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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07
LetO (VOl.) VII.
kapitaliSticnO caSOpiS-
ie ZOper OrganiZira-
no delaVStVO.

Chicago. III. - Nsi tukaSnji
anglcSki dnevniki so zaGeli ostu-
den boj proti organizirancmu de-
lavStvu. PrijatclStvo in naklonje-
most do dclavStva je bila samo
krinka pod katero je to Gasopisje
slepilo dclavstvo Toda danes so
delavci potegnili TEN prevaran-
tom krinko raz obraz in njih sta
liSce .e jasno kot bell dan.
AngleSki dncvniki. izvzemSi
Chicago Socialist. so zdruzeni
nckak GasniSki trust, ki 81 je stavil
nalogo unici vse uniie. PreteGeni
teden ie potekel kontrakt med
operatorii tiskovnih stroiev in
med mekatcrim casopiSi. kojih
lastniki so Y svoii satanski zlobno-
sti odllOnili vsako trczno pogaia-
ME "a spOrazumljenje. Posledica
tega Je bila, da je prizadeta uni
ia napOvedala strajk pri vseh
lmenovanem trustu zdruzenih case
pi>ih. Tel miji so Sledile Sc druge
kakor unija vOznikov. vposlenih
pri razvazaniu omenienega Gaso-
pisja. unija izdelovalcev kliSejev
(cut) unija raznGSalcev in dr..
Pocetje tega trusta jasno kaze.
da nocejo lastniki pripoznati no.
bene unije in da hoGejo V svoiih
tiskarnah upeljati "open shop.
V dosego tega namena skuSajo
dobiti dovolj stavkokazov cd pow
sod. ker pa je vsa tiskarska stro-
ka dobro organizirana, je vsak
tax poskus brez uspeha.
Da je ma strani trusta vsa CHI
caSka policija in celia mestna u
prava. je samoobsebi umevno.
NaJhuJSi trn peti je casnikaskim
magnatom Chicago Daily Socia-
list, kojega jutranja izdaja izha-
ia pod imenom Chicago Daily
World. Teh Gasopisov Sc proda
okrog 100000 iztisov dnevno. Pro-
dali bi jih Sc vec, a ker nina IL
skarna najmodernejSih strojev,
Jih ne more vec natisniti.
Policija sluzbi trusta Sc 20
sluzuje najbrutalnejSega teroriz-
ma. naJpodlejSih Sikan in raznih
"trikov'', da hi dobila dovoli po-
voda prepovedati nadalnie ida
vanje soc. casopisja, ki je mai
ostrejSe orozje boreGega Sc delav-
stva.
Tupatam izide kak iztis enega
ali druzega kapitalisticnega caso-
pisa, ker je unija news
boy-ev' ma Strajku in ker liud-
stvo noce kupovati "scab" caso-
pisov, ie vsak TAX uspeh izjalov-
lien.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07
VELIKA BEDA MED DELAVCI.

