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Evening journal., 1912-01-03
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81 The United ff
NFW YORK lar The tone az
lbo opening Of the ( market 1ouSy .,olis.
vas strong prices ing irao'loHS'''
si o.,,eol After strong opening
me iole became u plar' ~.
rcfernm ul bond nchanseu' o'hei
.ouds unchanged
~ n Lacfey auO o. say
Tae strength di yea III 1ne inea s.,
,-,ef.~sa.- nH pom, was con-
.nuec during The rly trauins .n,s 49,.
,norains, Nui some lnt laklhs III s.t W..
leading issues eau a recesslon Dus '.e
wa believe these le reaceions a.
eood ldacos 10 ta IN new coiilnhi''
1aats for higher
q. /. hudson an say
,orr ,conlf not bh for stocks on
,.a..- nN vouil ly on any mod
crate ccsssicn
Evening journal., 1912-01-03

W.nertsd daily ny F. d. LAoksy =
~ bsnksrr and hrokers. members
phnsdsiph stocr ExchanKN. sat
Evening journal., 1912-01-03

Attention is called to the new line of En-
broideries White Goods, Cottons and Muslin Un-
derwear.
Evening journal., 1912-01-03
Very Special

Many styles of Dress Goods in black and COL
ors at one-half regular prices.
Balance of Goats, Suits and Waists at reduced
prices.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-10

sists that if he be given the.
ground at the farm he can grow
an improved kind of sugar-cane
and make. molasseS enough to
supply the prison and Save the
state a lot of money"
A new chapel is to be erected
with library, lecture and reading
rooms. Trades are to be taught
to prepare men for the time when
they will be discharged. An un-
determinate sentence law, and a
new liberal parole law will be
passed.
I recommend a night in prison
to all judges and lawyers.
l found, from a days mingling
with the convicts, that prison
,opinion is unanimous to the eff
feet that Justice" is a matter of
money and political influence.
American criminal Jurisprudence
IS to them a CHASTITY farce, the
poor get stuck, the rich get of, "
is the way they put it.
l shall never forget the tone in
which Joe, my cell mate, conclud-
ed the story Of his crime. 1t was
an old-fashioned western mix-up,
kill or be killed in quarrel over
\ wages, and Joe got there first.
THE lawyers" said Joe, Game
and told me if I would put $500 in
the bank they would clear me on
*** y +A& = , -
"Our policy should be to +
*-help the states unfortunates
*along the path of redemption, y
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-10
Fishing on Sunday! Your
father should be informed of this.
Where is he?"
Back of the barn, diggin'
bait"

The liver of an ordinary shark
yields FIVE gallons of oil. A human
shark yields less oil and more
gaI1.
1t costs s. to telephone from
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-10

One man solved the garden
problem by manicuring his neigh
boris chickens nails.
Modern methods of grinding
wheat have caused an increase in
appendicitis Says an English doe
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Teorija in praksa.

kOt vsaka druga znanost. tako
imajo tudi zdravila teoriio V do
sego svojega ella. "a ozdravlien-
je raznih bolezni. Praksa naspro-
tuje tcoriji Z vidnim vspehom. III
vspehi dajejo ljudStvu zaupan.ie
V nektera zdravila. Slicno zdravi-
10 je Trinerjevo zdravilno gren-
ko vino, XII jc ae tiSoGe ozdravilo
NTH ielodecnih bolezni. jetrih in
crevah ter V vSakcm ~slucaju cisti
in ojaGi kri. katera obratno Odd
ravlja zivce in Jill ojacuie, da Sc
tenn uSpeSnejSe zoperstavljajo ma
pram revmatizmu in nevralgiji.
posebno pri zenskah. - Triner-
jevo zdravilno grenko vino V Hist
pri drnzini dale najboliSi vspeh
v nekterih s~lucajih; prot zabasa-
nosti. krcu, omedlevici. glavobo-
In in hrbtenici. V lekarnah. Jos.
Triner. 1333--1339 So. Ashland
Ave, Chicago. III.
Adv
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

