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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

""SloNHo: Soulm po SeDl. AkO Je|
clovek prepriGan socialist. ne mo-
re mirovati, delati mora drugi-
mi vred, vedno in povSod. pa ma
gari ce hi SluGajno bila tudi kak-
Sna napetost. NapetoSt ne more
sluziti "a izgovor. SocialiSticni
principi vseh socialistov so jedna-
ki. Od kapitalistov nam nj treba
pritakovati socializma'.
Nteh stavkih Sc zrcali globoko
prepricanje Ivana Solaria: Kdar
-le socialist, oStane socialist. pa
maj pa pride, kar hoce. Suznji ne
morejo pricakovati Svobode in re-
Sitve od goSpodarjev. Kdor pa
vrze puSko V koruzo in zapusti
socialistiGnc vrste, pa nj bill mix
dar socialist, ampak le Glovek, Xxi
je izgolj samoljubja koketiral
socializmom.
Ivan Solar je bill aktiven elan
SocialiStiGne Strankc. Okrajna soc.
organizacija V Seattle. Wash. ga
je postavila pri zadnjih volitvah
IA kandidata meStnim Sodnikom.
Y volilni borbi je dobil lepo Ste
vilo glaSov, Il vseeno propadel.
ker moderni sunni - delavci
vSled duSevne teme ki vlada Y
niih glavah. rajSi volijo svoje
klavce - kapitalistc in MIN pro
dane duSe.
Ivan Solar ie gladllo govoril in
pisal angleSGino. Ia resnica pa
zopet dokazuje. kako je ljubil
svoj narod. Svoj jerk da So je ;
trirazredno hudskoSolSko izobraz-
bo povspcl do take dobrc sloven-
Seine kakerSno pogrcSamo pri
marsikteremu takoZvanemu izo-
brazcncmu rodoljubu, ki ponosno
trka ma Svoio SolSko izobrazbo.
Slovencrm. Xxi bahato nosiio svo-
io narodnoSt ma jeziku. kedar so
Y goStilni in ua >hodu podporue-
On druStva katcreo, cloni sn -
ne znoio poyedati Stoyk, y an-
glcSGini in So pouo,ni da niih o.
troci noGrio rovoriti mimi so-
vcnski. mai ho MIN Ivan Solar ~
zglcd.
Dclavcc. Iii me- zaveda synicy,
razreda. XII So ne zay.da da ir
SuZeni kapitali>tov me- NOR. lin
biti uaroda syoicpa Sc So ne zoni.
ma "a kultIlrna della svoinpa ma
roda il, louiGno me- nozn, misla-
ccv. umctuikoy. nisateIiry in nos
niliov laStnega naroda. Takemu
drlavcu ali izobraZeucu ,i Svoio
| izobrazenost po>tavlia sopirno na
trg. kot brhko deklr samo sebe no
naGclu. kdo da wee. L. naroduost
lc pcna. nckai IN kar :. noydu-
Suic. dokler cd tega priGakuic ko-
risti. TAX delavcc ali izobrazcncc
Je prlpraVlJen trlkrat zataJIti SVo-
Jo narodnost. kot Je svoJedohno
Zatapl Peter SvoJega ucltelJa MI
STA AK" ihrl ZataJeiiJe ooeta d"pl-
eek krr J' %e lI"olJ doolcka all
SamoiJunJa |ataJii SVol raZre"'
Tukaj nam Je Ivan Solar zopet
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
70 Kaj ie Proletarec?"

"Prolctarcc lc zavarovalna
polica proti plajevanju ncpotrrb-
nih naklal IN ncmnoSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

= ZakaJ so SoclaIlSti upraVite-
III razSirjati svojc nauke!
ker imamo kapitaliSte, Xxi de
rcjo in Skubijo liudStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Kapitalisticni listi tarnaio

o pozcljivoSti delavcev.
Dobro, IZvrstno,
Delavci SO res pozcljivi ---
zahtcvajo kruha, kterega so Jim
ukradli niih gospodarji
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Znani vseuceliscni cIlspl

