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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-17
EAST BARRE.

Benefit dance at East Barre opera
house hall Friday evening. July 10. Mu-
sic by Gauthier's orchestra of four pieces.
Dancing from to 2. Come and hel71
Admission, 75c. Ladies', free.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-07-17
The Love That DYES.

She-Would you love me better, dear
est. if my hair were different color?
He-Well, ] don't know, darling. What
other colors have youf-Sketch.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-13
Wash Goods

at Clean Up prices
 Toile du Nord Ginghams, regular
 12 12c retailers will go at--- l0c Scotch Zephyrs, reg. 25c values l9c Figured Linaires reg. 20c values -l2l2c Plain White F'laXons, reg. 20c val l6c Plain White FlaXons, reg. 25c val. l9c Plain White FlaXons, reg. BOG val. 22t Plain White FlaXons, reg. 35c val 2St Persian Lawns, regular 25c value l7c
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-13

VoiIes
 Noiles are the most popular dress material of the season, both solids and fancies. We offer a big line as follows: Regular 90 cent retailers at 39c Regular 10 cent retailers at t------ 29c Regular 90 cent retailers at 22c Regular D cent retailers Sc White and cOlors, bands etc, for
 the trimming
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-13

Ladies Low Shoes We will have lots of hot weather yet and you cannot afford to overlook these attractive prices.
 All our regular S3.50 Pat OK
 lords will go at-------S25 59 All our regular S3.50 pat. Gun
 Metal and Tan Pumps go at 259 All our regular S2.50 Vici OK
 Fords will go at ------------ l9S An odd lot of Ladies Shoes and OK lords, mostly small sizes, will be offered way below cost of production
The Prescott daily news., 1912-07-13

Regular soc values will go att .D Regular 25c values will go att .D Regular l0c values will go att 71.9
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Pravica kapitalizma.

Cesto Sc sliSi, da so ljudie ma.
>protni socializmu zato. ker hoGe
i>ti vzeti kap.taIistom pravice
Pri tenn Sc pa ljudie ni<dar ne
vPraSajo. ali so Sc kapitalisti
Sploh kedai brigali "a pravice ka,
kcga drugega kakor svoie.
la profit kapitalisti unicujeio
gozdove. provzrotujcio povodnji.
v katerih potone ma Stotine liudii
In profit zidaio nevarne nasipe.
ki Sc razmaknejo ter zahtevaio
move stotine cloveSkih zrtcv.
Ia profit gradijo slabe ladje,
katerih bi Sc cesto graditelii sa.
mi ne upali voziti. Ladije Sc po-
tapljajo reveZ medkroviu.
pri tenn ko Sc "gospoda" il prve-
"a razreda skoro vselej vsa resi-.
Ia profit vzdriuieio zelezniSke
druzbe neyarne zeleznice, kaiti
ubiti vsako leto 1000 ljudii ie We
likO ceneje kakor preskrbeti va
rem tir. vozove in druge "a var
most potnikov potrebne priprave.
Ia profit Sc gre V rudnikih,
kjer nenasitni oderuhi ne Skropi-
jo Smrtnonosnega prahu in ne
Skrbijo "a varne elektriGne ma
prave. ker Sc Jim vidi smrt rudar-
icv cenejSa kakor pa Skropiti
prah rabbit silo stisnjenega IRA
ka in druga varnostna sredstva.
Ia profit ne preskrbe pocestno-
zclczniSke druzbe dovolj vozov.
da moraio vsled tega trudni de-
lavci viseti ma karah in biti ma
tlaGcni karah kakor sardine V
Ikatlii.
Iaradi profita ne poskrbe var.
noStnih naprav pri nevarnih stro-
jih. vzdrzuieio nezdrave delavni-
&c in tovarne. kjer pada ma stoti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
OStudnO pOcetje voInenega fusta.

V Boston, Mass, je distriktno
pravdniStvo uvedlo porotno pre-
lskavo zOper razne magnate vol
nenega trusta V zadevi polaganja
dinamita V casu zadnjega tekstil-
mega Strajlla Y Lawrence, Mass.
kakor ze porocano. je policija
tedaj naSla velike mnozine dina
mita pred hiSami tujcrodnih de.
lavcey. raznih hlcvih in drvar-
micah. NaSla ga .ie tudi pred hi
so, kjer ie stanoval znani DELAY
SKI voditelj Ettor. Celia vista
Strajkarjev ie bila tedai Y pre-
iSkavi zaradi tega in nedvomno
hi bilo veliko izmcd niih obsoje-
nih ma oStro kazen. ko hi policija
imela najmanjSi dokaz zopel
i,rajkaric tel zadevi.
Kmalu po Strajku pa ie priSlo
ma dan. da ie dinamit polagal ne
ki pogrebnki L imenom John j.
Brecn. Dokazi "a obtozbo so bill
tako oGevidni, da ga sodiSce nj
moglo oprost.ti. te tudi je stalo
pod popolnim uplivom kapital-
Sttnih mogotcev. Brccn ic bill ka-
znovan Samo ma denarno globo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03


