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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-07-29
Wreck At DonaIsus, II.

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Davenport, July 28.The condition.
OF two Of the nine people injured In !,
the Milwaukee railroad wreck at Dona.
hue, L.. late yesterday afternoon 10
serious today. George w. 0Sidlestons
OF Des Moines, had his collar bona
crushed and was injured internally. /
Mrs. David Eundsn of Monticello.
Ia, is suffering from badly wrenched
back and nervous breakdown.
Mrs. A. G. Perkins and Leo Perkins
den OF Monticello, John H Hardorf,'
OF Davenport, are in the hospital suf.,
fering from bruises and broken bones.
A refrigerator car OF an accommodate
tion freight Lett the track dragging the
passenger coach with It and turning. u
upside down on tho right Of way.
Engineer Killed.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 2S.-Rail-
road officials and detectives are today
Investigating the wreck Of Chicago
Great Western passenger train No. s,
at Edgewater Junction, Kan, hast
night, in which w. r. Rose, OF Des
Moines, the engineer was killed, and
Fireman Hugo Smith, also Of Des
Moines, probably fatally injured. and
several other persons were injured.
ona seriously.
The officials said the accident 70
suited from the bold work of train
wreckers who LETT switch open after
prying OF the lock- Both Rose and
Smith remained at their posts when
they saw the open switch. Smith
was brought to hospital here.
Both the engine and the baggage car
turned turtle. Rose was pinned under
the overturned locomotive and his
body was horribly mangled.
Only one passenger. Mrs. w. s. Gil
bert OF this city, was seriously injur-
ed Among the others injured were:
A. A. Gehrke, baggageman, Oelwein.
Ia, bruised.
Thomas O'Grady, Des Moines.
bruised.
Robert Jones, negro cook. cut by
glass.
Evening star., 1911-08-12
New Row in Upshur Street.

Building permits were issued this week
TO Harrr Wardman for the construction
q. nineteen six-r3om houses in Upshur
Evening star., 1911-08-12
COPYRIGHTED HOUSE
BASIS OF UNIQUE SUIT
Architect in France Seeks to
Prove infringement of
Design for Facade.
Special Cablegram to The Star.


PARIS. August 1.-THE st-angest
copyright question ever debated came be-
fore Paris court today. when 1t was
asked to decide the controverted copy
right Of house.
An architect at Boulogne-su Seine had
built several apartment houses on a
piece of ground belonging to him. and
had devised an original facade of col
ored bricks. He. at least, considered 1t
original, because when the houses were
finished he had a plate. with an inscrip-
ton, placed on the walls to the effect
that the facade of the house was his
copyright and limitations were prohibited.
Seeing a building in Paris some time
afterward, which had just been COM
pleted, the architect thought that the
facade, which was also of colored bricks.
was nothing but an imitation of his own.
He began lawsuit against the owner
and the architect for infringement of the
copyright laws. but soon afterward he
died His heirs, however, continued the
lawsuit. which has now been decided by
the court.
Three experts were called. They agreed
that the facade of the houses at Bou-
ogne-sur-Seine was peculiar. and might
even be allowed the protection Of the
copyright laws: but, on the other hand.
the house built in Paris was equally
original and there was no proof that
it had been copied from the others. The
architects heirs therefore lost their case
Evening star., 1911-08-12
Advertising Talks
To the Readers of The Star


in
an him to
said she playing
could little
toy
to
INTEREST
he looked his shelves his OPPORTUNITY fairly stared
KNEW ABOUT THEM So
he determined that GIRLS DAY. and then later
such following week he would hold
followed that advertise
bewldeng
all
full miniature
There outfits
to MOTHERS
display
their small
All things
of store
wal
SUCCESS
bought arti
advertised
the
making the busiest days
But WATCH NOW FOR THE BOYS DAY
conclusion
The
the
hat was 10 exclusively a the store =.
smingy into the
that had
beenbr out
Boys Day have become
surrounding They are looked for
This shrewd merchant knew that ne eoSd interest s yuns
While he CONDUCTED an store
advesingof making II SO fu OF human interest
' ~ - Copyright oo by Printers i
Evening star., 1911-08-12
WILL MARK IMPROVEMENT
IN 18TH STREET PROPERTY
New Home of Perpetual Building Associa-
ton to Be Handsome Structure.

