V Ameriki pade Y ne
voljo. Ia i ie sam kriv. Sure
Mike! Milijoni delavcev so 81 sa-
mi krivi. da nimajo sedaj della ,
TisoGi Siromakov so 81 sami krivi.
la nimajo kaj JEST. Cemu pa SO
proletarci ma Svetul Revcz. 81 jc
menda H. svojega rojstva sam
krivl Kardinal Gibbons 81 pa tu-
di nj sam kriv. da Sc odeva -
zlato in svlo. O. ne, Krivi so te-
ga zopet neumni ljudje! Kardinal
ie "class conscious. On Sc dohro
Zaveda svojega razreda -- milijo-
narjev. gladkih velepozeruhov.
izsesavacev in profitpumparjev. V
TEN razredu cloveskih stvorov ie
res velika Svoboda in nevsahliiva
prosperiteta. Ali 81 kardinal Glib
bons sploh zeli Sc ktera druga ne
besaY "God knows \"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Taft, Fairbanks. Cannon. Hug
hes. Knox in Foraker, republican
ski kandidatje IA predsednisko
nominacijo, so sami advokatie in
to zagovorniki velikih korporacij.
AmeriSki proletarijat bode pora-
zen. maj zmaga kterikoli il med
teh.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
0d bIizO in daIeC
- Po volityah. -

Sodna obravnaya proti Fred d.
Warrenu. uredniku Appeal to
Reason-a ktera bi Sc imela pri-
ceti /. maja, je prelozena do me
Seca novembra t. |.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

ChikaSki mayor Busse ie prepo-
vedal gledaliSkim igralcem V me-
stu rabbit svojih smeSnih mo-
nogolih ime Rockefellerja, Morga-
ma in drugih denarnih kraljev.
Mayor BusSe je SliSal - glas svo-
iega goSpoda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Socialistom ocitajo, da hoGcio
nekaj "deliti'. Resnica! Social
zem hoce tako lepo razdeliti -
delo. da bodejo dobili Svoje deleze
tudi delanicj in profitpumparii. ID
ko bodejo hoteli kaj imeti cd de-
lavSkega produkta. VSak zaveden
delavec Sc mora veseliti te deli
tve'.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Leto Vol.) III.

Leto (Vol.) III.
Skodi kdo pod plaScem te we're"
ma stvari Sami?
Mar maj vse to ostane napo.
sled lie vera, napr. prazna
"vera"P
Mi pravimo: ne!
Omevno nam ie. da bo sociIali-
sticna druzba rezultat sociiali-
sticnega della t. j. della sociiali-
stov. = tenn priznamo. da Sc drn5ba
polagoma Socijalizira: ergo: da Sc
socijalizirajo individiii.. Use TO bo
logicna posledica sociialisticnega
gibanja. DO tile smo borbi: -
IN slcer razredni borbi. Sedai smo
PR stvari q kteri hoGemo govoriti
poSebeJ in ma cesar Sc Glanek ma
naSa.
Borba ina diva namena ozir.
dive poti; prvic podirati stare
druzbo ozir. ME MAJOR, - to je ma
goSpodarskem polm - pomeni:
Strajk. bojkot. volitev. - in dru-
gle. zidati po principih sociializ-
ma novo druzbo: naStopati "a ko-
lelltivizem. kar pomcni lastiti kaj
Skupno in drzati Sc - kolikor
dopuScaio skraine razmere -
SociialiSticnih principov.
Pravim. drzati Sc po moznosti
Socijali>titmh principov. Nato bi
mi kdo deial: sal ne zivimo Sc
Y Sociializmu."
Res ie. ne zivimo Sc V Sociializ-
mu; ampak to ie slab izgovor.
Tia izgovor je mcnda brat tiste
we're. ki smo io preie omenii
in ki ina zc prccejSna uSta.
NSak lahko umc te besedc. ko.
gar zadenejo.
Lahko bi Sc vpraSali: ali ie kdo
opraviten podirati kapitalisticno
druZho o.. 10 J., ~, ,,;.,,,,, ,.,-.,.
zidoI 10; hai;.a,.', 80 - ~. '.'':' 'I1Stu ~
..roro., .oda; ~. - - I "io''
l.a. - - - ,'.'i,.'.. -" -, N"J'
80 NJ, 49, ~ ~"
-,
HaN"J 10 upraSuJefho' lakoJ
oo,no na Jashenl.
frl podlranJu IN zidanJh Sc
ildiilrec Ka%e' lgoVorim "a nase
ihaIehk"Stnc razmere. III pa zade-
htJ" IahRo ma SpIoSno) da ina
Seualhi r'u Sc vSepoIno uplIva ma
P"Nahlhik' III da Je Ia uphv tako
n'"can ]nos we're SocIJallzem ne
Na''r'h' GA INA nekdo doblcek. kl
M ra|drllen: IN STEER vSaktiStiki,
'i''" Nr'"S'Na "a podlranle all II
u"iJ'. Hlrd tenn ko 50 lndlvldlu
hr'/ NrrdStrV vzllr Svoll dnSevni
an manneIm deIavnoStl neupoSte-
vam ma cell crtl TukaJ tici nekaj
hepraNllnega; potem MAJ Je ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

