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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
"PrOIGtarGeva" armada.
Franklin, Kans.

Franklin, Kans. - Sodr. ured-
Mix - Tudi JAZZ SEN eden tistih,
Xxi je delal racun brez krcmarja.
to je. da BON nabral ''kako veejo
svoto "a "Moza Z batOm"; toda
varal sem Sc. II. avg. je dr.. "Ju-
trania Zarja", S. S. p. u. priredi-
10 veselicO. Komai Sc .je ista do
bro pricela in kOmaj ie bilo nato-
cenih 30 vrckov. - pa o smola in
nesreGa - priteGe naznanit neki
angleski FAINT, da prihaia Serif.
Tajnik druStva a. Selak nitro IL
bije pipo in zlahtna kapliica je
Sla namesto V naSa grlo V zemlio !
Drugi smo nitro pospravili kupi-
ce in druge sumljive stvari.
Komai smo bill gotovi. res pri-
de Scrif V spremstvu nekaterih
drugih vladimir organov ter pre-
lsce vse kote "a to nedolzno ie-
cmenovO vodo. V sluGaju, da bi
naSli pivo, bi drustvo imelo kazni
in stroskov okrog $4,000. Ker nj
so nicesar naSli. so odsli. a drust-
vo ie veselico zakliuGilo, ker Sc
:le bio bait, da Sc mozie postave
vrneio.
Ia grozna neprilika ie ma NC
"a 2 baton" tako uGinkovala, da
Je vso energijo in moe zgubil. Je-
"a mad tenn hinavskimi kansaski.
mi temperenGniki ie bila tolika.
da sc je bio bait. da Sc m.u kaka
zilca ne utrga, vsled cesar hi ne
bil v stanu uzivati zasluzeni open.
zjon". katerega ina ravno sedaj
nastopiti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Koliko stanejo vladarski sprejemi

Koliko so izdali ma Francoskem
V zadnjih letih IA vladarske spre-
jeme. ie izracunal Louis Marin f:
sprejem ruskega carja .ie veljal
l.529.4O0 frankov, spreiem itali-
ianskega kralja 100000, Spanske-
ga U5.000. portugalskega $4,000
norveskega 31S.000. danskepa
100000 in Svedskega 2SO.O 900
frankov. Zgolj nepotrebni izdat-
XII.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
AvStr. SlOVe nSkO
Ustanovljeno
10. j~anuvarja 1892.
SedeZ: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI

GLAVNI URADNIK
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN, Box ~, Mineral, Kans.
POdpreds: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 30, w. Mineral, kans.
Tajnik: JOHf' CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, kans.
Bagajnik: FRANK STARCIC, Box 245, Mulberry, Kans.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, L. Box 3s, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN, FrOntenac, Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SvATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAKOB MLAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral, Kans.
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box AZ.
Sprejemna ~pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa samo eden
Dollar. VS.; dopisi Sc maj blagovolijo poSiljat, g. tajniku.
Use denarne poSiljatve pa 81. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
MILWAUKEE, WIS. IN oKO.
LICA.

Nsem svojim pri]jateljem in
znancem mammalian. da sem st
preselil IL 1880 St. Paul Ave. ma
11S Muskega Ave. y velik in le-
pc urejen saloon, kier Sc vedno
dobi syeIe pivo, izborno zgan.je.
stare in pristine vino ter unijske
Smodke.
Nsi moji zuanci Z mesta. kal,or
tudi IL Racine, Kenoshe in drugih
bljiznih NEST, mai vzameio
transfer" ma Clybourn Ave. do
18th st. in mai vpraSajo "a svo-
jega arega priiatelja
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-08-27
ANGLESCINA.

Mi pouGujemo angleseino in lepopisje
re peto leto. UGimo potion dopisova-
MIA. Dobri uspehi. Lahka metoda. Uei.
tie sc donna. Pouk traja do sest mese.
cev. Solnina nizka. Pisite pc poiasnila
Sc danes.
Slovenska Korespondencna Sofa,
1880 T. 4Oth St., Cleveland, Ohio.
(Prejsnji naslov: Clio st. Clair Ave.
s. B. 10Y.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
SUTFRAGETTES
IN fine SHAPE
Expect to Get Eighty Miles
Nearer Albany Today.

