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New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
BRONxVIlIE.

The delightful spring weather OF the last
week has worked a transformation in the
fields and woods of Westchester County.
Largely due to these attractions an un-
usual number of dinner parties have been
given at the Hotel Gramatan, Lawrence
Park. Arthur Flynn, Mrs. II. r. Charlton.
Of Bronxville, n. Y: Mrs. z. NJ. Delamater
and Mrs. G. l.. Hoppenstedt are among
those who have entertained at the Hotel
cramatan.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30

began his military life in the 18th Rcgi-
ment in the early sos ard was a captain.
Company g will arrange a twelve mile run
ling contest i'm the armory between Shrubh
and Queal.
There will be no proceedings against
General McCoskrey Butt for his alleged
criticisms of General George Moore Smith
in public. IL would. it is said be disagree
able to a number of officers to appear as
witnesses. and the expense OF court
would be large. and military funds at pres
ent are low General Smith. It is also un-
derstood, does not care to bother with any
charges.
The staff OF Brigadier General George
Moore Smith, commanding the First Bri-
gade. has presented him a handsome silver
vase in celebration o. the completion OF
his fifty years OF continuous service I'm the
national guard. The presentation came as
a surprise at dinner rendered the general
few nights ago by his stan. all Of whom
were present except Captain II. II. Rogers.
who is ILL., on the front Of the vase is the
coat Of arms of the state. in gold. and
below IL Is the inscription that the pres
ent. .tion was made In commemoration OF
his ifty years of continuous service. ON
the reverse side of the va"e are the names
of the staff General Smith Joined the
guard as "A private of Company b OF the
1th Regiment on April %. 1861. He served
in the civil War with the eth during It's
three tours Of duty.
State decorations for long and faithful
service have been awarded TO the following
members Of the Sth Regiment Captain r.
r, Acker. for twenty-five years: Principal
Musician T.. ]. \ Nolan and Drum MAYOR
f. W. McKeeyer, for fifteen years. Cap
tain II. c. Alden. Sergeants j. w. Walsh
and Il. ]. McKane and Private j. V. ed.
wards. for ten years.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
LABOR LEADER ARRESTED.

Charged with wilfully and maliciously
placing explosives within the Llewellyr
Iron Works. at Los Angeles, for th~ pur-
pose Of destroying life and property. John
J. Mcnamara, secretary-treasurer OF th'
International Bridge and Structural lror
Workers Association. was arrested in In
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
On Me Z3onAzluuAE

prize for the lodge having the greatest
number OF women In line when tho
annual demonstration of the lodges takes
place on the fourth day of the convention,
and another prize for the lodge which
brings the largest number OF women to the
reunion.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
ARBITRATION WELCOMED.

at the Anglo American arbitration
meeting held in London Mr.. Asquith
and Mr. Balfour seconded a resolution
which welcomed the proposal of the Presi-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

President Taft sent TO the Senate noni-
nations carrying into effect several changes
recently announced in the diplomatic
service They included the following:
Henry s Boutell, of Illinois, as Min
New-York tribune., 1911-04-30
AGAINST SOUTHERN PACIFIC.

Federal Judge Charles f. wolverton de
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

