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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-04-01
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me Meues Eel. 1857, Mltes 1866.
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SETTER, 113 Si6-Nlamo Strake.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Pred splOSnim klanjem v EvrOpi.
Delavci vseh narodOv moraiO upreti mesarieniu!

KapitalistiGna in burzvazna
Europa je podivjala.
Okrvavleni moloh vojne grozi
vprizoriti IL Balkanskega klanja
SploSno klanje i'll mesarjenje ce-
Ii iztocni Europi.
Avstrija mobilizira. Rusija mo-
bilizira, NemGija in Anglia Sc
pripravljata. Italija hiti mobi-
lizacijo ma morju. Vsak dan, VISA
ka ura lahko prineSe vest groz
nom spopadu. NSak dan lahko 81
ne novica. da Sc poleg balkanske-
ga proletarija'a kolje tudi av-
strijski in ruski proletarijat in
da Sc kolie med seboi jugoslovan-
ski proletarijat
AvStrija hoce yojno Slhijo.
Srbija hi ST. ne ustavljala AvStri-
j, ko hi ne imela "a Seboi Rusiio.
Rusija bo iSti hip - tako Sc glase
vcSti - napadla AvStriio. elm
zadnja vdere Srbijo. Italia in
Necija kot zaveznici AvStrije bo-
sta Sli proti RuSji; Anglia in
Francija kot zaveznici Rustic bo-
sta pa pomagali zadnji proti Av-
striji, Nemciii in Italiji, Ge pride
do SploSnega spopada.
Neliki kronani in ocilindrani
razbojniki Sc hoGejo torej poklati
Ia plen - "a Balkan! Toda veliki
razbojniki Sc ne bodo kali. Ce Sc
bi - MAJ bi Sc. - mi hi Jim IL
srca privoSGili ia Spas. Toda
oni so prepametni. Avstriiski ce-
sar, ruski car, srbski kralj in O.
stala mogoGna gospoda, XII odlo-
tajo o vojni - ne pojdejo V kla
ME. Oni ostanejo donna - toda
na prOstrapa moriSca bodo zopet
@Apodili stotisoce delavcev, stoti-
soce ubogih kmetov - proletar-
cev, kateri nimajo nobenega do
bitka od tega. ce ma Balkanu oh
Jadranskem morju gospodari Sr-
bija ali Avtrija. Veliki lopovi ma
ielu oficijelne Avstrije in Rusije
hi radi poslali smrt - hrano
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

Med bratSkimi delegati .ie maj
wee pozornoSti vzbudil Sodrug
Robert Smile iz SkOtske. ki je
govoril vcliki disciplini angle
SIKH rudarjev Gasu njihovega
spIoSnega Strajka zadnjo pomlad.
Pripomnil ie tudi, da so tenn
Strajku premogovni barom wee
protlllrali kakor pa delavci. kajti
re diva meSeca pred Straikom so
povlSali Gene premogu ter Sc tako
odSkodoyali IA ilgubo casu
Strajka. VISA tcza Strajka je torej
padla ma delavska pleca. Nadalje
je dejal; Druga vazna lekciia,
katere smo Sc naucih v tenn Straj
ku je ia, da nj varno Sc nadalie
pustiti rudnikov v rokah privat-
nih oseb, katere jih izkoriscajo v
svoi lastni profit, in ne v korist
vsega ljudstva. Pri mas ma Angle
zkem Sc je zacelo nitro Siriti mne-
ME, da mai bo zemlja, rudniki,
zeleznice it'd drzavna last in ma !
Sc uporabliaio "a blaoor vsepa
naroda To Sc imenuie social;zrm
in tega imena So ze zavedam net
indvaiset let To pibanie bitro
prodira tudi " strokovne orgar;
zaciie NJ; vaS do,a6 40. I,e ~
nasa poslaniska zborn;co noo+olo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