Chicago. - Mrs. Josephine Con-
ger - koneko je imela pod po-
kroviteljStvom soc. kluba V Sc
stem wardu govor o Stanovaniih.
Y katerih iivi neverjctno doSti
chikaSkih delavccv. Ma podlagi
laStnega raziskovanja trdi govor-
Mica. da Stanuje V ChIcagi mad en-
million ljudij. kar je wee kot dve
petini vSega prebivalStva. V docc-
la mezdravih stanovanjih. IL kate
rih dina vlaznost in pleSnoba. XII
sta provzrocitcliici mnogih bolez-
nj.
PoSeben odbor je dognal, da Ii
vi SamO ma enem majhncm bio
ku' tovarniSkcm diStriktu ma
zapadni Strani 1900 ljudij. Druzi-
ma ScSetrih tlanov lcii ma eni po-
Stelji. ker "boardcrji" porabiio
ostali prOstOr stanovanju; brez
teh hi druzina nikakor ne mogla
izhajati. ker oce ne zaSluzi dovoli
IA vzdrzevanje druzinc.
NcStcti so slucaji. da Spe DELAY
ci ali delavke zaduhlih shram-
bah hrez okcnj. brez vsake venti-
laciie. Dokazi IL zivljenia prica-
jO. da Mvljenje takih prostorih
ne more trajati dlie kot pet do
dvanajSt let. Sc tako mocna Glove
ska narava mora podleci TEN raz-
meran in kad jetikc Sc naseli V
njej.
V vecini stanovanj. Xxi jih ic tn
komite obiSkal. zraGni proStor V
spalnicah niti od daleG ne zado-
Stujc zahtevam tozadevnega "a
kona. In Chicago TEN oziru nj
mic boljSa kot London ali pa New
York.
Razume So. da so V vsakem slu-
caju delavci tisti trpini XII prena-
SajO to velikansko gorje, IL kate
rega Sc nehote rode bolezni. zlasti
jetika. nemoralnost. zlocinstvo.
prezgodna smrt it'd.
Tako vidimo ma eni strani mai
bolj razuzdano razkoSje, nepre-
cenliivo bogatstvo nckai oseb. ma
drugi strani pa milione delavcev,
katerim manjka najpotrebnejsih
sredStev "a zivljenje. Vsprico ia
kin razmer Sc ljudje Sc cudijo, ako
Sc delavstvo zaveda. Organizira in
zahteva Ease vsaj zivljenje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07
SOCIALISTICNIM KLUBoM
NAZNANJE.

kakor je IL raznih poroGil raz-
vidno. je poslalo Socialisticno
drustvo ma Brodu oh Saw. Hrvat-
sko. proSnje ma klube IA denarno
podporo pri zidanju svojega do
ma. ker pa tajniStvo j. S. Y. nj
ma nobene tozadevnc natancne in
formacije. isto svari vse klube. da
pocakajo to akcijo, dokler ne.
dobc poziva cd j. S. IT,. ker hi .
teglnl biti kak izkoriScevalen NJ
never. 81
TajniStvo j. s. u.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07
TRAGEDIJA "TITANICA. "