like. plaza pa vslcd pritiska, maj
hna.
Ma Ia nacin dobe delavci le ma
Ii del cd tcga. kar proizva.iajo;
kapitalisti dobe vse ostalo V obi
Xxi profita. Stanarinc in obresti.
Med TEN. ko live delavci V po-
m%anjkanju. pa 81 kapitalisti ku-
pitljo ogromna bogaStva. Take
yidimo ma eni strani miI.jone ne
posrdujocih proletarcev, ma drugi
strani pa peScico multimilijonar-
iev. Xxi 1--WE V razkosju.
To govori iasno dovolj. zakaj
jc tolika vecina Y pomanjkanju.
yzlic tcmu. da Sc ic l. modcrnimi
pripomocki pridclalo dovol.i IA
vSc.
Da je vccina liudii siroma>nih.
toroj nj yzrok. kcr Sc dovoli ne
prdrla. ampak. ker Sc pridelano
bogaStyo ne enakomcrno deli.
Moderna veda nam .ie omogoGi-
la. da Sc lahko pridela zivlienskih
potrcb "a vse ljudstvo. Toda ker
So kapitalisti dobili Y roke kon-
trolo mad proizvajalnimi srcdstvi.
To 50 stroll. rudniki. zeleznice it'd.
SO ySc tako urcdili. da Sc VISA do
bra cudodelnih industriiclnih H.
naidb i'll naprav. stekajo lc Nth
prid. Il drugimi bcScdami reGeno:
kapitalisti pustc proizvajati le "a
syoi profit. Pc profitu .ic umer-
jena Ncdania Glovc<ka druzba. -
dclo kapitalizma. Ce ie otrocic
dclo dobickanosno. Sc upelie otro-
cjc Iclo. &c Sc izplaca delo cez
uro. sc upclic delo cez uro. &c ie
ccncic i~zvrScvati dclo V nczdravi
d%cIavnici. tedai Sc della V taxi de-
lavnici. &c st varnostnc napravc
y podictiu zvczane 5 stroSki. pla-
ca stroSke dclavstvo.
V kapitalisticni druzbi nj mic
svctciScga cd profita,
Scmtertie Sc zgodi. da kakscn
dclodajalcc prcglcda Y knrist de-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

S"daJ Smo ravno Y zaGetku Dodge
ga, trdcga della in boja; pred ma
mi je Sc nedOgledna pot. ktere eli
mas Spodbuja. la grcmo napre.j.
Ibuditi moramo delavce k zavesti
njihove veljave. UGiti Jill mora
mo, maj ~vzgaiaio Svoie zaoStale
tovariSe, kakor najbolje morejo
in znajo.
Posebno lcnc. Xxi moraio nositi
dvoini dclcz trplicnja in krivicc
kapitaliStiGncga siStcma. moramo
nagovarjati, da postancio naSc
Sodrugin.jc - enake V vsakem o.
ziru Z mOSkimi.
ker ie zcna pod kapitalisticnim
Sistcmom naiholj prizadeta. ina
pritakoyati tudi najvec cd SCOTIA
LIMA.
Socialist moramo delavce or
ga%nizirati. da nam DO mogoGc
k%ontrolirati kraicvnc. drzavne in
zvezno poStavodaio, da bo kot ia
ko vstanu kontrolirati krajevnc.
drlavne in zvczno gospodarstvo.
\aSa dolIuoNt .ic priIgati V VISA
clOVc>ka Srca - ne gledc kakO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
PrirOda Sc klOni clOVeSki Volt,

PrviG Y zgodovini c~loveStva
nam je mogoce proizvajati dovolj
hrane. obleke in stanovanja "a
tloveSke potrebe. Prvic Y zgodo-
vini lahko odgrnemo cd vsacega
~cloveSvcga srca. phase skrbi. "a
cloveSke potrebe.
V prviG. cd kar je pricela doba
moza. nj vstanu ponuditi sleher-
MENU clovcku proSti cas- in prili-
ko "a zivljenje. V ktcrem Sc zamo-
re razvijati svobodnO.
lmamo znanStveno in materijel-
no podlago IA blazcno civilizaci-
10, - tOda. kakSne vrSte civiliza-
eliza je tO?-
V stanu smo proizvaiati dovoli
"a vse, a vendar Jill ie ma milione.
Xxi trpe pomanjkanje in bcdo.
Lahko nam je zasigurati mir in
neodvisnost IA vse. a vile temu
vlada povSod boz in skrb IN OBJ
Stanek.
Lahko nam je preskrbeti "a
vsacega posameznika prilicno de-
10, zabave. izobrazbe it'd. a ven
dar je vecina nash %tovariSev owl
ranlh in poncumncnih; clovcSki
zobjc so V ncGloveSkem %stroju.
cen ktercga nimajo nobene kon-
trole.
Cd KIDD prihaja ia nenavad-
most?
V druzbi zivimo, Xxi vscbujc 81
stem kapitalisti6ncga proizvajan-
ia!
SrcdStva "a proizvajanje, to so
stroll. tovarne. aeleznice, skladiS-
"a in shrambe. rudniki, gozdi in
: naravna bOgastva so izkljuG-
no Y kapitalistiGnih rokah. VISA ia
SrcJstva pa morajo delavci rabi-
Il. da jim ic mogocc ziveti. Nsled
tcga moraio kapitaliSte praSati "a
dclo. ker .ie pa ma strani vedno
yclika armada brc2poSrlnih. cello
v casu najvecjc 'prosperitete >.
IT, tckmovanje IA dobavo della We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