ne delavSklh lrtev dan ma dan Sa-
mo zato, da je nenasicena brez-
meJna samopaSnoSt tvorniSkih la
stnikov.
Ia profit podkupujejo sodisca
III oblaSiva, da delavci ne morejo
zahtevat prlmerne odSkodnine "a
poNkodhe.
Ia varStvo profita so organizi-
rail- armada, mlllco. preStevilno
pohcJo. prlyatne tolpe profesio-
naInlh izZlvacev, pretepacev In
morIIrev "a morltev delavcev.
ako II zahteHaIo maIenkostno IL
boljSanje Svojega skrajno slabe-
ga p'IozaJa.
|Io'inStva' kl so Sc izvrSila ma
facnh pro1lta' ol obSezaIa ma mi
non S'rahl. HaKaJ Sc potem de-
iaNcl 'po'eguJeJo "a praVlce ka-
pit"lStoV? All Sc nlSo kapltallsti
SAM pohizaII ma tako Sramotno
hi|Ko IN pod!o stallSce, da nlmaJo
non'ne pravlce do nadalJnega OBJ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
'AVSTRIJSKEMU SOCIALISM, DOVOLJENO
ZEDINJENE DRZAVE"

New York Sept Etbin Kristan socialistcni
predavate A1re e dospel parniom
Kaiser Fran Joseph l. oboto je
Sian Ellis Island vrokov h h njegovi prjae
dozna bill danes Dovoleno
zasa posebni naseni prekovani glede
njegove pozje in karaktera zadane Krana e pr
peJal drugem razrdu povzroco pmo
sano naselniS oblast bo
preb sri leta Avstr radi nh poiciio
zvedet Sc more, kdo ie pisal tisto piSmo.'
Podla crn opovska dusa maj DO Slovenec ali
oreJ posua zavranega
opov kte nabr podpa svoiega pravega imena Sc nj
upal osebno pred obas da b
now CID, ker e vede DA LAzE PRAV NESRAMNO IAZEl
Sodrugi srom Amerike! Tia newyorsh prccaic
SO re davno prodae kauiacnm pjavkam
vas ne SINE n njman motif Sodrug Ebn Kristan
mes na sred otrebue nobneg
"a delavsva toraj ali ona
vanskem ugu sameobseb naanej zagovo cato ker e
som IN besedo cato ina nasprotnkeknkor
"a denuncrao in cato boje in trepeGejo pred Min
Sodrug! BoLJSE REKLAnTE Krstanova pedavana nasj
zazenl scrazn MISC mogi naediti kaor TEN
rodm 6inom Neavedni iugosovans proeariat Ameri be
ee seda spozna nh ne6uveno mrznio
gobom preziranem bo obrn nh tore da bo
do od sodr Krsana vspeSne podvoite svoie
% da sodrug Ebn Krstan predavakem potovan
ed nasm narodom Aeri predavateli
hVrope kar ih lie ze kdai obskalo amersi proeariat
10 MAJ 30 VAS oDGOVoR MA NESRAMNo DENUNCI-
JANSTVO v NEW YORKU,
TELEGRAM "PROLETARCU'
new YORK sept - Kristan dospc Pershak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Kaj lie napredek.

StaIoyeSkI in SrednjeveSki ma
rodi so smatrai "a napredek to,
da SO svoje soscde polili in zasuz-
Mill ter vel njihovo dezelo. V
resnici, ljudje MISC imcli druge
ideje napredku kakor to. da so
tckmovali tujimi liudstvi. Jim
uSilieyali Svoje zakone. obicaie
IN vcro. Danes Sc SploSncm sma-
traio "a napredck move iznajdbc.
Po TEN mnenju jc Glovck izpolnil
Svojo vzyiScno poSlanstvo. ako ie
iznaSel novo sredstvo "a kopiGen-
je bogatStva "a nekatere liudij.
ne oziraje Sc na to, ia je pri tenn
izkoriScanih ua tisoGe liudii. Clo-
vck ie torei dosegel viSck popol-
nosti, ako zna delati stroie.
Po naSem mnenju pa bodo mai
boljSi in najvecii napredek raz-
mere, V katerih Sc bo razvilo mai
vctie Stevilo duSevno in teleSno
zdravih. dobro obleccnih, zadost-
no hranjenih, lepimi in udobni-
mi Stanovanji preskrbljenih, IL
obrazenih, torci srecnih in zado-
voljnih moz, zen i otrok: vera
ali nevera, stroll ali brez strojev p.
mera "a nepredek mora biti bla-
gostanje in dobro5it vseh Glanov
GloveSke druzbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Socialist ma rudarskem kongresu