psom in gavranOm milionske cete
delavcev in z njih krvi kovali
nov kapital!
Iakaj vse to! ko so Sc podali
balkanski monarhi Ma rop Tur-
ego, popadla je Avstrijo grozna
ljubosumnost. Avtrija, namreG o.
ficijelna Avstrija, gnjila in tran
ska dunajSka vIada zc cd nekdaj
goji zeljo. da hi bila tudi ona de
lena plena ma Balkanu. ko Sc bo
DELLA turSka drzava Europi. In
sedaj. ko noGe Srbija Ease pridr.
zati kos obrezja Y Albaniji oh Ja-
dranskem morju priStaniSccm
Durac zahtcva Avstriia. da
mora Srbija drzati svoje prste
proc. Sama Srbija, posebno sedaj,
ko je V vojni Turcijo ze zelo IL
krvaVela. hi Sc Sevcda ne mogla
niti jeden dan ustavliati Avtriii
ali Srbija ina Rusijo IA seboj
ruski car. kateri ie podpihnil bal
kansde zaveznike proti Turciii,
podpihuje zdaj Srbijo. da Sc mai
ne ozira ma umcSavanje AvStri-
Je. Tako Sc resuje balkansko
vprasanje!
PoStopanje AvStrije je torej IL
kateregakoli staliSca in Sc pose
bel IL naSega delavSkega staliSGa
skrajno hivicno in podlo. Tu Sc
vidi. koliko ie KRSCANSKI Av-
strlJi y ma TEN. da Sc juzm Boil
kan osvobodi NEKRSCANSKE-
GA Turka! - (Kam bodo Sc
daj obrnih oci tisti duSevni slep-
ci, ki pojejO glorijo krSGanskim
in slovanskim bratom. kateri ko-
LEGO Mohamedance? Kan bodo
obrnili oci. ko bodo sliSali. da Sc
daj njih krsoanski in slovanski
bratje koljejo svoje rscanske in
slovanske brate OBJ Saw? Radi hi
videli njih obrazeD
Avstrija nina nicesar iskati ma
Balkanu! Niti kos zemlje V Alba
Mil. mad katerem drzi Avstriia
svoje hajduSke prstte. nj V res
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
nici vreden niti jedne same kosti,
niti jedne same kaplje krvi av-
strijskega delavca! Da bi Sc I'll

strlJskega delavca! Da bi ST. IL
soce avstrijskih delaycev in kme-
TOW, SrbSkih delavcev in kmetov
in ruskih delavccv in kmetov kla-
10 in streljalo drug drugega, po-
zigalo in ruSilo mesta i'll vaSi -
da hi stotisoce mater. zen in otrok
oStalo brez sinov, soprogov in o.
cetev samo radi tiste peScene de-
zelice. bilo hi to hudodelstvo ta-
ko grozno. da 81 groznejSega nj
misliti!
Kapitalizem je ze nagromadil
dovolj hudodelstev svojim kr-
vavim ropom ma Balkanu. Ali Sc
nj dosti?
Slovcnski delavci Ameriki!
Polozaj Y Europi. kakorSen je
danes, mora tudi mas zanimati
Staliice vsakega deiavca. kateri
Sc koliGkaj zaveda syojega razre-
da, mora biti: BOZ vojni!
Seycda sami ne moreno nice.
sar storiti. Sami smo kapljica Y
morju. Xxi izgine. Pridruziti Sc mo-
ramo velikemu valu vzbujenega
delavStva. ki valovi po celem sve.
tn. Mednarodni bir6 socialistiGne
Strankc Bruselu pozivlje DELAY.
ce vSega sveta, da vstanejo kot en-
MOI proti grozeGemu svetovncmu
klanju. Nojna ma Balkanu Sc ne
da wee odvrniti. Smrtna kosa. XII
tamkaj kosi krscanske in moha-
medanske proletarce. bo preneha.
la kOsiti kadar Sc uda ali pade
barbarski turSki sultan. Odvrniti
je pa mogo6e novO vojno med
Avstrijo, Srbijo in Rusijo it'd
Mednarodni socialistiGni biro ie
Skleml. da Sc predloM mednarod.
nj kongres, kateri hi Sc incl vrSi.
ii prihOdnje leto ma Dunaju. "a
leto 1914 in namesto tega Sc vrsi
v kratkem izvanredm kongres v
Svlol, ma katerem Sc bo predvsem
razpravljalo: kako prepreciti ev-
ropsko vojno. Kakor Sc cuje. bo
kongres urgiral delavce cele Ev.
rope, da skrajni sill vporabiio
(NadaIJevanje ma zadnj, strane. :
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
SOciaiizem mOgOcnO
napreduie.
DCKAZ: NAPADI IN PERSE-
KUCIJE NASPROTNIKOV.
XII so v STRAHU.
Socialist napredujemo. Mogoc-

