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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21
SOCIALIST MA DFLU.

V zakonodaii drzavc Ma<>achu-
sets ic icdcn socialist. >odrug
Charles II. Morrill,. lltcri ie bill pri
zadmiih volitvah ze trctiic Two
Lien. Sodr. Morrill, ic zbornici
z"lo marliiv. Po nicgovcm priza-
dcvaniu ic Zbornica Spreiola "a
kon oGlaScvaniu Straikov. Po
tenn zakonu moraio dclodaialci.
kadar oh GaSu Straikov iSGeio de-
lavrcv potom o"l1sov. vSclci ONE
niti. da ic Straii. Dale ic Morrill,
prcllozil cello vrSto raznih oelavS-
kin Zakonov. lli so pa Hill naravno
po kapitaliSti1ui vc6ini o1l,lonie
mi. NalvaInciSi so: 10radba novih
co,t Svrho vpoSlouia hrczpoSol-
nlh dcIaNccv: prnSt opolGauSki
prierizck ~ rovuo Sol>Ro deco V
iavnih Solah: pom in m mcS'nc
vS'uIhrur" prcpovrd fabri>kcga
della "a mladiuo pod Is lctom it'd.
N~c to zakonSkc prcdlogc in muo-
go drugih dokazuic. da ic sodrug
Morrill, neumorcn boritcli IN ko-
riSti Grlavcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21
SplOSen pregIed.
Prisla ie zima, nraz

- Prlsla Je zima, mraz Da,
prlSla je. Predzadnjo soboto je bi-
In Sc vIccna - namret Chira-
ga -- toplomer Je kazaI - sto-
ping. " drugi dan l.. nov. ie bill ze
Nnezeai vlhar in toplomer je padel
na 10 atopini mad nitlo. Stiri oSe-
bee 50 zmrlni.e. PriSla je zima Z
"" >vojo mlln'ljo in zalotiIa $500
chlka>kih revezev nepripravlicnih
IiNoce brezpoNIeccr Z Icnami
IN deco praluimi denarnicami in
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

kriva italiianSka vlada. krive so
tud Ostale veleSile. Taxa divja
politika jc ravno tako fatalna IA
zrtve kakor je tragitna "a tiSte,
ki misliio. da MO pridobivaio.
Y Turcili in oStalih muIulmanSkih
dezelah TAXA politika podziga ma
Scevalmi duh, nevarni odpor in Sc
gmoii tia nazadnjaSkim clementom
proti mirni introdulciii cvropske
kulture ravno V trenotku. ko Sc
dobri ljudic trudijo, da hi izvcdli
med Turk idcie in svobodne usta-
move zapadnega sveta.
Taxa poli,ika vodi Evropo V
morilnc in drage kolonialnc yoine;
Spanci so poizkuSili Riffu in tia
lijani bodo imeli ravno tako solo
Y TripoliSu. Taxa politika SmeSi
demokratiGne uStanove in ovira
razvol; iati stare Sile in poralizu-
je socialme tcdence naScga casa.
POvzToruic ncpretrgano Vertigo
vojaSkih lllatkov in grozi vsak
trenotek provocirati svetovno ka-
taStrofo. ktcra hi nadkrilila vSc
grozotc. kar jih je do danes viIcl
Svet.
To politiko posuroveloSti. bru-
tamoSti in naSilja mora pobiiati
mednarodui delavSli razred vse-
mi moGmi. ki so mu ma razpolago.
ltaliianSk Sodrugi so re Storili
kar Jim je bilo V danih razmerah
mogoce Storiti proti ekspediciii V
Tripolitaniio. Borili so Sc pedenj
"a podnicm proti beStialno>ti ma
cionalizma in IA hoi bodo nadalie-
vail. Ali podpirati iih mora cello
mednarodno gibanic. Dclavstvo
vSeh oStalih narodov mora pokaza-
ii Svoio SolidarnoSt napram Min.
ProteStiraimo torei Z mimi vred
proti tel vojni i'm obcncm izra5ai-
mo iclio. la turSka vlada iStocaS-
40 vpoStcva tcSkoGe delavSkih mas
pod Svojo kontrolo i'm da vpliva "a
boliIc Sporazumlicnic med narodi
ma Balkanu. Goklcr ne dobe >amo-
Wade. Narodi .iugoiStoGnc Europe
roSrdulcio V>c lulturne spoSohno-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21
soCIALIsTICNI PREGLED.

