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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
Mexico Sc lie neki znamenit DIR.

zavnik izrazil o diplomatih tako-
lie: "Kai ie diplomat? - Diplo-
mat .ie ~breznaccln lump!"-Res-
niGnost te trditvc Sc ie dokazala
Y balkanski vojni. Ko ie Bolgari-
ia imela ~opraviti s trent nasprot-
niki: Srbijo. Grcijo in Turcijo,
ie padla po Mi Sc Rumunija. o
balkanskih kraljih in knezih ina
Glovek lahko razlicno mnenje. Ali
lopov ie in vsakdo ostane lopov,
XII napade cloveka. Xxi lei ma tleh
in Sc ne more braniti. Krali sem,
krali tia; on ie lie navaden ro-
parski vitcz, ce tudi ie oropani
clovek tolovai. 80 Ko je bill cd
casu mirovne conference banket
V BukareStu. ie "veliki in prist-
nj Srb" Paste pei slave rumun-
skemu kraliu Karolu. Med dru-
GIN .ie rekel, ida zeli. da hi bila
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
Ubiialec alkohol.
IL Ptu-

ia porocajo: V nedelio so Sc DO
Slavllali rekruti Y Brusovi gostil-
al V VuG,hi. Alkohol ie igral Sc
veda glGvno vlogo. Zvecer so Sc
Stepli udelezniki in V tepezu sta
napadla brata TaSner posestni-
kovcga sina Vnuka z nozem. F.
der bratov, Xxi ie kolar in XII bi
moral ssdal X voiakom. ie sunil
Vnuka Z nozem V prsi tako silno,
ola ie bill Vnuk takoi mrtev. V
Dondeliek z.iutrai SO aretirali oba
brata TaSneria in Sc nekai dru-
9Th fantov. XII so Sc bill udelezili
pretepa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28

Ubijalka.-Dne 20. septem-
bra so aretirali pri Sv. Stefanu
v Ziljski dolini Mario Fasch-
bergerjevO, zeno kovaca Flasch-
bergerja. Flaschbergerja SO naSli
dine Is. augusta I. /. he dalec Oh
Sv. Stefana ubitega ma cesti.
Incl je wee ran ma CLAW. Ker je
bill Flaschberger, Xxi lie rad popi-
val, V %piianosti siten in nasilen,
SO mislili najpreje, da Sc je MOI,
XII ie tudi tisti vecer popival, sprl
Z vojaki in da ga je vOjak pobil
bajonetom. Uvedli SO p~reiskavo
III aretirali e enega vojaka, XII
j. incl umazan bajonet. Vojak
Sc je zagovar.ial, da Sc mu je IL
mazal bajOnet pri o%dpiranju kon-
serve. kOcno so Sc ~prepriGali, da
voiak hi pravi storilec in so ga
izpnstili. Preiskali so Sc enkrat
rane in dognali. da rane MISC cd
bajoneta, marvec cd Stirioglate-
ga orOdia, najbrze cd kladiva.
Poklicali so konGno zandarmcrij-
skega strazmojstra Niederdorfer-
ia S policijskim psom. Pes je do
bill ma mestu sled i'm tekel narav-
most h kovacu. kjer Sc le zagnal
V neko posteljo in potegnil izpod
blaine krvav suknjiG. Postelja
ie bila vaienceva in tudi suknjic
je. bill niegov. Nato Sc je pes "a
eel z~againati V zeno. Zena Sc ie
nekoliko prestraSila, nato pa je
rekla. da Sc zaganja pes " MO,
zaraditega. ker .ie bila kriticno
jutro pri mozu in lie imela tudi
opraviti $ truplom. Daljsa preis-
kava ie dognala krvave sledi "a
hiSo in dive okrvavljeni kovaski
kladivi. Poleg tega so dognali.
da ie imela kovacica ljubavno
razmerje 2 vaiencem. Tudi so
naSli price, ki so izpovedale, da
so SliSale Y usOdni noel IL kovaG-
nice hud prepir. Y katerem so
r~azlocile glas kovaca, XII je oci-
tai svOji zeni prepovedano raz-
merle. Kliub tenn tezkim indici-
jam zene Sc MISC aretirali, pae pa
so poslali glavo kovacevo in pa
vajencev suknjic ma Dunaj. da
preiScejo, ce ie ma sukn.iiGu ko-
vaceva kri. V%a!ienec trdi MANFRED.
da 81 io okrvavel suknjie, ko je
klal kozlica. Med TEN pa so Sc
vedno bolt mnozili sumliivi mo-
menti in cato so zeno zaprli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
DOpisi.
La Sale, Ill.