Rhinebeck. N. Y, Dec. 23.-The suf-
fragette army hit the road into this
town, stepping high and strong. They
are used to it now, and heavy shoes
and rough roads have no terrier for
them. They are wondering how they
will ever be able to wear Just ordinary
pumps again.
They put up at the Rhinebeck hotel
one Of the Oldest hotels in the state
Miss Gladys Coursen, a graduate of
Vassar, Joined the party at Poughkeep,
sic just before they left for the eight
cen mile hike to Rhinebeck. and In
R~hinebeck Miss Frances Hart also
opined that she would go to Albany or
something would burst.
They came through Hyde Park and
S~taatsburg on their route and at Hyde
Park were reviewed by Vincent Astor
and Miss Eleanor Huntington from the
vantage point Of an automobile. They
made speeches in spite Of its being
Sunday. and Mr.. Aston honked a honk
or two on his horn by way Of applause.
They passed many estates Of promi-
nent New Workers on their way up. in
Guiding that Of Alfred Vanderbilt
They only made speeches In Stats
burg and Hyde Park, however. and re
served their energies for the evening.
The pastor of the First Methodist
church in R~hinebeck turned bis church
over to them, and who turned up to
make a speech but "Suspender Jack"
Niece. He was assisted by Colonel
Ida Craft.
Today the armyette will hike to Up
per Red Hook, eight miles above here
and that much nearer Albany. All the
trampers figure that they will reach the
capitol on schedule time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23

Main street at a high rate of speed
two automobiles were in collision
last night at the corner of Middle
sex avenue and Main street. DR..
Herman Gross was taking a load of
f1remen to the fire at Cameron
Spears and was running north on
Main street. The Gross car was on
the right side of the road and had
the right of way because it was for
the time being a fire apparatus.
A car. owned and driven by Will
liam Reinholdt, of Newark, contain
ing four people beside Mr.. Reinholdt
was running south on Main street
and in making the turn from Main
street into Middlesex avenue ran
out Just far enogh to meet the car
of DR.. Gross. There was an awful
crash and the street at the time was
crowded with people who were go
ing 10 church and people who were
running to the fire. Bystanders has
tened to the aid of the supposed in
jured, but as if by a miracle not a
person was hurt. The occupants of
the Newark car who were all from
Newark and were bound for the
home of Miss Helen Teller, were Ed
ward Newton. Randolph Lea, Miss
Florence Talmadge and Miss Clara
Miller. All were badly shaken up
and thrown in a heap, but the two
young women proved the admiration
of the crowd by their GOODNESS. Both
were much concerned lest the fire.
men had been injured. When they
found no bones we're broken they be-
gan picking up the pieces of the
wrecked automobile.
The Newark machine had to be
placed on a truck and taken to AL
mond's Garage.
The corner where the accident oc-
Cured Is q very dangerous n and
has been the scene of many auto
mobile collisions.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
BIG BLAZE On
SPEAR ESTATE
$1,000 Fire Near Metuchen
Last niQht.
Special to the EVENING NEWS.

Metuchen, Dec 23.-As the church
bells were ringing last night a gen.
eral fire alarm was turned in. The
large barns and outbuildings filled
to overf0wing with seasons crops,
on the country estate or Cameron
Spear were on fire. Although put of
the Metuchen fire district, Washing
ton Hose Company responded with
their fremen by automobiles.
Chief Hamilton, of South Plain
field, ordered out his department and
in a jiffy the fremen had run a line
of hose from a plug In front of DIV
err Kelly's place to the Spear place.
The signal was given to turn on the
water, but not a drop of water flow
ed, and while the fremen and friends
and neighbors of the Spears stood
helplessly by, $4,000 worth of prop
erty went up in smoke. The fire
plug taps the 36-inch main of the
Middlesex Water Company. Why
there was not water in this main
something that the taxpayers on
Raritan township are trying to find
out today.
Word was sent to Chief Doane at
Plainfeld and he sent over an auto
mobile fire engine which drained d
nearby pond dry, but by the time
the Plainfeld fire laddies got on the
cen there was nothing left of the
barns to save.
The Metuchen and South Plain
field fremen saved the Spear home
from destruction by forming bucket
brigades.
The first man on the scene when
the fire was discovered "a John C.
Bowers of the Metuchen Garage Co.
Mr.. Bowers and e. Niles Welch
pressed their automobiles into SER
vice for the transportation of fire.
men and ohse between Metuchen
and Oak Tree. AS the Spear house
Is two and one half miles from the
center Of Metuchen, the round trip
was five miles. AS each machine
covered the ground about fifteen
times the total mileage was one hun
dred and fifty miles.
Buildings are insured through the
agency of Truman T. Pierson. Mr..
Pierson said this morning that his
companies were already on the
ground and arranging for an ad-
justment.
There was also a small line of in
q held by a farmers mutual
insurance company through r. B.
Crowell.
Autos Collide Going to Fire.
Specini to the EVEh.NG NEWS.
Metucben. Dec. 23-Tearing along
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
NOTICE.
PERTH AMBOY TRUST COMPANY.