lavcev. toda navadno ie busi-
ness - business"
Ma delavcc Sc gleda lie kot ma
sredstva IA proizvajanje, kot n.
pr. ma stroje, Xxi imaio nositi dobi-
eek.
Ma ia nacin smo prisli tako da-
lee. ia je zaGctku d~vajsetega
s]t"lctja. ko ie vcda pripomogla V
toliko. da ic mogoGe zaSigurati
srccno zivljenic "a vse. milionc
ljudi pomanjkanju in bedi. De
lavstvo je suzenj peScici kapitali-
stov. Xxi so oSredotoGili in 81 osvo-
Jill Use dobrotc, Xxi Jill .ie ~ustvarilo
~GloVc>tvo V s~toletiih ncumOrnega
della in napredka.
Toda suzcniStvo .ie rodilo cd
por. Nede naprcdujcio. in tako 81
Je delavstvo ustvarilo svojo -
SociialiStiGno Stranko. da otme
]cloycitvo IL kapitalistiGne sumo
Sti in mu podari sad nic@ove"a
della naZaj.
Naloga socijalisticne strankc
jc. zaSigurati vsemu liudstvu IL
godnosti. ktere .ie do sedai uzival
edino kapitalisticni razred.
Socijalisticna stranka stoii ma
staIiStu industrijelne. gospodars-
Ike demokracijc, kicr Sc bo proiz-
vajalo Y dobro vsch. mesto "a pri-
vatni profit. Ona zavzcma stalls
Ge taccga goSpodarskcga siStcma
kicr bo imelo G|lovcStvo ceno pred
vSom drugcm: kjcr be- blagoStan-
jc dcIavcev prva zadeva. kjcr DO
dclaycc dobil polno p%lacilo IN Svo-
ie dclO.
V kratkem: socialistiGna stran.
ka Jc Ntranka goSpodarSkc demo
kraciic, Xxi stoii ma s%taliSGu. da
imaio biti Glani druzbe sodelavci.
4 cnaEimi pravicami in dolznosti-
mi do uravnavc druzabnih dobcr
in della.
Toda ureSniGenic sociialnc de.
~m"krarijc ne BIO priSlo Gcz noe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
QC
Y

morda prOteStiral, toda on tega
ne bo rckel; povedal ii DO, da 81
proSt kot ptiG V zraku, in to tie
spet p%otolazi. Sal tudi sem - hos
rekel - svoboden sen ce mi
nj pray pri gospodarju, pa grem.
Ono. Kan pa gre>? All ne k dru-
gemu gospodarju. trctjcmu in ce
trtcmu! In kakor ic pri icdncm,
tako pri drugem. Go>podaria mo-
raS imeti. hodi kamor hotcS. ako
noccS giadu poginiti. ali ako niSi
sam gospodar mad drugimi. Priia-
tell, svobode nj. Suzenj 81, dasirav
no ii poyedo. ola danes mi wee Su-
lnosti. Nckdaj So goSpodarji sa-
mi iskali SuInjcv in jill prujaiali:
danes jc pa ravno narohc: ~>uznji
- delavci - iStejo goSpodariev
in Sc jim SAM prodaiajo. V
SocialistiGm druzbi bo vsak dcia-
G sam syoj %goSpodar. Rabbi hos
maIineriio ali obiclaval zcmljo.
Xxi bo last cylc druzbc. Kar pride
las ali izdclaS. IIo bo druzbi. a V
@poyracilo dobi> naprnm drulabni
yrcdnoSti Svojega produkta vse,
cesar hos potreboval. Delal in
p~roizyaial hos Ease. Idrami Sc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