Tragedija "Titanic-a" Sc po-
mika pocaSi V ozadie, pozablje-
most. NSi njeni mogoGm utiSi, Iii
llh je provzroGila ma yes svet :
SvoJo ncpopisno grozo, Sc pocaSi
izbriSuje Y teku casa. PrvOtni vik
IN kirk jc potihnil; Samo odmev
lc St Guti tupatam.
Rane. prizadrte sorodnikom di-
rektnih lrtev. St STEER St MISC "a
cellle in Sc tudi zlepa ne bodo. po
nekod Sploh nikdar ne a zato Sc
SirSi SVet malo briga. Use gre pO
starem thru naprei. kot da Sc nj
pripetilo nic poScbnega. dasi je
1000 cloveSkih Mvlienj zrtvovamh
nenaSitnemu molohu - profitu.
katerega GaSti danaSnja kapitali-
Sticna druzba kot svojega boga.
Parniki Sc naprej konkurirajo
med scbOj hitrOsti, iStotako Via
kl, stroll tvornicoh; vse hiti in
drvi Svojo stare pot naprej.
Tako je bilo po vSeh drugih
morSkih katastrofah, tako je bilo
po vSeh zelezniSkih neSreGah, ia
ko je bilo po vseh eksplozijah Y
rudnikih, po Smrtnih slucaiih V
tvornicah in tako ir danes, ko IL
ginjajo IL GlovcSkih Src uGinki.
katcre je provzroGila uSodepolna
tragedija Titanica.
Res je. da Sc vrSe senatne pre-
iSkave Zdruzenih drzavah. res
je. da je tudi angleSka vlada upel-
jala preiSkavo in res je. da so raz-
nj vladni faktorii poSiliali grom
IN StreIo ma provzroGitelie nesre-
ce, in re so Sc pripravliale "visli-
ce zanje. Sedai pa nj nikogar. Xxi
bi "a obesili. SolaStnik Titanica
in direktor "White Star" druzbe
ter - Sokrivec nesreGe - Ismay
Sc ie odpeljal nazai ma AngleSko
kot prOSt clovek. reSnici je mad
| 6 StCIratni morilec. katerim hi
morale naSe oblaSti temeliito oh
racunati "a njegov brezprimerni
zlocln. Toda Stvar nj tako enOstav-
ma kakor ma prvi pogled izgleda.
q TEN Sc je naSa kapitalisticna
vIada prepricala. Niena prvotna
vroca zellnost po maScevanju Sc
Je ohladila. ker je vlada Sprevide-
la. da je Sama tiSti zloGinec. kate
rega maj ST. najprvo beSi. ako Sc
bo SplOh kOga obcSalo. kajti ira
gOdiJa Titanica nj zlocin posamez-
nlka. ampak je zlOcin sedanjega
Sitema. katerega danaSnja kapi-
tahSticna druZha hrani zakoni
in vsepOvSod zagovarja. Tia sistem
So ne da odpraviti obcSaniem
enc oSebe "a zlocin obesiti. odpra-
viii ie treba sedanii druzabni red,
Scdanjo oStudno in nevarnO gon-
10 "a profitOm in to vSepovsod. ne
Samo ma enem parniku.
kdor pritakuje kakih daleko-
ScInih poSledic od sedanjih pre-
iskav. tega bO bodOcnost britko
iznenadila To trditev podpiraio
preiSkavc raznih drugih Stevilnih
katastrof, ki so cd casa do casa
vZnemirjalc svet. Istotako Sc mott.
kdor miSli. da Sc bOde V bodoGe
zgodilo mani neSrec kot Sc iih je
Y pretekloSti. Vsak korak tehniG-
mega razvoja bo zahteval novih
lrtev, a profitazelina kapitalistiG-
ma druzba ne bo miSlila ma varnost
liudij poSameznih fazah tega
razvoja pref. kakor, da jo bodo
Irtve opomnile nanjo. To je bist-
ven greh kapitalizma. In kakor
: ic vOlk ustvarjen, da mort in davi.
tako ic kapitalizem ustvarjen. da
provzroca katastrofe a la Titanic.
Edini mozen nacin saniranja Sc
danjih kriticnih razmer ie social
ziranie druzbc. to je. sklUpno la
Stovanjc prometnih sredstev. kjer
ne bo slo "a Oseben dobicek, am
pax IN spopolnitev cloveSkega xiv
ienja in njegovc varnoSti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07
KONVENCIJA.