Perth Amboy, N. j., Dec. 10th, 1912.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of. the Perth Amboy Trust
Company will be held at the principal
place IF business of the company, No.
l47 Smith Street, Perth Amboy. N. j.,
on Tuesday, the fourteenth day of jan
uary, 1913, at three o'clock p. m.
This meeting is called for purpose Of
election of directors for the ensuing
year and for the transaction of slch
other business which may properly
come before the meeting. The polls
will be open from three O'Clock to four
o 'clock p. m.
S. RIDDLESTORTFER,
13fTS.12-1G23.3O 1-13 Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
Christmas icy Joys Will Be Greater For
Having Made Your Gift Purchase
At Stern & Co.

You will have a keen satisfaction in having fulfilled your duty, both
from a practical and economical standpoint. Only one shopping day unit
Xmas. Let us assist in your selection of srWceable and acceptable gift
offerings. No greater boon could be conferred upon you and yours who seei
to give o. get a fine piece of furniture. Store open tonight and tomorrow
night for the convenience of lastday shoppers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
SELL FIXTURES
AMBOY HOTEL

The fixtures, furniture, ETC.. OF the
Amboy Hotel, 2 Smith street, will be
sold at public auction tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock to satisfy a
chattel mortgage executed by the
proprietor, Charles Howers, to Lem
beck & Betz Brewing Company. Con-
stable John C. Platt will conduct the
sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
PASTOR KILLS A BURGLAR.
Telephones For Police arc Fires a,
Robber Enrers Hone.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 23.-When the
fiev. r. F. Kirkpatrick. a Presbyterian
minister, discovered that a z bur
glar was attempting to get into his
home he telephoned the police. armed
himself with Il revolver aud took up a
position at the head of a stairway.
Before the police arrived the negro
gained entrance and the minister fired,
killing hun instantly.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23

Peter Madison, a carpenter and
contractor Of this city, is erecting a
handsome residence for himself at
Metuchen, where he intends to re-
move to shortly. The structure has
attracted so much attention that sew
eral others are to be erecetd along
similar plans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23
SETTLE
CASE OUT OF COURT
Special to the EVENING VIEWS.

sDtc''E 70 INC EF ENINb wv
New Brunswick, Dec. 23:-It was
announced today that the action of
David Karmany VS.. Michael Brady
had been settled out of court by the
latter paying the former $500. Brady
and Karmany were contractors at
Roosevelt some months ago and
formed a partnership. Karmany de-
cided to remove TO Pennsylvania and
Brady gave him notes to the amount
of $3.50 for his interest in the con
tracing concern, which were not
paid when they fell due, hence Kar-
many brought suit against Brady to
recover the amount of the notes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23

W III Y Va
Metucben. Dec. 23-Tearing along
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-12-23

Look at the "prices of things" as
advertised in today's paper. If you
know values, and have a care for yodr
purse, these prices will interest you.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20
ARE GLASSES NEEDED

ARE GLASSES NEEDED
Two conditions daily themselves F2ehactnist
Condition I; The optical apparently serious is of
temporary important character and needed
Condition 2; The optical disturbance apparently mrnportan If
OF a permanent nature and glasses necessary
How distinguish between the conditions? YYar course is
plain Avoid the nexperience experme,e The awness
dtions and he advise when they not needed or
declare them when the welfare xr eeght de-
mands their the does mi
Consult Dr. MendesOhn experience and knowledge
of every eye
Dr. MendesOhn is graduate of Hedeburg Germany medi
cine not only of the leading colleges Germany the world
Dr. Mendelsohn discontinued the practice devoted
his entire time to the practice of optics years he has
been specialist in that line has with all the ad-
vanements science having been by dng physi
clans Of the state.
NO INVITATIONS
Dr. Mendehn fitted people locating In
Salem last May Among them dfiren Over 20
practical experience fitting glasses pur service No
extra charges for examination One r glasses and
examination employing professional cou get the best
of material that this produces you will
others for inferior material and service Ask
neighbors family physician bwnes where
there is the reliable your eyes attend to- We
guarantee satisfaction in and santee Is good
All broken lenses replaced while you
2O211 U. S. NAT. BANK BUILDNGG
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

