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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
SvetOven pregled.

= Splosna stavka ma Svedskem
dobiva od dne do dne resnejsa IL
ca. Med TEN kO je stavka V cell
dezeli polnem tiru Sc pa delavci
vseh strok priglaSajo "a vstop V
Unije. Cd vseh strani prihaiaJo
prispevki Ia Strajkujoce. Napo-
we'd splosne stavke Sc odobrava
splosno. Podjetniki - kapitali-
sti so Sc ,zaGeli izseljevati, ker Sc
boje. da kmalu ne bo zivega. De-
lavci producirajo lie Ease. Voja-
stvo po mestih simpatizira de-
lavci, cato vlada med visjimi kro-
gi nepopisen strah.
Strajk Sc bo kmalu razSiril ma
vse stroke, tako da bodo tudi ze-
leznice prenehale dovazanjem.
V luki Stockholma stole razne
tujezemske ladje, XII ne morejo
dobiti narocenega blaga.
Gospodarska kriza je postala
tudi ma Svedskem zelo obcutna.
Brezposelnost Sc je zelo mnozila.
To so hoteli kapitalisti porabiti
ma Skodo delavcev in bilo je vsled
tega mnogo sporov. Ko je bila
spomladi Sc vedno kriza, so pod
jetniki razkrili svoje nacrte; V po
sameznih strokah, V papirniski in
konfecijski industriji, pri cestnih
in vodnih stavbah so napovedali
delavcem znizanje place in po-
daljsanje delavnega casa. TIE re
forme' so delavci seveda odklo-
Mill. Ma to so podjeniki izprli de-
lavce raznih odjetjih. V KRAFT
ken je bilo 1900 delavcev ma
cesti. Vsako posredovanje je bilo
brezuspesno; tudi vladni zastop-
mix nj mic opravil. Predzadnji
pondeljek so podjetniki izprli Sc
10000 delavcev, okrog $4,000 IL
lesne in do $4,000 il tekstilne in
dustrije. Obenem so naznanili, da
bodo izprli Sc 10000 kovinarjev.
ce Sc delavci ne vdajo brezpogoj-
no do =. augusta: ce tudi to "ne
pomaga", pa odpuste vse organi-
zirane delavce in ne bodo zana-
pref nikdar vec jemali organizi-
ranih delavcev V delo. Podjetni-
kom gre sploh zato, da bi razbili
delavsko Organizacijo. - Ker no.
beno pogajanje nj koristilo, je
delavska zveza sklenila zadnji
korak - napovedala je "a 4. au-
gusta generalno stavko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Stew. (NO.) 102.
Poor delnicarji!

b v petek dine 81. aug. t. /. Sc VIZ,
i obcni zbor Jugosl. del. tisk.
druzbe. Zacetek tocno OBJ s uri
vecer " Narodni dvorani 587 s.
Center Ave. Pridite vsi!
ODBOR.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
PRASKI SOKOLI " Chicago.

V sredo dne %. augusta pride
V Chicago deputacija ceskega So
kola Pragi, ktera bo imela telo-
vodbeni kontest amer. Cehi. u
deputacijo pride tudi razupiti ma
rodnjakar III kricac Klofac. Xxi je
DRAWN poslanec ceske liberalne
in agrarne stranke.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Srbski kralj in najvisje sodisce.

IL Belegradu Sc poroca: List
"Zvono" je bill ustavljen radi
"nespostljivega pisanja kra-
lju". Vsled pritozbe je naivisje
sodiSce izreklo, da je bill ukaz ne
postaven; razlogih Sc pravi, da
Sc Gjorgje nj ponaSal tako, kakor
Sc SINE zahtevati od cloveka. kl
ina postati kralj in da ina kralj
ne lie pravico. temvec tudi dOlz-
most, brigati Sc IA vzgojo svojih
sinov. "Zvono" je imelo prav. ce
je kritiziralo. da Sc to mi godilo.
Skoro vse casopisje hvali samo-
stalnost in odkritosrcnost sodni-
kov.
AmeriSka plutokratiGna ju-
silica bi Sc IL tega sluGaja lahko
kaj naucila. Doznala bi lahko. da
so juristi V kraljevini Srbiji bolj
demokraticni nego ameriski re-
publiki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Norosti nacionalnega so