Iadeva Obida i'll RoStana ie
koncana. Kakor nam poroca O.
bid ie RoStan izgubil pravdo ma
cell crti.
Bolje hi pac bilo, da hi Sc 20
tow ljudie boil zanimali "a svoJ
delokrog in Sc he meSali tia. kjer
Jill mic ne briga, ali pa tia, kieI
cello lahko slutiio. da moreio lie
Sc boil umazati samega sebc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
Nezgoda pr eksplolji dina

milne patrone. - IL Kranja po-
rocajo: V Hrastiu grade vodo-
vod. ker ie svet zelo kamenit, GA
moralo razstrelievati Z dinami-
tom. Neki delavec .je 30 nesreGi
zadel $ krampom OBJ dinamitno
p%atrono, XII ie eksplodirala in "a
Mia tri delavce. Aloizu Marcanu
le dinamit poSkodoval obraz in
glavo in priSel j. tudi OBJ vid.
Oba druga delavca sta dobila ze-
10 tezke poSkodbe: enemu je raz-
trgalo prsa, drugcmu ODE roki in
nogi. Use tri so preDcliali v liub-
l.lansko bolniSnico. MarGan ie do.
ma Kranju. drnga delavca sta
tuica.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28

"koszeiusko" stew. 72-Flantenjak
Ivan, C. st. 1882.
"Pod Triglavom' stew. 73-Frank
Jakob, c. St. 4Os. Frank Julijana, c. st.
2062. Frank Henrik, C. st. 2sIO. Frank
Hedvika, c. st. 293s. Jankovie Ivan, c.
ST. l749.
odstopli elani.ce.
"Sokol' stew. 2l-Gabrijan Marga
reta, c. st. 2347.
"Jutrania Zaria" stew. 9e-Premro
Anton, e. 81. S33.
"Triglav " stew. 4i-Slavc Ivan. G.
81. 1860.
lid volitve pomotnega odbora.
Ia Y izvolitev pomoinega odbora ie
poslalo % drustev glasovnice, il med
ten je 10 ne prav voljeaih, torai ne
~vejJavnih, Al glasovnic PRIV izpolujeuih
ozir' NelJavnih. Maj pravilneje ie vo-
lilo druStvo. ''Zavedni Slovenec" It. T..
Odd druStva stew. l.. il i~zvolien Joief
Dremelj, = 80 glasovi, prot IL.
Odd DIR. st. :. ie iAvolien Gatnik Ivan,
2 q Proti 20 GLASGOW.
Oh Dir. Stev. B.. ie i~zvolien Zaman
Franc, Z -. proti 10 glasovi.
Old DIR. Stev. @. je i~zvolien Klinar Mar.
tin, Z 30. proti IL. GLASGOW.
Cd DIR. stew. &c. .ie i~zvoljen Jakob Ru-
pert, Z 81. proti 10. glasovi.
Cd Dir. stew. -. je ~izvolien Gabrenia
Matija, 2 81. profit 20. glasovi.
Glasovnirc dosle Y glavni urad 20 10.
oktobru 81 n%ebodeio vct upostevale,
ker Sc rrsi seia ~glavnega in pomoznega
Odbora dine Is. oktobra 1913. zve6er.
PraNila 81 Poslans ma VISA irustva IL
tiskarne, ako katero druStvo nj dobilo
pravil MAJ Sc obrn- "a poiasnilo ma cd.
posilJatella pravil, Ivan Kaker, 207
Hanover Street, Milwaukee, Wis.
; sobratskim pozdravom
4
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
Nokomis. III.