-htNA'& NSNNSCl4oSlAA NJ ~ 'il-
Scdnik Eliot, Iii ic svoicdobno H.
javil, da ic vSak skcb junak. jc
zdai prcdlagal zakon. ki doloca.
da ina dclavSki komisar pravico
zaprcti in poSlati Y .icGo vSakega
dclavca. ki hi Strajkal.
Scveda ia bcdasti zakonslii pre-
dloe ne bo Sprcjet
Ali tcmu "kmstncmu" profe-
soriu j" priporoGati. da hi skoval
zakon proti gladu in zcii. : taliim
zakonom hi kapitalisticni hlapec
res ustrcgcl Svoiim goSpodarjcm,
Zacno pa tudi koriStil dclavccm.
ko hi "panal" lakoto in zcjo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Zakaj imamo zakonc i'm pc

Lakal lmamo IA konc IN po-
stave?
Iakaj???
Iato. da Scitiio privatno lastni-
no. Mar ste ze kedaj citali ali sill
Sail, da je sodiSGe dobi suznio-
sti obsodilo 'ktcrega Suznia V
jcco???
Ne! Tega niSte citali. ne Guli.
Iakaj?
Telesni Suzenj jc hill dobi SUI
znosti privatna last, torci vred-
most
Ali danes jc drugaGe. Mezdni
Suzenj - dclavec jr le blago ma
trgu, kterega lahko kupi vsakdo
(seveda lc nicgovo dclavno moe
in "a izrablja. doliler nj izcrpana
njegova produktivna Sila.
Raditega danes yidimo. da po-
Siliajo sodiSca dclavcc V jcGo radi
takih zloGinov, IA ktcrc MISC bill
teleSm sunni sodnjiSko kaznovani
IL tega lakljucujcmo, da kazen-
ski zakon nj bill tako oStcr "a te-
lesne suznjc kot jc IA danaSnje
"Svobodnc" dclavcc.
Danes imamo jccc lr IA DELAY
&C., kmete in male obrtnikc. Bo-
gatinov ne zaplrajo'
Willie temu pa nckatcri trdiio.
da je danaSnia urcdba ma Svctu
dobrd i'll iZvrStna. kcr ic 10 vol ia
boIia.
Slab beg kcr ljubi lc bo-
gatinc. >ovraH. trti i'm muci pa lc
Siromakc.
PoSlati "a bo trcba llmalu po-
koj. da ne IavrSi 81 vccicga zla
ua zcmlji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
LetO (VOl.) v.

-" '""N"' ""idpI'J pa ave
tretinji dnevnega zasluzka.
Nadaljc je natancno dolocena
odSkodnina IA vsak poSkodovan
ud.
IakonSka prcdloga Sc deli tri
dele:
L. Doloca ppSpevke "a deloda-
.ialce.
p Doloca prispevke "a vsluz-
bence.
b. DoloGa visocino podpore "a
Slucaj Smrti in pohabjenosti.
Sevcda, la zakon nj kar zahte-
vajo organizirani delavci. Ali
boljSi je liot mic. Ia zakonska
predloga tudi dokazuje, da so po-
Slanci kapitalisticnih strank pri-
morani dandaneS Sc baviti 5 soci-
alnimi preoSnoyami tudi amcri-
Ski republiki, kcr delavci glasno
tlrJaJo Svojih pravic. Do danes nj
ameriSka plutokratiGna republika
storila mic varStvo dclavccv.
O tel zakonski predlogi Sc Sc
daj posvctuje juStiGni komite in
pride kmalu ma dncvni red V dr.
Iavncm zboru.
Dclavci! Ne zgubliaimo casat
kdor je ameriSki drzavljan. maj
plSe nemudoma poslancu IA svoi
okraj in Zahtcya. da Sc odSkodni-
ma IA Slucaj smrti ali nesposobno-
Sti IA delo visa ma 100 odstotkov.
Delavci! V Slogi .ie moe Zdru-
zcni lahko dosezemo. kar zahte-
vamo. nezdruzeni pa pademo.
Ako prilencmo ameriSko rcpu-
bIiko ma pot socialnih prcosnov "a
dclavcc. tcdaj bo morala republi-
lla po tel pot maprci, doklcr ne
dosczcmo vSega. kar zahtcvamo.
: o potopljeni boini ladiii
Maine zopet mnogo piSe kapi-
taliStitno 'GaSopisje. kcr je diva
u,i,tIntn;.. rro,n. ,o,,.,i.
A,s.ri.l.-Il Il;.,I,,,.,- II:
z,piu. y, 5.los,na u.,l. NJ;
me-, kot io ,I.a; ,.:aa
p,s io Eo. lo ,l,l. ,,,,..;,.
u;p,ke .Irn,,, - I,i,,,,' ~ .','i...i, 'S'i .'io
Maine pod nadzorStvom med
norodp. l,nr,i.;io !, :. ,an,;.
vnisi noroIroro
Amrrisl,o Iiud.tvo ;r,o on,r;.,
Il, zvs n,,vo ,zrol., . o,na.,,; ~
srcGi nri kotori :. r,r Sto+in mo-
letacer =, pniforr,i ya,,h;Ia .,;o
5ivIionio l., +os. ,Ia Ia.; -
So nodrtino Maine" d,;ana
kotrri So trdi do So - not,,;I;
Shame;
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
: Canada posilia meso na :

