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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12
BOZ PROLETARIATA.

PrOletarsko gibanje, Xxi Sc raz-
proStira Gez vSe dezele in XII do
Diva V vseh drzavah vedno veeio
moe. rabi "a svo.j razvoi raznih
predpogojev, Prvi ptedpogOj so
Seveda delavci. ia to kapitalizem.
XII rOdi prolctariat in vedno bolj
mnozi mega vrSte. tako da tvori
proletariat vedno vecii del vsega
ljudstva. Nadalje moramo biti de
lavci zmoani "a orgamizacijo. Tu-
di "a to skrbi gospodarski razvoi.
Xxi sprawl delavstvo V velikih mno-
zinah Skupai, kjer Sc TEN lazie
udejstvuje or~ganizacija.
KIjub temu socialisticno giban-
Je he n~apreduje tako magic, ka-
kor zelc neumOrno delujoci sodru-
gi. Vsak agitator DO vedel mno-
90 pOvedati o trudu. XII ga velia
p%ridobitev novih Strokovnih in
strankinih CLANCY. I'm vendar je
socialism nekaj Samoposebi IL
mevnega i'll preproStega. zlaSti Sc
N dclavca, da vedno osupnemo.
ako vidimo toliko delavcev breZ-
briznih do Socialne demokracije
ali cello %nasprotnih. Toda tudi tn
Sc kaze vpliv kapitalizma. Kaiti
kapitalizem rodi pogoi "a Ia zalo-
stni pOjav: nezavednost liudi.
Nezavednost .ie tisti Ginitelj. XII
najbolj ovira n~apredek proleta-
RATA. Kapitalisticni druzabni red
temelji ma dejstvu. da imajO sa-
me poSedujoci razredi pravico do
blagrov tega sveta. Blagri tega
sveta pa MISC samo gospodarske
vrednosti in delovna sredstva.
Razredi, XII so lastniki zemljisc.
tvornic in rudnikov. imajo V svo-
il oblasti tudi umetnosti in INA
nosti. Steer so vrata do umetnosti
IN znanosti odprta vSem ljudem.
tOda Ia svObOda nj mic wee vredna
kakor svoboda, da lahko postaneS
milionar. Tudi to je Gloveku po-
polnoma presto dano, da postane
milionar, toda kaj pomaga ia pro-
Stost. Koncno ina tudi vsak clo-
vek svobodo, ca umrje lakotc, ia
svobOda Sc %uporablia V d%anaSnji
kapitalisticni druzbi jake pogo
sto. PRAY tako je tuli L znanost-
20. Le malo prolctarSkih otrok
pride V svetiSca znanoSti.. kajti
proletarec nina Sredstcv. Kapita-
lizem prisili otroke neposeduiocih
razredov V svojo sluzbO komai da
so Sc Jim moGi nekbliko razvile.
Ker plaza komaj zadostuie, da 81
kupi delavec zivljenskih potreb-
Scin, cato mora nrprenehoma de
lati in paG nina dovoli casa. da
hi Sc mOgel zadostno poSvetiti
z%nanosti.
Tako ina proletariat pray tako
malo dostopa do temeljite izobraz-
be kakOr do drugih blagrov. Use
TO Sc bo izbOljSalo Sc le tedaj. ka-
dar Sc bo uresnicila socialistiGna
druzba in DO dafa delavstvu do
wolf casa in sredstev. ia So izobra-
zuie.
Toda napacno hi bilo, ako hi
opustili sleherno izObrazevalno
delo. kajti izobrazba jc vazno o.
rozje V boju, XII Sc DO koncal s
tenn, da 81 druzba praviGno razde-
Ii zaklade tega sveta. Nekoliko
nam pomaga pri izobrazevalnem
delu tudi drzava, ker uGi svoje
drzavljane ahecede in racunanja.
kajti brati vendar mora znati dr.
zavljan, kako maj Steer razume
pOstave9 Moderna tehnika in mo-
derni militarizem zahteva ljudij.
Xxi znajo vsai brati. pisati in ra-
runati. cato mora skrbeti drzava.
Skrhi pa zelo slabo. Sc 10 V Avst-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12