Cenjeno urednistvo Proletarca !.
Minulo .ie re leto, odkar SEN sc
zadnjiG oglasila listu. Sauna ne
vem, kai je p~ravzaprav vzrok, da
Sc me zene takO malo zanimamo
Ia iavnost. V prvi vrsti ie pac
delo. XII mas tlaci in Ia krivicni
sistem. Nsaka zena mi mora pri-
znati. da Sc mora eel dan ubija-
ii, da stori svoie delo - pa ne
z yeseliem, kajti kolikokrat hiti
~pogledati, j Ii ne neSejo katerega
njenih dragih ponesrecenega do
NOV. Draga zena, kako ii solze
pretakaS, pa craven 81 pa misliS (:
"On, sal to mi ie cd Boga posla-
nor Draga citateljica. lie ne mi
sill. da ii ie to cd Boga poslano,
ampak kapitalisticne piiavkc so
tega krive, ker MIN nj mar "a
zdravje tvojega soproga ali sina.
samo da imajo sami lepe zabave.
Xxi iih napravljaio z denariem, XII
ga izpreSajo il zuliavih -rok svo-
Jill delavcev.
kako %potrebno ie. ia hi So ze-
ne bolt zanimale IA soci.ializem in
hi citale socijalisticne casopise,
kakor ie naUr. "Proletsrec'', Xxi
slika Y pravi luti naSe delOdajal-
ce in pa delavca, kako .ie Ia H.
rablian cd teh pijavk.
Draga zena, ne misli tega. da
ne hos priSla Y nebesa. kakor ii
pove tisti Grni Y spovcdnici in ma
priznici.
lie povei mu ii, da mai on skr-
hi le IA sehe. 10 hi imele slovenske
zene moio misel. hi take lenuhc in
postopace 2 metlo nagnale, kadar
Sc ii kateri prikaze V memo MISC.
Iclela hi. d. hi zenc 20 sloven-
skin naselbinah same ustanovile
socijalistiGne klube. Tam hi Sc
naiveG i~zobrazile in zvedele. ka-
ko so izkoriScane one in vse de-
lavstvo.
tn V NokomiS ie vcliko sloven-
skin druzin.
Ielela hi. Ola hi So slovenske re.
NJ zavedle in hi ustanovile SCOTIA.
listitni klub. Katera eta Ia do.
pts. mai Sc ona izrazi svoie mne-
ME V listu "Proletarcu'. ker do
sedai Sc nisem c%itala. da hi ime.
lie Slovenke socialisticne klube.
Bodimo nokomislske Slovenke
Y prvi vrSti in potem mas bodo
posnemali Sc po drugih naselbi
nah.
Zelim, da ne bo Ia moi poziy
ostal lie glas upiioGega V p~uscavi
Pozdravljam vsc zavedno de.
lavstvo V Ameriki. posebno pa
mole sodrnginje, mai Sc Sc katera
oglaSi,
Fany Friskovec.
(prei: julius
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
Povodnji.

Carigrad. - Vsled silnega de
zevia so ~predkraji Terapija. Blu
iuldere in Sariira OBJ Bosporu
pod vodo. Tudi wee oseb ie uto-
milo. Trideset kilometrov vzhodne
zeleznice ie razruSene.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28
ADVERTISEMENT
SLOW. DELAVSKA
Sedez: C~Onemauqh, Pa