a criminal action was begun in the
municipal court of the city of Port
land, charging one Grace Reed with
the crime of larceny from the per-
son, but nowhere does the complaint
give the result of that proceeding or
any order made therein 1t is fur
ther stated that later, to-wit: on
April 80, 1907, an information was
filed TAinst Grace Reed in the cir
cult Gohrt by the district attorney
charging her with the crime of lar
ceny, and that on June 1907, she
wa& placed on trial in the circuit
court upon that accusation and was
duly convicted. The fourth para
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

ted January 8, 1912. Frank T. Col
ler Geo. ]. Cameron, John Manning
and A, M. Cradford on brief) for re-
spondent W. j. Makelim "a. G. En-
mons on brief) for appellants, Bur-
nett, ]. Reversed.
This is an action originally CON-
menced by John Manning as district
attorney for the fourth judicial dis
trict of the state of Oregon to recov-
er upon an undertaking of bail, The
present plaintiff, Cameron, having
succeeded to that office was substi-
tuted as plaintiff.
The first paragraph Of the COM
plaint narrates that on April 10, 1901
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

Portland, being a court of limited
Jurisdiction, the i.Hacs conferrinR.jur-
isdicton upon lts-shOuld be alleged. It
should further aappear by averment
that the court nasLde the order of com
mitment; that inn pursuance of this
order Of commitment the undertake
ing of bail as gtSiyn to answer the
charge upon vAislch the order was
made and that thine defendant therein
named was discharged from custody
on account Of hayihg put in bail as
there specified SSectlon 1868 L. o. T..
reads thus: I'll, without sufficient
excuse, the deienndant neglect or fail
to appear for aIIrrlgnment, or for
trial or judgmenttt, or upon any 9TH
er occasion wheH,D his presence in
court may be hwwtNlly required, or
to surrender hms self in execution of
the Judgment, hee court must direct
the fact to be eltttered in its journal;
and the undera04xing of bail or the
money deposited In lieu thereof, as
the case may M.s, Is thereupon for
feited"
In respect to n forfeiture, the allie
CATION Of the Nnmplaint is that on
the 2Sd day OiJJIune, 1908, an order
was made by The Hon. A. L. Frazer
forfeiting said boOnd to the state Of
Oregon" The dab.te alleged it will
be observed, Is nearly four years
earlier than the cOnnmencement of
proceedings In ttKhe m unIeipal court.
This may be a Cle erICaI error but in
the absence Of army suggestion Of a
diminution OF the record, 1t is bind
ing upon the Cun rt as an allegation.
The averment no owever, is still fur
ther defective In . that II states that
the order OF forte slture was made by
Judge Frazer
"A Judge may exercise out OF court
all the powers esexpre ssly conferred
upon a judge as ntradlstinguished
from a court @od not otherwise. >
Sec. 95S L. O. /. Judge, as dis
tinguished from asa court is not au-
thOrized to deChrre forfeiture, as
by section 1868 L. q. L. that must be
done by the court1-t and the fact au-
thorizing the dec claration OF a for
feiture must be entered upon the
: journal. For all that appears, the
cause may never have been called
l. for Judgment or any situation have
. arisen where the Hpresence of the de-
. fendant Reed, In c>court might be law
fully required. Th9e history and idea
. tity of the pro@eo-dtgs from the be-
' ginning to the Gvvlng OF the under
u taking should be accurately traced
= in the pleading, anznd the order OF for
u feiture should b 8 shown by the jour
= nal Of the Circuit court The cases
II OF Clifford v. MaE-rston, IA Or. 425
;. and Malheur COmTAty v. Carter, So o.
u 621 are instrucIvs-e upon the princl-
= pies involved In thf7la case
% The compliant Is insufficient a;
!" against the obietRious urged, but !,
y it is possible that : he pleading my
: be amended, the cause is reversed
4 and remanded 70 bthe court below fol
u further proceedhgSs not inconsistent
+ with this opinion
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