CAR zeli Rockefeller vieti svojo ar-
tev, Sc posluzi 6isto lahke metode.
lahke kot a, b. C.. Njegov sklep;
polastiti Sc Merrittovih posestev,
.ie bil ~storJen - toda kakoq Ali
Jill mai kupi? Neumnostl Prepri-
cevalno. kOt INA Same Spekulant.
Rockefeller, je povedal bratom
Merrittom, da rabiio najmani
$4,000 g%otovine. Merritt so re-
xii, da potrebuiejo Sc wee. ali IA
prvo Silo DO Ia svota zadoStovala.
Denar ie bill tn. toda Rockefeller
ga da lie pod pogoiem ce bratie
jamcijo IN posojilo 5 syoio rudo,
Xxi Sc je re takrat cenila ma Sest
milionov Golarjev, in dale Ge jam
clio Z mad polovicno vecino dele
zev svojo %zeleznice. DrugaGe ne,
Merritt so privolili. Kaj pa hoce-
jol National City = banka je cd
stella denar $420.00O, a Merritt so
pustili V Rockefellerieyi pisarni
jamstvo Y vrednosti & milionov.
Ie takrat so bill beraGi.
To posojilo .ie bila vratolomna
Spekulaciia tiste vrSte. Xxi sc il
pravi "vzklicno posojilo" (call
loanl ali possible le "a gotovo do
bo. Merritt so naravno nitro pO-
troSili denar "a svoie projckte,
in ko je priSel cas- p~ovraGila. MISC
mogli dobiti gotovcga denaria.
Rockefeller .ie ''klical" IN denar.
Dial Jim n ur casa. On plaGajo
S420.O00. Kje vzetio, Rockefeller
ic "klical' in "klical'' - ME.
Cas- je potekel in - .iamtevina ie
zapadla. Jelen Merritt ic cd IA
LOST in obupa umrl o>tala diva sta
Sc ; praznim zcpom beraca VI
Mia nj svoi dom Y Minnesota.
Ma la lcpi najir - je Rockcfrl-
ler pola>til zeleluih rudnikov in
z%cleznice Minnesota. To poSc>tvo
je poznejc prodal ieklarskcmu
trustu za %SO.00O.O 600. Sedauia
vrednoSt rude ma MeSabi so 20
zadnjem vladnem porotilu Y Wa
shingtonu ceni ma 40O milionov
dolarjev.
To je torej kratka slika ina
kuli> vi,okih finauc. Mi>liti dale
mnogo. Druzabni si>tem. XII je IL
stvaril Rockefelleria. .ie krivicni
siStem; politijno komerciialni 81
stem. Xxi toleIira Stan lard oil ali
National City banko. ie napacni
siStem. Rockefeller danes drIi IL
Sodo vsch Ameritanov pesti svo-
ie roke. Cnici lahko cello repub-
like. kakor je unitil bratc Mer-
rite. kongresni zbor je niegov;
Bella lli;a ie bila niegova. pa je
lahko Sc. Rockefellerjeva Stand
ard Co. in Meme vazalne kompa-
nije imajo bogastvo celega naro-
da pod svoiimi nogami. Vzklicna
posojiia NTH National City ban
Ike brojijo okroglo 90 milionov do
larjev. On IGNORE napeljati stru-
90 denaria V Stock Exchange
(borza in denarni trg gre xvi
Sko iStotako lahko "poklice'' svo-
iega posoiila in sprawl denarno
vrednoSt delezev dol pod niclo.
vsled cesar hi zavladala panika.
in kriza, kakorSne Sc nj yidcla
Amerika. Rockefeller zamorc YES
amcriSki narod. morda cell Svet
- treSCiti oh skalo.
Kje .je reSitev IL Rockefeller
jevih pesti? Ali mogoGe naidemo
odgovor V vedno naraScajocem
itevilu socialistov in sOcialiSticnih
g!asov? he sauna ekSistenca Ro-
rkefclleria dokazuie. da je ma sve-
IN velikanska krivica. Diva izhoda
sta: Ilkoreniniti ic treba krivico
- ali 81 pa nora cloveStvo po-
iSkati drugi svet."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12