Sedez: COnemaugh, Pa.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: FRAN PAVLOv0C, box 7O5, Conemaueh, Pa
Podpredsednik: JoSP ZORho, X. +. d. 3, box Ola, West Newton. Pa
Tank: ALOJZIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
Pomoin tajnik: IVAN PROSTOR, box 100, Export, Pa.
Blagajnik: JOSIP ZELE, CLOS st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pomoini bagajnik: JOSH MARINCIC, 1886 E. 50 St, Cleveland. Ohio.
ANDREJ vIDRIH, box 53, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADZoRNIKI:
VlJEM SITTER, l. nadzornk, Lock box 81. Conemau4h. Pa.
FRAN TOMATO, 3 nadzcrnik, Gary, Ind, Tol@ton, sta, box "a.
NIK0LAJ POvSE, 3 nadz, l Crab St, Numrey Hill N 8 Pitrburg Pa.
PORoTNIKI:
IVAN GoRsEK, l. porotnik, West Mineral, Kansas, box en.
IAKOB KOCJAN, 3 porotnik, 400 Ohio Street. JobnrownL Pa
AJoZlJ KARLINGER, !. porotnik, Guard, Kansas, II. F. D. T. box st.
VRHovNI ZDRAVNIK.
f. j Kern, NJ. d, 5000 St. Clair Ave, Cleveland. Ohio
Uradno gasho: PROLETAREC.
Cenjena drustva, ouroma nUh uradniki, SO uljuduo proseui polliai vse
dopise in denar, naravnost n "A gavnega tajnika in nikogar drugega. Denar mai
se poh5a gia"m Pravil edinOP dom P&tnih; Enpresnih; ali Bantnih denarnih
nskaznir, nikakOr pa lie potion pivatnih eekov.
V sueaJu, ia opazio drustveni tajniki pi poro4iih slavuega mink kake
Poman1NpVosu' naJ to nemudona naznanijo urad gavnega tajnRa, da Sc v pi.
hodnje poPrsI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28

olONtuht SteN. 10
Godee Maria, c. st. 2672. Kastelec Iva.
ma, c. ST. 25l3.
"Delavec" stew. 5l-Baulon Karol,
c. st. 2i26.
"Planinska Nijolica" stew. 53-Ba-
raga Anton, 9. st. 2246. Mauc Franc.
C. st. 2s59. Pole Anton, e. st. 27I3.
ZnidarSit Joief, q. 81. 1885.
"Rudar'' stew. 5s-Jcndrinski Ivan.
Z. st. 265s.
"Moonrunski Trpin" 81. 6O-Knavs
Aloizii, (. st. 2s77. Bogotai Franc, &.
st. 1924.
"Napredni Slovenci' stew. 6i-To.
lesman Martin, {. st. 1910.
"Slovenske Sokoliee' stew. 69-Bo-
zie %lvana, c. st. 2sO4. Crne Fran6iska,
c. st. 2sO3. Gajsek Roza, {. ST. 1865.
La'se FraneiSka, e. st. 1865. Travni-
kar lvana, (, 81. iOi2. Urbas Mariia.
c. st. 2797.
"Adami6 in Lunder" Stcv. 63-Grum
Franc, e. 81. 3lO2.
"Nsi S~lovani'' stew. 66-SaieviG
Franc, =. st. 3349.
Pod T%riglavom'' stcv. 73-Skovran
Pavei. q. 81. 3s79. Berila Ivan. e.. ~.
1871.
Crtani clani.ce.
"Pomocnik" stew. 2-Kukcnbergar
Ivan, e. 81. %. P%lantarit Franc. e. It. 81.
''Zavedni slovenec" Stew. i-Jurika
Flip, e. 81. l7Ss. Sclan Jcrnei. e.. 81.
1856.
"Jcdinost - stew. 7-Tirar Franc. g.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-10-28

