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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
Prestolonaslednik Jurii

vedno tako o%troGjc boicvit. kakol
je bill doslei. V srcdo ie spre.iel -,
avdijenci %prcdScdnika odbora L;
narodno brambo NuSita i'm naccl
nika proStovoljnih zborov polkov
nika MiSkovifa ter jima je nalozil
maj naznanita vSem proStovoliccm
SlcdeGc: Prcstolouaslcdnik j,
tvrSto namenjcn. da ne gre n a vol.
no kot GaStnik rednc armada. TEN.
wee kot natclnik kakSncga presto.
%voljnega oddelka. Ia namcn bo
ilvrSil kliub tczavam. Xxi mu jih
della oGe. Njcgov ideal ic "Legi.ia
mrtvih" in najSre6nejSi hi bill. cc
hi stall mel ma cclu.
Jurij je tudi kazal nckakSnc
brzojavko ruSkega generala Ccrc.
pa Spiridovica. da jc bale odslo
prvih 300 ruskih Gastnikov '
Srbijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
Sfranka
Slovenska socijalisticna organiza-
CHA V Ameriki.
sedeEem v Chicago, Ill.

Glavni tajnik: John Petric,
3O3i :. 42d CT. Chicago. Ill.
VISA pOrotila in dopisi, ti5o6i Sc 50
gladstone stranke ali rosameznih Eu
bow maj Sc posiljajo ma gorenji n.slo,
glavnega tajnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16

CeSkem in Sc ciSto mic MISC brigali
za naSe razmere. Socialnodemo-
kratitni poSlanci SO zahtevali. da
Sc ustanovi poScbuo komisiio ka-
terej MAJ Sc dado Y poucevanje
vSe predloge glede reSitve.
narodnega vprasanja
in da Sc la tel komiSiii poobla-
Stilo. ia izdela lahko tudi lastni
nacrt IN reSitev narodnega vpra-
SANTA ne samo ma CeSkem ampak
IA cello AvStriio. Ako Sc hoGe re
Sitl narodno upraSanje rcsno. Sc
"a mora reSiti IA vSc avStriiskc
narodc in ne Same ma CcSkcm. Ia
to pa j. %potrcbuo. da hi So bilo ra-
Nnalo po naScm brnSkcm progra-
mu. ki prcdpoStavlja V tenn vpra-
SanJu Sporazum vSch prizadetih
narodov.
V AvStriji XVI oSem narodov.
IN draw mora biti lezeGe ma TEN.
da naJdejo vSi ii narodi Y draw
tudi Svojo domovino. - Treba ie.
ia Sc vStvari pogojc. po katerih
bodo moral narodi svobodno de.
iatl IN Syoje koriSti. "a Svoj raz-
voJ in napredck tudi tam kjer so
Y manjSini. Treba je da dobe ma
rodl vSe Svoje pravice tudi tam
kJcr so Y manjSini. Toda ia pre-
dog SocialiStiGnih poslancev ie
bll odklonjen. Zani so glasovali
socialist. Jugoslovani in Rusini. V
TEN trenotku so Cehi imenitno 20
kazah vso piSkavoSt njihovega
naNduSenja "a neoSlovanstvo. Ce-
Skc meScanSke stranke ne pozna-
10 slov. vzajemnoSti. One so i'm
perlJaliStitne i'll ne avtonomistiG-
ne. Nocejo, da hi sc reSilo avstrii-
Sko. ampak ccSkonemSko vpraSa-
ME. PoSnemati hocejo gre in "a
to pray pc opiGjo hrepene 20 L.
Stanovitvi Svojc drzave. To je paG
lcp vSpeh novoslavizma. Med ma
lmi narodi je opravicena Same
Noc~laliStitna politika. ker Samo so
cialni demokratje so resniGni pri-
jatelji narodne avtonomije. Same
ON 10 L vnemo povSpcSuiejo
S%lovenci, ~lIrvatic i'm Rusini ne
morcjo ziveti in vSpcvati brcz ma
rodnc %avtonomijc. Lcgitno .ie te-
daJ. da hi moral biti taxi mali ma
rodi zdruzeni vSi Y tiSti Stranki.
Xxi no>i njihovo zaStavo. XII za>to-
pa njihovc i~mterese. t. j. V social
nj d%emokraciji. Ne vscSlovanska.
ne novoSlovanSka. ampak social
STIGMA mora biti hrvatsko slovcn-
ska politika. kajti Samo potion te
pridejo do vSeh svojih pravic.
Nadaljevanjc tega poroGila '
katcrcm govori govormik obSirno
@ anekSiji BoSne in Herzegovina.
@ trijaliZmu it'd.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16