OdIdud posllJa hleNo Ma An
glcSko. dasi meji oh amcriSko re
publiko in jc angleSka oddaliena
od Canadc 5000 mill.
Iakaj!
.AngleSka NINA colLinc IA mcso,
amcriSka rcpublika ina visoko
colnino.
To sluzi mcsarskim kraIiem. da
diktirajo poljubnc Gene IA mcso
IN mesne izdelkc. Ali scdaj razu-
metc, ukaj placujctc visokc ccne
Za meSo?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
SplOsen pregled.

- Revscina dokamjc. da ina
mo y clnvcSk druibi SuInie in
goSpodarjc.
- Delavci zahtevajo kruha in
tlovcSko zivljenje CpraviGeni ste
ohc lahtevi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Gubernator lIandlcv Y

- GuDernator liandlrN MI
sSouri pravi. da hi vsaka druzina
morala imcti kravo. kar hi mia
10 StroSke IA zivlicmSke potrcbS-
cine.
Fina idcja. Mar ne
Nsak Glovek hi Sc nauGil Sc
molzti kraVo. Gee tudi nj sin llmc-
ckih StariScv. To vcndar nj umet-
most.
Ali umrtnoSt jc krmiti kravo in
prcskrbcti il hlcv. Mar mai della
wee. ki stamIjc trctjcm naStrop-
lu. nastavi kravo pod Streho?
Besedc gubcrnatorja Handleya
so lepe in krasnc. pa ncizvcdljivc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Kapitalisticni listi pnroGa

NapltdllSIlCHl llSll ppfOtA Ia.
da 81 lastniki 81. Paul Jane V
Cherry. III. ponudili $500 IN VISA
Nega ponrSreccncga samSllcga
prcmogarja. Ia ozcnienc prcmo-
garjc pa bajc ponuja S12OO. Dru-
zba trdi, TIA II" more pIacati wee.
krr drugacc hi bila banllrot.
Sploh pa dajc to odSkodnino H.
@olj Gloyckoljubia. ker druzba nj
zavrSila nobcnega prestopka 10
per varnost IN GloveSlo zivlicnic.
Tako govori druzba po svoiih IA
Stopnikih.
NaSc >kromno mnenie pa .ic. da
hi druIba ne ponudila niti crmta
odSkodninc. allo hi nc bila gre
Sila zoper varnoSt IA GloveIko IL
Nljcnic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
international Harvester

international Harvester
druzba" (druzba IA izdelovanjc
poljedeljskih strojev in trust je
zviSala glavnico IA $2O.OOO.00O.
Kdo je temu kriv?
Kmetjc plaGujejo davek tel
druzbi!
Zakaj?
Ker Sc ne zavcdajo toliko, da
hi narOcili poslancem. da morajo
V kongresu zahtevati odloGno po-
drzavlian.i industrije IA izdelo-
vanje poljcdelskih strojev splo-
SnO dobro.
Nekteri nezavednezi trdiio,
da jc razlika med republikanci in
dcmokrati.
Seveda jel
Ena stranka zahteva, da imajo
lc velckapitalisti pravico oropati
ljudstvo. druga pa trdi, da so do
tega popa upraviceni lc mali kapi-
talisti.
- Kapitalisticni listi so poro-
cali te dni, da jc Mcksiki ban
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22
Ma Spanskem j

