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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
10000 MIZARJEV MA STAVKI

Chicago, ILL.,. 30. marca. -
Okrog $1,000 mizarjcv bo zaStrai-
kalo ponedcljek. ako njih pod
ictniki ne privoliio 90 zviSanja ma
uro. Do sedaj so dobivali 60c.
\aznanila ia Stavko so bila Ie
razpoSlana na clane unij in danes
so mizarii opravljali samo Sc mai
nujnciSa della.
Podietniki so pripravljeni wi
Sati place IN diva centa in pol ma
uro. to ponudbo so unije pOtom
sploSnega glasovanja odklonile Z
veliko veGino. Ker So pogajanja
med naSprotnima strankama Sc
MISC pretrgala, imajo nekateri IL
panic. da Sc bodo podjetniki
udali.
Podietniki V Lake county-u so
privolili zahtevam i'll podpisali
kontrakt pred par dnevi. Vsled
tega okrog 5000 mizarjev ne bo
prizadetih TEN Strajku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
KAKO RUSKA VLADA ZATIRE
SOCIALIZEM

Brutalna i'll krivitna Slla. kate
re Sc ruska vIada posluzuje Y "a
tlranju Socializma in pregamjaiu
nJegovih privrzencev. presega ze
vse meje- Najbolj il je pa ma poti.
Seveda. SocialiSticno CasopiSie
Nsak naimanjSi povod zadostuje.
da vlada zapleni izdaio casopisa.
njegovc urrdnikc pa vrzc jeco.
c"|, da 50 zaialili vlado in njegovo
krvi Ielino vclicanstvo
Pred kratkem ic bil koncan ma
Ru>ko-Poljskcm process proti So
riali>tom. oh tel priliki ic bilo
- oScb obsojcnih ma tczko delo
od 2-S let, 23 iih jc pa bilo OBJ
soJenih prcgnanStvo Sibiriio.
Samo diva sta bila oproScena. Vsi
so clani poljskc Socialisticne
Strankr.
Neliko moraio prctrpeti finski
socialist, ki so ruski vladi un Y
peti in hi jih najraie utopila V
zlici vodc. Sikanc in tcrorizem ie
ne dnevmcm redu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
ZAKON o MINIMALNI PLACI
RUDARJEV.

London. 30. marca. -Prcdlog. XII
"a jc pred kratkcm vlada vloZila
Y parlamentu gledc minimalnc
plat" rudariev. .ic postal zakon.
10 ir miniStcrski prcdSednik As.
qulth parlamentu naznanil. da ie
iiralj podpisal zakon. ASquith
upa kontati Strajk tenn zakonom
Y kratkcm caSu.
Situacija Strajka ic ostala Sc
vcdno neodlocena. Scdai glasuic-
.io zato. ali maj Sc da minimalna
plaza odlotitev tozadevmim o.
krajnim odborom ter Sc Straik
konca. ali mai Sc Straik nadaliujc.
kcr Je pomanjkanjc Iiveza zaradi
>trajka SploSno. mcrodajni faktor-
il pricakujeio. da bodo rudarji
glaSovali IA koncc itraika.
NSled odaljenosti poSamcznih
kraicv uspch gla>ovania he bo
znan pred prihodnjim tctrtkom.
Y pozitivnem SluGaju. Sc bodo
prrmogarii vrnili ma delo teku
cnega tcdna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
KIDD JE PRVI?

Schenectady. y. y. - Kcr ic
dial oddclck IA ciStcnic cest pref
pociStiti ceStc onih delhi me-
sta. kjer Stanuicio dclavci. kakor
pa one, kjcr stanujejo kapitalisti.
tukajSnje kapitalistiGno casopisie
napada soc. mestno upravo, ceS,
da zanemaria ceste i. t. d. Social
Stl Sc ne brigajo "a take kriviGne
napade. kapitaliSti pac ne moreio
prenesti sramotc. da so oni. kate
rim so bile vse mestne uprave 20
paSJc pokornc. zapostavljeni "a
delavce Cast Sc paG spreminiaio (!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
VZORNA SOLIDARNOST RU.
DARJEV.