SlovcuSko-auglcSka Slovnica.
Slov. ang. tolmat i'm angl. Slovai
N ~amo 81. - pri Y. !. Kubelka
Albany st. New York. y. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
General Zivkovic.

koma odklanjal listnico. je ven.
dar zopet postal vojni minister
Mega %Smatrajo med srbskimi vi.
SLIM Gastniki "a najodlocnejSega
zagovornika vojne. njegovo POI
novno imenovanjc je torej nevar.
no znamenjc. zivkovid .ic bill tu-
di Y zadnjcm kabinctu voini mi.
mister in je demiSioniral. ker
skupStina nj dovolila "a milo
nov dinarjev izrednega voiaSkc.
ga krcdita. Xdai ie seveda TO do.
voljenje zagotovljcno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
Pariski Radical piSc: .

morajo vedcti. da Europa zaradi
NTH ne bo raznctila vojnc. V Be.
lcmgradu Sc jim mora DAFT razu-
nett. da nimaio racunati ma no.
beno podpOro."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-03-16
IMENIK

oo' nay 81 PoslIJaJO ma SorenJl nkslo'
glavnega tajnika.
IMENIK
socialisticnih klubov, spadajocih k Sic.
venski socialisticni organizaciji:
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. /. '
Chicago, Ill Tajnik: Frank P%odlipec
$50 Grand Ave. Seia vsako Getrto so
boto Y mesecu pri FIR. Mladi6u, 5S7 So
Centre Ave.
slOvenski socialisticni klub st. 2
Glencoe, o. Tajnik: Ivan Kravanja
Box lOl. Seja vsako zadnjo soboto '
mesecu V prostorih sodr. |. Kravanje.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 8
conemaugh, Pa. Tajnik: Stefan Fabric
Box 3O5.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 4
La Sale, Ill. Tajnik: Valentin Potisek
1891 Main st. Redni sell /. in 3. ne.
deljo Y mesecu. ,. nedelja je plaGljivs
"a assessment.
slovenski socialisticni klub St. o
Claridge, Pa. Tajnik: John Bate.
slovenski socislisticni klub st. .
Cumberland, wyo. Tajnik: John Bah.
6iG, Box 80.
Slovenski socialisticni klub St. 7,
Murray, Utah. Tajnik: Edward Hoff.
man.
Slovenski socialisticni klub St. 8
Roslyn, Wash. Tainik: John Makauc.
Slovenski zenski socialisticni kluu
"Proletarka'' st. 9. Chicago, Ill. Tai
Mica: Mary Grilcc. Seia vsako pryo n
tretjo nodeljo Y mesecu y prostorih F.
Mladita, 5s7 So. Centre Ave.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. 10
Aurora, Ill. Tajnik: Frank Praprotnik
Seja vsako 3. nedclio Y mesecu V pro.
storih sodr. joe Kolenca. $50 y. Broad.
war ST.
slovenski socialisticni klub ''zma
ga" st. II, Cumberland, Camp No. .,
Wyo. Tainik: ]. L. Pagan. Scia vsako
zadnjo nedoljo Y mesecu OBJ .. uri po-
poldnc Y finski dvorani.
slovenski socialisticni klub ''Prole.
tarec' st. 10. Glencoe, wyo. Tank
Frank Celigai.
Slovenski socialisticni klub ''Rdeci
prapor" st. 13, Ely. MINI. Tainik
John Pus. Box 80.
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. II.
Calumet, Mich. Tank: Jos. Ko6evar
> Thorn 81. (Tamarack).
Slovenski socialisticni klub st. Is,
Waukegan. III. Tainik: Ivan Gantar.
zoe Market ST.
SLOW. soc. klub st. Is V Collinwood.
o. Tafnik: Alois Kotuik. G321 Arcade
St. Collinwood, o.
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Ruski vladni glasovi trdi.io. da
ina Russia najtrdnejSo voljo o
hraniti mir.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
DEBS SAYS ROOSEVELT LIED
Resents Attack on Socialism BY
Former President.
Replies with VitriOIic Language OF
His Own-AbandOnment of
Morality Denied.