mezzanine floor. The interior finish, in
| the offices of the association, will include
| marble title floors, marble wainscot with
side walls and ceiling in ornamental
raneled plaster. All interior woodwork
will be Of ash.
, The second floor will contain a series
of modern Office rooms, while the third
floor will be fitted as lodge room, with
| the necessary anterooms The cellar
which will extend under the entire build
ing, will contain hot-water heating
plant, the vault and storage rooms.
The ground on which the new building
will stand cost SAL 1000 while the building
will cost $4,000. thus making the total
| investment in the improvement in excess
of $4,000. Burgess a. Parsons. builders.
have the contract for the construction Of
the building.
Growth Of Organization.
Sentiment as we'll as availa bility from
the standpoint of business prevailed in the
selection of the location at the corner of
18th and Z streets for the new home OF
the Perpetual Building Association. The
| association was formed in this same
neighborhood in the city more than thirty
years ago. and for the first ten years OF
its existence it's Offices were maintained at
the residence Of it's then treasurer, John
Cook, on 18th street near G street north
west. In 1889 the association moved into
it's present offices at sos 11th street, and
since all of its 5000 members are now
thoroughly accustomed to coming to this
part of the city In the transaction of their
business with the association, 1t was
deemed advisable in selecting the new site
| to choose the available property only two
doors away, at the corner of 18th and
E streets.
At the first annual meeting of the share
holders of the Perpetual Building Associa-
| tion in November, 1882. the entire assets
and resources of the organization
amounted to S2s.O00. At the annual meet
| ing eleven years afterward the assets and
resources were shown to have passed the
million mark. and six years after that the
| two million-mark was passed At the las,
annual meeting the assets and resources
were shown to be $o,975, 461.I IS. and If a
| statement Here to be prepared at the
present time the grand total would be vel
above S3,000G0O.
/ OF the present officers of the associa
ton, Charles F. Benjamin, president; VIII
| liam r. Seville vice president. and {
| Bankes Brookes and William r. Hillyel
of the board of directors, have been Of
Evening star., 1911-08-12

After conducting its business for twenty
one years continuously in the building at
5O6 11th street northwest, the Perpetual
Building Association is arranging its al
fairs with view to moving into its new
home, now in course of construction at
the corner of 18th and f streets north
west. officers Of the association declared
only this week that the organization has
far outgrown its present quarters, ana
contemplated expansions along several
lines will be held in allegiance until the
new home is finished and facilities are at
hand to care for increases in business.
Work on the new structure is being push
ed rapidly, and it is hoped 1t will be COM
pleted and ready for occupancy before
the end Of the year
Plans for the new Offices OF the Per-
petual Building Association were pre-
pared by Speiden & Speiden. architects
and although the working drawings long
ago were finished and in the hands of the
builders, the architects only this week
prepared a water-color sketch showing
how the building in its completed form
will appear. From this drawing 1t is OBJ
vious the new structure not only Will be
one of the finest in its class in the city,
but that 1t will be a decided ornament ar
chitecturally to this section Of 11th street.
Finished in Indiana Limestone.
The building will have a frontage OF
thirty feet on 18th street and a frontage
Of seventy feet on E street 1t will be
three stories in height. Its exterior finish
will be of Indiana limestone through the
first story, and of light impervious brick.
with stone trimmings. through the second
and third stories. The entrance doors
will be of bronze. The entire first floor
and the stairways will be of fireproof con-
struction
| All of the first floor of the structure will
be given over to the Offices of the associa-
ton. with large directors room on the
Evening star., 1911-08-12
DR.. H. w. Jones Buys Home.

One of the three-story brick dwellings
on Goth street at the Park road entrance
to Rock Creek Park has been sold Tor
Middaugh G. Shannon, Inc. through their
selling agents, Shannon G. Luchs, to DR..
Harold w. Jones, who will occupy the
property as his home. 1t Is No. 3S2i
Goth street and was built from plans
prepared by Claughton West. 1t con-
tains ten rooms. three baths. shower
baths, fireess cookers and hot-water
heaters. The consideration in the trans
action was $3.50.
Evening star., 1911-08-12
Buys for Investment.