rlko DO gotovo pretrgapa. aho
H~edlnJene dr6ave razveliaviio M
godbo L |. 1892.
- Mesarski baroni so no osam
letni sodni pravdi Z wen vlado
sedaj Sele komai priSli do obrav.
nave. Preteklo pa bo Sc osem 10,
predno pride do razsodbe in drr
9Th osem let do izvrSitve obsodbo
' tenn casu ne bo nobenega klav.
mcarJa morda wee - zivega. O ia
bozanstvena juStical
Harry Spears, socialistien;
predavatelj je nedavno povedal
da Jc nckot, ko Sc nj bill socialist
prlsostvoval pojedini b~ogatasey '
nekem ohijskem mestu. ktera ia
blla %prirejena poGast opice. "Po.
dolgem opazovanju vSeh nayzo.
clh pravi Spears Fsem
koncno priSel do zakljuGka. ds
med vsemi pojedniki okrog mize
Sc Je naJpametnejSe in naimodrej.
Sc obnaSala - opica".
- V moseji V Istilu. V Vilaietu
.koSovo ma TurSkem .ie nekdo "a
lucal bombo, XII je vbila dvanais
oSeb. dvajset pa ranila. Liudsh
glas sod. ola .ie ia zlocin zvrsl
kak fanaticen bolgarski "revo-
lucionar."
Odkar je italijanska vlada zvr.
Sila roparski upad Y Tripolitani-
10. takajo balkanSke drzavice
Bolgarija. Srbija. GrGiia in Crns
CORA ma ugodno priliko. Gn bi
razkoSale evropejsko TurGiio med
seboj. Sevcda hi vojna ma Balka.
nu pomenila Svctovno rOjno. kai.
ii IA malimi drzavami prezijo "a.
pet velike drIavc. da hi cell Bal.
kan Z malimi driavicami vred raz.
deli!e med seboj. A~vStrija komaj.
taka, da hi svoie vojake poslala.
preko Novega Bavaria V Solun.l
Russia pa pref ma Carigrad in
Dardanele. XII il ovirajo svobodns
pot IL Crnega morja V Sredozcm.
sko.
Vsled tega .ie obSojati vsako
diplomaticno Spletko. kakor tudi
vSak napad z hombo. Xxi hi znal
vzplameniti ma Balkanu silen vol
nj pOzar T. groznimi posledicami
IA cloveSko kulturo. sploh "a vse
kulturne narode V Evropi.
- James O'Connell, bivSi pred.
sednik unije strojnikov. Xxi ie pri
zadnjih volitvah podlegel social.
stu, je dobil novo ''delo". Indu.
strirali so ga, da maj posveti sluz-
hi oddelniSkega predsednika, Xxi
do sedai nj bila ~placana, vso svo-
10 pozornost, "a kar so mu Sedaj
odlociili place. Ia to place mora
10 sedaj prispevati unijski delav-
ri vseh Strok. Gasi delavcev nj nih-
ce vpraSal. ali so zadovolini s to
odredbo.
Cas- je re. da Sc delavci zabra-
MILO in IL uni pomete.io vso graf
tarsko dinamitarsko bando. Ako
V politicnem boju glasujemo "a
socialistiGne kandidate. "a kaj ne
hi g~lasovali tudi V unijah "a So
cialiste. lie TEN potion je mogoce
reSiti Sc dinamitardov in graftar-
jew V uniiah. NaSe geslo mora BIZ
ii "a unije: Ven z morilci in graf
tarji!
Med Spaniio in F~ranciio ie
pricela minoli teden konferenca
radi Maroka. AngleSka vlada. "a
stopnica angleSkih kramarjev ma
debelo. .ie poslala ma TO konferen-
60 svoiega poslanca ma Spanskem.
q. Maurice de Bunsen.
Tudi Ia konferenca DO koncala
kot navadno koncajo enake kon-
ference. ker nobena kapitalistic-
ma drzava noce odnehati napram
drugi: dobili bodemo Sc 60 vecje
skrajnoSti oborozen mir - wee to-
pow. puSk. bojnih ladii in voja-
kOv.
- Ma Lipskem, V Nemciii ie
priceIa obravnava prot angleSke-
mu Spijonu Maksu Schultzu in
~niounVim Starin o~an,sl-;n noma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1911-12-12

Ma Lipskem, V NemGiii !ie
priceIa obravnava prot angleSke,
mu Spijonu Maksu Schultzu in
njegovim Sterim nemSkim poma-
gatem, Schultz je baie hotel IL
vabiti tainosti o gradnji neboise-
nitev. V mornarskih krogih trdi.
jo, da je zelo nevaren ogleduh.
Neumnost! Drzave mai razobo-
%rozijo, pa ne bo ogleduhov. Ogle-
DUH SO lc poSledica militarizma,
katcrega goii vsaka kapitalisticna
d%rzava. da hi drugo nepripravlie-
no napadla pc t0lovajsko.
Glede DardandSke oIine so
na>tale zopct move konflikacije.
Avstriia. \emcija in Anglia so
naznanilc turSki vladi. da hi Svo-
bodna plovba "a boine ladiic sko-
ii Dardanele poStala nevarna 20
svetovni mir. Ma to je turSka Via
da sporocila ruski. da ne more
uStreGi nicni zelii.
II temu pa poroGa Temps.
da ruSka vlada lahko racuna ma
pOmOt francOSkp Wade pEo Rusi-
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
Shoot Lions in Their Cages;
Animals Killed in Street