- Narodni Stranliin komitc zdai
gla>uje. kic in kedaj So bo vrSiIa
narodna konvcnciia socialiS'ifnc
Stranke !. 1912.
- Celia Amcrika Sc Zanima N
lid konGnih zupanSkih volitev V
Los AngeleSu dine ;. dee Iani-
mamie ie tOliko veGic, ker bodo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

p,'marnih volitvah j. dobil 10000
in ScIai mora ra.mati uu $4,000
nu,hih glaSoy. Icu,tvo tyori We
6iuo dclav>kcm prcbivalS,vu i'm
ua TO pola@aio socialist trlno ma
do Y zmaao. Volilna iampauia ic
,rlita. Socialisri5nc agitatorice
pridno agitiraio. a ma drugi Stra-
nj pa potijo krvavi pot druzabnc
dame boju "a Alexandra proti
"IicGi nevarnoSti'.
- Nov socialiSticni CangleSki0
dnevnill priGnc izhaiati st. Loui-
su i'm drugi V San Jose, Calf.
- Lewis J. Duncan. socialiStic.
nj mpan in Butte. Mont. ie zad
MO ncdeljo predaval glcdaIiSGu
Garrick V Chicagu o razredncm
boiu Y Butte" oh velikanslii vde-
lczbi.
- Pri zadniih provincialnih vo-
litvah V Canadi, ki so Sc vrSile 21.
sept. so dobili socialist 6921 ela-
SOW. To jc Siccr maIo, a pomisliti
ic treba. da ic izmed 221 voliluih
okraiev Stranka poStavila kandi-
date le Y 10 okraiih. Canada ina
ucl,tere zelo nazadniaske zakonc.
XII zelo oviraio kandjdaturc: talio
n. pr. mora ,vsak kandilat dcpozi-
tirati pri vladi 5000 prcdno SINE
nicgovo ime ma kandidatSfo liSto.
&c bi bill socialist postavih kan
didatc vsch oliraiih. eotovo hi
hill aohili 2Ol,rat vec glasov.
"DclavSko muuicipaliStiCno
solo" ie zadnii teden odtvoril pro
fcsor John Kennedy Chicagu Y
poslopiu Northwestern Universe.
ty. Namen prve sole te vrste V
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

odIoGili Icnski glasovi Kan bodo
Zcnslic potcgnilc7 To ie vpraSan-
ic dncva. DO Scdai ie regiStriral"
lvpisalo Svoia imena V voli'n"
imcnikc) mad 10000 zcnSk Mos
kin volilccv ic okrog 10000. Ako
torci vsi do zadnicga glaSulclo.
no oddanih 100000 elaSov. Cd tch
mora dobiti sodrug Hartman mai
mani $4,000. da bo izvoljen. Pri
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21
SLOVENSKI DELAVCI IN So
DRUGI V CHICAGO -
Poor!

GlaSom resoluciie mednarodne-
ga socialisticnega biroa Brusliu
- priobcene ma drugem mestu
danasnie Stevilke - ozirom ma
Taljansko- Tursko klanje v Tri-
politaniji, sklicujejo jugoslovan-
ski socialistiCni klubi v Chicagi,
spadajoti Jugosl. socialist. zvezi
dine 80. novembra t. ]. V NAROD-
NO DVoRANO st. 1, 1880 So.
Centre Ave,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

Medmarodni socialistiGni biro V
Rruslju je tidal giede tripolitans-
Ike vojnc sledeji protest:
"Delavci vseh naroG1v: Zdrmzi-
te Sc proti vojni. Agitiraite "a
mir, "a razoborozrnje in VI zelin-
lenje vSeh narolov,
Y noel 20. SeptemblH. takoi 20
zborovanju mednarodncga Socia-
liStitnega biroa Y Iuricu. ie tia
hJan>ka vlada, ktere ne hi radi
zmeSali Z italiianSkim liudStvom.
poslala TurGiji brutalni ultimatum
in Is ur potem je napovelala o.
menjeni drlavi voino.
komur je pli Srcu univerzalui
mir III pravice narodov. ta ne mo-
re dovolj oiigo>ati tega napada.
Polititni rop kapitalizmaI Sc nj Sc
mkdar pokazal tako oGitni ma
goti. nilldar nj Sc iSkal tako pitt
vega in hinavskcga izgovora IA
storjeno naSilje proti drugcmu
narodu ki j. pr "Ea tcriSte veil
kin politiinih reform.
Proti naSiliu te vrste so medina
rodni delavci pri~iljeui dyiguiti
Svoi SoglaSni protest. NaSi itgli-
janSlli >o!ruSi stole ; turskimi so
drugi kot jeden MOI V imcnu uni
verzalnih lloriSti delavskega razre-
da zoper to zlotinSko in blazno
podvzetic. Xxi Sc mora konGati ka-
taSrotalno IA zmagalce ravno ta-
llo kakor N premagance. Xxi grozi
podkuriti grozoto Syctovme yoimt
IN ustvariti prepaid med Evropo
in novim iSlamSkim Svctom in KITE
TO kontuo podmaknc vele>ilam IL
goyor "a povetanjc nadaljnih vo-
jaSkih bremen.
Slede5 re>oluciiam stultgartS'le-
"a in kodani>kega kongrcSa llakor
tud poSebni akciii doloteni w
richu p. sept. mednarodni socia-
!i>ticni hir6 vas pozivlia. la skill
3ete JAYNE >hode in protestirate
proti naSiIju Y Tripoli,u in oh
cnem proti voini vobtc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21
Stew. (NO.) 219.
NaraSCajOCi pop|av sOCia|izrna.