voJa Sploh, dokazuje sledeGi slu-
cal: 10 So je organiziral trust IA
stekIcne Sipc, hotel je kar V encm
dneyu kontroiiratl YES iZdelck t.
vrstc Y deZcli. Da pref doscze svoj
namen, je trust PARENTAL prot vi
soki najcmnini petnajst fabrik "a
izdcIovanje steklenih sip in Jill
Iaprl, Same da hi ne konkuriralc
L MIN L izdelki. Pomislite - pet
naJ>t fabrik. ktcre so popre.j 5
polmm parom ~proizvajale stcklo
in dajalc zaslulka tiSocerim de
laycem, j. morale potiyati, Same
/ato, da jc bio mani stckla Ma
trgu in da je zamogel omenjeni
trust laglic prodati Svoj izdclcl,
"a visoko ceno. In trust jc placal
100000 letncga renta "a poGiva-
jotc tovarnc. Ma stotine slicnih
%>lucajcv bi Sc lahko naStcli. -
kapitalizcm tudi ovira napredek
s. moderni tehniki. Ma stotine vaZ-
nth in koriS,nih patentov - razne
ma.inc it'd. - zaspi vsako lcto Y
lyczincm uradU IA registroyanie
patentov V Washington .samo IA
to ker Sc kapitaliSti bojijo. da bi
reyoiucionirali taalioni naGin go
,podarStya ali proizvaianja in Jill
pripraNili oh profit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
Prof. J. G. Kennedey.
(clan vseuciliSGne fakuitete
V Chicago

V dobi zadnjih 100 let je sle-
dill V proizvajanju cloveSkega de-
la, ogromen napredek. Veda Sc je
r%azvila in je sluzila vsem fazam
moderne industrije.
Slim stroll ma paro in elektri-
ko so nadomeStili navadne roche
delavce; z~eleznica je spodrinila
tovorne vozov in druga prevozna
Sredstva. napredovalo je umetno
poljedelstvo in pomnozilo sadove,
H Jih rodi zemlja.
Derece vodc so postale ugnane
sluzabnicc strojevodii pustinje
so v%zscyele pc umetni namaki in
vse zdruzene ali posamezne
raStoce sic v tisoccrih razlicnih
obhkah. cakaio zapoycdi in roke
kcmika.
70 tezkih lctih neycdnosti in
pra%noy"rja. ohupu in boju bo-
JAM in lakoti. ic c~loveStvo kone-
emo vcndar postalo moister svoiih
Kramer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

Je, da Je umrljivost ravno med de-
lavsklml Sloj; %najycGia: zlasti ma
raSca umrlJivost med otroci. De-
IaVcl Y industriji cemcnta umira-
Jo kar ma debelo IA jctiko. V chi
kaSkh klavnicah je pc zatrdilu
zdraynikov najmanj 10000 DELAY
ceH IN delavk jetitnih. - kolikor
kapltalizem delavcev pocasi ne
uSmru potion dolgcga delavnika,
nlzklh plat in nezdravih delavnic.
Jlh pa direktno pohabi in pobiie
potion pomanjkanja y~arnostnih
naprav pri dclu Okrug tritisoc
rudarJcV jc ranjenih in ubitih vsa-
10 leto Y amcriSkih ruduikih in
prcmogokopih. Zeleznice so zad-
nJ'h dvajsetih letih pohabile in
usmrtiIe poldrugi million oseb.
/vczini bureau ~ dclo domneva.
ia jc V Zdr. drzavah vsako leto
Srnih nl.ron d,.a mH;nna L"i;
altman; rnhitih ~ nah,hiam%
tn 49, S,ra:na sto,';Ild| 49,
;o do Eanitoli,am
risk E~,ri,,Eznm mnr;4"n,S;
LeIoy,er -. doLa,o =. lanasmii ~
Justri;i nr.l,;, h.,ham~.a Gram
i. IipIi ,..h ,.,;nah 81 nam,i
y.go ,.oa,y;na 10 JaLa
Kapitaiizem ovira %izobrazbo.
Kliub tcmu. da ie Solstyo danes
ze ma visoki stopinii in da So lite
ratura mnozi b. ncznansko hitrost-
10. y,udar med liudstvom. z.asti
med dclayStyom ~ nj tiste izob-
razbe 'akor>na hi morala biti pod
lantmi pogoii. Odgovoren ie ma
rayno kapltalizcm. Otroci prole-
tarcrv komai da ;lyrse liudsko
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