When the flames reached the OLE Bostock arena, Colonel Ferrar, who Is
exhibiting he animals there, ordered the ons shot. Six we're killed in their
cages and two were shot N the street by policemen, afer all efforts to save
them had proved frunless
AT the approach IF the flames to the building he big cats began 10 roar
and make la efforts % escape from their cages Despite the warnings of
the police the great crowd gathered at the & trance to thu animal arena,
and the keepers were afraid to loose the beasts under the circumstances.
A platoon of mounted Lohce was 1rawn III before the lane to beat the
crowd back am the keepers went MO the arena. One-armed Captain lack
first tried to ave Black Prince, the lion hat las been in captivity
only a short time. and got him out of his cage
The big fellow was docnl9 until 3onawta led him 10 the dooro Of the arena
there in the fce of HI approaching flames, the man and the beast
fought, the a trying to IA he beast Black Prince broke away from
Bonavta and fled back into the arena roaring. It then became plain that
the ANNA nus be shot
Most Of the smaller beasts we're gotten ont and were chained and ropel
in boxes and cages and scattered about through Conveys barrooms and res
taurants ut of the ire on
The anime hunt when many Of the animals were released from their
cages was of a sortto thrill the heart even of Americas Most Distinguished
Hunter Besides the lion which one officer charged on horsebac n shot
down across the road from Dreanand entrance Policeman Coates. armed
with a e-axe ripped ron III sideo of a hook and ladder truck, chased a
Leopard east to a spo about opposite the Pabst Loop and then chopped 1t
IN half
A yellow Russian bear was killed at Tenth street and Surf avenu The
policeman tried to subdue the bear with hisn ightstck, III after the sleeve
of his coat had been cawed out, forgot the Gaynor rules resorted to his
revolver
The bear cuned up and died about two seconds after that, with the blue
sleeve tangled in his long claws.
When the smoke clouds lifted a. oclock a panther "a found o n the
bench vest of Sea Gate 1t had V bullet wounds in it's head ant fore
quarters Victor Leavtt the o@s a lima Ia o. HI Ferrari show, esl-
mated that the loss in live stock a about 100000.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
CANNON ST|LLED.
MAOERO DANCES
To MERR|ER TUNE
Insurrecto Leader Lionized and
Will Attend Banquet
at FL PaSo.

JpAREz. Mexico, May 27.-Relieved
of the dignity of the office of provi-
sional president, Francisco L. Madero,
jr., in the new character of private
citizen, waltzed merrily in his spacious
home here last night at the first social
function celebrated since the revoll-
ton was commenced. The ball was
given by the women's clubs of the city
in honor of the successful outcome of
the ~nsurrection
From now on it is expected Senior
Madero will participate in a continuous
round of festivities. Monday night he
will be the guest of the city of Ell Paso
at a reception and banquet. Tuesday
night he will attend a dinner given in
his honor. along with Colonel Steever,
commanding the Fourth United States
Cavalry, and Colonel Sharpe, of the
Twenty-third Infantry.
An owner in a large railroad and
lumber syndicate in Chihuahua cabled
from London today to his agent here to
employ as many of the discharged In
surrectos as wanted Jobs, whether
there was work enough for all or not,
pointing out the necessity of getting
employment for those.who. might Gre
ate trouble If they . aimed idle. He
suggested, too, that iftne duty on corn
and beans were removed by the gov
eminent, he would arrange to have the
railroad with which he Is connected
transport to the interior and sell it to
the inhabitants at cost.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
PLOT TO ASSASSINATE
FORMER PRESIDENT DIAZ
DURING FLIGHT FOOLED.