to. da skrbe IA red. kadar ga ne
namerava nih6e kaliti. Da skrbe
Ia to, da ne nosi nobena punGka
rdeGe kape. belle blue in zelene-
ga krila. Delavsko zivljenje, XII
je : takimi ekspedicijami spray
ljeno V najveGio n~evarnost. za to
Sc ne meni nobena avstriiska
oblasti.
Enako kakor avstrijski, so bill
prepusceni svoji usodi tudi crno-
gorski delavci. Vemo. da Sc de-
lavci MISC podajali redovoljno '
Ameriko. Beda in revScina Jill je
gnala. CrnOgorcem je bilo sploh
sveeno, kan Jill peljejo. Revezi
so lie zeleli, da Sc Jill sprawl ell
krat ma parnik, da bodo tam "a
Will kaj gorkega. Toda vse to ne
o%prayicuje malomarnosti avstrij-
ske oblaSti. NaistraSnejSa beda
ne more OpraviGiti izkoriSGanja.
kakor so ga delezni delavci pri
imenOvanem delu V Braziliii. In
tako so delavci vsled bede priSi-
ljeni, da gredo tia, mari nj dolz-
most oblasti. da poizvedo, IA ka.i
gre. in da stvar pojasniio della =
cemi Treba DO pac pOskrbeti "a
posebno varstvo i~zseljencev. Sal
so dosegle druge drzave. zlasti
Italia, V tenn oziru pray lepe us
pehe. kaj nj avst. oblastim mic
mari ~zivljenje avstrijskih poda-
nikov?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Pittsburg, Pa.

sem preiel "Proletarca' TIA
osmih Stranch. IL cesar Sc pac da
sklepati lep napredek slovenske-
ga ameriSkega zavednega delav-
stva. Da, list je povecan, a mi
delavci. Hi Sc imenujemo zaved-
lie, ST. moramo Zavedati dolZno-
sti, Xxi Jill imamo do tega lista in
ne Smcmo drzati kriiem rok ako
hocemO. Ola DO list napredoval.
da DO Sc l. vecjo onemo zastopal
dclavske interesc. moramo cato
deiatl, "a moramo %vsposObiti, de-
lati r ma to. da postane
dnevnik.
Da ic "Prolctarec" edini slo-
venski res pravi delavski list Y
Amerikii. o tenn med mani nj da-
mes wee dvOma. Ako pa vemo to,
Je naSa sveta naloga. ia gledamo
ma to. da list pride Y rokc dru-
GIN, Sc nazavednim naSim tova-
risen, ia tudi oni ~Spoznajo pot.
pc kateri 81 morejo reSiti IL Sc
DAME nepOpisne ~mizerije. IL ka-
pltallStlcnc SuZnoSti.
Da pa .ie mogoGr socialisticne
idele TEN u~SpeSncjc Siriti med
slOvenskc delavcc in / mimi soc.
casopisje, je cato neobhodno po-
trebna organizacija - bociali-
StiGni klub. katercga tudi SLOW.
delavci Y Pittsburgh nu.ino po-
trebujemo. Sodrugi in tovariSi
delaVci, Ne StraSimO 81 liudij.
kojim hi mar ~izobrazba. prcbuia
in ~naprcdak SLOW. d%elavca. l.iudii.
ki hocclo a 81 maprej obdrlati
dUSevni tenn samo cato. da 81
polniio SvOir Icir ma raGun de
lavSkr nrvcdnosti. Ma dan. ko-
mur ic 10 tcga. da delavcem elm
pref zasijcjo lcpSi east. ma dan,
komur je mar blagor delavcev, ma
dan IA ustanovitev soc kluhu V
Pittsburgh. Pa. - !. :.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

neveden. da Sc da cato TEN lazje
izkoriscati. kapitalisti in niihovi
~privrzenci dobro vedo. da Sc izo-
brazeni i'll pouceni delavci ne da-
do tako lahko izkoriscati kakor
nevedni i'll brezbrizni. cato store
vse V njihovih moGeh. da ostane-
10 delavci Sc napre.j nevedni in
breZbrizni. Socialism Sc pa bo-
JuJe proti nevednosti in brezbriz-
nostl delavcev. cato della 2 vse-
mi mocmi Ma to-. da delavce izo-
brazule in poucuje o vsem po-
trebnem "a izboljsanje bednega
delavskega pOlozaia. Sacializem
torel Zlda ma %izobrazbo in razum-
most, ne pa ma duSevno temo. ka-
kor nJegovi nasprOtniki.
hdor zeli citati te kn.jige, mai
Sc obrne ma me ali pa ma klubo-
vega tajnika Jos. PetrovGiGa. De
lavci. trpini. Pridruzitc Sc nam.
ter nam pomagaite elm pref IL
volevati mas boi. ter zmagati mad
izkoriStevalcem dclavske energi-
Je kapitalOm.
Il delom gre pri mas kakor
drugod. Delo sc dobi, a plaza je
piela, da Sc komaj samec prezi-
VI. Place ze MISC bile z~viSane zad-
NTH 81 let. a draginja rastc 4
neverjetno hitrostio tako. da de
lavec Il druzino ~ ne more wee
dosto.ino i1haiati. marveG mora
ma vsch kOncih in kraiih gledati.
da elm cenejSe Ven pride.
Oh sklepu pozdravljam vSe Ia
vedne delavce in dclavkc, tebi
'Proletarec" pa elm pref tiSoc
novih narotnikov.
Ivan IakovSck. 31l South ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Waukegan, III. Raj malC