strankc Idruzenih drzavah V
lndianapolis-u, Ind.
IL vseh delov naSe obscene re-
publike prihajajo zastopniki So
cialistiGnih organizacij razredno
zavednega delavStva Y mesto, kicr
50 Y zadnjcm casu diviali nailju-
tejSi razredni boji.
Stevilo delegatov znaSa 293.
Priprave, razprave in debate Y
poSazemnih klubih V teku zadnjih
par mesecev glede inStrukcij. ka-
tere 50 dobih delegate, jasno ka-
Icjo veliko in zivahno zivljenje
med strankinim clanStvom. Ako
pomiSlimo. da Sc jc Sthankino
tlan~tvo, to so meSecne pristojbi-
ne placujOci Glani. wee kot potro-
jilo Y teku Stirih let cd zadnje
konvencije, polni zavesti lahko
pricakujemo najlepSih uspehov cd
delegatov, ki so V resnici cvet
nase stranke.
kolikor je sedaj znano. prinaSa
Skoro vSak delegat doSti lepih
idej od Svojih Glanov. XII 20 potom
oStrih in treznih debat oGistili tc
ideje plev i'll prahu ter poSiljajo
clsto zrno ma reSeto konvencijc. Xxi
bo IL dobrega izbrala najboljSe
koriSt zastopanega proletariata in
nJlh politicne organizacije. Glede
imstrukcij posameznih delegatov
bo letoSnia konvencija veliki
meri nadkriljevala isto pred Sti-
rimi lett, kar priGa zrelosti
Strankinega clanstva.
Mnogo zelo vaznih problemov
so pretresovale ze konvencije po-
Sameznih drzav. kar no konvenci-
il delo precej olajSalo.
Ielo vazen in znacilen pOjav je
dejstvo. da no konvencija posve-
Gala velikO pOZornOSti tudi prak-
ucnim gOspodarSkim problemom.
"a katcre Sc prejSnc konvcncije
zaradi mladoSti Stranke MISC mo-
gle veliko brigati. Veliko ma to
polje Sc nanaSajocih resolucij ie
ze Sedai pripravljenih. Naivaznej-
Sa tozadevna vpraSania. IA kate
ia Sc bo morala konvencija zavze-
ii so: Ustanovitev moderne tiskar-
ne. last VSc SOcialiStiCne Stranke
V l.. DR.. Nadalicvanjc in spopol-
nitev icejskega biro-a (Lyceum
Bureau Xxi ie prvih ScStih me
secih svOjega obStanka pokazal
naravnOst sijajen uspeh. StaliSGe.
ki mai ga zavzcma soc. stranka V
posameznih mestih. zlasti me-
stih nestrankarskimi nasprot-
niki. kcr ie naseljevanje u.
DR.. zclo yazen Ginitcli. bo stranka
prlSiljeno zaGrtati Svojc StaliSce V
tenn vpraSanju. Kakor drugih
drzavah. tako prihajajo tudi de-
lavci l.. DIR. pocasi do spoznania.
da so mali trgovci in prekupovalci
najveGja opora %apitalizma in
najvecja zapreka socializma. Zato
moramo socialist misliti ma
Osvojitcv trgovine potom zadruz-
nih prodaialen in drugih zadruz-
mh goSpodarskih organizacii.
konvcncija 81 bo morala zato pc
cati tndi vpraSanjem zadruzni-
stva ali kooperacije. Konvencija
Sc bo dalie zavzela intenzivneie "a
izobrazbo in zensko vprasanje ter
lzdelala svoi program IN ameriske
farmarje.
TajniStva Stranke. njenih SEX
ell in odsekOv so izdala Svoia IL
skana porocila. XII bodo predloze-
ma delegation. kar bo dajalo jasno
sliko o strankinem delovanju.
Tajnik osrednjega odbora odi-
de ze 9. t. m. indianapolis. kjer
Sc vrsi vec sci osrednjega odbora
pred konvenciio. Istotako no incl
wee sci tudi narodni zenski odbor
ter tajniki tuiejezicnih sekcii soc.
stranke.
OrganiziranO dclavstvo De-
ltroitu Mich cvor; op,or;yl,o il
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

Svicarski socialist prireiajo po
vsej dezeli shode in odloGno pro-
testirajo. da hi jih obiskal nemSki
cesar Viljem. XII hi s svoio prevz-
viseno in premilostno cesarsko
osebo okuzil svezi vrak Svicarske
republike.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

Organizirano dclavstvo V De-
troitu. Mich. svari ameriSko de-
lavstvo. da maj ne hodi "a delom
V Detroit. katerega oglaSajo kapi-
talisti za "obljmbljno mesto",
kjcr so delavci najbolje placani in
kjer je obilo della "a vsakogar.
ReSnica pa ie. da je V Detroitu
brezposelnost ravno tako stevilna
kot drugod in place sramotno nj
IKE. Delavci, ogibajte Sc Detroita |!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

V Londonu Sc je nudil pred
kratkrm obcinStvu nenavaden pri-
zor. eni izmed najzivahnejSih
ullc so opazili ljudje zelo skrbno
oblecenega moza. Xxi je Sci poGasi
svoJo pot. Ma hrbtu pa .je incl pri-
trJen plakat napisom: "V vseh
pisarniSkih delhi dobro izvezban
trgovSki sotrudnik zeli Sluzbe. O.
brniti Sc ie do NIGGA samega tu!"
Dokaz. kako vedno ostrciSe obi
ke zavzema danaSnji kapitali-
sticni druzbi boj IA obstanek med
izkoriScanimi Sloji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

