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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

was awakened by the cries of fire. he opened the door to the hallway but when a scloud of smoke poured into the room he closed the door quickly and climbed out of the window. once outside he pulled down the window to prevent being suffocated by the smoke and hung suspended from the ledge. Soon his room mate handed blanket out of the window. Down this impro- vised ladder Editor Murdock slid. hnol- ly dropping to the roof of an ad5oin- ing building. He was not hurt.
 When seen shortly after the fire. MT. ,Murdock was sitting in the Y. M. C. A. rooms. clothed only in e night shirt and trousers.
 T was only slightly injured" said he. 'I jumped from the end of that blanket to the roof of a low building adjoining the hotel, and then climbed down to the ground and came over here in my bare feet left everything in- cluding my watch, pocket book and diamond stud"
 Ex-Governor c. W. Click was carri- ed down a ladder from the third floor and escaped without injury.
 Major A. M. Fuher. assistant post master of Topeka, escaped injury by climbing down fire escape from the fourth floor. He was clad only in his night robe and was unable to save any of his belongings.
 w. Y. Morgan. a member of the leg islature and editor of The Huthcin- son News, and his wife, were among the guests. Both escaped with their lives but Mrs. Morgan sustained a painful injury.
 Mir. Morgan said:
 Editor HfOFgan's Escape.
 'fMrs. Morgan and myself were in the southeast corner. on the foutrh floor. When we awoke, the room and halls were filled with smoke and flames. It was impossible to escape through the hall and there was no fire escape at our windows. l secur- ed Q blanket and. as held 1t out Of the wondow, Mrs. Morgan slipped down 1t to the roof of an adjoining building ane floor below. followed
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
FAVOR NEW STATES.
AriEOR and New Mexico May Get c
 RepOrt.

ArisOa and New Mexico May Get c
 Report.
 Washington, Jan. 14.-Arizona and New Mexico are in a fair way to be- come full-fiedged States during the present session of Congress.
 It was learned today that the House Committee on Territories Is to take up the Statehood measures in the imme- diate future with the object of re- porting them to the House as early as possible.
 Conferences between mem bers of the Territories Committee anu leaders of the House have been held frequently within the past two weeks and the ad- vocates of Statehood from both Terri tories have been active in a quiet way.
 It Is believed that there will be no attack on the capital by the Statehood boomers, and they will realize their without any demonstration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
WATERS THREATEN
 A CALIFORNIA TOWN

Fresno. Cal. Jan. 14--The Ievee sur. rounding Visilia broke this afternoon and flood waters have swept Into the town.
 At 2:3O o'clock, the time of last re- port, the northwestern part of the town Is being flooded School children were dismissed at noon. At an early hour this morning. Portville was fooled.
 Twenty-Five families living fn the lower part of the town were rescued by citizens with rafts. A woman and child are reported to hayo-bee drowned.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
ASKS JUDGE TO QUIT
RESIGNATION OF HAWAIIAN JURIsT
 IS EXPECTED.
Governor Frear Accuses KepOikai of Using the Money Of Courts ward, and Attorney
 Generai>Aets.

Honolulu, Jan. i4.--United States Attorney General Ronaparte has ask ed. Circuit Judge A N .s 4kepoikais of Maui, for his resignation. after inves- tigating the charges filed against the jurist by Governor Frear of Hawaii. {.
 These were to the effect that Kepoi- pal had borrowed $1,Oo0 from the funds belonging to a ward of the court, giving in exchange his own note. unsecured, which at the time the charges were made, was overdue and unpaid.
 The ward in question was Japan ese minor, whose father had died, leaving an estate of $2,500-- Judge Kepoikai appointed a guardian, who converted the entire estate into cash, and, 1t is alleged. the Judge then bor- rowed the $1.000.
 Since the charges were preferred. he has paid that amount back with in- terest at the legal rate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
FARM HAND KILLS TWO
 AND COMMITS SUICIDE

EModena, Mo, Jan. 14,--John Brooks, a farm hand in the employ of John Thompson. a young farmer living near here, drove his employer on the prem iSes at the point of a revolver this af- ternoon, and after killing Mrs. Thomp- son, who was lying III in bed. and his employers brother, Butler Thompson, committed suicide.
 No motive for the shooting has been learned Brooks is reported to have been addicted to drink, and it is sup- posed he committed the double mur- der while intoxicated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
TO EXTEND WELCOME.
Unlted states Senafor-Elect shivel
 yViIl ReNAAva nyaff0u

