davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25
Sun-Cooked Food

From the Chicago Inter Ocean
Going back to first principles, the latest
food fad is uncooked or suncooked food.
The advocates of this idea say that "be-
fore the use of fire primitive man took
his sustenanee as birds and wild animals
still do. and there is evidence that he had
better teeth, harder body and was ex-
empt from many of the ailments from
which people suffer today Therefore
they urge that nature should be allowed
to do whatever cooking Is necessary.
"ln all nature say these people. "ev-
cry animal but man finds food ready pre-
pared. Then why should human beings
boil and roast and fry and In the end bt
worse off than those that eat raw food
In fact, we have eaten some kinds of un
cooked food for years, and so the ster
to a complete diet is not great.
Lettuce, tomatoes. celery and fresh
fruits are all uncooSed. They are not
predigested SO that the stomach Is moi
deprived of its rightful tasks. The real
fact Is that uncooked food calls for
strong organs, and while 1t calls fot
strong organs 1t produces them. No lion
or tiger or COW has cooked food; no fish
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25

Paris Letter to the st. Louis elobe-Dem-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25

were many finger and toe bones scat
tered about the floor, none we're associ-
ated.
-Four feet west of cache No. cache
No. was found under conditions sim
liar TO those at the entrance OF the first
cache, but in its mouth were portions of
six skulls and lower jaws. many OF them
discolored by fire Cache No. was nine
feet deep and four feet in diameter.
Find Proof in Bones
Unrelated human bones were numerous
from five feet to the bottom of the
cache The cache contained vast num-
her of fractured and split bones, those
of the femur tibia and ulna predominant
ing. Many showed marks of fire. Some
had been broken into small particles. Col
lar bones. scapula or shoulder blades
and vertebrae from human beings were
side by side with shank bones OF mann
mails, principally those from species of
deer.
I'm cache No. was found the skull OF
an infant one side badly smashed, as
with club. There was a sinister slit on
the other side Of the head. Near by lay
sharp flint arrow point. The arrow
point fitted easily into the slip I'm the lit
tie skull.
Cache No. 3. which was 10 feet deep
contained frontal bones of three Infants
TWO Oiuef cDllurcD Htsu lnfte young WOn-
en-. Three feet from the bottom and in
space IL feet thick was an almost solid
mass of spintered and broken human
bones, intermingled with bones OF some
large quadruped pipe made from pink
soapstone of a very unusual quality was
taken from the cache bottom.>
Under the floor near the cache en-
trance, a bone fish hook was found. and
Just east of the fireplace, In the center
Of the ruin, another scapula grass hook
lay along with mass OF shards and
stones. In the walls Of the ruin was found
an exquisite pottery pipe, Illuminated
with drawing OF conventional flying
bird.
I'm all, there were found parts of at
least l6 human skulls ranging from the
smallest infant to the senile subject.
Many showed the peculiar discoloration
bones assume on being boiled.
lin my possession there Is vast as
sortment of food bones of quadrupeds and
birds from the two score house ruins
have explored, and the process for split
ting them for marrow is similar In result
to splitting the long human bones found
cached In the ruins just described. which
| believe, shows conclusive the proof Of
ca nnibalism.
LAS fact, In almost every home ruin
have explored parts of human bones
have been found. but not In sufficient
quantity heretofore to show cannibaism
was practiced"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25
An Extensive Uncle

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
He found his wife crying
What Is the matter, deary?" he
asked.
lie knew 1t was no fault of his and
this made him bold. Tell me your
troubles, lovey.'
She looked up, her eyes dim with
weeping,
For the first time in our married
life. dear. feel inhospitable," she re-
piled.
go on"
Every summer I have invited
uncle and auntie to visit u.s."
"Yes?"
This summer I cannot ask them"
And why?"
She sobbed again.
II have Just rem embered," she said,
that uncle expects to have meat at
every meal"
And 1t was long time before nc
could comfort her.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25