KapitaliSti6no ca>opisic ma Ia
padu je popolnoma prezrlo zadnio
predSednikovo poSlanico. Svoie-
caSno 50 = listi Z vclikim vriScem
priob6evali RooSeveltove poSlani-
ce in Jim navadro dodaiali dodge
uredniSke komcntarc. Danes nj
tega ve6. Lep dokaz da predsed-
mix ponekod preSeda ze svoiim
laStnim Strankam. Niegovi laStni
pri>taIi tenn dokazuicio. IN pre-
dSednik ne povc uic. kolikor holi
pogoStoma zine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12
(subsCriptiOn):

hapitalisticni sistem proizvaja-
MIA je tax, da je vedno wee DELAY
cev, kakor pa della.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Noini tajnik TAT TINA $1,000 me
scene place. In tiSo6aki mu pada-
lo Yep vSak meSec. brez ozira ma
to. Ge Taft Sedi Svojcm uradu V
WaShingtonu. ali Sc pa potepa o.
krog po Ameriki in lovi volivce.
ki mai glaSuieio Sc "a ve6ii graft.
Pri navadnem driavlianu hi bilo
>pravljanie tako mastne place "a
brezdeluo livlienle - .atvina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

NSi kapitaliSti SO razredno "a
vedni. potem mai to vedo ali ne.
Opazovati iih ic Samo trrba. ka-
dar So ma kterikoli plati nevar-
noSti niih kapitaliSticui interest:
kako takrat naStopiio vzaiemno
in braniio Svoie mtcreSe. Zaveda-
10 ~e. da Sc moraio boriti "a kori-
Sti kapitalizma cello takrat. ko kri-
tiio ma VISA uSta. da mi razrcdne-
ca boia -. Toda kapitaliSti SO pre-
brisani -- zato pa vladaio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

No ie zadnjo jeScn New Yor-
ku razSaiala financna panika. sta
Roosevelt in zvezini slagainik Cor
.telXoR. nitro poxabila -Morgana in
mu dala zvezinO blagajno ma raz-
polago. : pomofio ktere ie potem
Morgan resi-" dezelo. Kapitali-
Sticni liSti pa zdai poro6aio. da
je Morganova korporaciia ravno-
kar razclaSila &1O.O00.OOO poSeb-
ne dividcndc menda "rrSitev"
gotovih "Suckeriev." Tako rcSu-
ieio kapitaliSti propadlo dezelol
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Agitiraite IN "Proletarca"!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1908-05-12