Unlted States Senafor-Elect sf ShfveI3
 VIII Receive Ovation.
 South Bend. Ind. Jan. 14.--News Of the nomination O. Benjamin F. Shive-' ly for United States Senator by the Democratic caucus of the Lsgislatura early this morning was received with enthusiasm here where he lives. Dem- ocrats and Republicans alike are hap- py. It Is doubtful if enthusiasm over a political victory has been any more pronounced since the days of Schuyler Colfax.
 Plans are already under way to ex.. tend 6 generous welcome to Mfr. and Mrs. Shively on their return from Inc dianapolis
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
NEGRO SOLDIER IN ROW.
Draws Revolver in Hotel and Gets xs
 Trouhhe

Watertown, N. r.. Jan. 14-Because the proprietor of a hotel in Saekett's. HArbor refused to provide a room for himself and three white women, a ne. Kro soldier of tine 24th Infantry, sta- tloned at Madison Barracks. drew 6 ro- volver and threatened 10 shoot and aa 0 result Is now in the guard house, pending action by the military offlcera.
 An effort was made to secure the sole dier on a military warrant charging him with assault in the second degree. regiment, refused to give him up.
 The prisoner will be tried by court. martial on the charge of creating . dia- turbance and conducting himself in s. maner prejudicial to the good order oe the servIc6.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
An Automobile Funeral

Chicago. Jan. l4.-Members of the H. IinoIs Chauffeurs Union gathered today to take part in Chicago's first auto mobile funeral. The dead member was Wilbur Pruyn, who was said to have been the first chauffeur to operate a taxicab In this city. The union decided that every vehicle including the hearSe should be an automobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
TURKS ARE COMING.

Naval Omcers wml Visit AmerIca on
 Our Boats.
 Washington, Jan. -4-Ten or a dozen officers of the Turkish Navy are com inc to the United States on tho ships of the Atlantic battleship fleet, which are now in Turkish waters
 Directions that this courtesy be af- forded them was sent by the Navy De- partment at the request of the State Department.
 The visit of the Turks Is to give them an opportunity to study American methods in naval matters. UnomctaL reports say that one Of the party Wn1 be the son of the sultan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
RoJnsTvnNsKY DEAD.

St. Petersburg. Jan. 14.-The death ia Announced of Vice Admiral Rojest- yensky, who was in command of the Russian fleet in May, 1905. when 1t was practically annihilated by the Japanese in the Sea of Japan.
 The death of Vice-Admiral Rojest- vensky, which occurred in St. Peters burg today, was due to neuralgia of the heart.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
SUICIDE BRIDGE.
Ets Destruction is Contemplated b
 Lincoln Park Board.

AASSAA @AA Doo1u'
 Chicago, Jan. 14.-"Suicide bridge" the lofty structure over lagoon in Lincoln Park. probably will soon be 2 thing of the past. for its destruction is contemplated by the Lincoln Park Board.
 The bridge has been made famous by the number of persons who have leaped to death from its top. The com- missioners say the bridge was built unusually high In order that sai1boats might pass under 1t. and now that launches have replaced these craft, the unMghtly structure Is useless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
MAIL CARRIER KILLED.

The Mail Pouches Also LO0ted of Big
 Cash Sum.
 El Paso, Texas, Jan. 14.-A report has been received from Torreon, Mex, that Juan vincente. the mail carrier between Rodeo and Dorrango, Mex, was murdered on a recent trip and the mall bags footed of more than S700 In cash.
 The Muvia de Orc Mining Company in the Urique district of Chihuahua, was also robbed of S6.000 by bandits who raided the oflOe of the company and. dynamited the safe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
N.therIaDa. Revokes Decree

Willemstad, Curacao, Jan. 14.-The decree of the Netherlands Govern ment, permitting the free export of arms and ammunition from this colony has been revoked. The decree was an act of reprisal against former Presi- dent Castro, because of his attitude to- ward the Netherlands Government.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
SPECIAL WEATHER FORECAST.