Socialist napredujemo. Mogoc-
no raste ideja socializma in pro-
dira tudi najtemnejSe kote pro-
letarskih mas. NajboljSi dokaz "a
to so - kapitalisticne persekuci-
Je posameznih sodrugov sploS-
mem gibanju Amerike in fanatic
no rjovenje kapitalistlcnih pri-
veskov proti naSemu jugoslovan-
Skemu gibanju poSebej.
Zacnimo najprej pri sebi.
Pred petimi, Sestimi lett Sc nj
zlv nasprotnik zmenil "a mas. Ma
padali so mas sicer. toda ne kot
socialiste marveG kot brezverce
iii boz je bill od casa do casa ma
perJen lie proti posameznim So
drugOm. Socializma Sc nj nihGe
dotaknil. Takrat smo bill mi Sc
slabi. Organizacije - brez nekaj
malega V Chicagi - hi bilo: jav-
nih shodov nj bilo; casopisje je
biIo Slabo, omejeno lie ma majhno
Stevilo citateljev in drugega tiska
sploh nj bilo. Zato mas slovenska
Javnost sploh nj marala vpoSteva-
ii. Zato tudi nj bilo posebnih ma
sprotnikov - sal javnosti ne.
Zdaj je drugace. Nj smo nara
sli. IL jednega ali Oven klubov ie
narasla mogOcna organizaciia.
katera danes Steje osemdeset kra-
Jevnih klubov vStevSi Hrvate in
Srbe. Tisk je narasel. "Proleta-
rec Sc je razSiril po vseh sloven-
skin naselbinah; Siri Sc boljin-
bolj in zadobiva veliko moe. Ste
vilo naSih naro5nikov bo vsak cas-
dospelo ma 1000. Socialisticne
knjige in broSure preplavljaio
vse naselbine. Nj ga kraia. kjer
bl ne bilo govora socializmu in
vecalimanj vspeSne agitacije. Ma
81 mezdni sunni po rudnikih in
fabrlkah Sc Zanimajo "a naSe gi
banJe, segajo po socialisticnem
ctivu in zahtevajo socialisticne
go'ornike. ViSek dosedanjega
vspeha je pa jugoslovanska socia.
listicna Organizacija dosegla
TEN, da je letos pozvala Anne
riko jednega najboljSih social
sticnih govornikov in predavatel-
Jev ma Slovenskem Jugu sodruga
Etbina Kristana.
Prihod sodr. Kristana V Ameri
ko Je pa bilo Ia naSe nasprotnike
ze prevec. MISC mogli verjeti, da
zamoremo kaj takega storiti. Da
bi mogla "peScica socialistov" -
tako mas hoce ponizati "Glas Ma
roda" - izpeljati tax kos della
kot Je bila kristanova tura, XII je
bila narayno zvezana velikimi
stroski, to je "a slovenske ma
sprotnike socializma Sc danes
uganka. .Cutili so sicer naSo moe
"' Popi'J. Jt DllO TdZNluDO IL
raznih casopisov, kateri so wee
KRAFT sovraznem i'll prezirljivem
tonu omenjali socializem in naSe
gibanje. Toda Kristan Ameriki
jim je pa potrdil strah, da smo
Jugoslovanski socialist tukai re,
Sila, da smo moe, katero mora
10 ratunati in spreletela jih ie fu.
RIA silnega gnjeva. Zbali so Sc
sodr. kristana tako. da so ga de-
nuncirali pri naselniSkih obla-
steh Sc predno je stopil ma ameri-
ska tia. Ali ko Jim je ia prvi ma
skok sijajno spodletel in ko je
sodr. Kristan pricel $ svojimi sho-
di. zatulili so kakor da bi jih ri.
ell sam CAD.
Rev. Anton Solar je zatuli v
imenu slovenskega popovstva v
In Sc danes tuli. Uprav
nesramno in falotsko je napadcl
Tone Solar Kristana takoj drug
teden njegove ture Gamer. Slo-
vencu". Napadal ga ie YES cas- in
Sc danes ga napada ko ie sodr
(Nadal jeyanje ma zadnii strapeN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