Mrs Eva P. Eldridge has purchased
the nine-room dwelling at 1919 Franklin
street, South Brookland. y. c., from
Frank Z. Meyers. The house Is practi-
cally new and we'll located in a grove OF
pine trees on a bluff overlooking the
Soldiers Home The dwelling stands in
a lot * feet front by 150 feet deep. Mrs
Eldridge will hold the property as an
investment.
Evening star., 1911-08-12
Building Twenty Houses.

With force of laborers on the ground.
digging the foundations. James A. Cahiil
and .. j. Dcnigan this week entered upon
the construction of row of twenty
houses on the north side of Kibourne
street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets. The property. which was acquired
by the builders cnly a few days ago, has
a frontage on Kilbourne street Of 365 feet.
and the tract has an even depth of lOo
feet to a paved alley. The entire opera
ton will involve an investment Of more
ali n 10000.
Evening star., 1911-08-12

corner Of 1st place and Oregon avenue,
containing about 1000 square feet.
To Theodore Tiller. two lots facins
Blair road and Longfellow street.
To o. E. Camp, three lots at the corner
Of North Capitol and Kennedy streets,
on which he Will erect a bungalow.
1t Is expected the Sd street car line,
ton about August %.
Evening star., 1911-08-12
5 NORTHWEST, AS

ficers of the organization ever since it
was formed The other officers are: Henry
c. Espey, treasurer; Roger T. Mitchell,
secretary. and James Berry, George
Wright. Arthur Carr and William Mex.
Clayton, directors.
Evening star., 1911-08-12

street between 7th and Sth streets north
west, and he entered Immediately upon
the building work. The houees will be
Of red brick with stone trimmings and
will have front and rear porches Hard
wood will be used In the interior finish,
and the houses will be wired for electric
lighting. The houses will be placed on
the market about November IT, and they
will be sold at about 81 $50 each
Evening star., 1911-08-12
SEVERAL LOTS SOLD.
Summary of Transactions of Week
in Chillum Castle Heights.

During the past week the following
sales have been made at Chillum Castle
Heights:
To Or. Otis Elzey. two lots At the
corner Of ist street and Oregon avenue.
on which he anticipates building two
story house.
% Samuel TucAer. two lots at the
Evening star., 1911-08-12

Miss Eocksey-But. papa, George is a
Woodworking young man.
Old Eocksey-That's II. exactly The
man I wish w., - -, ~ i.ur. he able to
make none. aiheut .>rkns life
Evening star., 1911-08-12
TO BUILD FORTY HOUSES
Of POURED CONCRETE
Local Firm Secures Contract
in Mining Town Near
Scranton, Pa.

The Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern railroad has just placed a contract
with the Morrill, Molds Corporation of
Washington for forty model dwellings OF
poured concrete near Scranton, Pa \
whole village of these new types of homes
is to be erected for the operatives of the
great anthracite mines in this section.
The railroad company. before adopt
ing the poured houses for its develop
ment, made a thorough investigation Of
all model systems of home building, and
chose the poured house, because it affords
freproof, sanitary structure, which Is
cool In summer, warm in winter and
which can be built at the cost of u frame
house.
Will Use Novel System.
This new cement town will be con-
structed by a novel system. railroad
track will be laid around the whole group
of buildings. A mixing plant will be
mounted upon fiat car with an elevator
for hoisting concrete. and from the top
of this elevator spouts will carry the con-
crete into the steel forms, placed around
the walls and partitions. A carload of
cement, sand and cnders will be attached
to the mixing train. and the train VIII
move from house to house the pour
ing progresses. The mixture, being made
up Of cinders, sand and cement employs
the waste product from the burned culm
piles which adjoin the mines.
In the center of the group of buildings
will be lawn or garden. about 600 feet
in length.
Plans for the entire group of buildings
have been prepared by Milton Dana Nor
rill. inventor of the system OF molds
which makes the poured house possible.
Adjoining this group of dwellings and
on a high plateau will be located a
group OF bungalows for the superin-
tendent of the mines and his assistants.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
DOpiSi.
Zahvala in potrdilo.
strah 4!