- Ma Spanskem jc nemilo dir
nuIo klerlkalce. ia je kralj pozval
Jose CanalyaSy Mcndcs Strastne-
ga protiklerikalca in radikalca.
da oSnuje nov kabinct.
klerikalci SO Sila pobiti in Sc
lcZc. kcr bo novo miniStcrstvo
protiklerikalno.
Ma programu ina revizijo kon-
Hordata leta 1851 in zniianje
cerkvcnih rcdov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

This paper 10 devoted
TO the interests OF the
working class. Work.
ers are entitled TO all
what they produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1910-02-22

Kapitalisticni listi so poro-
cali tc dni, da jc Meksiki ban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
PUBLIC SERVICE SUPERVISION.
Commissioners Ask That Authority
Be Vested in Them.

The record will show at least two re-
quests that Congress should confer on the
board of Commissioners the powers Of a
Macfarland told a Star reporter this
morning.
The Commissioners views on supervi-
sion of public utility corporations In the
District is found in the Commissioners re-
The most recent recommendation along
this line was as follows:
The Commissioners repeat their recon-
mendation that they be clothed with the
powers of a public service commission SO
as to effectively supervise the public serv-
ice corporations of the District of Column
ba. which are now without such supervi-
sion except to the street railway sys-
tens. which are under the supervision of
the interstate commerce commission.
The Commissioners believe that this
performed by the municipal government,
and ought to include the two gas light
companies, the electric lighting and
power company and the telephone COM
pany. II Is believed that ii is not neces-
sary to add to existing organs of govern
ment or to incur the expense of addi-
tional salaries for this supervision of pub
lie utility corporations. and. therefore,
a public service commission is not regard
ed as necessary"
When Commissioner mcfarland was
asked for the bill on the subject he said
that none had been received at the Dis
trict building from either the Senate or
House committee this session, but that in
the last Congress reports had been made
by the Commissioners In accordance with
their recommendations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

the Alexandria Light Infantry basket ball
team and the Young Mems Sodahty IN-
ceum will be decided tonight at Armory
Hall. There will also be a game between
the Old Dominion team and a team from
Fort Hunt
The Junior Lyceum team was defeated
last night by the Alexandria Light 1nfan-
try, by score OF 10 to 2.
In the Police Court this morning Law
renee Bright and Lee browns were fined
$50 each on a charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons. Bright only was charged
With the offense on the blotter. and
browns and Bernard Petit were charged
with disorderly conduct Petit forfeited
s. collateral by failing to appear
Rev c. d. Bulla, pastor of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church South. who for the
past two weeks has been in Nashville.
Tenn, attending a conference. returned
home today.
An infant daughter of Oscar and Laura
Suthard died last night at the parents
home, 429 Wilkes street.
The Alexandria German Club announces
it's next dances for January Fl and Feb
ruary 4. The season will be closed with
dance after Easter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
POSES AS AN INSPECTOR,
SECURES MONEY ORDERS
Trick by Which Post Office Clerk Is
Induced to Surrender Book
of Blanks.

Upon the pretext that he was post
office inspector and that the forms were
irregular and should not be used, man
who said his name was Henry c. Hard
ing induced Miss Haley, clerk at post
office station numbered o. at Sd street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast. to sur
render to him her book containing 1873
blank money order forms numbered from
2S,O6S to $4,000, and made away with
them. The fraud was accomplished about
O'Clock last night and was Immediately
reported to the Post Once Department
by Mrs. Margaret O'Donnell. superintend-
ent Of the station. Inspector-in-charge
Harrison at once detailed Inspector Bar
clay to take charge of the case.
1t is presumed that Harding means to
fill out the blank orders and have them
cashed. although to successfully accom-
plish this IL will be necessary for him to
postmark them with the stamp of the
post Office or station. When Harding con-
fronted Miss Haley he produced an en-
graved card representing him to be an Of
ficial of the post Office inspectors force.
and she unhesitatingly surrendered the
money order forms upon his demand.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
DECIDES TO MOVE.
Nasmi Chapter, o. E. S., Locates in
House of Temple.