From the National Monthly.
In small village there was once a lit-
tie boy and his name was Jimmie. He
was standing on the porch. and he saw a
shaggy dog with his hair cut Off Going
into the house he said to his mamma, IT
seen a lion out there In the street"
His mamma said to him, Jimmie. II Is
only a shaggy dog with his hair cut on.
You have told a story. You must go in
the dark closet and ask God to forgive
YOU"
After 1--WE minutes deep silence, Jimmie
returned, and his mamma said, did God
forgive you?"
Jimmie answered and said. Yes. mann
ma, but he said he thought It was \ lion
when he first saw It, too
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25

requires it; no bird or flower gets
boiled dinner. Why should we2'
These uncooked food advocates are run
ming close race with the frugivors, who
eat only nuts and fruit Those who adopt
this method Of eating do, not touch grains
vegetables of any kind. Some persons
who travel have become enthusiastic fru-
fnvors and congratulate themselves that
they never have 10 fret over buffet cars
or hotel menus
Their meals are always ready and their
food contains no starch to clog tile stom-
ach and intestines. Pecans pignolias.
peanuts. chestnuts and other nuts are
on their menu in capital letters. In eat
ing three meals a day the fruisivor eats
nuts first, then sweet fruits, I hen lastly
several kinds of juicy fruits. Raisins.
figs. prunes and dates are soaked before.
eating and tomatoes are clas1eds among
fruits
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25
Nothing to Brar About

From the Detroit Free Press,
1--WE never heard you Dragging about
your ancestors"
mo. They all had to work for =
living. toe.~
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25
We Are Seven

From the Chicago News.
Mr.. Payton-There are sewn rea-
sons | shall not vacation at the seas
shore.
Mr.. Angus-What are tbeyp
Mr.. Payton-My wife and six chil-
dren.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-08-25
LOVE TR|UMPHS
INFACE OF DEATH
Frenchman Tells of Double
Tragedy on Titanic
HUSBAND WAS WEAK
Sea Claims Man and Wife, But the
"Other Woman" Had Been
Assisted Into
Lifeboat

Paris Letter to the st. Louis Globe-Dem-
ocrat
The best story of true love l know
said the elder of the two Frenchmen, lis
a story which really happened"
The younger man laughed. L don't
Think he said. that any love story
which really happened equals the book
stories in interest''-he paused a moment
unless, of course, 1t happened to your
self. a.
S Mo- said the elder man. at is not
my own story, although I saw it happea
on the Titanic"
We all sat up at once. THE Titanic?"
said everyone. the Titanic?'
"Yes. I won't mention any names, but
those Of you who know your Paris and
who saw the passenger list will possibly
remember them. A. and his wife, as you
know, had quarre1ed CASTOR A. was a
bit of butterfly. but | think he was one
o. the most fascinating men I ever met
and Nine. CASTOR was not only a very
pretty girl but was a very rich girl, too,
when Castor married her.
AT first they were happy. The early
years Of their married life were like the
beginning of the end of a fairy tale. They
had lots of children-three children-and.
then CASTOR met Claire de B. at Trou-
vile.
There was nothing wrong at first
there was nothing wrong for long time,
Nine. Castor, though she was the mother
of three children, though she was Gas
tons wife, had not grown up yet. To all
intents and purposes she was a child.
But she grew up suddenly one afternoon.
There is no need for details
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