hoii"J - w '0 i0' J' "''iioi''
odKar 50 pohehala kruta pregah-
jana soclal'S'oN ENroPl' Hau-
n]e Neilho PreganJ JahJe SociallStoN
Sc Je NrSl'o !U"ilJ' III nP"hlJI, ko
Sc Je ueNe'haJSto S'ele'Je haglpa-
10 SVoJemu koheu' ak" "nstelemo
od ten Progonov preganJanJe '
RuSiJi' Ne PreD petnalStim len
ne bl hlhce upal' da 10 SoclaIlSilc-
ma stranka ' tako Sratkl dobi po-
stald ndJulocneJSa I'D ha1JdcJa pp-
htlcna o'ganlzaciJa, pa tudl MAJ
vecle pohhcno glhanJe ma Svetu.
DO danes Sc nj hllo ma Svetu tako
vellkega pohtlcnega glbanJa, k bl
Imelo po celem Svetu enaka nacela
In ellie
Devet mlIlonov Je glaSovalo "a
soeialiSucne kandldate - n so
clahzem IN nevohIcl Je danes
mad 30 mihonov Socialistov.
Mad Sest Sto soclallStov le da-
mes narodnlh zbornicah in tudi
V Adr. drzavah smo dobiG prve-
(" S so1'9sa 9 % H"roGni :i NonS[eS
cialiStOv je pa danes raznih oh
tinskih svetih Sirom sveta. Vsi
sodrugi, li so parlamentih, de-
Zelnih ZbOrih in OhcinSkih ZaStG-
n;h - zastonr;I.; ,o,.a ,',,,., o.a.naI,. ~%,.D
Ia s+rria /; ;n,a o, na1,,-,o,.;.; -9s,ai'',s 3
nosnio I,on;tol;s,;s,'a .a..alo. o'iI, 40.
vo
All moo so.;olis+;s,ooo ,,;bonio
So ne osrotoSnio Ie y vol;lon, stn
Win posIancev IN obsinsl;b "a
stonnikov nieroyo siIo ;n yod,no
in hitro narasGoiosi socioI;s+;sni
armadi. ki So dvioa. raste IN siri
kot naraSGoioGi nonIov in grozi
kapitalizmn 2 vniGcniem
Tn poplav Iahko opazuiemo raz-
liGnim potion.
Glasovi socialistiGne stranke y
Ameriki so priGeli naraSGati Z le-
tom 1900. NaSlednii izkaz nam
jasno priGa o tenn:
l'NO 96,93l - 1902 223.49i
'' 40 ''i" '"+' ''o'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