Socialist ma rudarskem kongresu
TIE dni Sc ie povrnil il Evrope
sodrug Adolf Germer. XII ie kot
delegat Idruzcnih rudniSkih de-
lavcev (U. VI. W. skupno dve-
ma tOvariSema zastopal svoio or
ganizacijo ma mednarodnem ru-
darskem kongresu Berolinu.
Kakor Sc ic Germcr izrazil ie
Socialisticni duh prevladoval ma
kongresu in da ie bilo vcG kakor
500 vseh delegatov socialistov.
Splo$na Evetovna rudarska
stavka je bila ena izmed naivaz-
nejsih vpraSani ma tenn zborovan-
jill. Izvoljcna ie bila posebna ko-
mislja, ki lima preiskati. V kolillo
da bi bila ia stavka mogoca. y
uspehi tc prciskavc Sc bo bavil
prihodnii kongres.
Kot nekai znaGilncga "a Evro-
po so po Gcrmerievcm mneniu
krScanSkc uniic. od katcrih nj hi
la nobena zastopana ma kongrcsu.
TIE delavskc organizacijc vlada
katOli$ka ccrkev in Sc smatraio
"a najveGje nasprotnice Strokov-
nth unij onih dczclah. kier eksi-
stiraio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Chicago, ILL.,, 3. septembra (September) 1912.
LOpOvska denuncijacija.
POdIe duSe skuSae preprecu KriStanu hkrcanie v
New YOrku, tOda blamiraIe SO Sc do uses.

Lopo najne h imajo re cd nekda svoja gorka
Yorku soboo inamni prepre
sodrugu vsop Zednene drzave
denunca nasejnh obasteh menda kot hudodeca ali
kali Neamnm denuncijanom zpodetelo; sodug
Krnn e po rakem zasSanju pred posebnm nasejnm pref
ovalnim odboom bill poda med hvaSke
druge, ktei ga nestrpno calaE.
Tozadvna vest ktero objav v6era Chicago Daily World
in ktera nabrz Associated
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Stew. (NO.) 26O.

ma torek po prvem ponedelJku V
novembrU.
Ma delavski dan Sc delavStvo
ponosno trka po prsih. teS, tudi
mi delavci smo ljudje.
Ma kapitalistitni dan pa gla-
sujejo milioni poStenih delavcev
"a kapitalisticne interese in zoper
syoie lastne koristi. Pri tenn pa Sc
kapitalisti zaniGljivo Smejejo.
ees. kako nespametni. nerazsodni
in zaslepljeni so vendar delavci,
Vinteresu kapitalistov ie. da
Sc nadaljuje sedanie izkoriScanje
! delavcev, Xxi so pri TEN ogoljufani
"a Stir petine njihovega zasluzka.
V interesu delavcev pa je. da Sc
10 krivitno izkoriScanie elm pref
konGa
IzkoriScanje delavcev po kapi-
talistih ie bistvo in delo kapita-
lizma. Vsled tega sc bo izkoriS-
CAME toliko casa nadalicvalo, ko-
likor casa no obStajal kapitaii-
zem.
Kapitalisti so slabi 20 SteviIu
Niihovi glaSovi MISC zadostno
stevilni, da hi mogli nadaljevaH
~izkoriSGanie samo emo uro.
Izkori;tanie Sc vrSi L dovoicr-
jem in pomocio delavSllih gIasov
samih. Delavci odideio ma volil-
nj dan ma voii>ce ter odlaio Svo.
je glasoye IA kapitali>t.Gnc kan
didate.
Ma ia nacin kontrolirajo kapi-
talisti vso .iayno moe in oblast.
Kadar rabiio iayro moe in Oh
last Y zatiranju delaycev. zakai
Sc delavstvo pritozuie? - sal jc
vendar glaSovalo "a zatiranie.
Kadar kapital.Sticni sadnik IL
da uradno prepovcd zoper DELAY.
stvo. zakai So delavci jezc? - All
MISC sami gla,ovaIi "a tega sodni.
ka ter mu : tenn dali dovolienie'
Kadar go>podarSka kriza divia
med delavci ter zene in otroci
prosiio kruha. zakai 81 dclavc, -
oeetie ruieio lase od ,krbi? -
Sal so vendar sami glasovali "a
kapitaliste. Xxi provzrocuieio kri-
ze!
( Kadar predsednik ali guverner
zauka5e miIici ali voiastvu SIRE.
ljat. ma delavce ter tako pomaga
kapitalistom priSiliti delavce ma
gaj start jarem izkoriScevanja
zakai delavci prekliniaio? Ali ge
MISC sami posadili ma to mesto,
Kadar odsIovi vas .boSs" ter
vam tako dvzame VISA SredStva "a
Avljenje, zakai moledvate. da Sc
Je vam zgodila krivicaH GIaSo-
vdli ste "a kandidate vaSih delo-
daJalcev ter tenn odobrili njiho-
vo pocetje
Zdr. drzave so liudovlada ali
republika. NeCina ljudstva torei
odlocuje vSeh iavnih zadevah.
Delavci tvorijO veliko veGino, to-
rel Sc drzavi takO vlada. kakor
delavci dolocujejo 5 svojimi gla-
envi l., ,o.-a =. :.. l. =
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
DelavsN dan in kapitaliSticni dan.