Nato je sledilo petite in tambu-
ranje in pozneje pies. Pevski
klub "Zvon" je nastopil z mesa
MIN zborom in casino reSil svojo
toxic. SLOW. soc. zbor ''Naprej"
sc je vzdrzal ma svoji obicajni vi
SIM mojsterske popolnosti. Toda
zbor ina take moci, da Sc ne SINE
zadOvoljiti samo Z zborom. Zakaj
hi he priSel enkrat ma oder $ solo
spevl, IA katere ina dovolj izvrst-
min moci. kakor je pokazala pred
stava: Moe uniformel Vedno ma
pref maj bo vase geslol
Pc programu Sc je razvila Ii
Wanna zabava 5 plesom. Veliko
smeha jep rovzroGila Saliva po-
sta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
CHICAGO, ILL.
: v soboto vecer 80. noyembr,


je priredilo Pevsko drustvo "Slo-
van IL SO. Chicago veselico z
igro: "Trije Ticki'' V Narodni
dvorani. Udelezba je bila obilna.
%lzvrstni in bogati program Sc j.
priGel Sele oh deseti uri.
Prva tocka ie bila "'Slavnost.
ma bakljada" proizvajana pc or
kestru pod vodstvom prof. Broe-
minana. Druga "Zakipi dusa'',
pelo pew. DIR. "Slovan''; tret.ja =
INA Saw" hrv. pew. DIR. Fora.
Cetrta "Vencek IL opere "Ci-
ganka," pr~oizvajal orkester. Pc
ia - "Slovanski brod", pev. dr..
"Orel". Sesta - az Deklica, ii 81
jokala'', "b. Lahko aoG", dr.. Slo,
van. Sedma, - Cornet solo, gosp.
FIR. Klobucar. Osma - Orkester.
Ma to je sledila igra "Trije Tic
XII. Kar Sc tice programa. mora
mo reel, da Sc ie izvedel pray do
bro. "Slovan' Sc je izvrstno po-
kazal "Zakipi dusa", Priznanje
tudi "Zori' in "Orlu'. Gosp.
FIR. Klobucar mas je presenetil z
"Cornet solo. Tudi igra ''Trije
Tick je bila igrana uspesno.
Najbolj So .ie odlikoval krojaG. V
nekaterih prizorih hi malo boil
resen nastop posameznih igralcev
naredil boljSi utis. V prihodnje
priporocamo "a jednake priredit-
We sledeGe: Program mai bo kraj-
81. ce vzame dive uri, je dovolj
Skrbi maj Sc bolj "a red, posebno
kadar nastopijo pevci ali igra or
kester maj vlada popolen mir. Je
resniea. kjer sc tocijo opojne pi-
jaGe, je to tezavno. Wee zaniman.
ia in dobre wolfe cd strani obcin-
silva "a petite in godbo, hi veliko
pripomoglo in koristilo drustvom
pri izvajanju programa.
Veselica ie bila ena na.jboljih
kar Sc Jill je priredilo zadnje ca
Sc V Chicago V sakem obziru. Vdc
delezilo Sc je ve6 zastopnikov po-
sameznih organizacij, kateri So
priSli sem k prvemu zborovanir
"a slovensko za~vetiSce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

nag primejo tam, kjer Sc ga mo.
raJo. Zakaj omenjeni pisatelj nj,
koh ne pise in razmotriva razme.
re, katere so provzrocile, da je so.
ciallzem prisel. Povej nam en-.
KRAFT, bolje receno svojim ovci-
cam, kaj je vzrok, da Sc social.
stlcne ideje tako nitro sirijo. Kaj
Je vendar povod, da so Sc social
stlcni GLASGOW cd zadnje predsed-
nlske volitve do letoSnje pomno.
Ai "a $50 odstotkov. Kje .ie
vzrok9 PiSe. da Sc ne more stri.
nJati Z socialist. Seveda. kdor
hoce biti socialist. he SINE imeti
svojih mozganov zelodcu. Kobi
pa TonGek oblekel obleko kakega
rudarJa, premogarja, ali kakega
drugega delavca. Xxi della V plav.
zih, hi zaGel tudi on seasonal dvo.
miti V lepo neskonGno posmrtno
zlvlJenJe ma onkraj groba. Scaso-
ma hi tudi on postal boil resnega
miSljenja. Ne stavim pet centov,
da hi ga ne videl nekega prijaz-
mega vecera staff na "soap boXi'
ma kakem vogahu, drzeG V roki
malo rdeco karto in oznamujoG
evangelij socializma. Med drugi.
mi verami hi to mic nenavadnega.
lmamo socialisticnem giban.ju
dosti takih, XII so bill poprej vneti
duhovniki ene ali druge cerkve.
Socialist so postal vecinoma
skozi nepristransko citanje in
razmotrivanje socialisticnega ma.
uka. To priporocam tudi gosp.
Sojarju. Neobhodno potrebno je,
da poloziS vse take fraze ma stran,
kot: socializem nj prakticen, je
nerazumljiv, ljudstvo ne mara
zanj, vsi duhovniki so mu mas.
protni, potem zopet, socialist so
sami b~rezbozniki, anarhisti. pre-.
kucuhi, it'd. VidiS, Toncek, vse ia
Ike reel so Sc govorile tudl o agi.
tatorjih "a odpravo crne suznjosti
V juznih drzavah. V tistem casu
so vse we're, brez razlike, suznjost
zagoyarale. o bogih crnih suznjih
Sc je govorilo, ia MISC ljudje. am
pax navadne zivali. Duhovniki SO
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
"PrOletarceVa' armada.