 ( Washington, Jan. IA cold . wave has overspread the North . west, bringing with it clear c weather in that section. 8 In other sections, the weather z has been unsettled with mostly . rain asd with continued mild tenn . perature. . ters within the limits of observa- q ton, one in Ontario and the other 6 west of the Rockies. . The cold wave will advance, q oyerspreading the Lake region z during Friday in modified form. q and it will cause colder weather z in the middle and North Atlantic q coast States during Saturday, fol- \ lowing a rise in the temperature ( H Friday, The temperature in the q Northwest will moderate again ( ( and will probably be followed by ( ( snow. \ No material change Is indicated ( \ in the weather conditions now ( q prevailing in the South.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
Ccntennrian Neerens NYe.l..

Charlotte. N. C.. Jan. 14-Lettie Bald. win, who save her age at 101, and who Is the mother of eighteen grown chill dren. was married for the fourth tlna at Asheboro. this afternoon, Co Tom Pike. aged A6, the happy groom. Both are neGroeBs
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
DAYTON FOR CABINET.
RumOred That Federal Judge May H
 Offered Place.

Grafton. W. Va. Jan. I4-JudseA A. C. Dayton. of the United States Distrlok Court of the Northen District of West Virginia. has been invited to Washing@' ton to take dinner with Pres1dan9 Roosevelt tomorrow.
 At that time. it is reported, he will be offered the Navy portfolio in the Taft cabinet.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
TO COLONIzE VICTIMS.
Duke POmpeO LItta ORera Tract
 Land In EInrihn.

Land lm FIOrida.
 Paris. Jan. 14.-Duke Pompeo Lit ta. of Lombardy, called on the Italian ambassador. Signor GallinA, today, and offered to donate part of an extensive tract of land in Manatee county, Flori- da. owned by him. for the purpose of colonizing 5000 victimS of the earth quake in Calabria and Sicily. The am bassador has communicated the dukes proposal to the Italian government,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
The Deaa At Llck Brhnch.


 Bluefields, w. Va. Jan. 14--Not { single body has been brought out of the Lick Branch coliiery since early morning. The men at work in the mines today were busy increasing the area into which fresh air could be- pumped. so that further recovery of the bodies of the explosion victims could be made.
 Fifty-three have been taken out. forty-six of whom have"been identified.
 There are six pairs of brothers in the list of identified dead. Some of the bodies had been removed from the morgue, but this afternoon there were thirty-four lying in . row.
 A minor named McTate hatling from Pennsylvania, an expert and formerly in the inspection department. Is known to be dead in the mine. His wife aHd eight children arrived this afternoon.
 The rescue crews have gone Into the mine tonight and are expected % bring out four bodies which were discovered by the bratticing crews this afternoon.
 According to the best information obtainable from managers and men there are yet twelve victims in the mine. This will bring tFe list of dead up to 65.
 There has as yet been no opportuni- ty to place an estimate on the damage to the company's property by the ex- plosion. Estimates vary from $6O,0VV to S1OO, ,00O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
HAMPERS WITH JURY.
TIhs is Charge Against BrOther-in-LavV
 Of Banker.

Pittsburg, Jan. 14.--George W. Wor- ley. brother-in-law of J. B. F. Rine- hart, accused of wrecking the Farm CTS and Drovers Bank of Waynesburg, Pa, whose case is being deliberated upon by a jury tonight. and James L. Smith, a prominent business man of WaynesburK, were arrested tonight by United States secret service opera lives on a cnarge of attempting to tamper with the jury.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
RELInF STEAMER ARRIVES.
ouantItIes of PrOvisiORs and LumbeH
 Landed at Regto.

Regio, Jan. 14-The American relief steamer Bayern. nyin gthe Red Cross She has landed quantities of provisions and lumber for shelters, which is most welcome. Supplies valued at S5.00O have been sent to Syracuse. The relief steamer will return to Messina and thence proceed to Civita Vecchia, where ahe Is due Sunday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
FAMOUS HOTEL
 IS DESTROYED A Prominent Politician
 Loses His Life. FLAMES BURNED RAPIDLY Guests Were Forced to Jump for
 Their Lives. A Dozen Persons Were Injured suf- fering Broken Limbs and Bruises. Fearful Experience snd Re-
 markabie Escapes.
FLAMES BURNED RAPIDLl

Topeka, Jan. 14-The body of I. E.
 Lambert. has been found in the ruins
 of the Copeland Hotel. with the head
 missing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
THE WEATHER.