nizma. - Rheinisch- -Westalische
Zeitung' pise: u ozirom ma ceSke
nastope proti Nemcem poznamo
sredstvo. Xxi ga izdamo novemu
kancelarju. V Nemciji zivi 10000
Cehov cd nemSkega denarja in
nemskega gostoljuba. Ker Nem-
ci nocejo tekmovati s GeSkimi SUI.
rovostmi, bi sc priporoGalo, da bi
vlada z ozirom ma bodocnost Mem
cev pozvala te Cehe, maj Sc tri-
krat stiriindvajsetih urah pobero
cez mejo. Obenem bi Sc morale
sosedni habsburski drzavi mama
niti, da nemSke oblasti niso veG
zmozne. da bi varovale med nami
prebivajo6e Slovane pred even
tualno silo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

Ali We Glas Naroda kaj je una
zanost9 Umazanost ie. Ge kdo
trdi, da DELUXE "a delavce, pa ina
skabsko tiskarno. Umazanost je,
ce kdo zivi od delavca, ne stOri
nicesar zanj. Dokaz: do danes Sc
nismo citali, da bi bill lastniki
Glas Naroda darovali jeden cent
V delavske koristi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
= o perzijskih razmerah pr

veduje ruska brzojavna agentu-
ra, da nj nova perzijska vlada mic
sovrazna Rusiji. Ustanovila Sc je
cello stranka "a perzijsko-rusko
zblizanje; MEN odbor Teheranu
Je res postal po dezeli ukaz, maj
Sc povsod ustavi protiruska agi-
tacija.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
- Sodba " antimilitaristicnem

procesu Pragi Sc je izrekla So
boto 81. IN. IN. Obsojeni so trije
zaradi zapeljevanja vojakov ma
krsenje sluzbene dolznosti vsak
ma 4 mesece tezke jece, poostrene
mesecno dvema postoma dale
4 zaradi istega zloGina vsak ma 5
mesecev tezke jeGe enakimi po-
sti. dalje 3 zaradi krScnja dolz-
mega spostovanja do Nj. Velican-
stva in do vladarske hiSe vsak DO
3 mesece tezke jeGe z . postoma
ma mesec. Torej je vseh obsoje-
nih IL, Ostalih 35 je oproscenih.
Vlozena je nicnostna pritozba.
Tudi V parlamentu nameravajo
teSki poslanci spraviti zadevo ma
raZgovOr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
LetO (VOl.) Nv.

svoJe cete IL Perzije, kakor nitro
bodo tam zopet urejene razmere.
upati je tudi, ola bodo tezkoce ra-
dl krete pray kmalu premagane
In zadeva mirnim potom resena
ma ma nacin, XII bo vse prizadete
zadovoljil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Ruski zunajni minister I

volshj je pogovoru nekim
Gasnikarjem povdarjal prijateli-
stvo med anglesko in rusko Via
darsko rodbino in med obema dr.
zavama. To prijateljstvo, da je
mocna garancija evropskega in IL
ven evropskega miru. Predvvsem
je Perzija primera te prijateljske
zveze. Rusija bo takoj umaknila
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
o spanskih dogodkih Sc i

= y sPansklh dogodhh Sc Ja-
vlja IL Madrida: Vest, da so IL
porniki wee nun sezgali live, je
popolnoma izmiSljena, res pa ie,
da so revolucionarji umorili veG
duhovnikov, Xxi so bill pri ljud-
stvu skrajno nepriljubeni. V Bar
celOni je zgorela biblioteka piari-
stov, XII je obsegala $4,000 zvez-
kov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

Prvi socialisticni kongres
Bosni Sc je vrsil 81. %. in % ju-
MIA V Sarajevu. Prisostvovalo je
80 delegatov in "a gostov, med
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Vojno sodisce " Kursku ie

radi teroristiske akcije obsodilo V
kursku ma smrt Tjanisa, Xxi je bill
clan druge Dune. Ma smrt je OBJ
sojen tudi neki duhovnik, 25 o.
seb, med mimi clan druge dune
Merkulov, je pa obsojenih la pri-
silno delo. 20 oseb je izgnanih, 20
oproScenih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