grapher AYERS that on April "a, 1907,
the defendants Burger and Kutner
executed an undertaking in the sum
of $1,000 which instrument is set
out in words and figures in that par
agraph and in form is compliance
with the undertaking of bail as pre-
scribed in Sec. 1647 L. o. L. This
undertaking is entitled: "In the
municipal court for the city of Port
land Multnomah county, state of Or
egon Before municipal judge and
ex-ofiicio justice of the peace.
Estate of Oregon v. Grace Reed" .
Paragraph of the complaint is
here quoted thus: THAT said under.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

thereof upon such terms as may be
just and reasonable according to the
circumstances of the case. Even then
the forfeiture either entirely OF par
TALLY, can be remitted only upon the
payment of the costs and expenses
incurred in the proceedings for its
enforcement, and If part only be re-
mitted, judgment must be given
against the bail for the remainder.
Such action is bar to- an action
upon the undertaking or IL one be al
ready commenced, it is thereby abat-
ed. Secs. 1669-1672 L. o. L.
The authority to excuse sureties
from the enforcement of their un-
dertaking, in any manner or degree
is thus vested in the court and as a
matter of law the authority of every
other officer to do the same thing IS
excluded 2 Sutherland's Stat. Const,
cd ed) Secs. 492, 627 Smith v. Ste
vens, 10 Wall. S21; Rogers v Ken
nard, 81 Tex. 80; Conroe v. Bull, 7
Wise. 4O8. The statutory duty of the
district attorney is to prosecute ac-
tions against sureties upon their un-
dertaking after forfeiture He has
neither power TO admit to bail, to
take bail nor to exonerate bail. AS
a matter Of law, the defendants well
knew the limitations upon the au.
y thority of the district attorney, and
that tn eonly power to release them
|, from their undertaking was vested In
the court, upon proper application tc
that tribunal. They knew they had
no right to rely upon the represen-
tations of the district attorney, al
legged as a defense in their answer
State v. Ripper, 124 Mo. 492; Whit
tington v, Ross, 8 Ill. App. 234. The
new matter in the answer constitutes
no defense to or release of theil
obligation upon the undertaking
: quoted.
It remains to consider the sufflci
ency Of the complaint as against tn
3 objection, urged for the first time n
! the oral argument of the cause be
e fore US, that 1t does not state fact
g sufficient to constitute a cause of ac
g tion. This objection may be urged
although for the first time, befor
{ this court, and although It is not as
= signed as error on appeal. Paris
". Parrish, So Or. 161, SO Pac. 1906
: Conceding. without deciding, that I'll
Y allegation Of the complaint about tn
e commencement of the criminal actio
n against the defendant, Reed, in tn
', municipal court Of the city of Por
l. land, is equivalent to an averment I
> the filing of an information under ii
II provisions Of Chapter 10, l. o. L. an
e the issuance Of warrant Of ARE
n in pursuance thereof, the complain
l. Is yet insufficient In that It does n
in state that the municipal court heal
E. the matter or made an order OF cor
At mitment as prescribed in Secs III
al L. o. L. The doctrine applicable
" this situation is thus laid down
D. this court in Malheur county " Ca
" ter, So Or. 61s, 621: True, some 1
K formation upon some Of these esse
m tial averments may be had by refe
r ence to the recitais in the copy
ut the undertaking attached to the col
IN plant and by allegation made pa
D. thereof, but an exhibit to pleadil
Of cannot serve the purpose Of suppl
he ing necessary and material ave
ny Iments"
rt The municipal court Of the city
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20
SUPREME
COURT DECISIONS
Cameron v. Burger and Kutner, Multi
AOmah County.
pecided January 9, 1912.

Decided January 8, 1912.
GEORGE ]. Cameron, district attor-
ney for the fourth judicial district of
tho state of Oregon, respondent, v.
A. B. Burger and M. Kutner, appel
lants. Appeal from the circuit court
for Multnomah couutl. Hon. John B.
Cleland, Judge. Argued and submit
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-01-20

Persons troubsdH with partial par
alysis are often Vesery much benefited
by massaging the aRiiect ed parts thor
oughly when apDlEylng Chamberlain's
Liniment. This lh.aiment also relieves
rheumatic painS For sale by all
dealers.
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Kings Drug Store. 14th and Mass. ave.
H. Davis Drug Store. 9th and s.
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