Kapitalisti svoji nebrzdani
gonji "a profitom gazijo vse. kar
Iloveka mill, blazi in mu daje Glo-
yeski ponos. Stroke maSe delav-
cev, p~riklenjene ma milost i'll ne
milost kapitalistov, sc smatrajo "a
del maSinerije, Xxi Sc rabi lie toliko
casa. dOkler Sc ne obrabi, nakar
Sc vrze ma kup stare Sare. Tako-
zvana civilizacija, kolikor Sc ma
nifestira, poGrni barbarizma ka-
kor nitro pride V dotiko $ prof
tolovom. Kapitalizem zavraGa in
ovira vsak napredek, Xxi bi pow
zdignil cloveka duSevno. moralno
ali fizicno. Kapitalizem pozna sa-
mo jeden napredek - napredek
profita.
Kapitalizem unicuje zdravlje.
Zdrav>tveno Stanje delavca V
Ameriki je V splosnem uprav
Skandalozno. ZaStonj 50 vsi napo-
ri Humanitarian organizacij in po-
Samenikov, ktcri Sc trudijo. da hi
vpeliali koriStne reforme V pri-
log zdravlja, ko pa kapitalizem
potlaGi vse sproti. Zdravlje delav-
ca ne u%nicujejo Same zaduhle in
smrdeGe tvornice i'll nezracni rud-
niki, u%nituje ga tudi nizka plaza
in dolg delavnik. tako da delavec
nina Srcdstev nit casa. da hi skr-
bel IA zdravO telo.
Moderna zdraVniSka veda pri-
porota vSakemu. kdor hotc biti
perfekmo Zdrav. da Sc mora do
wolf krctati IA Svezem zraku. ogi-
bait zaduhhh in nezracnih presto
ROY in predvScm ia Sc mora ODD
marati najmani jedcn dan Y ted
nu. Ali ie mogoGe TO Storiti %
tim dclavcem izmcd sto. kteri ga
raJo pc deSet 10 dvanaiSt ur. da
jim pokajo kite in kosti. y tyor-
micah in rUdmikih? Ali Sc mai de-
lavec naskrka sveiega zraka Y
smrdeti fabriki. ktere nikdar ne
zratijo - Y zaGuhlem rudniku.
kjer ie ventilacija neznana stvar
In ali maj delavec Pc koncanem
delu pokrepGa svoja pliuca ma
Svczem zraku, ko pa hiti truden
domoy. da 81 naspi i'll zbcre moci
"a drugi dan? Nj mogoce. Delavec
mora izpoStavliati Svoie zdravlje
in tudi >voje iivlienjc "a profit
kapitalistov. Nezdrava hrana in
nczdrava stanovauia kot posledi-
ca nizkih pla: 50 nadalini vzrok
mnogoitcyiluih bolrzni med lie
IavStvom. Rolrhrn in tele>uo iztr-
pan deIavec ;udi ne more vlgojiti
zdravih otrok. StatiStika dokaZu-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03
A. M. Lewis, p%opularen socijali-
sticen predavatelj V Garrick gle
diSCu V Chicago.
Notwithstanding I ,. str