Nsem lokalnim unijam in ella.
nom Western Federation of Mi.
ners:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-18

public John B. Coughs versatility
enabled him to overcome this handi.
cap of full beard. but those who
have not his genius may well avail
themselves of the help to distinct Ut
telance found in neatly trimmed
mus ache or a clean upper lip.
tt ere are others who are impeded
SO fer as clear enunclation is con.
cor,ed by q thick slovenly and some
times ahnormally rapid utterance.
They speak with impeded articulation
las though their mouths we're filled
with hot mush. Unless there is
some hidden deformity in the vocal
organs this habit results from con
demnable-to use no stronger ad 'ec
tive--carelessness. The preacher
who is guilty In this respect is without
excuse. II he begins in a low tone,
which has no force and no carrying
power in 1t, he deserves castigation
He lacks, at ne outset, what is at
the basis OF effective public speaking
the intent to be hoard College
presidents and professors. accustom-
ed TO using a low tone of voice suit
able for a classroom, are often tram
gressors In this regard, falling to put
into their voices any carrying force
! when they come before a congregation.
Every preacher, at the opening of the
service, before he has even announced
a. hymn or made a brief invocation.
should have in mind the people who
sit in the last row OF seats" II.
without srainlng, he III simply
make his first utterances so as 10
reach them everybody in the house
will hear The text and the opening
| sentences are often lost to an audi
cnce because OF the indlstinct and
sloFenly way in which they are often
spoken The use of little win
power and Of a distinct utterance and
the purposeful sending Of the voice
in carrying tone without any strain
ing, forth into the congregation, will
assure this needful and worthy end
that everybody Win hear what is said.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-18
Maybe tnex wed for Economy.

There have been more marriages in
high social circles within the last
twelve months than In any previous
year within decade. What's the rea.
son? The question has been asked re,
peatedy b. friends, who have 20
smile and buy wedding presents. and
the only answer advanced so far has
dealt with economy. Hardly a plaus-
ible explanation at first glance; still,
many clever mothers have come 10
the belief that 'haid times have in.
duced scores of young men to hurry
up and pop the question Getting mar
ried has been less of an expense of
late than It was before the panic In
last October Young women have not
expected so much, That is the testi.
mony of every member Of society. Ex
travagance is no longer the rule. for
tunes are not spent on floral decora
tons, with , reflected necessity up
on the bridegroom to do his part on
the same grand scale. Neither Is 1t
necessary to lavish princely gifts up
on the bride the young woman does
not ask for a Newport palace, a steam
yacht and an air hip.-New York
Press
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-11-18
FRENCH HORSE BREEDERS.
How the Present Huge Percheron Has
Been involved.