Girard. Kans., March 2O-Socialistic
circles here are stirred as they never
have been before as the result Of for
mer President RoOSevelt's attack on so
cialism in this weeks Outlook
Eugene V. Debs. late Presidential can
didate of the Socialists. who has been
chosen to reply to the statements or the
former Chief Executive, made a partic-
ularly vitriolic assault on the former
President tonight
Mr.. ROOsevelt's statements are lies, .
declared Debs. Z had too much respect
for the Office of President to say this
while he held It. but now that he is a
private citizen I may be pardOned for
using language that he can understand.
No one would say that socialism pos
sesses the absolute abandonment a. ali
morality between a man and woman,
and that II would replace the home life
by a glorifed free lunch counter
IF re has not lied. then he knows as
little about socialism as he does about
most of the subjects OF which he pre-
tends to know everything. But he must
be credited with pleading noisily, II not
dramatically. in favor OF the present
system, with its 100000 unemployed, it's
IA 10000 Mexican poems exploited by
American capitalists through the assist
ance Of the Republican party, and its
100000 families rendered homeless dur
Ing his administration.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
SIR ANDREW FRASER HERE
Will Pay Visit to Washington, Ac-
companied by Silas MeBee.
Meeting VIII Be Held at Church Of
the Covenant on Wednesday
Evening Next.

Sir Andrew Fraser. K c $. L.. late
lieutenant governor OF Bengal. India. ar
rived in New York City yesterday on
the steamship Baltic. for a stay Of three
weeks in the United States and Canada.
and viii be a guest in Washington mex,
Wednesday and Thursday
Sir Andrew is accompanied by LADY
Fraser, and on the occasion OF his Wash
ington visit will be accompanied also by
DR.. Silas McBee. editor Of The Church
man. who will present Sir Andrew and
Lady Fraser 20 President Taft
On Wednesday evening. in the Church
Of the Covenant. a public meeting. under
the auspices Of a joint committee OF
clergy, Iaity OF the churches, and directors
OF the Washington Young Mems Chris
tian Association. viii be held. and Sir
Andrew will make an address.
DR.. McBee viii also speak briefly on
the missionary uprising among Iaymen OF
North America. Commissioner Nacfar-
land viii preside
Sir Andrew Fraser is one of the most
interesting personalities in the history OF
British rule in India He has spent tbir.
ty-seven years in that country. and re.
tired from active service only a few
weeks ago
Sir Andrew Fraser comes to America
at the invitation Of the Laymen's Mis-
sionaTy Movement. 10 attend the Cana.
dian national missionary congress. TO be
held at Toronto March 81 TO April 4 HIS
long experience among Mohammedans snC
Hindus makes Sir Andrew Fraser one OF
the most competent and reliable OF wit
nesses on the situation in India. whether
II be regarded from the social. political
Industrial or religious standpoint.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
DEATH PENALTY ASKED.
Chicago Men Petition for New Law
Against kidnapping.