TEN potion sc zahvaljujemo in
p~otrjujemo prejem svote $14.75,
katero je nabral Jurij Vercic med
clanu soc. klub "Zmaga" in ella
nj druStva st. II. S. S. p. u. v
Cumberlandu, Wyo. Darovali so
sledeGi:
Jurij Vrcic $500: Tom Felix,
Frank Klauzer, Andrea Peternel
in John Kobler pc 800; Frank
Kobler, Ignatz MarinGiG, Jos. Sc.
var, Frank Jeram, John KrziSnik,
Luka Miklaucic, Andrei Fortuna
GaliciG, Joseph Gali6iG, Bartol
Even, Anton Shifrar, Mihael
Tanchar. John Shefrar in Joe ST
ter pc scot. Bartal Prehel, Mar
tin Fanich, John Coricny, Peter
Petrik, Leon Lab, Joe ZOtkoskyi
in John Jarc pc p centov. Vsim
darOvalcem Sc srGno zahvaljuje-
mo, ker so sc spominuli mas V ma
Sih najbritkejSih dnevih zalostnc
osode V Westmorland Co. Pa.
Omenjeni dar smo prejeli oh
zacetku meseca decembra in ie bill
obiavljen V ). stew. Glas S. Ian.
skega leta.
NovoSti nimam porocati ker po.
lozaj je tax, kot pred meseci. Am.
pax ako bodo Strajkarii Sc naprei
ustrajali in slozni med seboj pro.
ii kapitalistom. bono Sc kmalu
greli pod zazeljcnim solncem v
Westmoreland Co. V P~ennsylva.
Mil, kamor dosedai Sc nj posveti.
la prava luG, pac repatice V obi,
Xxi cepcev V rokah dosedaj vsemo.
gocnega premnogovega barona.
: bratskim pozdravom.
John Mlakar.
John Batch,
Laurenc Sturm.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

omenjamo drugih - vidi "stra-
hove, temu re manjka dobra
porcijo pameti.
LIE brez skrbi sodrugi pri
"Radnicki Strait. Pustite de-
nuncijante, POOLE duse, maj Sc
smeSijo, in 81 grizejo monte. Ma
pref ma delo "a socializem! z va
mi je YES zavedni jugoslovanski
proletarijat in sploh zavedni pro-
letarijat cele Amerike.
Priporocamo sodrugom, da agi-
tirajo "a vrlo "Radnicko Strazo"
povsod kjer pridejo dotiko S
hrvatskimi delavci. Strife "Stra-
20" kakor Strife "Proletarca."
In obenem Strife 'Narodni Glas',
srbski socialisticni list. S krepko
a~gitacijo "a naSe jugoslovansko
delavsko casopisje skovali 81 boz
mo mogocno orozje roper vse ma
Sc nasprotnike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

Sygan. Pa, February 10, 1911.
CenJ. u~redniStvo "PrOletarecl'
Prosim, blagovolite objaviti sle-
dece: Nabi Sc vse tukajSne roja-
Ike In delavce druge narodnosti.
da Sc udeleze zabavnega veGera.
XII ga priredi Soc. klub "NIladi
Nrh' dine 81. ~sveGana zvecer. Pc.
setil mas bode sodr. w. A. Jakobs
soc. kandidat "a governerja drza-
We Wisconsin pri zadnjih VOLT.
yah. ki je ma obisku po Allegheny
County. Toraj ma omenjeni veGer
Sc nudi prilika z~avednemu delav.
stvu, da sliSi plemeniti govor ne
vs%traSnega boritelja "a pravicno
stvar. Vstop prost.
Ia socialism
Louis Glazer, (tainik.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
RUvANJE.