How the Present Huge Percheron Has
Been involved.
The drmt horse Is getting bigger
and bigger In the late SOS IL one
weighing over 1000 pounds came
from France It was an event and the
horse papers talked about him--with
pictures. Today the draft importer
VIII touch nothing under 1890 pounds
and 3-yearold colts often run up to
ton
The favorite draft breed in America
&c or to lis the Percheron Of
France. He comes from lie Pcrche
southw6 81 OF Paris, and nowhere else
The horse breeders In that district
have banded themselves into guild
or union says Golfers. and decreed
that no horse from outside the Dor.
dcrs Of their district can ever be re.
corded as a Percheron in the stud
book Of the breed A colt foaled just
across the line out Of a mare and by
a sire correctly registered cannot him
self be registered.
The foundation Of the blood Of the
Percheron Is. or is said TO be Arab
The Frenchman will tel you thai
Tercheroa r. an Arab made heavy"
by the climate i}ut whether Arabian
c1tract or not It Is are that the
breed has been mac heavy By the
climate or human selection during the
I3st half century.
When George Sand wrote the Perch
eron was famous a. road horse
traveller. ground c0yerer Her
heroes used 70 drive hither and thither
behind four 50 ~ndid distance eating
Percherons No modern Frenrhman
would dream Of driving up to his
Ninette's door behind four Percherons
The Pcrche peasants are artists,
sculptors, who within the limitations
OF their material most wonderfully
fashion into being their equine lmsg
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by her rare delicacy and exceptional
ability. Later, she created the part
of Dolly in George Bernard Shaw's
comedy, You Never Can Tell. where
she had as fellow players Arnold
DAILY. Chrystal Herne and Winchell
Smith. In Claiming Pollocks dram
atization of In the Bishops Carriage,
she played the leading part during
during one season. ane then became
the leading woman of a Broadway
company which went to the south
seas. This company was headed by
William Collier and presented The
Dictator and On the Quiet. in Aus
tralia, New Zealand and Tasmania.
Before embarking for Australia Miss
Taliaferro was one of the victims of
the San Francisco earthquake Along
with the rest of the company. she
lost her entire wardrobe and was
forced to sleep in the parks for three
days before she could reach a rail
road and escape to Seattle On her
return she played the title role in
Robert Browning's Pippa Passes. in
which Mrs. LeMoyne was the feat
ured player and where she became
acquainted with Henry Miller who
produced tho piece. II was at this
time that she met her future husband
Frederic Thompson, who had written
for her her present success, Polly oil
the Circus which made her star
and the talk of the country Her
younger sister. Edith, possesses
her beauty,-and is also rising fast
In the play world
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CrdnberrieS as a
Daily Relish

While cranberries are favorably
known throughout most of the United
States as a national dish in connec.
ton with our Thanksgiving turkey,
for daily food relish their many su.
perior qualities are overlooked by the
masses.
Properly cooked cranberry sauce
makes al meats palatable and is de-
l!cicus served with roast beef, pork
mutton and all fowls as with turkey.
The chemical analysis of cranber.ies
shows that they contain mild acid
combinations which are by nature
converted into alkaline carbonates in
the blood and help to purify it and
have a tendency to ward off bilious
and rheumatic tendencies. Theg also
aid digestion, clear the complexion
and are perfectly harmless to the
most delicate stomach. Most condi-
ments used as meat relishes are
highly spiced and irritate the stom-
ach, but cranberries are natural
healthful food as well as delicious
relish
They should be properly cooked.
For the lack of proper cooking they
have been abused and condemned
Containing certain acids and very lit
tie sugar properties, they should
never be cooked in metal dishes.
Only earshenware porcelain lined or
enameled dishes should be used and
after cooking do not let the food
stand in anything but glass or earth
enware dishes, If you are prejudiced
| by reason of having eaten unpalatable
or improperly cooked cranberry saace
! try the following recipe and be con.
/ WINGED: one quart cranberrles, one
pound sugar, one pint water. Boil SUI
gar and water together for five min
utes, skim, add berries and cook
slowly without stirring or burning
until berries are thoroughly cooked
and tender.
| They can be made into preserves
and iellles with less work and time
! than any other material known and
their splendid keeping quality will
enable the consumer in remote places
To buy them In liberal quantities, as
the surplus may be kept perfectly un.
cooked by cleaning and storing in
glass or earthern jars under cold
water. air tight. un Ill needed The
water should be previously boiled
/ During cold weather freezing does
+ not injure them for sauces. iellies
or preserves
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CLEAR ENuNclATloN IN SPEECH

An Art Worth Mastering by Public
Speakers.
New York Christian Advocate
Now and then we find a reader or
speaker whose perfect mobilization
and unpretentious but absolutely cor.
rect and clear enunciation afford to
the hearer an unspeakable delight
In such a case we find every letter,
syllable. word and pause accorded Its
own exact function. When there is
added to this quality the gift of in,
depreciation, the dramatic touch which
instinct and training combine to af-
ford the artistic and literary illumina.
ton which is necessary In rendering
in public a good selection OF prose or
poetry, then We get a fresh revelation