Butte. Mont. 20. marca. - Ru-
darji tukajSnjih bakrcnih rudni-
kov 50 L navduScnjem SoglaSno
Sklcnili, da bodo podpirali 400
SocialiStov. katere jc Anaconda
Standard Copper druzba pred
kratkcm oSlovila. V tozadevni re
zoluciji Sc zahteva. da kompanija
zopct vposli odslovljene rudarje.
>iccr bodo vSi rudarji zastavkali.
Kompanija je namrec hotela IL
niciti SOcialiStiGno organizaciio 5
TEN. da je Odslovila njene Glane.
katcrim ne hi preoStajalo drugc-
ga ncgo izseliti Sc. ako hi za we'd
no zgubili delo ma Butte-u. Ma ia
naGin Sc je isti kompaniii posrc-
clio razpustiti soc. organizaciji
Anaconda. Mont. pred nekaj lett.
Ko ie bill pred letom izvoljen
SocialiSticni zupan Lewis j. Dun
can. Xxi nj hotel postati Slcpo oroz-
ic kapitalisticnih guljufov. je A.
S. Copper druzba poskuSala ma
vsc nacine. da bi Sc iznebila ne
liubih j socialistov. Ker ma noben
drug nacin nj Slo. Sc je zacela po-
sluzivati najpodlejSega sredstva
ter odslavljati socialisti6ne de-
lavcc. Do sedai ie bilo odslovlie-
nih mad 400 rudarjev. stevilo Sc
najbrze kratkem pomnozi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
v BLAGOHOTNO UPOSTEVA-
NJE.

ker je priSlo ma odbor JugoSl.
del. tiSk. drulbe wee pritozch "a
radi mckaterih nctocnih odgo-
vorov cd strani upravniStva. isti
odbor tenn potion prosi potrpljc-
MIA ter Ieli, da citatclii upoStcva-
10. da gmotne razmere pri PRO
lctarcu Sc MISC tako ugodnc. da
hi mogla druzba nastaviti stalnc-
ga upravnika. XII hi pOsvccal yes
cas- temu poslu. Razumc Sc. da
od sedanJega upravnika malcn-
kostno tedensko place 81 ne mo-
re nihce zahtevati, da hi posvecal
YES svoj cas- upravi.
Ma vas. titatelji, jc lczecc. kdai
bo druzba V stanu nastavati IL
pravnika. Xxi bo tocno opravljal
vse posle, Pridobite "Proletarcu"
novih narocnikov, zbirajte tiskov-
nj fond, preskrbite listu dobrih
oglasov. da Sc dohodki pove6aio
i'll odbOr VAN garantira naiveeio
tocnost. Zatorej ma delo takoj!
Odbor j. D. T. DR..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
llopkinton. Iowa, %. marca. Pri
danaIniih volitvah jc bill izvoljen
socialist ID. c. Ohler IA mayoria.
SOCIALIST MA DELU.

Berlin. - SociaIiSticni poSlanci
nemSkcm drIavnem zboru so
vlozili predlog. XII zahteva. da VIA
eta prevzamc Svojo oskrbo vSo
lnduStrijO pctroleja. likerjcv in
vllgalic. ker nekateri klerikalni
in konscryativni poSlanci upajo.
da Sc bodo ma Ia nacin zmanjSali
vlSoki davki. bodo glasovali "a ia
prcdlog. Seveda st dobiio obch
ten Strankah liudie. XII temu pred
Iogu naSprotujeio najvec zaradi
tega. kcr so ga stavili socialist.
ccS, da 81 bodo socialist pridobili
ugIcd. &c hi tozadevem zakon ko-
ristil narodu. IA to Sc ii zastopniki
"po boIji volii" he brigajo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
Nov slovenski list.