NN' lIOSltudillO III lLkdI. nOtpm
Smo prepricani, ola je bodoGnost
naSa IN da znamenja kazejo. da
sc bliIa Smrtna ura kapitalizmu
Notranjo Silo socialist. Stranke
pa tvorijo dobri clani socialistiG-
ne Stranke. Iii 50 organizirani V
SocialiStitnih klubih in redno pla-
culejo Nvoje rcine meSecne pri-
Spevkc. Sociali>ti6na stranlla V
Ameriki je ma zaGnii konvcnciii
zaEliu&iIa. da ina v>aka narod-
most pravico organizirati Sc "a
Sebe Svojo ekSekutivo ma celu.
Iii jc zopct tcSni zvezi potion
SVojega tajuika celokupnim tai
nixon SocialiSticnc Stranke in Z
vScmi OStalimi SocialiSticnimi or
ganizaciiami. Ia organizirana Ge-
tn razSiria SocialiSticno Gtivo.
Sl1licuie ShoGe in agitira iavno ma
Shodih. Svoiimi rcdnimi pri-
Spevki pa Skrhi. da ina Stranka
gmotna Sredstva ma razpolago "a
agitaciio oh volitvah in izven vo-
litev.
Ielo yspeSno sredstvo "a socia-
liStitno agitaciio je tudi ctivo.
Stranka izdaia Ia namen letake.
kniizice in casnikc. SocialiStiGnim
caSmkom je Nmatrati lie one liSte.
katere je SocialiSticna Stranka
proglaSila sociahstitnim. VSi dru-
ri taSniki, ki prinaSajo social
Stitne clanke in vtasih podpiraio
>ocialiStitno gibanie. pa MISC po-
tom stranke priznani socialisti5-
MIN, lie Simpatizirajo socialistii-
MIN gibanjem. Taxi li>ti MISC y
noben lzveN Niranko IN tu'd M
50 odgoNorni Za vSehino V h>tu
Socialistirnl St'ahI. Seeno pa II
liSt koriStlJo SoclaIl>tlcnemu gl-
pahJu' "oNIer Prila>' J" NoclanStlc-
u" '''N" III I'"!o't "t'ole P"'ha-
R"I" str'hoE'a!l'' kapi'a!izem.
raw SocIaliN'I,ni liS' Je lie ohl'
Ni Jt PrI|han on S'ranke' ' sax
aA l'>' J' Pou na''|'FNlV"m S'ran-
NJ III u'e',''iNl '>.'G' 80 "d@oN'r-
IL l." N'"'''' >','".'>'''"' "'S''.'-
,.,.., ...,aI.a
V iro,a,,st,.,, doIo;o ,,iisr.; 10
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

p a ZITE!
ma steviiko oklepatu-
ki Sc nah ala poles VA
3ega nasiova. priIeplte-
mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (Z3O)
ie stevilka
tedat van y prihodnio
stevill<o nasega lista po-
ieco narocnina. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-11-21

List "a koristi dolAv-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
ci so opraviceni do
vsesa kAr produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
10 the interests of tn Q
workins class. Work.
srs are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The Press., 1911-12-06
A. stxrian Peasant Superstition.

A lawsuit for libel brought by an apothecary in Pollau, in Styria. against a young peasant reveals an extraordi- nary superstition prevalent among the country people. They believe that apothecarfes and doctors have the right to kill at least one man and one woman every year in order to make medicines out of their bodies. An &C., cidental movement of the apothecary at Pollau. Herr Kobermauser. when giving medicine to a boy named Putz led the latter to believe he was going to be killed. He ran away, but got such a fright that he fell i'll. The in- habitants believed his story and boy cotted the apothecary, who was at length compelled to prosecute. Putz was sentenced to fourteen days im- prisonment. but his parents. who had spread the story, were acquitted on the ground that they had acted in good faith.-London Standard.
The Press., 1911-12-06
nInsinn tha Drnn 9

"When a man whips out gun and get the drop on you there's nothing else to do but throw up your hands and let him have whatever he wants"
 That's where you fool yourself" said the man from the southwest. If man has the nerve he can face gun and get away with it-sometimes. l remember seeing in q border saloon an Englishman pull gun on a MeXi- can whom he had caught cheating in a game of cards.
 "'You give me back the money you've won from me or I'll blow your head offr
 "'You will? said the Mexican, look ing calmly into the muzzle of the Eng lishman's revolver. Well. you won't do it just now; that guns not loaded
 "'What's thatT exclaimed the Eng lishman, turning the revolver toward himself to look into the chambers. And on the instant the Mexican drew a knife and planted it to the hilt in the Englishman's stomach."-New York Times
The Press., 1911-12-06
A Glimpse of Dr.. Johnson.

From Boswell's Life of Johnson:" ''In one of Dr. Johnson's manuscript diaries there is the following entry, which marks his curious minute atten- hon: July 26, 1768-I shaved my nail by accident in whetting the knife about an eighth or an inch from the bottom and about q fourth from the top. This measure that may know the growth of nails.' And Aug 15, 1783, I cut from the vine forty-one leaves which weighed five ounces and a half and eight scruples. I lay them upon my bookcase, to see what weight they will lose by drying"
The Press., 1911-12-06
The Lion niAn.+-Rn

It is related that Pinnow, the faith ful servant and personal valet of Prince Bismarck, once trod on his masters gouty foot. Instead of swear ing at him or even declaring he was a clumsy fool, Bismarck, noticing that Pinnow himself was frightened, said: Consider yourself honored. No other person, my dear Pinnow, not even the kaiser himself, would have been suf- fered to tread on my corns."
The Press., 1911-12-06
The Transformation of Psroy.