(Nadalievanie 2 .. STR
ma kteri so BESIDE: svoboda, jed
nakoSt in bratStyo, Karl Marks
pravi: Delavci nimajo niGesar
zgubiti. pridobe pa lahko eel
svet."
v Ia namen smo ustanovili Slo-
venci v Chicago drustvo soc. dem.
stranke, kamor rojake vabimo in
Jill spodbujamo k delu. v prvi vr-
sti nam DO vedno sveta dolznost,
pouciti somiSljenike ter razSirjati
nase ideje.
zatorej rojaki, ma delo!
V]sporedno stem pozivom Sc .ic
dnc ,. fcbruaria 1901 lcta, per
mancntno organiziral prvi slov.
soc. klub Y Amcriki XII Sc je pa
lcta 1903 rcorganiziral.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-01-03

kolikor toliko V Sluzbi kapitaliz-
ma. kapitalisti ne marajo izobra-
lenega dclavca: oni hoGcjo neved-
nelc, duScvne ubozce, topoglayce,
da Jill laije izkoriScajo. Xato pa
k%apltaliSti Z vso ynemo, podpira-
jo verske sekte, cerkvene organi-
zaclJe in privatne popovske sole,
kjer Sc ncguje klcceplaztyo. praz-
novcrJe in supersticija.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-29
NELLIE WELL
QUALIFIED
FOR THE STAGE
SILETZ INDIAN WOMAN is NOW
LIVING WITH FOURTEENTH
HUSBAND, WHO SEEMS TO
THINK SHE is THE "ONLIEST
ONE"

Nellie Lane, a comely Siletz In
dian woman, witness before the fed
eral grand jury in Portland, that is
investigating the sale of liquor to In
dians on the Siletz reservation, is
living happily with her 14th husband.
Mrs. Lane cheerfully volunteered
this Information to Deputy United
States Attorney Evans yesterday and
smilingly pointed to Moses, a short,
rotund Siletz with a beam.ag round
face.
Moses, the 14th, appears to be de-
lighted over that fact that Nellie
finally got around to him. The pair
seem to be contented, although Moses
has only passed through the kinder
garten of matrimony, having been
married but four times.
While Nellie has been wooed and
won by brave IA times, the Is have
not been forgotten in the bliss with
Moses, and she has not a harsh word
for any of them. What became of
all of her husbands, Nellie did not
say and Evans was left to figure out
whether she has a private cemetery
or a divorce docket all to herself.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-29
No Beer Bust.

UNITED PRESS LHASEn WIRE
Berkeley, CAL, Sept. 29.-The
time-honored beer bust" one Of the
class traditions of the state universi-
ty, has gone down in history. North
ing but a smoker will take its place
this year at the annual celebration Of
the sophomores.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-29
YOU CAN HAVE
HEALTHY HAIR
Use Wyeth'S Sage and Sulphur, A
Harmless Remedy That Makes
the Hair Grow.

What a pity it is to observe so
many people with thin and faded
hair and then realize that the most
of these people might have fine,
healthy head of hair If they would
but use the simple sage tea" of our
grandmothers, combined with other
ingredients for restoring and pre-
serving the hair. No one, young or
old, need have gray hair, weak, thin
or falling hair, dandruff or any trou-
BILE of the sort if they would but use
Wyeths Sage and sulphur Hair
Remedy. On the contrary, it is pos
sible to have healthy, vigorous hair,
of perfect color, by a few appli-
cations of this remarkable .prepara-
ton.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy quickly removes dandruff,
leaves the scalp clean and healthy,
promotes the growth of the hair and
restores the natural color of the hair
which has become faded or gray. 1t
is clean, wholesome dressing
which may be used at any time and
with perfect safety. Don't neglect
your hair. Start today with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur.
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug
gists, Special Agent, j. c. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-29
ITALY DECLARES WAR.
Continued from page IL