V Chicagi. III, ie zacel izhajati
nov list imenom Mas Gospodar.
Naslov sam pove smer lista. Del
sto ie, da Smo am. Slovcnci potre-
bovali gospodarski list. V koliko
bo Ia list kas Svoji nalogi, bo po-
kazala prihodnost List izhaia en-
krat ma mesec ma 80 straneh in sta
ne | dol. ma leto. Izdaja ga Mas
Gospodar Pub. Co, 2616 s. Lawn
dale Ave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
DEMOKRATJE V LOUISIANI
Sc BOJE SOCIALIZMA.

Winfield, La. - DemOkrate
tega county-a so imeli tn Svoio
konvencijo. ker je socializem V
tenn kraju zclo razSirien in nitro
napredujr, 81 demokratic MISC
mogh kaj, da hi ne napovcdali
boja Socializmu kot najvetjemu
naSprotniku" we're. druzinskega
zivljcnja. domovinc. privatnc
IaStninr in drugih rcSnicnih i'm
ncrcSnicnih Stvari.
Cd demokratov pat drugega nj
pricakovati'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
SOCIALISTICNA STRANKA v
TURCIJI

tarigrad. - Turskc Socialistic-
ne organizacijc. V katerih so pr
vi vrSti zaStopanr dclavskc orga-
nizacijc in dive aSmcnSki stranki.
DaSnakzutium in lIandIak 50 Sc
zcdinile ma skupncm programu.
Xxi zahtcva muinih reform ma vSch
kultmnih poliih. V ccloti je nil
hov program cnak soc. Strankam
drugih drzav. DoStayljcnc so le
mckatcrc zahtevc. Xxi ST. nanaSaio
Spcciclno Samo ma turSkc raZmcrc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
300 SOciaIiStOV OdSlOV.
ijenih.

Danville, Ill.,, 2s. marca. - Da
uniti socialiSticno organizacijo
ter talso prcpreti zmago social
stitnih kandidatov pri pirohdnjih
obcinskih volityah. ic upraya tu-
kajsniih dclavuic Chicago 4 Ea-
stern Illinois zclczmicc oslovila
tri,to deiaNccv. ki SO vSi socialist.
Kompaniia ie laccla odslavliati
delavcc Y Soboto 4 raznini izgovo-
ri. a ker odSlavliania nj bilo lo-
nee, Sc jc kmalu dognal pravi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
NOV FIASKO IA ZVEZINO
VLADO.

TiSoce in stotiSocc dolarjcv ic
izdaIa vlada Idruzenih Drzav "a
micenje meSncga trusta. Process.
ki Sc ie lacel pred devctimi lett
Il reliko vladno rcklamo. So je
kontal pred par dnevi popolno
zmago truSta.
Pred zvezinrm sodiSccm Chi
cagi. kier 81 jc odigrala zadnia
komedija tcga Slavnega in toliko
obetaJotega procesa. Sc jc porota
izrekla II proti glaSu. da ella
hi truSta MISC nccSar zakrivii.
kar bi bilo naSprotju I Shcrma-
novim protitruStnim zakonom. in
Sodnik Carpenter ie vSe obtozcncc
oproStil.
Radovcdni Smo. kaj porece ma
to VIM. j. Bryan. glavni patron
demokraticne StIankc; Sc boli pa
>mo radovedmi. kai porcGc >iroko-
u,tni in vclikozobi Roosevelt. "a
>tituik rcpublikanskc Straukc. ma
TO razSodbo. Oba politiGna vitcza
sta imcla ma Svoiih Scitih napiS &:
Smrt truStom - ter TEN vodila
milionc delavStva za nos. Tudi
Taft ic dobil Il izidom tega pro-
crSa SalamcmSko gorko zauSnico.
ere ne bO nikdar DoZabil. Anne
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
LetO (VOl.) VII.
kakO daIec gre trina
kapitaIiStOv.