" Maroko imajo Spanci hu
do smolo. Berlinski "Tageblatt"
JavlJa 2 dine 5. t. IN. IL Nellie:
kabili so Sc ponoci navalili ma cd
delek generala Imasa in ga popol-
noma pOtolkli. Izgube Spancev so
silno velike. Posebno je veliko
stevilo padlih castnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
. Upor v Sibiriji. V Arkangje

- Upor Sibiriji. V Arkangje-
lu Sibiriji sc je prebivalstvo u
prlo In pOruSilo do tai mnogo
his, med mimi mnogo uradnih.
Mnozica je zazgala mnogo his ma
raznih delhi mesta. Bait Sc je BIZ
10, da pogori cello mesto ter ladje
V luki. Mesto Arkangjel je sedaj
tako, kakor bi bilo bombardi-
rano.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

katerimi so bill zastopniki avtro-
ogerskih soc. demokratov dr.. po-
slanca N6mec, Skaret in sodr. Ell
bin kristan, Buchinger, Dragisa
Lepcevic in Vilim BukSeg. Polici-
ia Sc je zadrzala Sc precej "evro-
pejsko", sicer je strazila delega-
te, da Sc jim nj mic hudega - pri-
petilo. Bila Jim je namrec vedno
"a petami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Turski veliki vezir lie iziavil.

- Turski veliki vezir je izjavil,
da so neutemeljene vesti, XII pri-
povedujejo, da pristopi Turcija
trozveZi. Turcija hoce ostati ne
vtralna; ona zeli prijeteljstvo
vseh drzav, ne mara pa, vsaj "a
sedaJ, nobene alliance. Utrditi pa
mora prijateljske vezi balkan
skimi drzavami.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
b Blazeni slovenski kapitalizem

kaze svoje rogove V Gorici, in ce
ina delavsko ljudstvo tam kaj
ponosa, bO morale odklenkati o.
sabnosti te gospode. Tiskarsko
druStvo hoce izposlovati vsake-
mu tiskarskemu delavcu po teden
odpusta ma leto. Vse tiskarne V
Gorici so privolile to, izjemo
sta napravili samo - dive sloven-
ski tiskarni: GabrSckova in pa
klerikalna "Narodna tiskarna".
V sovraStvu do delavcev so to-
rel slOvenski liberalci in sloven-
ski klerikalci pOpolnoma enaki.
Posebno zanimiva je izjava vodje
Narodne Tiskarne, LukeziGa, Xxi
Je tudi vOdja goriSkih "krsean-
skin socialcev'. Dejal je namrec,
ce bi on bill gospodar, da bi ma
ravnost odklonil, ces, da delavci
MISC vredni odpusta. GabrScek je
pa dejal, da 81 bo poiskal neorga-
nizovane delavce! TAX je narod-
niasko-klerikalni kapitalizem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
- o rekonstrukciji Bienertho-

vega kabineta, o kateri Sc je re
davno govorilo, ugibajo zdaj 20
pet politiearji Xxi Sc dolgocasijo.
Nemsko-nacionalna koresponden-
ca pripoveduje: V politicnih kro-
9Th zatrjujejo, da Sc kratkem
pricno med vlado in strankami
pogajanja radi rekonStrukcije mi
nistrstva. IL kabineta bi pred
vsem incl izstopiti pravosodni mi
mister DIR, Hochenburger, cd
stopiti bi imela tudi financni mi
mister vitez Bilinski in minister
Javnih del DIR. Ritt. Ma Bilinske-
ga mesto bi priSel eden izmed po-
slancev poljske ljudske stranke.
Nemci hocejo ' rekonStrukcijo
dovoliti samo pod pogojem, ako
Sc jim obljubi, da ne postane mi
mister nobeden izmed obstrukcio-
nistov. - Ia sedaj so to pac kom-
binacije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

= Ruska vlada je prepovedala
Sokolsko zvezo" veliko radost
naSih RusomanOv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

- Proti Tolstemu. Krakow. 26.
julia. IL Peterburga sc javlja, da
DO kratkem proti Tolstemu pro-
ces radi njegove knjige "Bozje
kralJestvo nas''. Tolstoj ina
diva glasovita odvetnika.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24
Atentat ma revolucionaris