Naomi Chapter. No. 8. Order of the
Eastern Star. held special meeting
last evening to install officers and re-
ceive a report from the committee ap-
pointed to consider the advisability Of
moving from the Scottish Rite Cathe-
dral
After installing the officers the marshal
announced, i'm the name of the Grand
Chapter. the following as those elected
and appointed to serve for the ensuing
year: Nellie Plumiey. worthy matron;
Arthur NJ Poynton. worthy patron; Ber-
tina V. Wood. associate matron: Maria
l.. Willis, treasurer Te-electedD: Matte
III. Gould. secretary Te-elected): Hattie
X. Poynton. conductress; Annie f. Hug
ford, chaplain: Clara Palmer, marshal
Josephine r. Could organist; Nellie h.
Jones. Adah; Bertram Chailice, Ruth;
Willie F. Gilbert. Esther: Agnes Gerald,
Martha: Emma Heard, Elscta: Mamie
Bishop. Earder: Samuel NJ. Plumley, SEN
linel.
The COMMITTEE consisting of Past Pa
irons Williamson ard Paige and Past
Matrons Strait. Bernhard and Taylor
made a unanimous report in favor of
moving to the consistory chamber In the
House OF the Temple. at Sd and z streets
northwest, which report was adopted by
the chapter and arrangements were made
to hold the first regular meeting under
the new officers in the new location
Wednesday. January IL, at 7:30 O'Clock.
The meeting will be in the nature of
housewarming.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
SHAD ON SALE.
Fine Specimens of the Species in the
Fish Market.

Shad, as large and fine as those caught
in the Potomac in the month of April,
were on sale at the fish market OH the
18th street wharf this morning and yes
terday, and the demand for the fish was
good at ~ cents each The fish were
caught i'm the Connecticut river in the
last run of the shad in those waters last
June, and as there was no market for
them after June !, when the season here
and other places is closed by law. they
were packed. placed in cold storage and
frozen.
They were brought here frozen as stiff
as ice could make them, but after being
thawed out the fish looked az IL they
might have been freshly caught from the
Potomac In the shipment received yes
terday there were 415 of the fish, and
other shipments will be received as called
for by the demand.
The supply of fish on sale at the wharf
market this morning and for several days
past has been good. paddock. pollock.
haIibut. gray trout. Writings. mud shad,
perch and mullets being on sale in either
q fresh or frozen state. The demand un-
til this morning was light Today it has
been fairly heavy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Feature Of Carpenters and Joiners
Meeting Last Night.

The newly elected officers of the United
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners
of America, Local 1872. were installed last
night in Typographical Temple by First
General President Gabriel Edmonston.
The officers are George Myers, presi-
dent; J. A. Barley. vice president
Thomas G. Iglehart. recording secretary
l.. W. Matter. financial secretary: G. H
F. Davis, treasurer; George w. Crosby
business agent: trustees. c. II. Adams. J
8. Powers, Howard Johnson: auditors
George Rosson. j. Fl. Ryan. II. G. Glass
conductor, Thomas w. Waltz: warden,
w. w. Adamson.
Delegates to the Central Labor Union
were elected last night as follows: Sam
De Nedrey, Thomas G. Iglehart, George
Myers, c. Fl. Adams and l.. w. Lloyd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
THE SHAD0WED SOUL"
Text for Rev. ]. w. Hills Address
Before Y. m. C.. A.

Rev. John w. Hill. pastor of the Metro
politan Temple. New York, preacher or
ator and publicist of national reputation,
campaigner with Mckinley Roosevelt and
Taft. will be the speaker at the meeting
for men to be held In the National Thea
ter at half-past ) o'clock tomorrow after
noon under the auspices of the Young
The subject of DIR. Hills address will be
THE Swallowed Soul. This Is the same
address he delivered TO more than 1900
men I'm Whitfield Tabernacle, London, last
summer.
DIR. Hills prominence was recognized
early In the last presidential campaign.
when he was sent for by Mr.. Taft and ac-
companed the republican nominee on his
stamping tour through the central west
ern states. During a part of the Pres
idents recent l3.O0O-mle trip across the
continent DIR. Hill was member of the
party and was frequently a speaker on
the same program with the President He
has been distinguished for breadth of
opinion. and has been invited to preach to
Jewish, Catholic and many other congre-
cations Of different faith from his own
During the summer of 1909 he occupied
the pulpit of the famous Marylebone
Presbyterian Church. in London, and was
seriously considered as candidate for
that passionate.
At the meeting tomorrow afternoon the
music will be provided by the Dixie Trio
of New York. and the association or
cheStra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
GUESTS OF THE GERMANIA.
Cuno H. Rudolph Among Those Wha
Talked at Club BANQUET.