"aukegan, Ill. - ka.i malo Sc
ena v "Proletarcu" il naSe ne
oas male SLOW. naselbine. dasi Sc
u godijo vaZni in pomembni do
godki. Gotovo ST "Prolettarec'
ara nacela. da taxi verski ali
iarni boil. Xxi so ST. zadnie case
ssih In Sc Sc vrSc V naSi nasel-
oinl, ne dosegajo razrcdnozaved.
mega delavstva in da TO DELAY.
s'vo "a take boie ne more imeti
drugega kakor polimovalcn ma
smeh.
ulavni namen m0iega dopiSa
pa le, da porocam nckoliko o So
cializmu.
va redni meseGni sell %. sept.
le soc. klub sklenil. da 81 nabavi
s~sakoyrstnih sOcialisticnih kniig
IN brosur IA pospeScvanje in utr-
lssanle soc. idei med tukajSn.jim
Aos. delavstyom. Citanic social
Mene literature ic IA vsakega
aelayca neobhodno potrebno. zla-
~ "a sodruge; cato jim klubovo
~olrko topic priporocam.
'sak clan naSega kluba. dobi
Vd kluba knjige brezplacno ma
posodo.
rosebno pa priporoGam ONE
njene broSure onim delavcem, XII
20 lie vedno slabO slisali o socia-
.zmu; tn imaio nailepSo priliko,
va Sc pouce in spoznaio kai in
soliko ie resnice.
hnenje delavskih izkorisce-
'a'eev ie, da mai delavcc ostane
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
STE re SLISALI KAJ o IA.
DRUzNI TRGovINI ALI
KONSUMIH.

Podjetja vseh vrst vstanovlje,
ma podlagi zadruznosti, so po.
djetia bodocnosti; samo le-ta i.
majo zasigurjeno svojo bodocnost
poleg drugih koristnih druzabnih
naprav, XII sluzijo v obGo korist
c~lovestvu.
Kdor Sc zeli pouciti natancneje
o zadruznih p~odjetjih, - kar je
treba znati vsakemu, ki Sc steie
naobrazenim mai nemudoma marc,
Ct knjigo
"ZADRUzNA PRoDAJALNA
ALI KONSUM",
XII 10 je zalozila SLOW. sekciia ].
S. z.
CENA KNJIzICI JE 15c ENA
S PoSTNINo in Sc 10 naro6a pri
upravniStvu Proletarca. 2146
Blue Island Ave, Chicago, Ill.
Trgovci knjig dobe popust.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Johnstown, Pa. oktobra j

Johnstown, Pa. oktobra je
umrl Y neilepSi mladeniSki dobi
mas sodrug Andrei Janezic Me
mortal bolniSnici. Bill .je Sele %
leta star.
Pokojnik jc bill donna il Gabcr-
ia pri Zaticni ma D~olcniskem. V
tel dezeIi .ie bill komai neka.i mad
leto dni. Takoi oh piihodu jc po-
Stal elan tukajSnega soc. kluba.
kojega west clan ic tudi oStal.
Sodrug JaneziG nj bill socialist
cato. kcr smo tako Iclcli mjegovi
prijatel.ii. marvel j. bill socialist
IL prepricanja.
Sodrugi naScga sociaIiisticnc-
ga kluba smo mu polozili ma grob
vencc z napisom ''Iadnji po-
zdrav cd Sodrugov IL Johns
town-a'.
Blag mu SpOmin,
Clan kluba.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

Ali re innate prvi drzavljanski
papir? fko ne, pojdite precej iu-
tri poni! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor iitro mogo6e druzega. De.
lavec hlez volilne pravice, je col.
mar breG vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo.
lii in Mt voli, ie zlocinec, ker lie
kriv, da dIugi trpe zaradi MEGA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
na kakovost obcinstva ra-
4. Med mani Je ma stotme