podporo "a svoJ volilnl boz od
delaNSkega razreda; zato pa
s'rahka tudI deluJe "a ntefeSe
"e!aNSRega razreda.
h'puhIlkanska, demokrat>ka
III napredna Stranka' Sc poteguje-
10 "a nadaIJevanje izkoriNcevan-
ia, za'iranJa deIavStva potom vo-
JaStNa. SodElJSklh prepovedi 10
per deiaNStVo' hrezpoSeInoStl. rev
Scihe' otroNkega della IN vSeh dru-
s"h hadIog' II danes tareJo de
I"Nca.
NociaIiStlena >tranka Sc bori "a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
Kristanovi shodi prihodnii teden

Kristanovi shodi prihodnii teden.
Nedelja, 8. sept. - Pittsbnrg.
"a: Dopoludne Slovensko, popo-
ludnc hrvatsko.
Ponedeljek, 8. sept. Po
moznoSti McKces Rosks. Pa.
Torek, 10. sept. Clarion,
Pa.
Sreda, II. sept. Monessen,
Pa.
Cetrtek, IL. sept. - Sharon.
Pa.
Sobota, ID. sept.-Youngstown.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03
- Alkoholni" trust "a Wilsona.

AmcriSR. alkoholni trust. XII "a
Stopa iuterc>c izdelovalccv in pro
dajalccy likerjev in drugih piiac.
Sc le jayno izrazil. da bo bodo-
Gem vohInem boju po sNoiih mo-
ceh podpiral predsedniSkega kan
didata dcmokratSke >tranke. To
pa cato, ker WilSonovi Maori
.alkoho!nem vpraSanju naiboli
.odgovariaio interesom omeniene
ga truSta.
Ia trust je postal ma predsed-
niSke kandidate republikanske.
demokratske in napredne stranke
posebne vpraSalne pole. Ma tc po-
lie sta do sedai odgovorila Taft
in Wilson. Roosevlt nj odgovoril.
Taft in Wilson sta skorai enako
.odgovorila. a alkoholni trust nj
ma nobenega upania ma Taftovo
zmago, cato Sc je odloGil "a Viii
soma.
Tako in enako zagotovilo "a
hteva vsak trust, predno prispe-
va "a volilno kampanijo kapitali-
stltnih strank. S TEN Sc zagotovi-
10, da jih Niada ne bo nadlegova
la pri njihovem oderuSkem pocet-
Ju. Vsak kandidat ina ze naprei
zvezane roke in zama$ena usta.
.zato ne more niGesar storiti Zoper
kapitaliste korist delavcev. ce
bi tudi rad.
Socializem je zagovornik zene,
= cello veG kakor to. Socialism
zahteva IA MO vse pravice in pri-
loznosti, katerih ie in bo delezen
MOI. Poter Ienska ne bo samo
prijateljica, marvec tovariSica in
sodruzica.
Svet Sc vrti naprei - laGi ma
sproti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03