NIkar ne odloH "Proletarca"
IL rok, predno ne pre6itas Glanek
ma 3. strani: "ProletarGeva arma-
da'. v tenn clenku ie nekaj vaz-
mega, kar Sc tebe tiGe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
Samo S9.13 ma dan dobiva pa

Samo S9.13 ma dan dobiva par
mesecev starr potomec omega
Astoria. kateremu je usoda Tita-
Mica 10. aprila 1912. prestrigla
nit brezskrbnega III razkoSnega
zivljenja. Pred kratkem ie ma
mrec postavni varuh dolociI. da
dobi mlada matt $4,000 ia yzgo-
10 otroka "a dobo treh let. Temu
posmrtnemu otroku je Astor "a
pustil tri milione dolarjev. XII Sc
pa bodo vec kakor potrojili do
nJegove polnoletnosti. Polubrat
tega "siromasnega" deteta Vim
Gene Astor je postal te dni polno-
leten ter prevzel ma svoje rame
dedscino svojega oceta. XII Sc ce-
nj ma mic mani kakor 100 milo
nov dolarjev.
Da, vse bi bilo "alrajt", ko
bi oh istem casu ne bilo nasi bo
gait Ameriki ma stotisoce delav-
cev, XII so prisiljeni prezivliati Sc
be in svojo druzino 1913 ma te
den. cesto niti teh nj. No. sicer
so pa delavci itak zadovoljni s
takimi naredbami, kakor so po
kazali pri zadnjih volitvah.
Brezplacno obcinsko perisce je
bilo pred kratkem otvorjeno
Cincinnati, o., "a delavske zene.
Opremljeno je najmodernejSo
maSinerijo, kakor motorni peril
mix, susilnik in elektricni gladil-
niki. Ia sedaj lahko uporablja to
perisce do 500 zensk vsak teden.
Dosti gospodinj prihaja vsak te-
den tn notri ter Sc posluzuje te
naprave, XII neverjetno olajSa ma
porno delo. Mestne oblasti uvide-
vajo velik pomen in vrednost te
tako potrebne institucije. cato
nameravajo najkrajsi bodocno-
sti otvoriti Sc vec perisc. IL tega
je razvidno, da ljudje, XII ma eni
strani vsemi silami delujejo
prot socializmu, ma drugi stra-
nj sami uresniGujejo socialistiGna
nacela. seveda Sc tega ne zavc-
dajo. Razume Sc da so to lie drob-
tinice tega. kar socializem zahtc-
va. Taxa obcinska in druga sknp-
no lastovana podjetja imaio pa
tudi to dobro stran, da kazejo
DraktiGno vrednost skupnega
lastniStva. .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26
POziv ma
PROTESTNI SHOD
JugOSlOvanSki delavci v Chicaqi in OkOlici!


oJe ena naboJ krvav bk kanje probun
Ma
dahcev altarju
ogoe Ma toce druzn knju zgubo
o IN rkov Turkov,
III uugh p mio vabJenh po raznh paiscnh agent
mt sVoo domovlno gredo
'bolnega moza Europe.
hakor glase porocia bojc
JJe misElo
eVS' kae Sc hoeo nad da pograbio plen
ne dado popia.
udl amerlska vada kaor poroGi posaa
ed agrad dve bon lad amersk
ameriSki kapital
Meuaroom soclatstlcnl Bro rusu G tidal poben
poVe prolearJat
vZdgne
proetarsko ma kanu
her vona Bakanu edj protest.
depopularrati
vono ma Balkanu kn
da pred
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

List Ia koristi delav-
skesa liudstva. Delav-
CT so opraviceni do
vsega kAr produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
TO the interests of the
workins class. Work.
ers are entitled TO all
what tn ey produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-11-26

- IL 10
ma stevilko " oklepaju-
ki Sc nahaia poles VA
sega naslova. prileplte-
Mega spodai ali -
ma ovitku. Ako 2z3)
ie stevilka
tedai van prihodnto
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnine. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takot.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
DIRECTOR HAMMER
QUITSSAE NGERBUND
BECAUSE OF TILT
Says He Will Not Permit
Dictation BY the Board
of Directors.