V Madridu ma Spanskem ie bill
izdajatelj socialisticnega lista A.
Melia obsojen ma osem let jeGe.
zato ker je dal natisniti nekO ka-
rikatwo kralja Alfonza, Xxi sc Gu
ii TEN zelo uzaljenega. Imejmo
zavest. da bo to seme rodilo stole
rem sad "a socializem, "a Alfonza
pa Sc kaj hujsega kot zalenje ne
dolzne karikature.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

Socializem bo preskrbel delo "a
vSc. Nsakdo bo dobil popolno
vrednost svojega della: cello tisti,
XII ne bodo mic delali; toda delez
teh slednjih no enak - niGlil
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-05-07

p A ZITE!
-
ma stevilko oklepatu-
vi SO nahaia poles VA
sega nasiova. prilepIie-
mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (244
te stevilka
tedai vaTn 3 prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takot.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Bernard Rice Home.

Bernard l., Rice, who has spent
the past several months in the south
and west in the interest of a well
known lecturer, returned home to-
day. coming directly from Tucson.
Mrs Rice and child Joined him at
Glenwood Springs and the will spend
the rest of the week with Rev. p.
A. Rice and family. Next Tuesday
Rev. Rice will go to Salida to attend
the meeting of the Gunnison presby-
terry and will then return here to
spend the summer. He expects to
spend a few weeks at Eagles Nest.
the mountain home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phidelah Rice, when the latter re-
turns from the east, where they have
been filling chautauqua and lyceum
engagements. Rev. Bernard Rice
is much better physically than in
some time. and feels able to take
up regular pastoral work again.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
VETS CARRY GREAT
MAJORITY OF TOWNS IN
SOUTH DAKOTA ELECTION
Sentinel Special Seryice.

Sentinel Special Service.
Sioux Falls, s. D., Apr. lS-Two-
thirds of the cities and towns in
South Dakota voted today on the
question of granting license to sa-
looms.
Pierre remains wet by majority
of 50. There was a fight among the
saloon men at Fort Pierre, but the
latter town remains in the dry col
umn. After a spirited fight at Cham
berlain, the anti-saloon forces were
beaten by 80 votes.
Yankton cast over 200 majority for
saloons. Redfield will remain in the
dry column.
The vets have big lead in the
towns reported tonight. Those for
saloons are:
Sioux Falls. Pierre. Huron, Center
Vile. Bridge water. Plankington, Elk
Point, Platte, Sturgis, Flandreau.
COlman. Chamberlain, Egan, Yank-
ton. Miller, Gregory, Presho, Blunt.
Iroquois. Highmore. Turton, Ash
ton. Woonsocket. Aberdeen. Dallas.
KIM ball, Mitchell, Mobridge, Volga.
Castlewood. Vienna. Tripp, Parks
town. Clear Lake, Grafton, Hot
Springs. Deadwood. Lead. Rapid City
and Belle Fourche.
Against: Fort Pierre, Hurley. Des-
met, Redfield, Conder, Rockham,
Faulkton. Ipswich. Sisseton, Alexan-
der, Viborg and Waubay.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
GOOD ROADS
MEN LEAVE

. Headed by Mayor Thomas NJ {
:, Todd delegation of local boost {,
s, ers left today on No. 3 for Salt :.
: Lake City, where they will :
: work with other Coloradoans Z
:, for the success of the Colorado :.
8, Utah good roads conference in Z
6, this city May and 3. :
= In the party from this city !
8, were NJ. C. Ramsay, president !
I, of the Motor club; Fred G. Z
= Shaffer, secretary of the cham {.
&, ber of commerce; Jas. l.. Ham i
= ilton. good roads enthusiast, &
3 and Mayor Todd. They Joined :
: President C. p. Allen of the :
= state highway commission and :.
= Leobard E. Curtis of Colorado :
6, Springs. president of the Lin &
8, coin Highway association. :
= The party Will probably re- !
: turn Sunday morning with the :
: announcement that n big dele Z
3 cation will be here early in May !
= from Salt Lake City. !
&, :, 3 g g G. g &, &, g g 3 6, s. 3 g :
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Plain and biplane.