kakor smo zadnjic rekli -
"Amerikanski Slovenec" in pa
fletni "Glas Naroda''. Ia diva
lista delata imenitno agitaoiio "a
''Proletarca'. In ''Proletarec''
jima je zelo hvalezen, tako hva,
lezen, da .jima Ia hvaleznost pc.
plaza Z dvojno nero! VAN, so
drugi, nj treba drugega, 'kakor
da pOiscete rojake in Jill opozo-
rite ma "Proletarca'. To lie vse.
Drugo je re storil elias Marc
da'. Pa ne samo skebski "Glas
Mar - temvec tudi ''Amerika
V Clevelandu'' Sc je mocno raz-
seperila zadnji teden in napravi-
la malo agitacije "a "Proletar
ca. To je lepo! Veste "Lojzeto-
va America je take sorte stra-
Silo, Xxi je odznotraj votlo. odzu-
maj ga mic nj - torej ne more
mic Skoditi. Mozicelj, kateri suce
to strasilo okrog sebe, Sc je zad-
nil teden enkrat precej nabasal S
fizolom - in drugi dan so ga
prijeli trdi obcutki pc kano-
nadi. Gorje Turkom, Ge bi priSli
v Cleveland - Sodrugi! Pomo-
zite mu. Nasujte mu paprike, ia
ko da DO ne samo 'bombardiral"
temvec tudi - kihal, Vsak nov
narocnik ma "Proletarca" v
Clevelandu je Ia bedastega Loj-
zeta TAXA paprika, da BIO kihal
tri dni zaporedoma.
Naprej. - Vsaka celoletna ma
rocnina Steie 200 glasov; pollet-
ma pa 100.
Narocnina pc Novem letu BIO
5000 IA cello leto. Do Novega le-
ia .je samo $50.
V kontestu IA 1000 novih ma
.rocnikov nj pr~ovizije.
NajpridnejSim kontestantom.
kateri bodo incl najvec glasov,
ie namenjenih 10 daril V vredno-
sti mad 5000.
Naprej "a 1000 novih narocni-
kovi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

iChisholm, Mimi.