Vladni naselniSki urad V Chi
cagu, pri ktcrem je usluzben tudi
Jcden Hrvat. ie uvedcl nekakSno
prelskavo' prot bratskemu
nam listu "RadniGka STRATA.
glasilu hrvatSkih sodrugov. oziro-
ma prot par sodrugom okrog te-
ga lista. Nekdo, ali veG nekterih.
XII bi sodruge okrog "Straze"
najrajsi kar 1--WE pohrustali, Sc
Je p~osluzilo poole denuncijacije
radi clanka "Taftova poslanica".
kteri je izsel meseca decembra m.
]. v Rad. Strait. Toda ako nj
nlcesar drugega kakor tisti cla-
mex, kar je dalo povod denuncija-
ciji in ''preiskavi'', tedaj Sc So
drugi pri Rad. Strait" lahko
smejejo in brijejo NORGE IL "pre.
iskovalcev" in denunciiantov.
kdor V doticnem clanku. eegar
slicno vsebino so prinesli vsi an.
gleski socialisticni listi da ne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14
Chisholm, MINI.
Malta PetrovGiG.

Bravo. sodrugi Chicago! =
Zcpetno slavnostno Stevilko ''Pro-
%letarca' ma l. mainika! Hurej!
Iako Je pray, kajti to je potreb-
no.
ZadnJa petletniska Stevilka je
vsebovala krasno Gtivo; mic bo-
lJega "a agitacijo. Me cudnega
nj bilo, ce je bill odziv ogromen.
Lahko sc misli, Ola .ie V marsika-
teri CLAW eksplodiralo, ko ga je
pazljivo precital.
Resnica je, kakor je pisal pred
kratkem sodr. Geo Sv., da mnogo
lJudi misli, da so socialist kaki
zlobni ljudje z rdeGimi kapami, a
so lie zavedni delavci, katerim bi
Sc moral pridruziti vsak trezno-
mislet clovek ma svetu. XII 81 sluzzi
vsakdanji kruh S svoiimi rokami.
Seveda. dokler stranka nj mo-
cna' tudl ne more boievati boja
tako uspeSno, kakor %sicer: toda
vrste raste.jo cd dine do dine: ce-
dale vetja je in moGnejSa.
Slovenski delavec. gle.i. da pri-
StopiS V socijalisticen klub pow
sod, kjer obstoji. &c ga pa nj,
MAJ Sc ga pa osnu.je.
Tudi ma Chisholm imamo so.
ciJalistieni klub. Seize Sc vrSe vsa-
ko drugo nedeljo pri Lovrenc
f'askovanu. Pristopnina .ic p ct.
Jugoslovanski delavci mai pod
plraJo svoje delavsko casopisje in
svoJo delavsko sociialisticno
stranko.
honecno pozdravljam vse pro-
letarce. tebi mas uGitelj "Proleta-
rec pa zelim, Ola pridobis do l.
maJnika vsaj 5000 narocnikov.
j. X.
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Cleveland, Ohio.
VZdramite sc vi su5ni;

Iakaj hi bio z~ivljenje ma sve
tn cas- veselja in uzivania "a mex
tere, in cas- trpljenja in pomanj-
kama "a drugeY Zakaj mai velika
veclna ljudstva. XII ustvarja bo-
gastvo. trpi bedo in pomanjkanie.
med;em ko nekteri Five V razkos-
III IN obilnosti? To :ie vprasanie.
ktero nam daie razmiSliati in KITE.
70 nam nehote sill pred oGi dan
"a dnem.
Ali nj tenn odpomoGi? Ali lie TO
mogoce zakon narave. da maniSi-
ma viva vse dobrote katere i'm
Svet nuditi more. medtcm. ko We
Ilka vecina liudstva. ktera vstvar-
ia vse to bogastvo. trpi in gleda
$ strahom. kaj il prinese iutrai-
I'M dam To tudi gotovo nj VOLTA
omega, kteri ie pred 2OOO lett neil
pravico in ljubezcn do svoiepa
hilznJega. Ne, gotovo ne! Vsega
tega smo 81 krivi sami, ker Sc ne
zavedamo. da vse bogastvo. KITE
ro obstoji, spada lie onemu. koii
ga Je vstvaril. Zadovolini smo S
tem' kar dobimo in Sc ne vprasa,
mo, kaj bi moral dobiti.
Ncaslh nam STEER pride ma mi
sell da Sc nam godi krivica, da
smo izkoriscani in zatirani. toda
da bi poiskali vzroke teh krivic
IN poskusali to zlo ~odpraviti. te-
ga Sc nismo upali.
Delavci, tovarisi! Tako ne SINE
iii dale! Dovolj smo ustvarili
bogastva, mnogo smo pretrpeli s
svojimi zuljavimi rokami. Mi smo
ustvarili vse, kar je danes ma ave.
tn. Napravili smo zeleznice, da
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ski. Slovenci sezite po socialistiG-
mem ctivu, da TEN preje pridete
do spoznanja, da socialism po-
meni pogibelj Ia vas.
Strah jih. je! Ia to tudi tega
ne priporocajo, marvec prihaiajo
Z obrekovanjem in lazjo in dovo-
lilo narodu citati lie to, kar spo-
znajo, da bo neslo MIN.
Socialist ~vstajamo, a vas je
strah
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-02-14