In celebration Of the reorganization of
the Germania Club of this city, ban
quet was given last night at the club
rooms, 10th and F streets northwest. at
which covers were laid for twenty-five
guests and thirty-five members. +. F.
Abner president of the club. acted as
POSTMASTER.
The principal guests who delivered
tosts were Cuno II. Rudolph. recently APP
pointed District Commissioner: Repre-
sentative Gustav Kustermann of Wiscon-
sin and Richard Bartholdt of Missouri
and Count Wedel of the German lega-
ton.
f.. F. Abner; vice president, DIR. Z. 4.
Sellhausen: secretary. Rev. DIR. Brod-
thagc; financial secretary, Carl Droop: di-
rectors, A. w. Brinck, Gustave Bender
and F. Sonneck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08

Cardinal Satolli was presented to Presi-
dent Harrison and his cabinet at Wash
ington and became impressed with the
vast possibilities for the advancement of
the church in the United States. This
visit and the accounts he carried back
TO the pope formed the prelude to his
designation apostolic delegate to the
United States in 1893
Two years after this appointment as
delegate Satolli was elevated to the col
iege OF cardinals and was invested
with the brevetta by Cardinal Gibbons
in the Baltimore Cathedral with a most
imposing ceremony. 1t was in 1896 that
he was relieved of his duties here and
called back to Rome by the pope
While here he acted as peacemaker he
tween DIR. Edward McGlynn and Arch
bishop Corrigan of New York, when DIR.
McGlynn was deposed from a rectorship
because of his attitude on questions
which were prominent then. Through
Cardinal Satollis efforts DR. McGlynn
was restored to his priestly functions
Cardinal Satolli was mentioned as a
possible successor to Pope Leo XIII when
the latter died. II has been considered
likely that had he outlived the present
pope. Plus Y. he would have had consid-
cradle support among the cardinals in
the conclave as his successor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
DEAD AT AGE OF 50.
Miss Ellen n. Snider, Former Resi-
dent of Maryland.

Miss Ellen NJ. Snider, ninety-twc years
old. died yesterday at the home OF her
grandniece. Mrs. Frank z. Cunningham.
3522 18th street northwest. Funeral serv-
ices will be held al the Cunningham home
tomorrow. Interment will be at fancy
town. Md.
Miss Snider Was the daughter Of Mich
olas Snider. United States marshal for the
western district OF Maryland during the
administration of President Van Buren,.
For many years she was member OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, and was
prominently identified with many chair
table projects Miss Snider Is survived
by nieces. nephews and a great-great-
granddaughter.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
NO MORE AUTO TAGS.
District Runs Out of Metal Identi.
fcation SIGNS,

The automobile board has informed the
Commissioners that there are no more
metal Identification tags for automobiles
or motorcycles. 1t will be necessary 10
use temporary tags for a few weeks. at
any rate. The Commissioners asked the
House District committee to give the Dis
trict $500 Immediately for the purchase
of Identification tags, but by some means
the request was lost.
The Senate committee has been askd
the same. thing. and perhaps the money
will be forthcoming within a day or two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
Victim of 'Unloaded' Gun. at Garrett.

CUMBERLAND. Md. January S.-Rosa
King, seventeen years old. daughter OF
Elmer King, was killed at her home. near
Garrett. by the accidental discharge OF
shotgun in the hands of Harvey Sny-
der. party of young people was in the
parIor at the King home. Snyder was
sitting on a chair across the room and
reaching over in a corner. picked up a
shotgun which he laid across his knees
and began lingering the trigger. 1t was
supposed the gun was not loaded. The
gun was discharged and q portion of the
head of the girl was torn Off.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-08
Seriously Hurt in Fall From Car.

William McAllister, seventy-seven years
of age, was seriously injured last night
while trying to alight from an electric
car at Indiana avenue and Sd street He
was removed to his home. the Crosby
House, I'd and c streets. He is reported
today to be in a serious condition, be-
cause of his advanced years and the
shock and injuries. Mr.. McAllister is the
father-in-law of Capt. A. A. Maxim, SUI
perintendent of the Soldiers and Sailors
Temporary Home.