Burceva? Listi javljajo, da so vo-
ditelji 'pravih ruskih liudi"
sklenili dati Burceva umoriti, ker
jim je neprijeten radi njegovih
razkritij policiji. Jaures je ma
to opozoril francosko vlado.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1909-08-24

'Elsf Ia koristi delav-
shesA liudstva. Delav-
q 20 opraviceni do
vsssa kar produciraio.
This paper 10 devoted
10 the interests of the
working class. Work.
ers are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
ROMANCE SHATTERED
AT SAN BERNARDIN0
ELOPlNG PAIR ARRESTED BY
DEPUTY SHERIFF
Irate Parent Burns Wires from 5ak,
ersfield in a Successful Effort
to Illustrate Daughters
Marriage

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. IA
romance involving two young Bakers
field people was shattered here this
morning by a deputy sheriff who took
into custody the clipping couple when
the Santa Fe overland pulled into the
city.
Al. Johnston, Il years old, was the
prospective groom, while Miss Cloe Hol-
Ioway, sweet Is, the future bride. They
were fleeing before the wrath of the
girls father, a wealthy rancher and
dairy owner Of Bakersfield, and were
on their way TO Los Angeles to be mar
ried without the parental consent
Johnston is held in the county jail
and the girl at the detention home,
awaiting the arrival of Holloway.
The wires were burdened with mes
sages from the excitable father, who
reached the railroad station a quarter
of an hour after the departure of the
train bearing his daughter and her
lover. who had been employed by him
as a milk wagon driver. Deputy Sheriff
Hewins took charge Of the case here
and located the couple in the chair car
Of the Santa Fe overland. Johnston at
first denied that he was the man want
ed. but later confessed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
MARRIAGE LICENSES

KRAGE-HENsLING - August Krage. age
%. native OF Illinois and resident of
South Pasadena, and Else O, Hensllng
age %. native Of Germany and resident
of Los Angeles.
YOUNG CLEMENT-Clarence d. Young
age 81 native of California and resident
of Los Angeles. and Pcrsis l.. Clement
age 90, native OF Massachusetts and res
ident Of Brocllton. Mass,
BENkE- SASS-James n Benke' age o.
native OF Pennsylvania, and Emme sass.
age %, native of Missouri; both residents
Of Los Angeles
CARR DAVIDsON-John c. Carr age q,
native Of Georgia, and Clara L. Davidson,
age is, native of Utah; both residents OF
Los Angeles
SYSTEMATICALLY d. Smith, age "a,
native Of Arkansas, and Nellie Murphy
age II. native of California; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles
PRIAMOS- VOUCHENS-Peter y. Priamos'
age 3j. native of Greece. and Slamatola
5. Nouchens. age IS, native OF Greece
both residents of Meadow Park.
age SO, native Of Illinois, and Emma
Dells.te. age 81 native Of Texas; both
residents OF Los Angeles
WATSON-HALf-Charl II. Watson, age
&C. native Of West Virginia, and Emma
Gray Hall. age Ii native of West Nlr-
glnia; both residents OF Long Beach.
ST-CUSTARD-Leroy G. Frost age 70,
native Of Canada. and LYDIA u, Custard'
residents Of Los Angeles
CURRY Gwin Curry. age 50,
native OF Kansas, and stella Bisoee age
90. native Of Iowa. both residents OF Po-
mona
POBANZ- CHAUDET-Charles w Pobanz, age
49, native of Illinois, and Maude Chaudet,
age a. native Of Texas; both residents Of
Los Angeles
DoYLE-HUMPHREYs- Charles Doyle. age IS
native Of Illinois. and Carrie Humphreys, 43.
native Of Ohio: both residents Of San Diego.
COCKINS- circumstance NJ. Cockins, age
g. native of Pennsylvania resident or Pitts
burg, and Margaret 3. Hobbs, age ~. ma
tive of Illinois, resident Of Los Angeles.
TALBOT G TES-Russell Talbot age 20
native OF Ohio, and Ethel Gates, age q, ma
tive OF Ohio; both residents Of Los Angeles.
MAHRE- o. Mahre, age 30,
native OF Norway. and Anna Anderson, age
IS, native OF Minnesota; both residents OF
Los Angeles
DENNEY- Nice ALLISTER-H Denney, age
2S, native Of Pennsylvania, and Augusta Nc
Callister, age &C. native OF Missouri; both
residents Of Los Angeles
BUTLER-MEN DENHALL-Charies p. Butler,
age %, native of South Carolina, and Leola
Mendenhall, age 49, native Of Arkansas;
both residents Of Los Angeles
LEWIS-DE COURSEY-John w. Lewis, age AZ,
native of Missouri, and Wlhemina De Cour-
sey, age 81 native Of Florida; both residents
OF Pasadena.
WEING TNER-BREN-Alfred J. Weingart-
ner, age %, native Of Kentucky, and Lizzie
Bren, age %, native of Ireland; both resi-
dents Of Los Angeles.
Recommendations l.. Jones. age 20,
native of Kansas. and Lura Carroll, age q,
native Of Colorado; both residents of Los
ngeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
MOTHER OF OCEY
SNEAD ARRESTED
is ACCUSED OF NUMBERING
GIRL IN BATHTUB
Parent Held on Suspicion of Completely
in Alleged Gigantic Insurance
SwindIe Refuses to Dis
cuss Case
Associated Press1