Plain and biplane.
For the conservative-for the fas-
tidious.
We are showing the finest models
in Spring togs to be found in any
clothing hangar.
Fine woolens from our own land
and from across the sea.
want them.
Or perhaps you prefer the staple
''gray- the-morning- AFTER
shade? Tans or Stripes?
Many will buy blue serges.
But then we can give you just
what you want, and fit you perfectly.
As low as $3.50 or you can 20 up
in the air still higher
Better clothes.
Better values.
Better service
Better buy here.
THE QUALITY STORE.
THE' Ryan G|0TH|NG C0
REED BLOCK.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

1t is anticipated by j. NJ. Kinard,
who is in charge of the preparations,
that nearly 100 graduates will be
present from all over the western
slope. representing not less than
half a hundred different institutions.
Acceptances have been received
from both Governor Thomas and
President Lory, and they will be
here as the guests of honor.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

With GOV. Charles S. Thomas of
Denver and President Charles A.
Lory of the Agricultural college as
the principal speakers, the banquet to
be held at local hotel April %
as a meeting place for the organiza-
tion of a western slope association of
college men promises to be one of
the real events of the year.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
TITANIC STRUCK WITH
A FORCE EQUALING 81
FAST EXPRESS TRAINS
Sentinel Special Service.

~ oehlluel special service. -
:, New York, Apr. 1S.-Accord- &,
:, ing to experts, when the Ii =
9, tanic hit the iceberg she struck =
= with a force equal to that of =
= 81 Empire State Express trains =
g travelling at the rate of 20 miles =
{, an hour. =
8 6 g g Sa $685. g
With her cargo and passengers, the
Titanic had displacement of about
$4,000 tons. Because of the danger
of the locality it is thought she pro-
ceeded at a speed of about / D knots
an hour.
Figuring on the basis accepted by
naval architects and engineers, the
Titanic struck the iceberg with an
impact force of l3.50O,0O0 tons. If
the Empire State express had struck
the same object the force of the
impact would be approximately 367,-
500 tons, it is declared.
Henry j. Gielow of the firm of Gle
low & Orr, naval architects, said
yesterday that no ship ever built
could Withstand such a terrific strain.
The force of the blow thought to
have been dealt to the bow plates of
the Titanic. it is said. in all proba-
bility caused her longitudinal plates
from end to end TO shear off and
clip every rivet in her sides This
would open up every water-tight
compartment in the vessel, say eX
perts. If the rivets which held the
forward plates of the Titanic could
he recovered 1t is said, they would
be found TO have been clipped off as
neatly as If the work had been done
by a skilled mechanic.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Wei Remembered Here.

Fred Bailey. who was seen here
three years ago as one of the star
comedians in Bailey & Austins big
comic show, The Top of the World,
died a few days ago in Louisiana.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
W. C. 7. U. LADIES, NOTICE.

On Friday. April 19. the orpheum
will have a 2-reel feature entitled
alcohol" This is high-class
drama. 1t does not deal with the
direct influence of alcohol, but with
the influence on the second genera
ton, or alcoholic heredity.
Don't miss this. 1t was taken ex-
pressly for the w c. T. u ladies,
and is a very interesting picture.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
For Tennessee.

Mrs. l.. j. Crown and daughters
Isabelle and Lillian left this after
noon for Memphis. Tenn. where they
will spend few weeks with Mrs.
Crowns parents.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Leayes for California.