tlalistom, kadar Sc zapeljano
,lyudstvo zavel Tako nekako piSe
Aopisovatelj V A. :. Omenjeni
dopisovateli skuSa V zadnjih ca
sih dokazati, da so mu socialistic-
ne ideje popolnoma znane. NSO
socialistiGno filozofijo nam hoce
ksr naenkrat pokazati V popol-
mel luGi. Gotovo, ako hi ljudje mic
drugega ne titali kOt maSno kDji-
zico in pa cunjo IL Jolieta, potem
bi morda Sc nekako Slo. Temu hi
tako. Ljudstvo. delavska masa.
shoee citati Sc kaj druzega kot
tisto, kar mu goSpodje, bOzji ma
mestniki ~priporocajo. Delavec Sc
zaveda. Ola cd ljudi, kateri ma ra-
cum njegove ignorance udobno in
razkosno live, nina mic dobrega
'priGakovati. On dobre We, da ga
ii ljudje nebodo organizirali in
mu pokazall potl do ndustrlalne
syobode. D~opisovalec A. S. je
skoro gotovo versko blazen, kjer
pise roper socialism in social
stieno filozofijo samo zaradi te-
ga, ker so Sc posamezni social
stieni p~isatelji in %govorniki kje
~izrazili malo boz pesimisticno o
zivljenju ma onostran groba. Pc
mojem mnenju Sc Glovek prav mic
ne pregresi. &c ne verjame o re-
teh. katerih nj Sc videl in jih GO
tcvo tudi nikoli nebo. Ako pogle-
Idmo nazai V zgodovino, vidimo
hkoi. da verski fanatizem nj Sc
nikoli mic koristil nobenemu. Sko-
Dill pa veliko napredku cloveSke
druzbe. Koliko voin. ropov, ma
Radov, ubijalstva it'd. Sc je re
|orilo pc versko zagrizenih l.ju-
fh. Ako zele gospodje o socializ-
~ res neprestransko razpravlja-
potem mai denejo bogove in
|geljce ma stran. Socializma Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

Nasa parobrodna poslovnica je najvecja
ma Zapadu in ina vse ~najboljse oceanske
crte Qinije). Sifkarte prodajamo po
kompaniiskih cenah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

bill trdno p%repricani, da Grni elo-
vek nj incl duSe. Ma vse naGine
so skusali protisuzenjsko gibanje
zatreti. Govornike in pisatelje Sc
je preganjalo, zapiralo in ODESSA
10, min imetje pa jednostavno
vni6ilo ali ~zaplenilo. Kje je bill
vzrok IA to, Toncek? Slicno Sc
godi dandanes socialistom. Povso-
di Sc govori in hujska roper ME.
Sc .lih denuncinira in preganja.
Vsaka priznica .je ma razpolago IA
pobivanie socializma in njegOve-
ga gibanja. Vsaka cunja, tako
imenovani casopis, .je voljna pi-
sati Gez socialiste in socialism.
Zakaj neki, kje je vzrok Ia to?
TonGek, kadar III DO postalo dolg
cas- i'll Sc ne hos incl skom KRAFT
kocasiti, prosim. zacni Studirati,
kje tici vzrok danaSnje mizerije.
Pokazi nam, kje je vzrok negoto-
vosti "a obstanek z%ivljenja. Ko
nam hos to pojasnil, potem Te
bono cenili. &c pojasniS povolj-
no, BON prvi, ko TIE bonn predla-
gal IA kandidata V socialistticno
strakon. Anton Maine.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
AMO MESEC DNI JE Sc CA
SA! - e
j yam pomaga-''Gl. Mar"
Kontest "a 1000 novih
narocnikov.

P. Novljan, Aurora. Mimi, 1000
Glazar, Pine Fork, o.. 1890
Zakovsek, Waukegan, Ill. 1900
Pavlovcic, Conemaugh,P Pa. 100
. Skofar, Mcdonald. Pa. 1000
Kocevar, Pueblo, Colo. 600
Drasler, Forest City Pa. 600
|az Novak, Pittsburg, Pa. 500
Razbornik Milwaukee, w. 500
Korosec, Pueblo, Colo. 400
Petrovic, Waukegan, H.. 400
Kulovec, Chicago, I'll -. 200
Koklich, Canonsburg, Pa. 200
Rataric, Vandling, Pa. 100
Petrovcic, Cleveland, o. -
(Kvaruch, Morgan, Pa.....-
I jaeger, Keewatin. Mimi. .-
2Gartnar, Fayette City, Pa
m.Majcen, Sheboygan, Wis.,
H'ako stoji kontest koncem zad-
fga tedna.iPar sodrugov Je pre-
81 %pOmnozilo svoje glasove cd
redzadnjega tedna, med TEN ko
2 stiri kontestantje Sc vedno ma
|prazni polici". Sodr. Glazar.
Neri je zadnjic "fano" nosil,
+ sedaj odstopil mesto sodr.
Rvljanu liz Minnesota. Vsekakor
: BIO precej spremembe ia teden,
kor razvidimo IL p~rihajajoGe
dependence. Kontest Sc je sele
ii pricel razvijati. Oziveti hi
rali zlasti sodrugi V Clevelan-
in drugih vecjim mestih, ko-
j imajo siroko pole "a delo.
le naprej, sodrugi! Same me-
dni je Sc casa. Do Novega leta
smo rekli - mora primarsirati
20 novih narocnikov. In delo je
] lahko. Agitacije VAN nj ire
delati posebne. kajti agitira
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