4. Med mani je ma stotine
XII Jill je treba uciti misli-
<Oni live brez citanja, brez vsa-
dusevnega razvedrila. Min
2{;enie Sc writ vedno enakomer-
Y med temnim stanovanjem in
,Harno. Tezko delo in skrbi umo-
"a sloyeka dusevno. Cspeh je re,
ID Sc dobi takega cloveka v dvo-
,,no. sploh V javen prostor. Tam
mn ie potem treba nuditi nekaj,
ky mi vgaja in ga zanima. To
:, potem dusevno povzdigne in
niyede ma druge misli vsadi mu
;skro spoznanja V srce. In S elm
e to dosezef Ali ne najbolj, da
y mu zapoje pesem o domoviniH
Sloyanski narodi so mehke nara
4. ljubijo petite. Clovek, XII je
augaGe sirov, postane drugaeen,
b slisi lepo petite. Drugo so igre.
feiko razumljive socialiSticne
ire ne DO razumil, ne bo Sc mu
cbudilo zanimanje. Ia to ga je
treba Sele vzgojiti; in tn MISC pri-
prcste igre napacne ali V nasprot-
10 $ socializmom. Istotako .je S
njigami. Ali more popolnoma ne-
uyeden 6lovek razumeti moderen
socialen romano ali znanstveno
hIso v sluGaju, da to sploh eli
tss GctoVo ne! Kako takega clo-
ska vzgojiti drugace, kakor, da
q niu dajo knjige, ki mu V pri.
prostih besedah pripovcdujejo
meme poducljive p%ovesti. Kdor jc
ie deloval med nezavednimi de-
layci, We, kako .ezko ie vzbudi,l
' Nth zanimanJe in Jill duSevno
rsaj rcktliko dvigniti. I,dor hoce
,losec' vspeh. mora razumeti W.
srsjnost the ljud, Vsakdo. XII je
mel p%riloznost spGelovati pri CT
SdGicah ali dramatiki. We, kako
sc delavec poprej nezaveden, po-
cast dviga liz dusevnc tcme in Sc
gs vedno pc boljsih knjigah in "a
hteva vedno tezjih in elDbokejSih
ger. Socializem Sc ne ola vsiliti.
Narediti IL nezavednega delavca
dcbrega socialista je lie mogoce,
&c sc istega vzgaja polagoma in
se pri TEN vpoStcva vedno tudi
njegovo misljenje. Pocasi, S pre-
vidnimi koraki Sc mora peljati po
poti napredka prot luci.
Poleg tega so l.iudje obdani $
~fsnatizmom, lie zapreka in nesre-
4 "a stranko, Oni hi radi V TO-
Eilistienih skupinah videli samo
4ldi MIN enake, mani podueene
\ prepricane prezirajo ali cello
lie IL stranke; posebno ako eden
Aned Nth nj popolnoma opustil
lrkve ali ere. Takega napadajo
n vse na6ine, namesto. da hi GA
4usali prepricati. III fanatiki mai
u 81 z%apomnili, da je organizaciia
Md drugim cato, da vzgaja in
Mi svoie Glane in razSirja social
5eno idejo, ne pa samo "a ljudi.
n so re zavedni. Socialism je
manost, Xxi Sc da 5 svojim globo-
km naukom in vzviSenim ciljem
letezko popolnoma razumeti.
kdor pa hoce biti dober clan v
arnadi zavednega delavstva. ia
mora truditi, da vse to spozna
n da Sc nauci iasno misliti ter
ppviGno soditi. Kadar bodo vsi
l4irugi v nash organizacijah to
Hrlli, takrat bOdo vse poprej
N enJene napake odstranjene. To
Mriti pa je sveta dolznost vsakc-
El pOSameznika.
Frank Novak.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15

iskreni ziveli ter ma svidenje dine
%. nov. {. |. -
Cisti prebitek IL veselice znasa
mad osemdeset d~olariev.
Ia 81. liz. DIR. "Vihar'' f.
Kaucic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
Dunlo, Pa.