Illinois Central je ma robu ban
kerota zaradi Strajka svojih
tvorniSllih delavcev. Straj ze traia
mad pol lrta. PoSledice. ki jih pu-
sea- "a Nrboj 10 zlasti IA zelczinSko
dIWbo samo usodepolne. Vseh
nlcnlh deiavccv ma Strajku je
o6rog 20-3u.O0O. XII mo,ko uStra-
Julo Svojem boiu "a opraviGe-
Hr zahtcVc i'm 50 pripraylirni tudi
So naprrj vstrajaii kljub vSem
a.am.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
VSEM TAJNIKOM IN CLANOM
JUGoSLOVANSKE SOCIA.
LISTICNE ZVEZE MA
ENAMEL

Vse tajnike klubov Jugoslovan.
ske socialist. zveze, kakor vse DO.
sameznike, XII imajo opravka
glavnim tajnikom Zveze Sc obve.
sea, da Sc ie urad Zveze prese!il
IL 1880 So. Centre Ave, ma III N.
Market St., kier Sc nahajajo now
prostori skupne stranke. - Vsled
tega mai Sc bodoce God 1. aprila
naprej) vse Zvezi spadaioca pi-
sma in posiljatve posiliajo ma ta-
lie naslov:
SOUTH SLAVIC SECTION,
Socialist Party,
Ill N. Market st. Chicago, Ill
Vpostevajte to, da ne bo nepo-
trebnih rekamacij.
Fr. Petric, tajnik Zveze.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
SoCIALISTICNI CASOPIs PR
vi POROCAL o ODKRITJU
JUZNEGA TECAJA.

Christianija, NorveSko. - Prvi
casopls ma svetu, ki je porocal
Amundsenovem odkritju juznega
tecaJa. je bill tukajSnii soc. dnev-
NIX: Social Demokraten'. Eden
lzmed Spremljevalcev je namrec
socialist
N"ki London>ki casopis jc po-
nudiI AmundScn-u $4,000. ako mn
poSIle prvi telegram o odkritiu;
II ponudha nj biIa spreieta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
FRANK PODROJ.
NAROCNIKE KNJIG

proSmo potrpljenia. kcr kniige
Sc MISC doSle IL Starcga kraia. Pi-
>aIl >mo ponovno ponje in upamo.
da Jill dobimo naikra iSem
m"/nem taSu. VISA narotila bodo
'akol llvrScna Toliko V pojasni-
II" UpravniStvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
zMAGA SOCIALISTOV v JUZ.
Nj AFRIKI.

TunlS, j. \. - Pri volitvah "a
po>NetovaIno konferenco so bill
lzvolJem trije socialist; diva V
MarSeault in eden V Ferrvville
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02
MOVE SOCIALISTICNE
IMAGE.

Rugby, North Dakota. - Pri
tukajSnjih obcinskih volitvah ie
bil izvoliem socialisticni kandidat
5. Il. Daler za zlpana. Izvoljena
STA bila tudi socialiSticna alder
mama izmcd Scstcrih. Pred trcmi
tirnc podruLnicc v tenn kraiu.
Clam >ocialisticmega prcdavatcli-
>llcga liccia W. f.. RicS ic ma
liraj. Takoj 30 nicgovcm goyoru
Sc .ip uStanoyila podrulnica. hi da-
ucs Stcic mad lOO clanoy
Copenhagen. Dan>ko - Socia-
liSti so 81 prihorili 2l mandatov
Y ohcinskem syctu pri zadniih
mrstnih volitcv tenn mestu. Kon-
zcrvaiivnr stranl,e 81 dobiIa 16.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02

citateljem in prijateljem Pro
letarca po vzhodnih drzavah ma.
znanlamo, da iih V kratkem obs
ce sodrug in mas zastopnik
FRANK PoDBoJ,
h Je pooblascen pobirati marco
nlno, sprejemati oglase, prodajati
knJlge i. t. d. Rojakom ga kar
naltopleje priporocamo. Naiprvo
oblsce naselbine V Pennsylvania
Uprava "Proletarca"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1912-04-02


ma stevilko " oklepaiu-
vi SO nahaia poles va
sega naslova. prileplie-
Mega spodai alt
ma ovitku. Ako (ZS0O
ie stevilka
tedai vam . prihodnio
stevilko nasega lista po-
tece narocpina. Prosi-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18
Too Critical.