 His name was Johnny, and his ambi- ton was to be grown up. He had watched Cissy and Percy, but that's another storiette, as Kipling says.
 "Papa," he piped as he ~'alked with his dad on the beach, whats under those rocks?"
 "Limpcts!" snapped papa. This was not the first question.
 "Wouldn't they rather walk about, pap
 'NoH' rapped out pa. "They prefer to cling where they areP'
 "Is everything that likes clinging to something else limpet, pa9"
 For goodness-yes!" roared father. Johnny thought.
 Well, pa, he concluded, "is Percy limpet, pa, when he says goodby to Cissy in the passage T-London An Jwers.
The Press., 1911-12-06
Soma Welsh Words.

Welsh is d marvelously expressive language. In souvenir guide to Car narvon there is a list of Welsh rail- way stations with their English equiv alents.. Here are some of them: Aber- gwynti, entrance to the place of bliss; Amlwch, a place of frequent expan- sion; Cefn Brynich, the back of the screaking hill; Dowlais, the voice of God, and Llanbister, the manure yard road" There is also one station the name of which runs to f1fty-eight let ters. Its meaning is merely, "The fair church at the pool of the white seagull near the alder grove where the fodder for the oxen is stored in the red barn. And surely teetotalism ought to flourish in country where beer is known as "cwrw"-Pall Mall Gazette
The Press., 1911-12-06
Fish and Brain,

B The, saying, that fish is the best brain
 food comes of an old long tongue
 windbag years ago saying; Thought is impossible without phosphorous.' So a Swiss chemist, knowing that Ash contained phosphorous. put two and two together. and brought forth say
 ing that will never die.
The Press., 1911-12-06
She Knew All Riobt.

You don't know what that's a pic 'ture of, JohnnyY' said Mrs. Lasping in a tone of reproof You ought to read your ancient history more. That Is the temple of Dinah at Emphasis."-- Chicago Tribune.
The Press., 1911-12-06
One Use of tho Eel,

It Is difficult to exhaust the uses of the eel. Experts in top whipping pro nounce a dried eel skin an admirable lash, and tops are by no means the only victims thereof There is that affecting passage in MT. Pepys' diary April 24, 1663. Up betimes. and with my salt eel went down in the parlor and there get my boy. and did beat him till was fain to take breath two or three times. Yet for all 1 am afeared it will make the boy never the better, he is grown so hardened in his tricks, which 1 am sorry for. he being capable of making brave man and is a boy that 1 and my wife love very well.'' Salt eel'' appears to have been a nautical term for d ropes end, and it is not certain that Pepys' instrument of castigation was actual eels' skin. But the original ''salt eeP laid its mark. - London Chronicle.
The Press., 1911-12-06
ThouqhtfuI Painter.

II see you are paying the hospital expenses of that painter who fell off the roof"
 "Yes. He's too good a man to lose. As he went down he touched up two or three places which would have been very hard to reach."-Louisville Cou- rier-Journal.
The Press., 1911-12-06
Johnnie Knew.

A teacher in an uptown school was giving her small charges a lesson in politeness the other day.
 'Now, when" said she. should you say Excuse me. pleaseT"
 There was moments silence, then q very small boy put up his hand
 "WeIl. Johnnie?"
 "Please. ma'am. you should say 'Ex- cuse me. please when you sneeZe at tn table and don't turn away your head quick enough" ."-Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Press., 1911-12-06
There Was a Goodness.


 Two fashionable Philadelphia women met in Chelsea one morning recently. As they shook hands and stopped to speak Mrs. Brown said to Mrs. Jones, "Thats beautiful hat you are wear ing"
 "Yes, my dear. Isn't it cunningT And I'm so glad you like it. John gave me the money, and I had it imported from Paris"
 Next day little Susie Brown was playing with the Jones girl, and she said, My mother says your mother has an ugly old hat what is her last years lid made up new"
 And when Mir. Brown and Mir. Jones reached mutual friends, hoping to spend the week end together, they found cooness between the faml- lies.-Philadelphia Times
The Press., 1911-12-06
Ennlishnaae-

'I fine you $5.''
 "JndgP. only sassed policeman.s
 "I fine you for foolishness. When there are So many things you could have done why did you select thisY'- Washington Herald.
The Press., 1911-12-06
usuaIIv the Case,

The husband may be boss of his own house, but his wife usually conceaIs the fact from his knowledge until he forgets about it.-St. Louis Post-Di patch.
The Press., 1911-12-06

Making love Is easier than making fortune. but 1t involves greater .hances.-RinR.
The Press., 1911-12-06
The LoaieaI Luna.ie.