"Narodna Sloga" stew. 63-Gamotzi
Emil, =. st. 1917. Cindrie Franc. e. At.
iSi2. oba Y prvi oddelek.
"Zvesti Bratje' stew. 5O-GroSeli
Anton, e st. 4ls7. Y prvi oddelek.
"Delavec Naprej'' stev. 7l-Glavan
Ivan, e St 1893. Babi5 Rudolf, c. st.
i292. Jereb Jozef, e.. st. 1926. vsi Y
Iprvi oddelek.
"Kranjski PrijateIj" stey. 74-Lay-
rib Franc, e. st. 1924. Zurga Ivan. e. St.
i2sa- b Y prvi oddelek.
X novo sprejetemu drustvu pristopili:
~"Slovenska Cvetlica' stev. 16-Men-
hart Frame, c. St 1924. SenGur Alojzij,
G ST. 1925. Viti6 Anton. c. u. 1926.
Seneur Ivan, c st 1927. Kastelic Franc.
c st. 1929. Krsul rincenc, G. st. 1929.
Stare Ivan, c. St 1890. Jurjevit .Jurii,
c. ST. 1881. Subelj Jakob, &. st. 1892.
Marine Martin, e.. Il. 1898. vsi , prvi
oddelek.
Prestopli ciani-ce.
Anton Semit, G. at. il7s. od DIR. -. ;.
k. Dir. 81. 8. Avber Ivan. =. st. l443. cd
DIR. St ). X. dr. St :. Kveder Aloizii.
& 81. 2s2e. cd dr. 81. &. k. DIR. 81. II.
Selit Jozef, e. 81. 362S. oil Dir. II. @. L..
DIR. 81. =. Bavdek Aloizii, 4. st. 323.
Bavdek Maria, g st. 337, oil dr. II. IL.
k. DIR. -. l. OjstrSek Ferdinand. e. st.
l59- od Dir. 81. IL. k. lr. Il. >. JeriG
Franc. c. 81. 1927. cd dr. Il. II. k. dr.
-. g. Kern Ivan, e. II. 1872. cd DIR. II.
Is X. dr. St 20. iMlavec Stefan. e -.
, SlapkO Franc, =. -. 1912. Drrm-
Sex Franc, e. -. ls9s. vsi od dr. ~. 2l.
k ir- II. 80. Kladnik Franc, e. It. 97s.
Cd ar. st. ~. k dr. It. -. Zibert AIoj-
ziL e. st. 1854. OIL dr. Il. %. k. dr. 1t.
Or Rodie Martin, e. Il. 1913. cd dr. Il.
80. k dr.. Il. 80. Hribar Aloizii, .. -.
2si3. cd dr. 81 II. k DR.. Il. 81. Pies
NEAR Jurij. e. -. lsO2. OIL dr. =. ~.
k DR. 81. ~. ZakrajSek Karel, 4. st.
2a2- Zakrajsek Maria. e. 81. 2295.
Oba Oh ar. 81. 81. k dr. u. >. Avscs
Franc, c. 50. 4O6s. oil ar. Il. 6L- k dr.
81. 81.
S~uspendirani elani-ce.
..Boriteli'' stew. l-RovanSek yid.
e Il. 1910. Butara Branc. =. II. 377.
Sadar Nincenc, c. 81. 954. Glavan An
ton, e. St 1851. Modic Anton. g. II.
242o. Bregar Jakob, c. It. 1854.
'.Avstrija' stew. Turk Franz. 9.
at 81. Zaksek Franc, c. st. 24.6.
''Ivesti B~ratje' stew. 6-Nidmar
Jakob. g. st. 2374. Jeme Jozef. =. st.
1896.
''.Iedinost'' stew. 7-Buksek Franc.
e. 1t. 1907.
..Planinski Raj stev. Ivan
g u COG
"Danica" stev. Io-Kohal.k Anton
G. Il. 1885,.
'.Veserniea" stew. I3-vidmar .lu.
Ri. e. Il. ill9.
..Moi Dom" stew. l4-Tekayec ia.
kob. c. st. 1879. Menart Alojzii. e. 81.
1884.
"Zvon" stew. ls-DrasIcr Karol. q.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
A NOTED MASONIC EVENT.

A great event in Masonic circles,
for which Philadelphia has been chos-
en- as the scene OF action, is the CEN
tennial celebration of the Supreme
Council of Sovereign Grand Inspec-
tors OF the Thirty-third and Last De-
gree OF the Ancient Accepted Scottish
Rite of Freemasonry of the Northern
Masonic Jurisdiction of the United
States. which opened in Philadelphia
today. The Northern Jurisdiction
takes in the states north of Mason
and Dixon's line and there are now 4 3
active members of the Supreme Coun-
Gil, with 600 honorary members. The
Scottish Rite Masons in the northern
jurisdiction number about $4,000.
A large number of prominent men
of the country are attending the cele-
bration and men well known to fame
will be among those upon whom the
thirty-third degree will be conferred.
Among the men who are known to
all Americans will attend the gather
ing is the Vice President of the Unit
ed States, Thomas r. Marshall an ac-
tive member of the Supreme Council
from Indiana.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
THE STAGE AND GRAND JURY