Sc zamorejo nekateri voz;t;
kratek cas-. Napravili smo 81 vail
kanske stroje in tovarne, v kte,;h .
Sc mucimo dan IA dnem; izgubl;.'
mo svoJo moe in zdravie, cato. A,
81 nekteri Stejejo velikanske oh
resti in prirejajo razne poied;ns
in orgije, kterih stroSki znasa;o
navadno wee tisoc dolarjev. Pr.
stavili smo ogromne in dragocena
palace "a nase izkoriscevalce
medtem ko mi prebivamo v sla.
bin in nezdravih stanovaniih. Ia
preiskali In prevrtali smo celo
zemljo, da spravimo ma dan piens
skrite zaklade, ne glede ma ne.
varno delo, ktero zahteva tisocs
zrtev vsako leto. Ali tudi tuksi
pride ~pozresni kapitalizem, kteri
81 lasti pravico do zemlje in vse.
ga njenega %bogastva. Mic mu nj
"a clovesko zivljenje, ali "a deset
kot "a sto zivljenj, samo da on
dobiva svoje milijone denaria
poskroplJenega S potion in krvio
nezavednega delavstva. Nase zene
in sestre nam je wei in Jill prisi.
hi delati V zakajenih tovarnah "a
sramotno nizko place, medtem ko
Je cele Gete zdravih in sposobnih
MOI brez della, Same cato, da Sc
zamOrejO njihOve zene in hGere
voziti V dragih automobilih in
prirejati poroke in razporoke "a
zabavo. Da, cello mladino .je ugra-
bill IL sol pri desetih in dvanaistih
letih. da il tako odvzame priliko
do izobrazbe in jo priuci re V
mladih letih, da delavcu je DO
trebnO samo dvoje: MolGi in de.
laj.
Delavci, sodrugi! Gas je re. da
zacnemo premiSljati. kako hi Sc
dalo to zlo odpraviti. Pridruzimo
Sc razredno zavednemu delavstvu
in zahtevajmo svoiih pravic. e.
tajmO sOcialisticne knjige in case
pise, da Sc stem poduGimo V vaz-
nth, politiGnih in ekonomicnih
vpraSanjih. Ne posluSa.jmo onih.
kteri pravijo. da .ie sociializem
brezdomovinski. Kje pa imamo
domovino? Koliko pa .ie nasega
in kje? Well SO nam pravico do
zemlJe, pravico do vode in ako Sc
kmalo ne zbudimo, vzameio nam
pravico tudi do zraka, kterega
dihamO. Torej domovino 81 mora
mo sele pridobiti. Pridobiti Sc pa
ne da nicesar brez boja in della.
Ne glejmo ma zapreke. ktere Sc
nam bOdo stavile. Pred ocmi nam
bodi samo cilj, da napravimo Slo-
veSko druzbo tako. da ne DO xiv.
IJenje cas- veselia in uzivania "a
nekatere. ter cas- trpljenja in skr.
bi "a druge.
Malta PetrovGiG.