A breach between Musical Director
Heinrich Hammer and the board Of
directors OF the Washington Saenger-
bund has caused Mr. Hammer to tender
his resignation to the board, to take
effect at the close of the present year
The directors have Cancelled the public
concert of the Saengerbund. to have
been held on March "a In the National
Thester, Eecause of the trouble. Ar
rangenent nj the chorGs and orchestra
is the cause of the difference.
Director Hammer said today the board
OF directors sought to dictate to him
concerning matters affecting the artistic
SUCCESS or foilure OF the SaenPertund
chorus, lie said Re would not accept
such dictation.
President Albert Lepper, OF the saen-
beyond saying the trouble is the result
of Misunderstanding. He raid that
no steps have been taken to effect an
agreement with Director Hammer.
Whether Mr.. Hammer reconsiders
reaHs to be- TO in Sd
Lepper.
Dr Hammer said his twenty-six
years experience as musical director
and student in Europe and this country
SHOULD entitle him to be master and
Judge Of matters relative to the Saen-
gerbund. He said that in all his ex-
LeItence In Europe he never has known
Of an orchestra being placed in the pit,
and the chorus II accompanies on the
stage. ,.
the chorus from me-" he added. I'm
der these conditions must he sole mas
ter in Things artistic. When the atti-
tude of the hoard CT directors became
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
Would Change Name to
Increase Membership

In order that it's membership may
include the Diplomatic Corps in WASH
ington, and of men and women who
have seen or are seeing service in for
eign countries, the Philippines Club will
vote Saturday night on the ACCESSIBILITY
OF changing the name to that of the
Foreign Service Club.
Under the constitution of the Philip
pine Club, which was organized few
months ago, only persons who have
seen service in the Philippines may be-
come members Saturday Sy0r Eight THE the
clubhouse at 9lS FouTteenth street
Huntington Wilson, Assistant secre-
tary of State; Beekman Winthrop, As
Barrett, director general of the Pan
American. Union; Major Henry T. Al,
invited to speak. A smoker and buff
fot supper will be given. n.u,s,
DR.. Joseph Heller and DR.. Daniel
Folkmar compose the committee In
charge,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
Government Outlines
Attitude Towards China

Secretary of state Knox has made
public the text of note sent by tlhs
Government to Germany outlining the
position of the United States with re-
gard to the Chinese revolution.
In this note the Secretary said the
United States favored concerted action
among the powers in dealing with tho
Chinese situation, and an exchange of
views in all instances where misunder-
standing might occur.
Mr.. Knox said this Government dis
couraged the loans by American inter-
ests 70 any faction Of the Chinese. lie
said such loans could not be protected
unless approved by the Coz ernment.
and that in order to avoid complica-
lions they had been disapproved.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-02-08
A Home Recipe For
Removing Wrinkles
tFrom woman's National Journal.)

who will blame the modern woman
for trying to look as young and at
tractive as che reasonably can? Why
should she be placed at \ disadvantage
in numerous ways by wearing wrinkles,
IL she can avoid these hateful marks OF
advancing age7
Few women. however, know what to
do to effectually rid themselves Of
wrinkles or sagginess.. None Of the ad-
Sertised preparations In satisfactory
and most OF them are very expensive.
But a very simple and harmless home
remedy, which any woman can make,
" III work wonders where all the patent
preps rations fail.
Buy an ounce of powdered saxolite
at any drug store. dissolve the whole
ounce in a half pint of witch hazel and
use 1t as a wash lotion. The results
are practically instantaneous. Marked
Improvement Is noticed Immediately
after the very first trial. Wrinkles and
sagging are corrected and the face feels
so refreshed and smug-like.
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Orders for these machines probably will
be placed within the next ten days.
They will more than likely be sent
direct TO College Park. Nd, to be ready
for use in April when the army Ayers
return from Augusta, Ga. Tho addition
of these machines win give the avia-
ton school ten biplanes, Ave now being
at Augusta, and one at San Antonio,
Tex.
Work will begin on the grounds at
College Park the middle of March, IN
order that the field will be In good con-
dition when the Officers return. -Four
additional Officers have been selected 90
become aviators.
II was announced at the Signal Corps
this morning that an aerial station Is
being established at Fort Leavensworth.
Kan, and that a biplane would be
ordered for that station within the next
two weeks.
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NEWS
IS SENT TO BRYAN
FROM WASHINGTON
Nebraskan Ignored BY DEM
ocratfc Caucus In Money
Trust Fight.