Whether the brothel plays which
have aroused public protest violate
the law against indecent and immoral
theatrical performances now awaits
the determination of the grand jury.
Meantime a gain for dramatic de-
cency is secured by their temporary
withdrawal by agreement pending
decision.
On the grand jury hearing depends
more than the fate of the two objec-
tionable plays in question 1t will
determine the character of the COM
ling theatrical season-whether it is
to take its tone from these dramas Of
the brothel, and whether other plays
LOT equal grossness, all ready for pro-
duction, will follow in their wake or
be pigeon-holed by process of law.
That 1t has become necessary to
lapply to the courts to keep the New
York stage clean may seem to dis
close extraordinary conditions of
theatrical degradation. But that is
the situation and that the question
the grand jury is now required to de-
ltermine.-New York World.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
T oEM- s- 1p { AY

THE SUMMER PASSES.
The summer passes with garnered
grasses,
And fruits grown yellow In orchards
old.
with birds south ranging and wood
lands changing
Their emerald arras to yellow gold!
In vain our crying. I'm vain our sigh
ing.
She Will not linger, she will not hide.
Yonder, yonder, tits hers to wander
Back where tits ever summer tide!
Though she berenve us, she still will
leaves
royal Ruerdon to clasp and keep,
While, like holy, the earth sinks
slowly
Into her long white winter sleep!
Mid whitening in garden cIoseS.
And the soft requiem song of
streams.
A lovely story, fading glory,
The summer passes away in dreams
Clinton Scotland In ". Y. SUN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
ANOTHER ANSWER.

One outraged bull mooser drops
the News a card to ask why 1t was
that it mentioned only the speech
tour of Mr.. Beveridge in the
Third Maine district, when Mr. Bryan
and Speaker Clark also made adj
dresses there in the interest of the
democratic candidate. The News
acknowledges the omission and con-
fesses the reprehensible remissness.
gestion of favoritism 1t will also add
the fact that Mr.. Pinchot and Mr..
Murdoch likewise distinguished
themselves there in the bull moose
campaign, while letter from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
NEVER MUFFS A CONVENTION

1t was not SO very long ago, when
Gary in its aim for diversified
set out to become
known as a convention city and land
ed its first gathering. Last Saturday
the Lake County Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs were entertained in Gary.
This week the Indiana Association of
County Commissioners will convene
in the Magic City Gary has estab-
lished a reputation that it never
'f1zzles" convention. The co-opera-
ton among the various organizations
coupled with the real attractions and
sight-worthy objects that the city
has are bound to make any conven-
ton in Gary a success. Other cities
may not be so fortunate from a physi-
cal view point as is the steel
metropolis of Lake County. but they
can all learn and experience by the
whole-heatedness and warm welcome
with which it receives its guests.
The Odd Fellows and their sisters
who spent Saturday in the city look
upon their visit with pleasant
memories, and the coming county
commissioners, no doubt look forward
to their visit with keen anticipation
Next week the Northern Indiana
Dental Society will hold a three days
convention at Gary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
WHY NOT SUMMONS HIMs

Apparently there is difference in
the estimation of Governor Ralston
as to the race track gambling at Por-
ter race track In Northern Indiana
and that at the State Fair grounds
at Indianapolis. The governor was
on the grounds at Indianapolis but
there is no evidence that he backed
his judgment on any of the track
events. 1t may be that what the gov
ernor saw at the State Fair was not
considered by him as gambling and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
THE POLITICAL
w % R ~
Nv ~ DEA ~ "A
GR0M THE TINES OWN indianapolis BUREAU)
hesFEvT PSor