Washington, Jan. 14-Alabama, Threatening Friday and Saturday, with probably raiRJ moderate, variable winds. .~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
WAITING ON PATTERSON.
Tennessee BIn for Prohibition With
 GnrnPnnH-

Nashville. Jan. 14.-It Is not thought the bill prohibiting the manufacture of intoxicating liquors In this State will be called up for final action for several days, the Statewlders prefer ring to see whether the Governor will sign or veto the bill prohibiting the sale of whiskey in Tennessee before calling up the measure.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15
MANY, MINERS DEAD
ARE ENTOMBED II
 HUNGARIAN MINES.
Explosion of Fire Damp Near Vesz- prim Causes Terrible Dis- aster--Forty-ffve Bodies
 Are Recovered.

Vezprim. Hungary. Jan. 14-In an explosion of fire damp in the Auka coal mine here today, which was fol- lowed later by a dust explosion and fire. 240 were entombed.
 Sixteen living miners and the bodies of forty-five dead persons thus far have been brought out of the pit.
 The fire has been held to one locali- ty and 1t is hoped. that the remainder of the entombed miners win be rescued alive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

The town of veszprim lies sixty miles southwest of Budapest and has population of some 1b.0oo composed mostly of miners.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-15

Flushing, N. r.. Jan. 15-The Hains jury was still out at 1880 o'clock this morning and no word had seen heard from them.
 Justice Crane said he would remain within easy distance of court all night in order to receive the verdict. when ever the jury were ready to render one.
 Counsel for the defense said that at this hour 1t looked like a disagreement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
Nervozen clovek.

Moderni nacin zivljenja .je IL
stvaril nervoznega cloveka. Ma
jednem meStu ne more ostati da-
lie casa. ne more svojega della pri-
merno opravljati. ne more JEST
ali spati. sovrazi druzbo in zaba-
We. \jegovi zivci so onemogli in
rotrebujejo move hrane. Najpre-
prostejSi in najboljsi nacin gojiti
zivce je. prisiliti prebavila. da
srrejemajo in prcbavljajo dovolj
tccne hrane. Bolniku rcdno dalai
nekaj casa Trincrjcvcga ameri-
Skega zdravilnega grcnkega vina
V Spodbujanjc slaSti do jedi. &c
81 to stori. pricno prcbavila zopet
Gclovati, nova kri Sc napravi IL
r%azkrojene hrane in tn nova kri
no porazdeljevala zivilo vsem de
ION clovcSkega telesa. Zivci So
okrcpe. Uzivaj to zdravilo OBJ VISA
EovrStni nervoznosti i'm pri po-
kvarjcni prebavi. V lekarnah.
Jos. Triner. 616-622 :. Ashland
Ave. Chicago. I'll.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
EKAJ Took II ~oBRAVNAVE
FRED OBTOZNIM ODBOROM
ANGL. soc A v
zASLISBI SLOW. SOC. KLU-
BA ST. 1 v Chicago,
PROFIT GLAS SVOBO-
DI IN LASTNIKU...

Dne ,. aprila t. |. Sc je V presto
IN Chicago Daily Socialista vrsi-
razpraea o resoluciji. Xxi 10 je
Predlozil SLOW. soc. klub V Chicago
fapram Glas Svobode. ker Sc ie
Jeseni oglaSalo in delalo propa-
ando "a d~emokrate in prohibi-
,oniste, pc drugi strani pa hotelo
l0v. delavcem dopovedati, kako
elias Svobode" socijalisticen
Pst. Vsi pri angleski stranki so
Pm namrec mnenja, da ie "Glas
PVooode" z njegovim "strickt''
ocllalisticnim gospodarjem. Kon-
pom, drugi appeal to Reason.
fskan v slovenskem .ieziku in
r,krblJen pc drugem Waylandu
u Warrennu slovenskega naro-
Ia v Ameriki. Lahko 81 torej mi
F'imo' da Jill je naSa resolucija. V
N'erl smo navedli de.jstva. o pri-
~orocanju drugih kandidatov v
PeSenski volilni borbi, precej IL
senadlla. ko Sc je pokazala DVO-
1.hA Honda V pravi luci. o ko-
recnem izidu cele obravnave bo-
no porocali natanjko pozneje.
fri obravnavi .je Honda ma vse
fnpiJe skusal dokazati. da je on
['edolzen ko jagenGek - in da
lie drug ljudje slabi in pa. da
u pac zmotljiv. kot vsi umrioGi
|iudie.
rrl tel priliki Sc Honda nj mo-
Eei vzdrzati. da hi ne zavlekel V
F'var tudi s. y. p. J.. ktera V cell
Aoev nj imela nicesar opraviti z
|esoiucijo. Da ljudje izvedo. kako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
= Kubanska vlada je narocils
SoDRUGI voLILCI Poor!