poiasnil "a enkrat, ker re dolgo nj
$40 nobene vesti IL tega kraja.
EO prilfki zopet kaj druzega.
/ Zivel socializsml
Resnicoljub.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Johnstown, Pa. %. noven

~.
bra smo tukajsni Slovenci reor-
ganizirali obstojece pevsko dru-
stvo "Planinski raj ter mu da
Ii novo ime: Slovenski socialistiG
hi pevski zbor "Planinski raj.
Beseda "socialisticni" pa nj hi.
la pc wolff nekemu pristasu in "a
stopniku newyorske flike, koje
hujskanje prot "bredomovin-
skim" socialistom je tako upliva-
10 ma njegove mozgane, da mu
vse, kar je S socializmom V zvezi,
provzroca nude krce V n.jegovem
patriotskem zelodcu. Mi Glani po-
zivljamo doticnika, da maj mi
ruje s svojo smeSno agitacijo pro-
ii hesedi "socialisticni''. zapom-
nj maj 81, da bodo omen.ieno dru-
Stvo ~vzdrzavali lie razrednozaved-
nj delavci in nihce drug. Narxov
klic Sc vedno hitre.jSe uresniGuje
in delavci nitro stopajo V vrste
svojih sobratov in sotrpinov. ka.i-
Ii delavci so Sc zaceli zavedati
svojega razreda pc vsem Sirnem
svetu. NaSemu vrlemu pevskemu
z5oru pa kliGemo: LIE pogumno
naprej pc zacrtani potil - Brez-
domovinski socialist.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03
Milwaukee, Wis.

Milwaukee, Wis. - "a. novem-
bra je gospodarska druzba Hi
rlja' $ sodelovanjem vseh slo-
venskih in nekaterih hrvaSkih
druStev priredila velevazen shod
v svrho agitacije Ia zgradbo slo-
venskega druStvenega Donna,
kateregaStevilna in zivanna jugo-
Slovanska druStva tako nujno IA
bijo. s TEN shodom .je bill zdru-
zen program in prosta zabava.
Sodrug Kalan .je otvoril shod
ter obrazlozil vaznost in pomen
shoda. Razmotrival je tudi deli
vanje druzbe ''lIirija', Xxi ina zc
potreben svet "a cmenjeno zerad-
bo kupljen. Kakor je IL njegovih
izvajanj in podanega racuna a 7
vidno, druzba Zero napreduje, a
Sc lepSe in hitreiSe hi lnhko, ako
hi Sc jugoslov. delavci Sc V veGji
meri zanimali "a druzbo ter il S
svojimi prispevki pomagali do
skorajSnjega uresnicenja n.jenega
pravega namena zgradbe "Do-
ma.
Pc Kalanovem govoru Sc je
unela precej zivahna razprava.
katere Sc .je udelezilo wee navzo
eth rojakov. Poudarjala Sc .je nui-
ma potreba lastne hale. ce$. da ma.
selbina 5 tako zivahnim druStve-
MIN z~ivljenjem kaknr je ravno
milwauSka ne o breZ laStnega
shaJaliSca take nitro naprcdovati
kakor hi lahhu. ker mora vedno
Jemati ozire ia pomanjkani- pr
mernih prostor0v IN shodc, igre.
veselice. seize it'd. V lem oziru so
Sc stavili finski dclavci V Arleri
Xxi IA vzgled. kajti mi imaio V
.vsaki vocii nase'hIni svoje shaja-
liSce, okrog katercga Sc vrSi vse
.njih .iavno zivljenic. In got .vo nj
pray mic prctirana trditev, do
finski delavci V Ameriki preka-
Sajo V naprednosti in zavednosti
.vse druge delavce.
Govorilo Sc .ie dale tudi C kcn-
summit druStvih ia shod ie 90
kazal, da ideia konsumnih dru-
stew nj zamrla med tukajsnjimi
-d%elavci, marvec da je moGneiSa
|kot kedaj pref. Ker pa je prevla.
'dovalo mnenje. da je hala maj.
vaznejsa in najpotrebnejsa in da
bodo nameravanem poslop.ju tn
di trgovski lokali IA konsum, Sc
je sklenilo, da maj druzba posveti
vse sile v to, da dobi skupa.j elm
pref potrebni denar ter da pricne
u zidanjem prihodnjo pomlad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-12-03