MEXICO CITY, May 27.-Following
the announcement that Gen. Porfirio
Diaz. deposed president of Mexico, had
secretly slipped away from the capital
to take ship at Vera Cruz, details were
received today of an alleged plot
against the ex-president's life.
The pilot troop train ahead of the
special was attacked at Tepeyahualco
station by $50 rebels, and seven soldiers
were killed and four wounded in the
fight that followed.
On learning the purpose of the train,
the rebels finally withdrew and the
Diaz special was not molested,
Gen. Dlaz and party arrived at Vera
Cruz at 9 p. M. yesterday. He was ac-
companied by his wife and sons and a
number of men prominent in the fallen
administration and officials of the
Mexican National Railway. There was
a small crowd at the station, but no
demonstration.
Gen. Diaz probably will make his
home in Madrid. During the recent
centennial King Alfonso conferred on
Diaz a title and made him an honorary
general Of the Spanish army. Sonora
Diaz was made a lady in waiting to
the Spanish Queen. Gen. Diaz speaks
no language other than Spanish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
DECISION ON HOCH'S
SECRET PROCESSES SOON
ice.Chancellor to Say if They
Nav Be Sold.

Vice-Chancellor Garrison will prob
ably decide Monday at Jersey City
whether the secret processes of Adam
Hoch," the property of the defunct
American Tanning Company, of this
city, shall be sold or not to the So
called "stock-holders' conseryati5a
committee" for 10000.
The court refused to allow such sale
recently, and intimated that under nc
circumstances would 1t permit the sale
of the other property until 1t is def
nitely specified. Hoch and other pro-
meters of the company make up the
conservation committee" and the
stockholders who invested 500, 900 are
the protective committee. The secret
formulate for the Hoch processes are
not in possession of the receiver of tho
company. Elmer L. Geran, of Jersey
City. They are said to be deposited in
a safety deposit box in the Commercial
Trust Company of New York In the
joint names of Hoch and Harry w.
Parker, Of the defunct firm.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
CHARGED WITH SELLING
UNION LABELS; is HELD.

Aaron Stern, of 1o4 Montgomery
street. was held in $500 ball today to
appear before the grand jury on a
charge of selling union hat labels, the
property OF the United Hatters of
North America. The cas- was tried
before Acting Judge Elmer Freeland
in the First Precinct Police Court. Max
Rand. the complainant, alleged that on
two dates he purchased quantities of
labels from stern.
Simon j. Fisch, counsel for Stern, ex-
planned TO the court that the labels
were not soll. but that Stern had given
the labels to Rand ana for his trouble
in procuring them asked for money.
Stern alleged that he procured the
labels at the time CT the aatters' strike.
while he was employed in the factory
of Meyer Mercy, at 1913 summit street
Stern has been employed at the Mercy
hat factory for the past twenty-ene
years. He alleges that the men have
beer Fostering him since the strike
and have threatened on several coca
sions to have him discharged.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
VERDICT OF SUICIDE IN
MISS SUTTERLY'S CASE.
Had Previously Tried to Poison
Herself.

BURLINGTON, May 27.-The coro-
ner's jury rendered a verdict of sui
eide in the case of Miss Mariana SUIT
terly. whose body was found in the
Delaware river this week.
Testimony showed that Miss SUIT
terly had undoubtedly intended to end
her life by poison.
Fellow teachers told how they had
jealousy guarded her against taking
her life. she purchased laudanum at
the drug store of George T. Williams
and they secreted 1t and arranged with
the druggist so that on two later oc-
casions, when she bought the poison
she was given a harmless connection.
Apparently in desperation when the
laudanum failed. she tried to buy a
quart of carbolic acid and again the
druggist fixed up some aninJurious
compound and merely scented 1t with
carbolic. This was the week before
she disappeared.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
Mother Saues Incubator Babe;
Policeman Rescues Fiue More

closed or he night at o'clock. n there were n o spectators in thu inco-
cared for. and who was Tor the first time able to leave her hospital bed In
Manhattan and take a look at the little thing, was watching the glass case in
which the tiny child ws sleeping.
Mrs Bubod broke the glass with her elbow, wrapped HI baby in the
cotton batting o which ii rested n IA screaming at the top of her voice
There we're Ave other babies in the incubatrs, but she "a lot thinking
about them. She just took her W and al
But her creams caught the ear Of Sergeant Krfnk, who vas popping
away with his revolver at ieopards and lions which were snarhngo ut into tho
ehy which led inot he big park just west of the main entrance, be-
tween the I'D Bostock building and Steubenbords.
Krnk, h I'm the wd exctemen Of the animal fight la forgotten bou
the too-early born babies in the incubators eam to his senses n a jump
and ran for h building DR. Pierce, who i've in Eighth street, had Jumped
out of bed. thinking o. nothing ut those babies
He was right behind III sergeant III h 10 wasn t quick enough to get his
hands on any of the crnky, pink.skinned little things Krink Just licked In
every glass box aB lie came to 1T and gathered the babies into the crook
OF his arm as though they had beer bags OF peanuts, and ran with them;
Dr. Pierce caught ii with him nut on Sur avenue n took two of the
five btso If humanity away from him. All five were put to bed in n cot
in DR. Perces house.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
500, 600 DAMAGE BY
SEVERE STORM IN SOUTH.