Dne I. iunija t. /. Sc vrSe vo-
l:tve Ia sodnike. Socijalisticna
stranka je postavila letos eel Ii
ket Ia te sodnike, kterih doba je
sest let. Kdor hOce. da ne bo in
.Iunctionov''. ia bo volil sledece
kandidate: j. j. kral. Seymor
Steadman. T. j. Morgan. ID. y.
Bentall. Henry Murphy. y. c.
Benton. \. w. Nance. J.. j. Del
son. VIM. BroSs Lloyd. VIM.
Feather. Samuel Block. Peter Sis
nan, Alfred Hvalc. Wm..A. Gun
nea. VI. II. Taft.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
IMICIPALNE VOLITVE MA
DANSKEM

Ikarujejo zopet lep napredek
dOtnih socijalistov. Pc novih
I,iih. V mestih, kjer pref Sc nj
Bo socijalistov V mestnem svetu,
mi zadnjih volitvah marca me-
M. bill zvoljeni socialist pc
In Danskem. V Copenhagenu,
|aynem mestu. Xxi ina 6ez pol mi
iona prebivalcev, imeli so stiri
4Jiene stranke glasovati: Soci-
I6sti anti-socialisti, radicalci in
Iission Independent clericaD e..
beiialisti so oddali V tenn mestu
$40 glasov in i2volili 20 sodru-
by V mestni svet. Anti-sOcialisti
oddah 36.606 glasov. in izvolili
kandidatov. Radikalci so Cd
1851 glasov, in Jill izvolili
Independent clerical stranka je
bObila pa lie Same DAB glasov, in
tyolili samo enega kandidata.
arhus, drugo ve6je mesto V Dan
d je pablo V roke socijalistov,
hkor Sc wee druzih vecjih in
3anisih NEST.
Hitro rastoca soc. demokrati6na
tnnka V Danski, je tako pre-
AAssila ondotne kapitaliste, da so
priSeli %omejevati lie ma emo
.anko, ma PROFESSIONALS stran-
Pr; teh zadnjih volitvah so
bnske zene prvic v zgodovini do
be pravico voliti, in so takoj
rvic dosegle lep uspeh; po mno-
h mestih so bile izvoljenc v
kestni svet. Sedem bilo Jill je IL
Cljenih V Copenhagen, dive il
|ednjih socijalistinje. TIA krasen
bpeh so dosegli vsled zavednosti
tganizovanih delavcev.
Pred volitvami izdali so V
krednem glasilu soc. demokratic-
stranke Social Demokraten"
~pelacijo, katero je podpisal pred
kdnik cd Executive Bord' cd
81 strokovnih uni, ma sve delav-
: teh unij, da maj pokazejo soli-
arnost "a svoje interese in poll
ttni izraz ma dan volitve "a soc.
e%mokraticno stranko. Apelacija
dosegla lep odziv.
Stirji razlicni listki bill so ozna-
eni erkami 4. B. c.. in d. So
ugov erka bila je "a" in tako
ia prva ma glasovnici.
'Seattleski zupan John F.. Miller
zaprl vse hise nemoralnega
~istricta V Seattle.
: LIST trdijo. da Sc bodo tie ZEN
BE sedaj raZkropile po vsem me-
Fu pc hotelIh, i'll da Sc prostitu-
pa ne DO odpravila drugace, da
-Obimo wee in novih zakonov.
Fupan je mnjenia. da DO to brez
|ovih zakonov lahko dosegel. Po-
Fal DO ma delo. je rekel, tajno po-
Pc1o, katera DO aretirala vsako
fh poznanih zensk. ce bo prakti-
|prala prostitucijo in Sc jo bo
tfogo kaznovalo.
Zakaj neki ne izdajo zakonov, s
faterim bi YES proletarijat. bera-
rlo in prostitucijo lahko pomedli
povrsja zemlje9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
LISTNICA