ASSOCIATED PressI
NEW YORK, Dec. l6.-Mrs. Carline
w. Martin, mother of Ocey Snead,
East Orange, N. J., bathtub victim,
was arrested in New York this morn
ing, formally charged with murder.
The warrant was issued yesterday by
Recorder Mott at East Orange and
was placed in the hands of detectives
last night.
The warrant sets forth that the pris-
oner murdered Ocey w. M. Snead, her
laughter.
The arrest was made at the Hotel
Bayard, where Mrs. Martin arrived
Tuesday and from which it was first
thought that she had escaped. After
a day of mystery, announcement came
from police headquarters early today
of her arrest.
The prisoner gave her age as 81
years, said that she was a widow and
had no sons. Her condition was pitt
ably weak, and she was shown every
courtesy possible. She was taken to
headquarters in taxicab and was soon
in conference with her lawyer, Franklin
Fort, jr., son of the governor of New
Jersey, who is also counsel for Miss
Virginia Wardlaw, the victims aunt,
being held in New Jersey in connec-
ton with the case.
Mr.. Martin was dressed in deep
mourning and her face was almost
covered by a heavy veil. She said
her occupation was "housework."
Refuses to Talk
When her pedigree had been taken
detectives tried to question her con-
corning the case. but she was quick TO
reply, II will not talk about this until
I have had the advice of my lawyer"
In the bathroom of Mrs. Martins
room at the hotel were found three I'M
dated notes. written in the girlish hand
Identical with the handwriting of the
note found in the East Orange bath
room pinned to little heap of clothes
near the body of Ocey Snead. The
notes vary slightly, but are substan-
TALLY as follows:
Last year my little daughter died.
Other near and dear kindred. too, have
gone to heaven. l long to go there, too.
| have been very weak and i'll for
long time. Death viii be n blessed re-
lief to my sufferings. When you read
this l will have committed suicide. Ny
sorrow and pain in this world are
greater than 1 can endure.
"OCEY SNEAD."
This wording is substantially the
same as that of the East orange note
on which hangs the whole case of New
Jersey against Virginia Wardlaw, Mrs.
Martins sister, and the last person
known to have seen Ocey Snead alive.
Experts have doubted the genuine
ness of this note. IL proved forgery
the defense's theory Of suicide would
fail
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
LIVE WIRE RENDERS
DRIVER INSENSIBLE
JAMES SALLEY TOYS WITH
1900 VOLTS
AT First He Was Believed to Be Dead,
But Finally Respiration Is
Induced and He viii
Recover
Especial to The Herald