Mrs w. C. Brown and daughter
left today noon for a visit of several
weeks in California. Her mother.
Mrs. A. J. Peacock, arrived yesterday
from Salida, and will remain in this
city during Miss Browns absence.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
To NIontrosc.

To Montrosc.
Chief Engineer A. p. Davis, SUI
pervising Engineer l.. c. Hill and
Chief r. F. Walters of the bureau of
maintenance and operation, left this
morning for Montrose, where they
will spend several days in an inspec-
ton of the Uncompahgre project.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
koipey Here.

kObey Here.
Benjamin r. Kobey of Leadville,
owner of the Union Trading company
stock, is here from Leadville today
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Ten Eyck Returns.

Supt. R. C. Ten Eyck was a visitor
in the city last evening, returning this
morning to Gunnison.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Tn Delta.

To Delta.
DR.. Thadd Parker left this morn
ing for Delta on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
From Colorado Springs.

Mrs o. b. Miller of Colorado
on business matters.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

Sanitary Refrigerators. new; no
STOPPING; no overflowing pan. Crown
Fur. Co
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18
Call us up on that rush Job. ].
e. Mckenzie, The Plumber.

Our soc rawhide whips on Satur-
days for 25c during April and May.
Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

j. w. Milne Livery, Transfer &
Storage Co., pianos moved on piano
trucks by piano men. Phone Jet.
22S, 319 Colorado avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

One dollar will take the place OF
two with us.-Boston Shoe Store.
The daily sentinel., 1912-04-18

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The Washington herald., 1912-12-27
A SPECIAL AWARD WORTHY
OF YOUR BEST EFFORTS

The Advocate has purchased a $50
Conover Baby Grand Piano from Percy
Foster, the piano merchant, 1880 @ Street
Northwest, and will give Il to the person
casting the most votes in The Herald 5
$500 contest between the dates Of De-
cember - 1912, and January Is. 1913.
To compete IN this extra competition
you do not have to be a contestant. Any
one Is eligible. Votes must be cast for
some contestant, and must be turned in
not later than . p. m. on January Is.
Visit the contest building and see the
Conover Baby Grand. It stands pre-
eminent among high-class small pianos.
Constructed with richly figured mahogany
case. In tone, no plano surpasses the
Conover.
The announcement of a special award
Of such value cannot fail to arouse tho
highest enthusiasm The fact that the
competition is open to all makes the r.
valry all the keener. II you are not
contestant. here is the opportunity to
boost the standing Of your favortte can
didate and at the same time win q splen-
did piano for Yourself. II you are a con-
testant you may win this extra award and
also increase your number Of votes 20
be counted for the regular contest
awards
The Washington herald., 1912-12-27
TOPICS OF INTEREST TO EVERY WOMAN
JULIA CHANDLER MANI
Triple is NUTRITIOUS
AND VERY DIGESTIBLE

milk or water, and butter the size Of an
egg worked smooth with a large tea
spoonful OF -four. Season with salt and
pepper. Simmer gently for half an hour.
Then put In half a pint or more OF me-
dium-sized oysters and let them heat
thoroughly and plump up; then serve.
Triple en- Casserole.
This is how 1t is cooked in Caen and
Is worth trying. Take one and half
pounds of cooked tripe and cut into neat
two-inch squares. Place in an earthen
Casserole with a good-sized carrot and
one onion, sliced; a whole Glove, small
bay leaf. bit of thyme, and tablespoon OF
minced parsley. Fry these IN butter I'M
til slightly colored. Add a pint OF con-
somme and tablespoonful of white wine
or hard cider. Cover closely and place
in the oven and cook until the tripe is
very tender and vegetables are done.
Serve from the casserole when done.
Lyons Style.
Cut into strips one pound Of cold
boiled tripe and fry in butter or sweet
drippings with a large slice OF onion,
sprig OF parsley. salt. and cayenne pepper
to suit the taste. Add a tablespoon of
vinegar or sharp cider and when brown
let boil up once; pour into a heated dish
and serve with Lyonnaise potatoes and
garnish of parsley or cress.