taSoplSu NapreJ-u V LJub-
liani Sc naznaja. da uredniStvo
''Proletarca' nj ma 6S3 st. Louis
Street. ampak ma 5S1 s. Center
Ave. Chicago. Illinois.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01

Ia Conemaugh, Pa, in oko!ico
je zastopnik Proletarca sodrug
Frank Podboj. On je pooblaScen
pobirati narocnino "a list in dajl-
ii tozadevne pobotnice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
Med zvezdami

Iznaslo Sc je, da lie Sc enega
slovenskih listov je mogoce pri-
mirjati V dosegljivosti lazi, obre-
kovanja in podtikanja 2 ''Glasom
svobodije'', 49, to je: ljubljanski
skofov Slovenec.
Konda je pred kratkem rekel
$ solzami V oceh,, da so imeli V
leseni, ko so moral oglaSati IA
demokrate samo 25c. denarja V
Hist i'll da MISC incl diati kaj V
skledo. Sedaj pa re razpiSuiejo
nagrade pc $4,000. V teh-le "kri-
tikah' DISQUALIFICATION mora biti
pa lie denar! 49,.
- IL Carigrada Sc poroCa. da
je turSka vlada ponudila ruskim
in rumunskim zidom zemljiSGa IA
naSelitev. brez vSakih omejitev.
VSakemu naSeljenen podeli tudi
takoj drzavljavstvo, ako to "a
hteva.
Dne 81. maja so zopet ODE
sill javno V Carigradi II oseb. k;
so Sc vdelezile protircvolucije.
- Mia zbornica IA drZavo IL
linois je sprejela $ 81 GLASGOW pro-
ii 43.. da sc smrtna kazen odstra-
nj. Da ia predlog postane zakon.
je treba, da ga sprejme senat in
podpise gubernator.
v Franciji je nastala stavka
pomorScakov. Promet med Ali
rom, Tunisem in Korziko je VISTA
Wien. Podietniki so zaprosili VIA
do, mai Jim da pomorscake zboj-
Eih ladii "a poStne parnike. Pred
sednik republike je pa odredil, da
smejo prevazati poSto parniki
pod tujO Zastavo.
Kubanska vlada ie narocila
1900 pusk V Nem6iji. topove "a
obrambo obrezja in bojne topove
je pa n~arocila v Franciji. Tia ma
rocila V Evropi so silno razburila
p%atrieticne ''jenkije'. Xxi 81 do
u.iSljajo. da imajo edini pravico
ilsesavati kubO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01

Kdor zeli biti zastopnik lista cd
nash sodrugov maj nan to Mama
nj, da mu posljemo pobotne knji-
zice.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-06-01
ELF PES,

komaj letO dnij star, , crevlja in
Stiri palce visok Sc proda. Wee
pri lastniku:
Frankn Prapotnik.u u,
$50 N. Broadway st.,
Aurora, Ill.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-11-28

The United States. young Pfnchot had
recourse 10 the school of forestry at
Nancy France. doing practical work
IN forestry also i'm the French Aims
In me NoSges and in the city forest
81 Zurich. During this period he was
fortunate enough 10 fall in with Sir
pletrlch Brands. the first insrector
general OF forests in British India
whom he accompanied ON n three
month trip through the forests of Ger
many and Switzerland with a party of
STUDENTS OF the English forest school
his association with Brands was an
inspiration which has remained with
MN until today, and of which he has
made frank and enthusiastic acknnwt-
cdgmcnt
In an address made by Mr.. Pincbot
'ast year before the Society of Anorf-
can Fortstcrs he paid high tribute ,o
sir Dietrich as an administrator ah1
aH scientist, the two Characteristics
;" h"tahie also in the career of th.
pupil. From Brands he learnaa to
treat a tree like human being Ia
cut out brass buttons and red tana
ana I" get down 10 essentials. III Is