Dunlo, Pa. - Dne =. Septcm-
bra Sc je pri mas vrsila otvorit-
vena veselica Slovenskcga cobra
zevalnega donna. Prireditev .je V
vsakem oziru pOvoljno uspela. X
temu uspehu so znatno pripomo-
gla SLOW. druStva IL Onnalinda.
Lloydell. Beaverdale Saint Mi
chael, South Fork, kakor tudi
druStva il Dunlo. Pa. IA kar Jim
izreka Slov. Izobr. dr.. "Vihar''
prisrGno zahvalo ter jim klicc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-10-15
MALOMARNOST AVSTRIJ-
SIKH BLAST

al bOSdSd tluhd ' allltTlh Nec
%izurjenih, kvalificiranih in ne
kvalificiranih delavcev. Vest so
raznesli agentje, Xxi bi bill radi
nekaj z~asluzili. Toda dokler .je
vest krozila lie cd osebe do osebe.
III rOdila zazeljenih uspehov. vi
dec. Ola ma tax naGin ne gre so Sc
agentJe oSokolili in objavili V
listih oglase. V oglasih ie bilo
receno. da %potrebuje neka zelez-
niSka druzba V Acquafria med
dezelama 5. Paolo in Rio de ia
metro Y Braziliii $50 podaiacev
(malovariev). Kdor hoce tia, mai
Sc oglasi V baraki Y 'Feudo Co.
renco' (kjer jc gledaliSce Mi
nerva) pri gospodu Amadeo.
Tam so dclavccm povedali. Ola
gre IA zgradbo predora. Poda.ia-
Gem bodo plaGevali po 7 X ma
dan, toda Y Ameriki bodo vsi ma.
leti delavci Sc cr KRAFT cd druzbe-
mega zdravnika pregledani. Ko.
gar DO zdravnik Smatral. da nj
sposoben IA dclo podaiaca. tcmu
St DO nalozilo drltgo de. mi ka-
tercm pa lie DO ZaSluzil Nvy Sc
dem. marvel lc pet krou. kjer
so delavce sprejemali. MISC zahte-
vail cd njih nobenega ne ldrav.
niSkega. ne drugaGnega izpriGe-
vala. kdor ST. ie priglaSil. jc bill
takoj sprejet brcz vSakovrSnih ce
rcmonil. no ie izvedel IA stvar
trzaSki italiianski konzui. .ic 20.
vabil vse V TrStu bivajocc itaii-
Janskc podanikc. mai So obrncio
do MEGA. predcn So priglaSc "a
naVedeno ckSpedicijo. Res st .ie
obrnilo do imenovanega konzula
mnogo italijanskih podanikov in
tenn IT, kOnzul odsvetoval spre-
lem della V Acquafrio V Braziliii.
Polagoma SO priSle ma dan gle
dc della V imenovanem kraju
IT, l. na1..;,
nrodora morinna,;h ;a
A~comafri;; l.; 1os; m ~
~, = paoIo :; -. -
,J,or.,ron.
h. Val, .IaL. -
r,I; ,o -. sT
onJo,no n,oL;naIr. d., ~:
49, :; I'LL. -. :. u..
80. st., d.I.,oor l.; 'Laao
pomrIi PIaEo - ,ar.rno., l.an
J~.Ioz,, Kro; :; snno alI.I;m.
oJ -
vldrzp;o sroio noI;.;;a." J.;
,aio lo1oro;
roSl.o Anant ~ n I,
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zIo.nskib r~ozIooor L,z
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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
DRAINAGE CONGRESS OPENS.

NEW ORLEANS, La, April 1O-The second annual meeting of the Nation al Drainage congress formed last year was opened here today with a large attendance. and delegates from every state in the union, as well as many large and small cities in all parts of the country, delegates of various large commercial, industrial and other civic bodies and representatives of various colleges and industrial insti- tutiOns. The congress will remain in session three days and will devote it's attention principally to the consid- eration and discussion of the nation al reclamation plan which has been ed. An effort will be made to secure the cooperation and assistance of the national gov ernment in the plans for reclaim ing for agricultural purposes the 75.- 100000 acres of overflow alluvial and swamp lands in the United States. Congress is to be urged to create commission to make the necessary surveys and estimates of cost and to work out, in connection with the sev- eral states affected, laws for the grad ual reclamation of such lands. Col William C. Growers. chief engineer of sanitation in the Panama canal zone, who. with the sanction of the fed eral government has accepted the position of third vice president of the congress, will be one of the notable speakers
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11