Disquietlng news went over the wires
early this morning to william Jennings
Bryan, who has again been sat upon
by the Democrats of the House. De-
spite Mr. Bryan's uItimatum that an
investigation Of the Money trust" must
be conducted by a special committee
the House Democrats In caucus last
night stood by Representative Under
wood and voted down the Henry res
olution in its original form.
The caucus, by a vote of 115 to Sc,
adopted the Underwood substitute,
which provides that the subject matter
contained In the Henry resolution shall
be referred to the several standing COM
mittees Of the House having jurisdic-
ton, and that the investigation of the
Money trust" shall be conducted by
these committees, and not by a select
body.
Dissecting the Henry resolution, the
Underwood motion sends to the Bank
ing and Currency Committee that por-
ZION relating to monetary matters proper.
To the Committee on judiciary will go
sections relating to the antitrust law,
TO the Committee on Interstate Com
merce sections relating to such COM
merce, and to the Committee on Elec-
ton of President that portion Of the
Henry resolution seeking light on the
subject of campaign contributions.
Mr.. Henry, in a final effort to stem
the Underwood tide last night, read a
3 telegram from William Jennings Bryan,
dated February s, Yin which the Peer
less Leader" admonished the Demo-
Gratis that only an investigation by a
special committee would be worth while
There was little applause after the
Bryan telegram had been read, and
some Democrats openly resented the
interference of the Nebra skan
few minutes later, after more heat
ed oratory, the steamroller passed ov<I
the forms of the Bryanites.
Henry Makes Speech.
Mr.. Henry made an impassioned
speech in which he urged the caucus
to authorize the appointment of a
special committee of seven members.
While quoting from the utterances OF
Mr.. Bryan, Mr.. Henry said that he had
acted on his own initiative. He assert
ed that the adoption of the Underwood
country as sidestepping the issue and
that 1t would not result in a real in
VeStigation.
Various members of the Banking and
Currency Committee Indignantly resent.
ed insinuations that this COMMITTEES
would not conduct real investiga.
ton, but some Of them did not ap.
preciate 1t when Congressman Rainey
proposed a vote Of confidence" for the
Banking and Currency Committee
Chairman PuJo took the ground tina
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Il was unnecessary for anybody 20 vote
the committee honest, but the caucus
did Il Just the same.
ollie James For Plan.
Congressman Ollie James was the
last Bryanite to appeal for a special
committee, but even his thunderous
tones could not shake the grin that Mr..
Underwood had on the caucus,
Speaker Clark voted for the Under
wood substitute and when a roll call
was had II was found that the SOCIAL
ed Bryan Democrats OF the House had
stood by Mr. Henry.
Congressman Underwood, majority
leader wears a smile today, for he has
defeated the Peerless Leader" for the
second time. Mr.. Underwood, II will be
recalled, was successful in running the
steam roller of the Bryanites when the
Nebraskan demanded free raw wool
during the extra session,
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Quickly Removes Hairs
Without Slightest Pain
CFrom Boudoir secrets.)

Persons having unsucccssfully tried
to remove downy growths from the
skin will be interested in powder
called dclatone. Enough Is mixed with
water to form a paste and spread on
the hairy surface. After two or thrcs
minutes 1t is removed and the skin
washed.
The ease and quickness with which
this method removes every trace OF
Lair or fuzz is most pleasing. and
though druggists charge a dollar an
ounte for delatone, It is worth many
times It's cost because of the absence
Of pain when using 1t and the salts
factory results always following. Cars
should he exercised, however, to see
that you get the genuine delatone and
rot an imitation.