How much cider did you make
this year," inquired Farmer A of
Farmer B, who had, offered him
a samplefor trial.
Fifteen bar'Is," was the an
swer.
Farmer A took another sip. Il
reckon, ST, he drawled, "ef you'd
had another apple YOU might ha'
made another bar'l." -.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

This sample of spring weather
we are having today is scheduled
to stick around until Sunday,
when it MAY be clear. Don't
take this from us. We are rely
ing upon the, weather mans
guess. -
Men sometimes love us for our
failings, but it is a, bad thing
when we ourselves get proud of
them. =.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

Mississippi begun at Kansas City.
Name for organization not select
ed. J. w. Kline, temporary head,
said it would take another week
to complee organization.
Col. Isaac F. Mack, Sandusky,
O., former naional commander of
G. A. R., edior of Sandusky Reg
lister, dropped dead of apoplexy
in Cleveland, today.
Three inches of snow have fall
en- in Denver, and weather bureau
predicts snowfall will continue
for several hours. .E1
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-18

Secretary of Wad Stiruson to-
day recommended that Congress
appropriate 81 100000 for harbor
improvements in Chicago, in adj
dition to the 100000 the city
is prepared to spend.
Henry M. bearing, 70, cashier
Of the defunct Albion National
bank, and his son, Palmer NJ.
bearing, were today sentenced at
Detroit, to 5 years each in the
federal penitentiary at Leaven-
worth.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
FIRE MENACES IS NUNS
Slippery Streets Make Appa-
ratus Slow in Reaching Blaze.

What turned out TO be a three-alarm
fire in a few minutes was discovered at
II o'clock last night In the +. Nogel cab
met Works and the Excelsior Woodwork
Company, at Nos 222 and 224 East 37th
street The engines were slow I'm arriv-
ing. The horses could not get footnold
on the snow and ice. and fremen and
citizens helped to Iush the apparatus
through the streets. James Pollard, Of
No. % East 37th street, and Dete tive
Andrews, OF the East 35th street station.
got nine horses ou. of the New York
Bottling Company's building, next door,
and then awakened the seventy-iive Sis
ters in St Gabriel's Academy, in 36th
street Just back II the fire.
Big sparks fell on the roof Of the Gcad-
emy, and al midnight the nuns were lined
I'D in charge Of SISTER Vincentia, ready
to leave the in5titut!on at any minute.
BY that time the fire had spread through
all the six floors of the building In which
Il started The academy is connected
with st. Gabriers Church. in 37th street,
between First aud Second avenues.
where Cardinal Farley was once pastor.
The fire was under control at 1870.
The loss was about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
6O-MILE AUTO HITS MAN
Breaks Skull, but Never Lessons
Speed-Police Have Lamp.

John Fenton. a plumber. of No. 90
West 152d street. is in Washington
Heights Hospital as the result of being
run down by an automobile yesterday
His skull is fractured and he has inter
nal injuries.
Fenton was wheeling a pushcart across
Broadway, at 19Sth street about
o'clock yesterday afternoon when the
automobile came along, going north. us
speed is said to have been sixty miles
an hour as IT approached Fenton. Ihe
man apparently did not see the ma
chine. and he was sent spinning through
the air. struck by one Of the lamps
The machine never lessened It's ter
rife speed and soon was lost in the dls-
tance H. A. McGrath, chauffeur or
No. 127 Hamilton avenue, 1ohKers'
picked the unconscious man up. The po-
lice have the lamp of the machine WhlCh
was knocked off when 1t hit Fentoh'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
DAYLIGHT BANK H0LD-UP
Two Men Lock Employees in
Vault and Get 1,999.