Socializem hoGn dati vsakomui
vse, kar komu pripada.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03

p A ZITE!
ma stevilko " okiepatu-
XII Sc nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplie-
Mega spodai ali
ma ovitku. Ako (2OD
ie stevilka ..
tedai varn 8 prihodnto
stevilko naseBa lista po-
tece narocnina. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takot.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03

Socialism je zaScitnik starosti,
ker hoce "a vse stare ljudii pre-
skrbeti penziio. Kjer ie priSel do
zadostne moci, .ie to re sedai sto-
ril; ko pa pride do popoIne mo-
ci. ne no treba starim liudem III
Y sirotiSnico. marvec bodo lahko
ziveli brez skrbi "a vsakdanjoSt
tam. kjer bodo hoteli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03

Socialism weruje V delo. Ma
podlagi tega hoGe vse tako uredi-
titi. da bo dobil vsak brezposeln
Glovek lahko delo ter uveljavil
svoje zmoznoSti. Ker bo vsakdo
dobil. kar bo zasluzil. ne bo mic
ostalo "a izkoriSGevalce, katerim
ne bo preostajalo nic druzcga
kakor: delo ali stradanie!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-09-03

Lat "a koristi delav-
skesa liudstva. Delnv-
q so opraviceni do
vsesa kar produciraio.
This paper Is devoted
"a the interests of tn o
workins class. Work.
.rs arc entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
BURGLARS MAKE HAUL
NEAR POLICE STATION.

The home Of John Cooper, at 400
Kearny avenue, Arlington, within a
stones throw Of the Kearny police sta
ton, was entered between s and 10
o'clock last night, and a fair-sized haul
was made. The house was ransacked
from cellar to garnet. The visitor or
visitors worked, despite the fact that a
vicious dog ran at large in the house.
Mr.. Cooper and his wife were only
three doors away, at the home of a.
n%eighbor. When they returned they
found everything in confusion. All of
the shades had been drawn. 1t is be-
lieved the marauders were scared away
before the job was finished, as several
valuable articles in the dining-room
were apparently overlooked.
Among the articles reported to have
been taken were a number of silver
spoons, silver sugar tongs. a diamond
set watch and gold chain, a gold watch
and fob, a gold stickpin, a ~gold-carved
bracelet, a gold chain of pearls, a set
of gold cuff and collar buttons, a num-
Der Of Did coins and a diamond ring.
The latter. the property OF Alonzo
Beebe, a brother OF Mrs. Cooper, was
hidden away In a powder box. Mrs.
Cooper's handbag was broken open
and Sc taken therefrom. A billik1n
was also taken from the bag.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
ST. PATRICK'S ALLIANCE, OF
ORANGE, IN WIT AND WAND FETE.

Members of st. Patrick's Alliance.
Branch No. /. of Orange, held a beef
steak supper and entertainment last
night in the rooms of the alliance, 240
Main street, Orange. Michael j. Con-
dron acted as master of ceremonies.
Vocal solos were given by Thomas Fit
ten, Frank Murth, Joseph Brennan,
Thomas Bachelor, Peter Sweeney and
Joseph Newman. Selections were sung
by the Orange City Quartet, composed
of William Hart, John Kelley. William
Happen and George Lynn Recitations
were given by William Burns and Ed
ward Morris. Scotch stories were told
by Joseph Maloney and Thomas Eng
lish also told stories. John Lee made
an address on the Irish National Party
and Cornelius O'Donough spoke on
Improved Conditions in Ireland
Michael O'Connor sang Irish songs and
Thomas Bachelor gave several Scotch
songs. A buck and wing dance was
| done by Mr.. Nugent. Henry Cross, a
member of the alliance. who had not
attended a meeting for some time, gave
"reminiscences of the work of the or
ganization.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
Distress Stalks
in Strikes Wake

LONDON, March 20.-The distress
throughout the whole of the Industrial
districts of the United Kingdom as a
result of the national coal strike, which
has thrown 1000, 900 miners and over
1,500, 900 other workmen out of employ
ment, is acute. While the delegates of
the miners and of the mine owners
are discussing with politicians the
minimum wages bill, women. children
and the workers themselves in many
places are suffering extreme poverty
and appeals are constantly reaching
London, which appears to be least af-
fected of the large cities, for assist
ance. Thousands of children in the
chief centres of the district are being
fed from charitable funds.
Wales Is suffering equally with Eng
land. Only three tin-plate mills are
working in the whole country, and
every other industry Is affected.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
Regard Strike
as Inevitable