A lunatic was in the habit of catch. ing imaginary flies. When asked to explain her strange action she pointed under her cloak and replied, "Tha flies are to feed this mongoose."
 "But there is no mongoose."
 "WelL there are no flies"
The Press., 1911-12-06
FlatterY

"odd thing about fiattery." "WhatT'
 "It makes everybody sick except those who swallow it."-ExchanRe.
The Press., 1911-12-06

So much is man worth as he .e1. teens himself. .-R Rnbelais. ..s
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-14
KUHlO CHARGES
BOTH IGNORANT
AND DISHONEST

Governor Frear this morning with reference to the
kuho charges. The Chief Executive smiled when the subject
was boached and then had the following to say:
i surprised the mdness of the charges after all that
had preceded them The generality of the charges also surprised
me- expected facts and figures The term charges msnome
because they much charges they expression of
opinion to existing conditions.
i appreciate the good things the Delegate said of to my
ability and my good intentions.
As to the of the charges hardly go further than to
that they good example Of non-sequu and that some
of the statements, existing conditions supported
by the facts
Take for instance the statement that the population large
shorter of citizens That and
there other statements that the
THAT all the Objectionable features in existing conditions have
not been eliminated may be true That Utopia has been
tabshed here hardly be attributed the shortcomings of the
governor.
1T generally supposed that ideal conditions do exist any
where and that toward that happy state matter Of
siderable tme and depends upon evolutionary progress
The Prince has been Delegate much longer than have been
governor but apparently he has been unable transform cond
tions the state he thinks they should be that
he has produced program advocated any for
bringing about any such transformation
And the Delegate comedies that the task very delicate and
difficult one and conesses himself unable suggest what should
be done.
Finally the Delegate apparently of the progress
that has been made.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-14
CHINESE REBEL
SUNRISE FLAG
FLYING HERE

Honolulu can today see the Chin
ese revolutionary flag faunted to the
sky in bold challenge to the Manchu
dragon banner, the only symbol until
now honored by the Chinese in the
more than half a century that they
have had colony in Hawaii.
Over the Mendonca block, at Hotel
and Miller streets, the rebel flag is
flying. 1t consists of a red flag with n
blue field in the upper corner, next the
pole, bearing a sun with glistening
white rays. An explanation of the To-
cation of this demonstration of revo-
lutionary sympathy is found in a sign
board on the Hotel street front of the
building, reading, "The Liberty
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-14
CLEAN CULTURE
AGAINST THE FLY

AT the meeting of the Board of
Agriculture that was held this morn
ing, there were present Chairman
Judd and Messrs. Won Holt and Dow
sett.
The Mediterranean fruit fly came
up for discussion, and it was decided
to notify all shippers of pineapples
and bananas that in future HiIo grass
and banana leaves were not to be
used for packing fruit.
A special committee, consisting of
c, S. Judd and J, NJ. Dowsett, was ap-
pointed to start to campaign against
the fruit fly.
w, NJ. Clifford was appointed to IN.
augurate the system of combating the
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-10-14
John J. Sullivan Dies
Suddenly of ApOpIexy

John Joseph Sullivan died suddenly
of apopleXy at 6:15 o'clock this morn
ing in presence of his devoted wife
and daughter and his old-time part.
ner, John Buckley, at the Wilcox
premises, Diamond Head, Waikiki.
Mr.. Sullivan was in town yesterday,
apparently as hale and hearty as ever.
He got up this morning at $50 and
went for a swim, as usual, near Rev.
John Usbornes place below the light
house On his return to the house
Mrs. Sullivan noticed that his face
was purple and asked him what was
the matter. He said he did not know,
but that he felt very weak With this
answer he toppled over into Mrs. Sui
livan's arms and expired before medi
cal aid could reach him. DR.. Hede-
mann. on arrival and examination,
pronounced life extinct and the cause
Of death apopleXy of the heart.
The late Mr. Sullivan was born in
Berehaven, County of Cork, Ireland,
on June "a, 1850, and was therefore
a little past 81 years old. He arrived