not get anywhere with the machine
against them.
Dale J. Crittenberger. OF Anderson.
has been selected by the machine for
auditor of state. Crittenberger is one
of the most loyal and hard working
machinists in the state. He has been
a part of the state organization ma
chine for years. and has the complete
confidence OF the leaders who are plan
ming to to it that he lands the
nomination Myron d. King. of Indi-
annapolis. the present deputy auditor of
state. also is a candidate for the place.
but the machine has picked Critten-
berger. and Kings goose is cooked
James L. Randall. Of Greencastle. is
! the man picked for the nomination for
Treasurer of state. Randall Is the
Democratic district chairman of the
Fifth district and a strict machine man
| in every sense of the word. He Is one
| of the kind that is depended on at all
times. John Isenbarger. of North Man
chester. also IL a candidate for state
treasurer but the machine has picked
Randall. Isenbarger was the nominee
ror that office a few years ago, and
last winter he was a member of the
House of Representatives from Wabash
county, and for a time he was talked Of
| for speaker, but the machine elected
Cook Isenbarger is a member OF the
state board of agriculture
| No definite selection has been made
flor state superintendent of public In
struction This is the one hole that has
been left In the slate.
| For attorney general there are sew
eral candidates and near-candidates. in
Guiding State Senator George w. Curtis.
of Mt. Vernon; Richard Milburn. Of
r Af T@fE
sonville: Frank Daily, of Blunton. and
J Adam Wise. of Plymouth. but the cards
iappear to be stacked for Curtis to land
the nomination Fortune was a can
didate for lieutenant governor last year
but was ditched. Milburn is to be
dumped into the discard because he re-
lbelled against some Of the things the
machine did at the state convention
last year. especially when 1t ignored
the subject of a public utilities law.
Daily is not well enough known. they
say. to be a strong candidate. and the
machine does not want Wise because it
never was able to handle him when ne
was a member of the House of Repre-
lsentatives. He had his own ideas, and
they sometimes crossed with those Of
/ the machine.
The machine does not think much of
! J. Fred France. the present clerk Of
the supreme court, because France beat
Gilbert II. Hendren. a machine man,
for the nomination for that office in
, 1910. And for the further reason that
=. after his nomination and election he
refused to permit the machine to name
his deputy. He said he preferred TO
( name his own deputy. Now, If Mark
: Storen. of Scottsburg, lands the APP
pointment of United States marshal.
I 1.-The machine may not disturb Franco
hut he fails to land that appointment.
0 1t is understood that the machine will
X bring him out against France for re-
nomination.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15
A HISTORIC EVENT.

An event of more than ordinary
historic Importance is being staged
today in the south-further south in
fact than any like event since there
has been a Grand Army of the Re-
public encampment. The 47th an
nual meeting of the veterans is on in
Chattanooga.
One of the features of the encamp-
ment will be a sham battle to be
fought between regiments of the
regular army on Chickamauga battle
field. concluding at historic Snodgrass
Hill. This event has been arranged
for the entertainment of the old
soldiers, primarily. but it will be of
interest to all visitors.
The most spectacular feature of the
meet will be the reproduction Of the
Battle Above the Clouds in fire.
works. This spectacle of course, will
be one of the greatest fireworks spec
tacles ever seen In the United States
Signal fires will be lighted every
evening on Signal Point north of the
city, reproducing those that burned
during the Chattanooga campaign in
1868. These bonfires will be visible
from the city of Chattanooga, as, the,
were during the war.
| Nothing of greater interest to the
men who saved the union can bt
| imag ined.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15

for that reason Battery A, of the
state guard was not mustered into ac-
ton to suppress it. Again, possibly
the governor was too busy among the
pumpkins and prize winning steers
and swine to take cognizance of the
track and grandstand episode SO at
tractive to so many of those in at
tendance. If the governor is color
blind as to gambling of the race track
variety, the Porter track boys made
a huge mistake in not insisting on a
personal investigation by the chief
executive of the state In the light
of recent similar events the governor
doubtless would have put his guber-
material o. K. on the pastime at
Porter and all would be well with the
boys up there. That's a sort of joke
though, about the State Fair gamb-
ling and the strenuous effort being
made now that it is all over to prove
the truth or falsity of the charge
says the Columbus Republican. News
paper reporters are being hailed be-
fore the inquisitors to tell what au-
thority they had for publishing what
they did about the gambling. Fie.
Why not subpoena Governor Ralston
and others of the so-called big bugs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-09-15

colonel himself can probably be reck-
oned on as a contributing factor to
that slump of 5000 votes. AS for the
NANCY and fea-bitten republicans,
they didn't have any big oratorical
guns. They utilized a few local pop
guns and let it go at that. But they
brought home the turkey just the
same Verbal vaseline and hot air
are all very well, but they are not al
ways effective as votegetters.-Fort
Wayne News.