ment for or against the occupation of
Tripoli, but merely as note of
warning to the impulsiveness and
enthusiastic expectations of the Ital-
ian people at time when they seem
bent on forcing their government to
begin system of colonial expansion
similar Ia that of France and Ger
many. The statement follows:
COuntry's Free to Choose.
(By Guglielmo Ferrerro0 Copyright
1911 by the United Press,)
A people is at liberty to choose or
not to choose when it wants colo
nies. If it chooses to want them and
seeks to found them, there can be
proposed no other means save to oc-
cupy territory that is still poor, that
is still semi-empty, or that for a
long time has been semi-barbarous
for the purpose of attempting to aug
ment its value by investing in it
wisely the capital necessary to bring
it about. Territory already rich, de-
veloped and blossoming can only be
found in countries of an older civil
ization The profit, therefore, of a
colonial undertaking can only be
measured according to the probable
ity of the territory, which is to be
made the object of the undertaking,
easily and rapidly increasing and
growing in value.
History Cannot Solve It.
But this is problem, that in the
majority Of Instances, human wisdom
has been impotent to solve There
are few things that history can DEM
onstrate to man; but in the failure OF
predictions, for states and territories
1t can. All surprises are possible as
are also all delusions in the infinite
changing of human vicissitudes the
aspirations, the ideals and the needs
of humanity.
Two centuries ago, for example, In
the new countries, the hot territories
had greater value than those in 6
more temperate zone. But a cen
tury later when there came all the
grand industries and all the mechan
icval inventions of modern civiliza
ton, the values of the former had de
clined, while the value of the lattel
had increased.
Points to Argentine.
A century ago the immense plains
in which Argentine sOws its cereals
and reaps such masses of riches wer,
only desert without value. But tn,
overflow of European population, tn,
growing demand for cereals, tn
progress of navigation and the rail
road has converted in so years tn
desert into an Eldorado.
All of this merely goes to shov
that in a colonial policy as in al
other things human, much depend
upon good fortune while the elemen
of time is also one of the most i'm
portant elements Of success TIL
only sure rule, then, for a state t,
. follow if it wishes to inaugurate ant
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McMinnville will present Taft with
10 pounds of Yamhill walnuts They
will not be the hardest things the
president has to crack.
The war against boxing continues,
and is indorsed by those who are en-
thusiastic over football. And yet
there are more deaths and perma
nent injuries from football in year,
than have occurred in the century's
history of the ring. Football is the
most brutal alleged sport invented
since Cain joined the club and killed
Abel.
'*** gtfsN
Luther Deuvel, a. sustained COM
pound fracture of the right leg be-
tween the knee and ankle, while
playing football at the high school al
Medford yesterday. Nice, clever
gentlemanly game.
San Franciscans are puzzled
whether they should label the feed
they are to give Taft, Menu" OF
Bill of Fare Why not compromise
and call it Bill Taft Fare?"
John Kirkland wants divorce be
cause his wife called him "sal
gag" He admits that he doesn'
know what a sap gag" is, but as
serts that whatever 1t is, "he ain
II -"
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Parliament Convened.

Constantinople, Sept. ga de-
cree was issued here today convening
parliament.
1t is the feeling everywhere that
the government should resist Italy
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The Falls City schools opened
Tuesday. The enrolment will reach
200.
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The public schools at Dallas
opened Tuesday with nearly 600 pu-
pills.
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LOTS

S. down. S. month, no interest. See
Bechtel & Bynon, 347 State street.
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Some people go about the world
being good to themselves, and then
want the rest of US to loudly admire
their warm heartedness.
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carry out colonial policy, is to take
that which it can without excessive
cost and danger and then to walt
Time Is Necessary.
It is not possible to make a colo
NAL empire bear fruit like a vast
plant already fully established; but
1t is necessary that 1t be allowed to
fructify according to the circum-
stances following the current Of the
time, and keeping always well in
mind that human fortunes are per-
ennially moving and changing; that
in the world nothing is stable and
eternal, not even the value of terri
tory; not even the power of the
state; not even the greatness of the
people.