held in New York, october 4, 1911, Hon. James NJ. Beck. in urging the creation Of this monument, gave an address from which the following tribute is quoted:
 We need not fear the verdict Of the future as to what we now plan to do. There are many memorials to the deathless yalor Of the brave men. who Tn the four years from 1861 10 1865 responded to the cali Of their country and in many cases laid down their lives for its preser. yation; but not less worthy Of com. memorative art is the equal patriot ism Of the women of America, who as truly threw their hearts into the great struggle for the union. and who freely gave their lives at the no less dangerous work Of duty of the fever. stricken camps, which followed with the scythe of death the march of our mighty armies.
 ITO the mothers who gave their sons, to the wives who gave their husbands. 10 the sisters who gave their brothers, to the women who be- came nurses, to those who in the pri yacy of their homes gave their earn ings and all the work of their hands, to one and all, let Us erect this noble memorial, aud in payment of a long. deferred debt. let our memorial be more beautiful than any memorial known to man. Let it stand for all that woman has been in American history"
 The resolution introduced by MT. Root and Mir. Slayden is the first step on the part of congress toward the acceptance of this generous pro pOsal of the Loyal Legion Of New York Appealing as the project does to all that is tender and sacred in the memories of the old and the gratitude of the young. it is believed 1t will receive the hearty support of a large majority of both houses 0, congress.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
Fitting Memorial to VI omen

A monument to the memory Of the loyal women Of the civil war will be come an enduring reality if congress enacts into law a joint resolution just introduced by Hon. Elihu Root, oi New York, in the senate, and Hon James l.. Slayden, of Texas, in the house This project, which has lain dormant in the minds of the people for almost half a century, has been put into concrete form by the gener osity and patriotism of the Comman- dery of the State of New York of the Military Order Of the Loyal Legion Of the United States.
 It is not proposed to make the monument merely a remembrance or persons and deeds, not merely memorial of lifeless stone or bronze, but a noble building full of the spirit of helpfulness, of tender sympathy of humane and patriotic devotion that lived in the women to whom this monument will be erected. This spir- fl is the spirit of the Red Cross, and for this reason the memorial is to be given to the Red Cross in perpe- tuity for it's headquarters in Wash ingtOn.
 Toward the earryinz out of this purpose, the Commandery has pledged itself to secure and give the sum of S300,00O. on condition that congress shall appropriate an equal amount as a contribution ol the United States toward the purchase of a suitable site in the city of Washing ton, the improvement of the grounds, etc. Thus the memorial will be made truly national, the tribute Of all the people to to the sacred memory of the loyal women of the war. The Red Gross, on it's part, is to agree to secure an endowment fund, the in- come of which will be sufficient to maintain the building for all time.
 At the banquet Of the Loyal Legion
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
MISSIONARY WORK FOR SOUTH.

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 WASHINGTON, April 10-Several hundred women. directly or indirect ly connected with the missionary work Ot the southern Methodist Episcopal church. gathered together at the Nit Vernon Place church in this city to- day to attend the opening of the sec end annual session Of the southern Methodist Episcopal Womans Mission ary council. The organization in the woman's department of the gen eral board or missions of the M F. church of the south and the meet ing, which will occupy a full week, will be mainly devoted to the receiv- ing of reports from various missions and the planning of the womens mis- siOnary work for the coming year Miss Belle H. Bennett Of Richmond, is the presiding officer. There will be three sessions daily and on the last day of the meeting, President and Mrs. Taft will receive the delegates at the White House.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11

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Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
WANT LICENSED HORSE sHoERs.

HARTFORD CITY. Ind. April lO- One of the most important subjects to be considered at the fourteenth annual convention of the Indiana Horseshoers Association. which open ed here today for a session of two days. will be the proposition to ask the legislature for the passage of a law which will require all horseshoers to obtain state licenses. The object of the plan is to elevate the trade and to protect the public from the ef- fleets of poor and unskilled workman ship.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
READY FOR BILLIARD MATCH

NEW YORK, April followers of billiards are displaying great great interest to the match to be played at the Hotel Astor tomorrow night between Willie Hope and Calvin Demarest for the worlds championship at 1S.2 balk line. Hoppe and his Chicago challenger are said 10 be in excellent trim, and betting is nearly even. Large sums are said to have been placed.
Bisbee daily review., 1912-04-11
Baseball Scores

The American Association began today. The scores were:
 Minneapolis 6. Louisville f. Kansas City s. Columbus 10. Toledo 6, Milwaukee 5. Indianapolis 6. St Paul 2. New York Nationals (regulars) :, Yale 2.
 Nationals (second) II, Yale 8. Princeton 23, Lehigh 6. St. Joseph TO- Pittsburg IA. Coast league games postponed. on account of rain.