DURHAM. ". c, May sz.-4posssbly
100000 damage was caused here last
night by a severe storm thai wrecked
the Venable tobacco factory, which had
$4,000 pounds of stored tobacco, blew
down every trolley wire, set afire aud
destroyed the Chatham Hosiery Com
|pany's knitting mills, burned out hall
the telephone system and wreckei
street cars. Several persons were
burned by crossed wires. All theatres
were closed as the city was left in
total darkness.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-05-27
DREAMLAND OPENED TO
PUBLIC SEVEN YEARS AGO
BY SENATOR REYNOLDS.

Dreamland was opened to the public
on Saturday, May 5. 1904. 1t was de-
clared an architectural triumph.
This Coney Island amusement park
was planned and built by a syndicate
headed by Senator William II. Reyn-
olds. The site WAS formerly a part OF
the John Y. McKane estate. which had
been sold al public auction for s447,09O.
ON the opei-ing day more thu 100000
persons visited Dreamland and mar
yelled at its wonders. They saw rising
400 feet above the sea level a massive
tower-the landmark of Dreamland-
lighted from foundation to summit by
incandesoent lights. so that 1t could be
seen fifty miles out at sea. Two ele-
vators carried visitors to the top.
where a magnificent view of the ocean
could be had.
Bostock combined with the Dream
land management. and his united
shows of both this country and Europe
were modified in Dreamland.
Another attraction was "Chilkoot
Pass which might be called the 'Hu-
man Bafatelle Board" 1t was an inn
mere incline. with small [ stacles at
intervals, against which persons slid
ing down the pass were thrown and
diverted from their course, dropping
finally into a pocket at the bottom.
The VenatiaH building was an exact
reproduction of the Doges' palace at
Venice, with its canals, the Bridge of
Signs and other features.
Coasting through Switzerland com
prised a trip over snow-clad roads,
through iee-bound passes and down
mountain sides.
Fighting the Flames" was a repro
duction of a New York fire, with hur-
rying fremen, changing ambulances and
heroic rescues.
New attractions were added each
year, and among them was the splen-
dor and grandeur of the ancient court
of Babylon with the B~elshazzar feast.
There were many other attractions,
including Illusions of the character of
the arabian Nights"
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including six hons. twenty-four m
keys, eight leopards. a baby elephant.
ponies. bear cubs and llamas, were so
terrified by the flames that they refused
to let their keepers drive them into
fifteen wheeled cages kept on hand for
shifting them
In addition to Black Prince, the lion
that died pierced by a hundred bullets.
a leopard and a babboon escaped from
their cages and ran among the crowd.
Policemen hot them both before they
had injured any one.
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auRLEsouE A SUCCESS.

A meeting of the silver Bay Club
was held last night at the oons OF the
Young Woman's Christian Association,
IL East Park street. A burlesque, en-
titled "a Silver Bay Day." was given
n created much merriment. Short
addresses were made by Mrs. Richard
C. Jenkinson, president of the Y. w. c.
A., Mrs. Ernest Stanoach, president Of
the Silver Bay Club, and Miss Clara
May Adams, general secretary of the
Y. w. G. A. At the vesper services to-
morrow afternoon Miss Mabel Ham
burg will read short stories appropriate
TO Memorial Day. and Paul Benatre
will sing.
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cHnDREN OUT or SCHOOL.

On complaint of Charles A. Maccall,
superintendent of the Board Of Com
pulsory Education, Frederick Gable, Of
1s01s Malvern street, was fined S. in
the First Precinct Police Court today.
1t was alleged that Gable had neglect
ed to send his two children, Elsie and
Emily. to school for more than one-
fourth of the present term. Gable de-
clared that as he worked all day he
was not aware of the fact that the
children did lot attend.