Chicago. March 2o-State Attorney
Of Billy Whitla, is giving consideration
70 the plan urged by many influential
Organizations for the drafting Of a bin
to make kidnapping IN this state punish
able by death. Life sentence is proposed
by the least radical promoters Of the
idea.
The case OF Gerald I.apiner aroused
the entire State Of Illinois 10 the point
OF the enactment OF a law 20 make kid
mapping a death offense. but delay in
the drafting Of the proposed Din pre-
vented its passage
Hundreds Of Chicago detectives were
to-day supplied with photographs Of
Willie Whitla. together with his descrip-
tiOn and the descriptions OF the kid
oappers and the garments worn by all
three. Extra men were detailed az al
depots and dozens Of detectives were
sent 10 suburban towns 10 run down in
formation concerning small boys seen IN
the custody OF strange men. The clews
proved misleading. and no trace OF the
missing lad was found in this vicinity
A man giving the name OF II. Weber.
OF Hammond. Ind, telephOned 10 the Chi
cago police late tonight declaring he
had seen a boy answering the descrip-
ton of Willie Whitla- Weber said that
the boy, accompanied by a negro man
and woman got Of street car. The
spot indicated by Weber is deSOlate. A
patrol wagon filed with policemen was
! Immediately hurried to the scene, but
no trace Of the negro couple or the boy
could be found.
The police are inclined TO attribute
Weber's report TO excitement.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
NICARAGUA IS DEFIANT.
United states May Take Drastic
Action in Matter.

Nicaragua has not yet answered the
communication rom the State Depart
ment handed TO the Nicaraguan Minister
last Tuesday, and it is safe to say there
is danger that diplomatic relations be
tween the countries viii be severed DIV
the United States.
This action, however. viii not be taken
until some answer has been received from
President Zelaya to the demands OF the
State Department with regard to the
arbitration of the Emery case. Mica
ragua's continued delay does not please
the State Department, and there is rea-
son to believe that Senor Espinosa's alb
sence is due 10 lack Of satisfactory in
stTuctions from his government.
There is no telling 10 what extent the
United States viii go. Secretary Knox
has Informed Nicaragua that the Emery
case must be 8rbitrated- II President
Zelaya refuses to accede to the demands
the State Department viii then consider
what shall be done. It has beenAalready
decided that the first step will be to hand
Senor Espinosa his passports. If more
forcible action is considered advisable, Il
will be necessary for President Taft to
ask the permission OF Congress TO pro-
coed against Nicaragua.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
WANTS MUSIC FEST
A. B. Browne Suggests One
Be Held III Spring.
WOULD AID THE AUDITORIUM
Attorney Believes Good Concerts mt
Popular Prices Would Crowd Con-
VentiOn Hall and DemOnHtrnte the
Need for Such n Structure as II
Is Proposed 40 Build.

a musical festival lasting two weeks
Browne. one of the prime factors in the
movement for the erection or a large
auditorium in this city result in many
individual stock subscribers coming 4
the front He feels that such an aff ali
would impress upon the populace what
might be expected If a suitable structure
were erected in which similar affair;
might be given. Speaking Of the pro
ject. Mr. Browne says:
The scheme suggested some time age
by Washington's musical contingent tha
a concert lasting two weeks be given thai
interest might be stimulated in the mat
ter affecting the proposed erection OF an
auditorium I'm 6his city is an excellent
one. I heartily favor such a scheme.
Would Aid Auditorium.
Consider whether a musical festival Of
two weeks duration. afternoon and even
ing just after Easter. and at popular
prices. would not directly benefit tn,
effort. first in adding TO the auditorium
fund, and second In showing what such
thing would mean for the city, II a suit
able building were erected, 10 furnish
such constant opportunity.
such a project should appeal 10 al
classes. The prices could be made low
Convention Hall could be used. and Il
the affair was well managed and adver-
tised il would likely bring many indl-
yidual subscribers 10 the front Our loca
singing societies-German and others
could be prevailed upon to participate In
such concerts. The hall would be over
crowded at 5 cents. afternoon. and 81
cents in the evening. The seating ca
pacity OF even Convention Hall would be
taxed.
4 believe that many leaders could he
induced 70 take hold OF the scheme wher
II is made evident that a share or two OF
stock in the auditorium would insure the
building and continual opportunity tC
enjoy such musical treats.
''Of course, X would require some work
in forming a committee representing
broadly all sides OF our musical talent
but starting OF. say. with the German
societies. l believe 1t would be an excel
lent scheme and bring very substantial
results. The great auditorium IN ST Paul
Mimi. is an honor and source OF reve-
nue. 20 that city Concerts are held ir
H. and the popuiace looks upon its pres.
ence as an absolutely necessary fixture
10 civic life"
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
ENGINEERS TO MEET HERE
Superintendent of Water Depart
ment of District Is Chairman.
Commissioner MacfarIand to Wei
come VisitOrs-AdmiraI Melville
to Make an Address.