Telefon: Monroe 3447.
H. SCHWARTZ
ina popolno zalogo trpeznih oblek in
druge moske oprave: klobuke, kape
cevlje ter vsakovrstne kufre.
1916 N. Halsted St., Chicago, Ill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13

Furnlsned Apartments
~~~~e-~e~~s~~~~~~~~~~ ~~-~~-~~~~~-~~~s~~
MODERN Groom furnished apt de-
sirable location. For informa ton
Main 4501.
MODERN 2 or 3-f. apis, gas, bath,
corner rooms. low rent. 1904 So.
d or 1916 L st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
Abstracts of Title

ESTABLISHED 1888
COMMONW EALTH TITLE TRUST
Co. The Competent. Tel Main 1O1.
100 So. 10th st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
Its Wilson or Roosevelt
Collier Tells Colonel
(By united Press, Leased wire.

(By United Press Leased Nire.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 13.-Col. D.
c. Collier, president of the San
Diego Exposition Co., after con-
ferring with Taft and Theodore
Roosevelt, said:
Il am going to California and
will take off my coat and hustle
for delegates pledged to Roose-
velt."
Asked IL the colonel will &C
cept the nomination for presi-
dent, Collier replied:
II am speaking for myself, not
for Colonel Roosevelt, but l am
convinced that he will. 1 told
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
We'llKnow Soon
About Roosevelt

Omitted Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 10
Public announcement of q
letter from eight western gov
ernors, in which he was urged
to announce his candidacy
for president, was made to-
day by Col. Theodore Roose-
welt.
II am giving the letter
careful consideration" he
said, "and shall reply to it
within a short time probably
inside week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
.REUF NAMES
ULT|MATUM
(By United Press Leased wIre.y

(By United Press Leased Wlre.y
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10. =
Unless Abe Ruef recedes from the
position he has taken In demanding
that the indictments against him
be dismissed he will not even in
innate the nature of the testimony
he can give against former Mayor
Eugene Schmitz. 1t is probable
that he will be returned to San
Quentin without being placed on
the stand.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
BOYS BREAK
into SALOON

Tom Foley and Charles Nc
Donald, boys arrested Sunday for
attempting to provoke an assault,
were bound over to the superior
court today. They were charged
with having broken windows in
the S. & M. saloon and the Bruins
wick saloon, and stolen about 80
quarts of whisky.
Foley denied this at first, but
later, when Mcdonald confessed,
he also confessed. Both are un-
der age.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-02-13
For SAle or Trade

FOR SALE or will exchange for
house in walking distance, d ST.
hotel; location ideal. P. o. Box le6,
City.