LONG BEACH, Dec. 15.-James Sal
was shocked into insensibility and
burned severely this morning in Waite
drive, just north of First street, when
he pulled AN Edison wire carrying 220O
volts, out Of the way of his team and
wagon. The wire, one which was cut
down during the night by tree blown
in the wind, had caught on the names
of his horses.
Salley, ignorant of its high voltage,
leaped from hts wagon and pulled the
wire aside. After releasing his grasp
upon ii he again took hold of it and
stepped backward upon a wet spot.
He was bowled over and lay uncon-
scious
He fell upon the wire, which burned
through his trousers and painfully
burned his left hip. The middle finger
of his right hand was nearly burned
off. Chief of Police Williams and w.
Z. Babb, n Home Telephone company
employee, were the first to reach him.
He seemed not to be breathing and
his arms and lifting his body they in
duced respiration. Dr. A. c. Sellery
and DR.. A. F. Hamman arrived a lit
tie later and attended the man. He
then was taken to the Seaside hospital.
a few hours later it was said he would
recover.
Witnesses of the accident said that
Salley handled the wire playfully, and
one person said that the man was
sticking the end of the wire into the
ground to see the sparks. Salley is 80
years old, married, and lives at 1875
Lime avenue.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
POLICE LAUNCH ONE
OF tiARB0R NEEDS
SERGT. SMITH OF SAN PEDRO
so RECOMMENDS
He Believes That Craft Will Reduce
Petty ThieVing Along the
Los Angeles Water
Front

SAN PEDRO, Dec. 15.-The need Of
police launch for Los Angeles harbor
has been demonstrated several times
since Sergeant Gus Smith has been in
charge OF the local station, and if
his recommendations meet with the
approval of chief Dishman and the po-
lice commissioners the council VIII
soon be asked to provide a suitable
boat Tor the use of the officers here.
Last week the officers here captured
a prisoner who had escaped from the
United States supply ship Iris. The
steamer was about to sail for san
Francisco and the officer had to hire
"a launch to take him aboard. a bill
of Sc for launch hire was paid.
Much vandalism has existed along
the water front for years, but it is
believed that with a police launch the
gang of petty thieves and mischief
makers can be successfully broken up.
The increase Of business at this port
seems 10 make a police launch a
necpesitN
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
JAPANESE HURLED FROM
CAR TO HARD PAVEMENT

PASADENA, Dec. 15-George Tashiro, q Jap
anese Of 229 North San Pedro street, Los An
geles died at 6:30 O'Clock this evening from
the effects Of a fall from an Atadena car
at the curve where the car turns east from
North Fair Oaks avenue Tie man WAS
standing on the platform OF tht car and
had just asked 10 have 1t stopped when So
hit the curve. He was hurled from the plat
form 10 the oiled road, striking on the back
OF his head and badly fraCturng the skull.
Tashiro was with friend at the time and
everything was done 10 save his life. Ha
was rushed TO the Pasadena hospital, where
Doctors Lockwood and James expected 10
perform an operation in the hope OF re-
moving the clot of blood which had formed.
but the fracture was such a severe one that
there was scarcely a chance to save the mans
life and he lived but a few hours after
reaching the institution.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
DEATHS

PRATT-Frances A. Pratt, aged II years
and native of New York, 1901 West Ninth
street; hemorrhage.
1ELL--Florence T. Buell., aged 50 years
and native of Ohio. 9S3 Western avenue
hemorrhage.
KORACH-Rodo Korach. aged 81 years and
native of Austria, County hospital; pneu-
monia.
GAYHEN--Jenuie Gayhen, aged 6S years
and native of Spain, Croker hospital;
hemorrhage.
ROBINSON-Claud Robinson, aged ~
years and native. of Minnesota, 525 Ave-
nue. &C; hemOrrhage Of lungs.
CLARKSON-Joseph II. Clarkson, aged "
years and native OF New Jersey. 1919
Maryland street; mitral disease
McLAUGULIN-Mrs f. NJ. Mclaughlin,
aged 60 years and native Of Ohio, An
gelus hospital; cholilithiasis
Observation-Disclosures NJ. Gathrght, aged 50
years and native of Kentucky 1923 Man
haitian place; tuberculosis.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-16
CAR WRECKS AMBULANCE
AND INJURIES OCCUPANTS
San Bernardino County Hospital We
hicle Fails to Reach Patient
Because of Smashup

SAN BER%ARDINO. Dec 15.-While hasten
inn for a patient the ambulance of the county
hospital was struck last night by Cotton
car Of the san Bernardin1 Valley Traction
company on West Thirl street and demol-
Ished In The crash Edward Waters the
driver. and James Rowell, negro assistant,
we're injured. The driver had started across
the tracks intending to cross over 20 the
other side OF the street. and when he saw
the car coming attempted 10 turn back, but
was unable to clear the oncoming trolley The
horses ran away following the collision The
two men we're badly bruised and j0ltod.