The general programme as arranged by
the local committee in charge of the
spring meeting CT the American Society
Of Mechanical Engineers. Walter A. Nc
Farland. superintendent OF the District Of
Columbia water department, chairman
which will be held in this city May l.
5. s. and next, includes many attractive
features.
An informal reception VIII be held at
the New Willard at Sis Tuesday even
ing. when Commissioner Henry 3. F,
Jesse NJ Smith, president Of the society.
will respond 1t is probable that at the
time a portrait OF Admiral Melville will
be presented to the National Gallery by
the friends OF the admiral. the portrait
to be accepted by DIT. Wolcott, represent
ing the nation
Wednesday morning a professional ses-
sion win b. held. TO be followed by a
sightseeing automobile trip about the
city. AT go in the afternoon there viii
be a reception TO the members and their
guests by President Taft in the East
Room at the White House. and at 4
O'Clock there viii be trips TO nearby
points Of interest.
Wednesday evening Director F. II.
Newell. Of the Reclamation Service. will
deliver an illustrated lecture on Home
making in the arid regions" Thursday
morning will be devoted 10 a professional
session and trips to points OF interest
about the city. and at o'clock in the
sftercoOn there will be a special exhibi-
ton drill by troops at Fort Myer. follow
ed by an exhibition Of a dirigible bal
loon.
At SIS in the evening a social reunion
at the New Willard will be held, and
Rear Admiral Melville will make an ad-
dress on The engineer in the navy
The ascent OF the dirigible balloon will.
Of course, depend upon weather condi-
tons. 1t is said to be possible that there
may be an aerOplane at Fort Myer on
May s. in which event the probabilities
are that an exhibition will be given.
other points TO be visited are the
power plant of the Potomac Electric
Power Company, the Bureau OF stand
ards, the pumping stations Of the water
and sewer departments. the filtration
plant, and the Union Station.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
BURIED At OAK HILL.
Body of Lieut.. Commander Main Is
Laid to Rest.

Escorted by two companies of marines.
two companies Of blueiackets, and the
Marine Band. the body Of Lieut. Com
mander Herschel Main was yesterday
borne to rs final resting place at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
With military honOrs. the interment
took place as the bugler OF the corps
sounded Taps" A volley was fired Just
preceding the final prayer by Rev. Dr.
Charles Wood of the Church Of the
Covenant.
At the brief service conducted at the
Main residence. 2Oo9 Massachusetts ave-
nue.. yesterday morning. Dr. Wood spoke
Of the loyalty exhibited by the dead naval
officer toward religion.
A number of floral pieces were banked
about the coffin, the tributes of friends
who had been intimately associated with
the officer.
Commander Main is survived by his
widow. one son, DIR. Russell Main: a
daughter. Miss Mabel S. Main, and a
brother. Nicoll Main.
The honorary pallbearers were Chief
Engineer r D. Robie. Chief Engineer
Thorn Williamson. Rear Admiral George
W. Baird. retired and CHIEF Engineer
H. W. Fitch.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
FINDS NEGRO IN APARTMENT
Intruder, in Making Escape, Leaves
Hat Behind.
Mrs. II. L. Chandler Discovers an
UnweIcOme Visitor Hiding in
ParIor-Obtained 40 Cents.