Vancouver, 3. c., Jan. 26-Two un-
masked armed men entered the branch
of the Royal BanK of Canada, in Main
street, in broad daylight to-day, drove
the manager and one Of his clerks into
the vault, knocked another clerk uncon-
scious with a blow from a revolver and
escaped with $1,999. all the money that
was in the till.
The first man to enter pointed his re-
volver at the manager. while the other
covered the ledger keeper and the teller,
ordering them to hold up their hands.
The teller, instead Of complying.
backed out of his cage and threw the
keys into a box inside at the same time
slamming the cage door. The door thus
locked itself, with the keys inside, a
manopuvre which compelled the robbers
10 hunt for a poker. The bandits ordered
their prisoners to enter the vault. The
teller demurred, upon which one Of the
men said to his companion, Lets shoot
him"
NO. I'll shoot him." said the other,
and the teller was felled.
The two bandits walked unconcernedly
into, the street and were lost in the
crowd.
This is the fourth time in two years
that a branch of the Royal Bank In
Vancouver has been held up.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
DIES DURING GRADUATION
Not Even Granddaughter Knew
of Death in School Auditorium.

II was due to the foresight OF Sergeant
Greiber of the West 152d street station,
that the audience Of eight hundred pres
ent last night at the graduating exer-
cises in Public School 1856 were not
agitated or panicstricken by the knowl-
edge that a woman among them had
died suddenly from heart disease. She
was Mrs Mary Cornewell seventy years
old. of No 5O7 West 142d street. and
her fourteen-year- granddaughter,
Thelma Cornewell Kroner, was one or
the 119 pupils graduated. She, like the
others, knew nothing Of her grand
mothers death until an hour afterward.
All the seats in the playroom of the
school, which is at No. 521 West 145th
street, were filed. Mrs. Cornewell sat
with her daughter, Mrs. Mary Cornewell
Kroner. Suddenly she gave deep sigh.
Sergeant Greiber saw the pallor of death
i'm her face and quickly drew her chair
back of a big American flag that covered
an iron stairway. He informed John T.
Nicholson. the principal, who sent for
DIR. Frank A. King, of No. 524 West
14Cth street, who was acting as one of
the Judges Dr. King found Mrs. Corne-
well was dead. 1t was deemed wise TO
let the body remain where 1t was behind
the flag. and the graduating exercises
nroceeded without a break. Afterward
teachers told the granddaughter that
Mrs. Cornewell was Ill. She went away
with some of her school friends. but did
not learn the real truth until she arrived
at her house.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
WILSON MAKES DENIAL
Says He Didn't Ask Watterson
to See Thomas F. Ryan.

Governor Wilson was Informed Of the
watterson correspondence as he was
taking the train tor Boston last night.
After thinking for n minute he consented
10 make the following statement:
$50 far as I am concerned, the state
ment that Colonel Watterson was re-
quested 10 assist in raising money In my
behalf Is absolutely without foundation
Neither nor any one authorized to
represent me ever made any such re-
quest Of him"
William F. McCombs, who is manag-
ing Governor Wilson's campaign, said
last night he would probably reply to
Colonel Watterson's charges this after
noon.
II was said last night that Mr.. NC
Combs was accompanied by another
man when he saw Colonel Watterson.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
.AUTOlSTS CROSS LAKE ERIE
Bridge Dangerous Crack in Ice
with Planks.