CLEVELAND, O., March 20.-A diff
ference of twenty cents a ton in the
wage sought Inc hat offered con
fronts a joint conference of mine OPP
orators and mine workers here today.
The mine workers want S1.05 a ton
for coal they get out. while the opera
tors meet them with a counter pro-
posal that the payment be but So
cents, which is ten cents less than
the miners receive under the agree
ment hat expires on March 81.
~Sixty-four men, thirty-two operators
and thirty-two mine workers, represent
ing the bituminous coal fields of Penn
sylvania, Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
are delegates to the conference. They
came to reach an agreement, If pos
sible, but both sides appear deter
mined not to yield upon the major
points involved. A long suspension of
work, beginning April l, If not a gen.
eral strike, is regarded as Inevitable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20

Every road that crosses the Rockies
Is involved, and each must keep snow
fighting crews in the field for months.
Each crew must be provided with at
least two rotary snow plows-a con-
traption more like a combination ditch
digger, steam shovel, stone crusher
and garbage reduction plant than like
a mere pillow. They cost $4,000 each,
and can be put out of business by a
mere fence rail or chunk of wood that
may get mixed in with the snow I'M
known to the pilot of the pillow.
That's why they have two-one TO
go to the front while the repair crew
is putting new blades IN the other.
This war involves not only hard
fighting, but also much discomfort,
suffering and mental anguish for non
combatants who may be SO injudicious
as to try to cross the Great Divide
when the forces of King Winter are
getting in their best ticks.
The branch road suffers most. The
energy of the snow-fighting army is
expended in keeping the transcontt-
mental lines clear.
They tell how the passengers on n
local train on a branch line were snow
bound for five days in an isolated pass
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
MEMBERSHIP OF $50 IN
NUTLEY WOMAN'S CLUB,

An organization to be known as the
Wonan's Club of Nutley was organized
yesterday. There were $50 women
present. The following officers were
elected: Honorary president, Mrs. WILL
lam j. Tuers; president, Mrs. Arthur
B. Proal, jr.; first vice-president, Mrs.
Charles B. underwater; second vice.
president, Mrs. Henry G. Prout; CORE
spending secretary. Miss Elizabeth
Marin; federation secretary, Mrs. Will
lam J.. Kinsley; treasurer, Mrs. Alfred
B. Sturges.
The club will occupy the old vreeland
House, on Chestnut street, which Is
about 200 years old. The club will
probably absorb all the smaller wom-
ems clubs in Nutley, and will shortly
become affiliated with the New Jersey
State Federation of Women's Clubs. 1t
will be incorporated soon.
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and how they We're forced to subsist
for that time on three buckets OF oys-
tiers, the only edible article found
among the express shipments. These
they ate without salt, either au
natural or toasted over the fire In the
baggage car stove.
The passengers of another such txsap.
including a young wife hurrying home
to mother, were thrown into an al
most unexampIed state Of excitement
by an ill-timed visit from the stofk
during the time the train lay i'm
prisoned in the drifts. and when the
train was finally released It went On
its way carrying one more pasHenser
than it had taken aboarf-one Wrr
had not paid any fare.
Still another snow-bound consssn-
ment of folks were finally informed
that the train hat they were on had
beer discontinued till spring. ana that
owing to circumstances over which the
management had no control 1t would
stay where 1t was till further notice.
These folks escaped on foot to the
nearest town, the men taking turns in
carrying the two women on the train.
Advertise In The Star for good results.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
LOCAL OPTION WINS IN TEST
VOTE IN MARYLAND'S HOUSE.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 2o.-The
advocates of local option in MARYLAND
won out on a test vote in the House
of Delegates at an early hour this
morning, when a motion to kin the bill
extending local option to the counties
not already dry and to Baltimore
City, was defeated, 50 to As. It Is ex-
peeted efforts will be made to amend
the measure to exempt Baltimore. Bit
Ter charges were made during the de-
bate and the demonstrations of the
crowded galleries We're so great that
eventually a recess was taken early in
the evening until 10 p. IN.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-20
U. S. TO HONOR COAL pAssER.

WASHINGTON, March M.-Tbe navy
department viii seek TO obtain a life
saving media for John r. Wyatt, a coal
passer aboard the cruiser South Dakota,
as a reward for his act in saving the life
of an insane shipmate who had jumped
overheard at Honolulu in an attempt to
nary seaman on the same vessel, who
Jumped overheard and broke a strange
hold the maniac hsd on Wyatt and then
aided both aboard the vessel. has been
officially commended by Secretary Meyer.
Wyatt is q native OF Los Angeles. Cal.
Scott comes from Chicago.