Mrs. Mary l. Chandler discovered a ne
gro hiding in the parlor OF her apart
ments al the Randolph. 1uS Lincoln ave
nue. northeast. last night She screamed
and her fourteen -year-old son ran TO
her assistance. but the negro escaped
The police of the Eighth precinct We're
notified and an investigation is being
made hat left by the negro is in
possession Of the police.
It is thought the intruder is a negro
who formerly worked in the apartment
house and Is familiar with the move
ments Of the Chandler family
Mrs. Chandler was with her son when
she discovered the negro. The woman
and boy were in the kitchen Of the apart
ment when the mother heard strange
noise in the hall leading TO the front
door. She left the kitchen and walked
along the hall. holding a lighted match
in her hand.
Finding no one in the hall, she peer
ed into tho parlOr and then stepped in,
holding the match above her head The
negro was trying TO hide behind a
small table. but he was seen by Mrs.
Chandler. The woman screamed and
the negro jumped from his hiding place
and started for the door 10 the hall
Mrs Chandler stepped aside and al
lowed the intruder TO pass. He quickly
unlocked a door leading TO the main
hallway and fed. The boy appeared in
time TO see the negro running down
the hall and gave the alarm. A num-
Der OF persons in the apartment house
ran into the hall when the boy cried,
but the negro had disappeared.
The parlor was searched and nat
bearing the initials - B. :" on the
swaziland was found behind the table
where the negro was hiding Mrs
Chandler found the negro had ranssck-
ed the drawers of a bureau in her bed
room. obtaining 20 cents.
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
TOLEDO KIDNAPPERs FOILED.
Three Attempts Made TO Abduet
Ten-year-OId Girl.


Ten-yeRr-OId Girl.
Toledo. March 20-Three attempts were
made 20 kidnap Adelia Fromme. a zen
year-old girl, yesterday afternoon and
last evening. One attempt was made
while the little girl was on her way 10
school and the second on her return
home The third was made IN the even
ing.
-Four men appeared at the home. and
after falling 10 gain admittance Dy
knocking al the door they attempted 10
pTy open a window. but were frightened
away by neighbors before they could
gain an entrance.
On her way TO school IN the afternoon
two men followed the girl 10 the door
OF the schoOl-hoUse. where they made an
effort 20 pick her Up. Her screams at
tractsd the attention Of several teachers.
who came 10 the scene just In time 20
see the men start on run down the
81 Get
missed four men were seen IN the vi-
cinity. and two CS them were identified
by the girl as the ones who had tried
10 abduct her before school Several
citizens gave chase but the men escaped
The police surrounded the vicinity OF
the Fromme nome last night after The
the, third attemp-, but % no avail
The Washington herald., 1909-03-21
BOYS MOTHER IN ANGUISH.
Prays increasingly for News OF
GOIden-haired Child.


Sharon. Pa. March ea-For TIE FIRST
time since her sturdy. little golden
haired boy was taken away. three DAYS
ago. Mrs. James = whitla IS tonight
beginning 20 show signs OF giving away
under the terrible strain. With her ewes
red and fearless. the missing lads mother
is pacing the floor. restless, watching and
praying for some news from her bright
faced baby
she will not rest she cannot. The roll
OF vehicles in the street brings her 10
I the door. and keeps her standing trem-
i bling on the threshold until the sound
that gives her hope dies away
In some occult fashion she seems 70
( feel certain that her boy viii come back
as he went away, in some kind Of buggy
or carriage. No curtains shade the win
/ dows OF the Whitla home tonight. they
/ are all drawn back So as not 20 interfere
I with a view Of the street
surely they vii bring him back soon. '
walls the distracted woman II the men
/ who took my boy away could only realize
: that we VIII not Try 10 arrest them OF
/ prosecute them: that We VIII be honest
with them and give them the money glad
I Iy and willingly II they only give Billy
I back TO Us safe and sound. II they only
knew all that surely they would send
l him back.
surely they must know that mother
would not tel an Untruth when the life
( and happiness Of her baby boy is hanging
I IN the balance. don't care II the men
are punished or not. I only want my
I boy. II IL is money they are after. why
/ do they not return my baby and get IL -
Selma, the thirteen-year-Old sister OF
/ the stolen child. seems utterly crushed
Z with sOrrow. With the incapacity OF
| childhood 20 bear sustained suffering. she
| has almost collapsed from the strain and
/ is now under the care OF physician