Putin Bay, Ohio, Jan. 26.-An auto
mobile trip across ice-covered Lake Erie
and return was completed here to-day by
J. c. West, John Darr. Captain W. H.
Smith, L. b. De Witt and John +. Gang
ney, Of Catawba Island.
Cangney was the host Of the party
The trip was made in a 3,3Oo-pound ma
chine. The trip began yesterday. The
marty went first TO Pelee Island and then
TO bennington. Ontario, spending the
night there This morning the return
trip was begun. Mrs. Mccormick ana
DIR. Van Epp, both of Pelee Island, being
brought from bennington to Pelee'
From there the autoists made their way
TO Catawba Island, arriving at l o'clock
this afternoon.
Between bennington and Pelee Island
the party encountered a dangerous
crack, which had to be bridged with
planks taken along for the purpose.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
LIMOUSINE CRUSHED
BETWEEN BIG TRUCKS
Mrs. Samuel Untermyer, Daugh-
ter and Friend Have Marrow
Escapes from Death.
WRECK ON FIFTH AVENUE
Her Car, Trying to Evade an
Automobile Van, Runs Into
Another and Is Jammed
to Bits by Both.
WRECK ON FIFTH AVENUE

Mrs. Samuel Untermyer, wife OF the
LAWYER. of No go Fifth avenue, with
her daughter, Mrs. Putnam Meyers, OF
No. 40 East 53d street. and Mrs. Warren
Demarest were in Mrs. Untermyer S
automobile yesterday afternoon, when
tho automobile was wrecked in a col
lision with two heavy automobile bag
gage trucks. Mrs. Untermyer received
several slight cuts about her hand from
broken glass, but her companions were
not injured.
The Untermyer automobile is closed
limousine car. and IT was going south on
Fifth avenue near 69th street behind
van. which is owned by the Greene EN-
press Company, of No. us Morris Park
avenue. when there was some trouble
with the mechanism of the van and it
was brought 10 a stop by the chauffeur
Jane Grosser. the Untermyer chauiteur
was obliged To turn suddenly TO the east
side of the avenue TO avoid crashing into
the rear Of the van being so near II at
the time that II stopped.
AS the Untermyer car cleared the
Greene Companys van II was smashed
into by a large baggage express van
owned by the New York Transportation
Company, which was going north. The
Untermyer car, going at an angle. met
the second truck in "A headon collision,
and before the truck or van could be
brought t. a stop the limousine had been
forced backward into the running gear
of the Greene Express Company's van.
The New York Transportation Com
panys truck was going at a good speed
and the collision smashed the hood and
engine of the Untermyer limousine. while
the collision at the rear with the Greene
van smashed the woodwork of the body
of the car, broke the windows throw
ing particles OF glass over the three
women inside, and for a time the three
machines were locked together.
The three chauffeurs paid their first
attention to the women. Patrolman Ho-
vorka said one OF them tainted. but was
revived with smelling salts after n few
minutes Then the women were taken
out OF the automobile and escorted 60
the house at No. 6SS Fifth avenue. where
they waited "A few minutes and then
went 10 the Untermyer home.
After the three machines were olsen
tahgled 1t was found that the two COM
mercial vehicles were able 20 proceed 10
their destinations, but the Untermyer
car was helpless and IL had TO be dragged
TO a garage for repairs.
Mrs. Untermyer said at her home last
night that when she saw they were
penned in between the two big vans she
feared they would be seriously injured,
adding that she considered it narrow
escape.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-27
AFT PART OF MAINE AFLOAT
Cofferdam Filled with Nine Feet
of Water-Hulk Rises.

Havana. Jan. 26.-For the first time
since being drawn off in order TO permit
of the uncovering OF the wreck Of the
battleship Maine water 10 a depth Of
nine feet was admitted to-day within
the cofferdam as a preliminary test to
ascertain whether the after part OF the
ship, with it's bulkheads. was water
tight. The test was successful. and it
is the intention OF Major Harley b.
Ferguson, engineer in charge of the
work To admit additional water gradual
ly until the hull OF the i'll fated ship
floats within the dam. He will then
await orders from Washington to break
the dam and float out the wreck. The
final disposition of the hull has not yet
been announced.
1t Is probable that within a few days
the water within the dam will reach the
harbor level This will mark the final
stage Of the operation of raising the
Maine. which has been in progress near
ly eighteen months.