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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-05-06

strank. XII hocelo iii paralelno Z
socialisticno stranko ali Sc 10 pa o.
prijemljejo. Moi namen je pogle.
dah V forme teh organizacij kakr.
sne so pc svoji sestavi.
Sindikalizem, to je ena izmed
nalnoveisih Doiov deiavstva y
Ameriki. Radikalna organizaciia
Je direktno nasprotna |. w. w.
organizaciji. kaj je sindikalizem ?
line prlhaJa IL francoskih DELAY
SIKH federacij in je p~reneseno il
Francije V Ameriko, z namenom.
ia dokazelO novo metodo uspeSne
delavske organizaciie IA izboljsan-
Je delavskih raZmer. Sindikalizem
so cestOkrat naglaSali V svojih 60
govorih tudi |. w. w. isti seveda
po nepotrebnem. Brezdvomno so
pa To ime namenoma zanesli V
Ameriko najprvo pisaGi kapitali-
stlcnlh magazinov in listov. da o.
ave V delavstvu mnenje, da .je
treba poleg re obsto.jecih strok.
delavskih organizacij Sc nekaksno
sirso stranko delavstva pod pokri-
valom sindikalizma.
Sindikalizem V svojem jedru ne
pomeni ME wee kakor industrialna
Unila, oba imata komercialni zna.
caj, to je. da Sc Z MO definira. da
gotovi lJudje zele tako in tako 60
spodarstvO V produkciji in distri-
buciji.
Pc mnenju Fosterja, ki ie tai
mix sindikalisticne struje, ie sindi
kalizem revolucijonarno delavsko
gibanje in da NIGGA nauk sloni ma
vsakdanji potrebi in zahteva de-
lavskega razreda: vsakdanjem
boju, V revoluciji in organizaciji
move druzbe. To Sc pa kriza $ poll
ticnim %gibanjem delavskega raz-
reda, Xxi je izrazeno V mednarod-
mem gibanju socialisticne stranke.
Iahteve sindikalizma nasprotu-
jejo anarhiZmu, vendar Oba zahte-
vata, da So delavstvo peGa lie z
ekonomsko formo organizacije.
Primera anarhisticnega gibanja .je
ljudska izobrazba. RevScina druz-
be je posledica nevednosti odstra
nimo nevednost in r~evScina DO zgi-
Mia sama cd sebe. Dobiti V roke
moderne sole. je izobrazevalna Dor
ba prot draw .cerkvam. poro-
kan. sektam. suzenjstvu it'd. V
TEN. kako to doseci, .je pri raznih
del. organizacijah in pol. strankah
razlicna taktika in cato tudi Sc ne
popolnoma jasno ma vse strani. A
narhiZem stremi IA duSevno
~lucijo mas; ma drugi strani je pa
sindikalizem bOjno gibanje "a pri-
dobitev prakticnih dober takJj.
ISindikalizem trdi. da bo socialna
revoluciJa prinesla go~spodarska
in ne pOliticna organizacija: radi-
Itega propagira Ia mocno gospo-
darsko organizacijo. Sind'kalizem
lstremi torej IA gospodarsSo revo-
lucijo. SindikalistiGni anarhizem
lie tho duSevno hrepercnje, a ko-
munisticni anarhizem. katerega
pristaSi in zagovorniki so Peter
kropotkin in Ema Goldman. gre
Ipreko meje v prtl.jago sindika-
lizma
FrancoSki in italijanski anarhi-
sti imajo anarhizem in sindikali-
|zem Ne dodobra skristiliziran. med
TEN ko je V Ameriki Sc YES V povo-
in in meglen. Posamezri simptomi
81 kazeio V \. +. of l.. - Ne Ma
mara SIutaj i'll pripisati Sc hoce
tudi |. w. w. organizaciji.
DO danes vendar t%akozvani sin
dikalizem V Ameriki nj dobil svo-
Jill tai in 81 tudi ne We. ali Jill DO
dObil ali ne. Ako no Socialisticna
Stranka dovoll revolucionarna in
zasledovala vse faze ~delavskega
gbanja. potem je kar gotovo. da
" Amcriki ne 10 mcSta zanj.
=. Fabric.
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Ma predlog br. A~lojzija Krasp,
Sc vol predsednika in z~apisnikar.
ia skupni sell. Izvoljena sta bill.
br. tr. kaucic, predsednikom in
br. Louis Sterile, zapisnikariem,
Brat predsednik V kratkem 90.
voru omenja pomen shoda ter We.
hko delo. katero hi Sc izvrsilo v
splosno korist ma Dolju ~slovens-
XIII %podpornih organizacij. ako Sc
lzvrsi zdruzitev.
Sled daljsi govor br. Lon;sa
Bavdek. V katerem izvaia podrob
nosti. koliko hi Sc prihranilo gle
de v~sakovrstnih izdatkov pri led
notah IN zvezah. kakor tudi kra-
JeVnih druStvih, ter zakljuGi 60
vor: akO Sc zdruzimo. ina orpani-
ZaciJa z~agotovljen obstanek. Ia
Ko Sc vsaj nekoliko olajSa TUNE
raZmere trpina - delavca. XII So
pod Waldo profitazelinega kapita-
lima.
Br. predsednik omenja. da Sc
Je pisalo ze wee Glankov glede
zdruzitve V raznih listih, posebno
V "Glasilu' $. n. p. j.; omenia
tudi predlog "a dodatek k ustayi
5. y. p. j. drustva Francisco
Ferrer."
Br. Viliem Sitter pojasnuje
isti dOdatek, kateri bi bill koristen
"a :. \. P. j.. ne pa "a sploSen
napredek. Govornik jedernato
~povdarja, da maj Sc V prvi vrsti
della "a zdruzitev vseh naprednih
podpOrnih organizacij, ker ma ia
nacln no izkliuGena potem vsaka
konkurenca, katera Sc opazuje
med naSimi %pOdpornimi organiza-
cilami. ako Sc delovanie 18TH "a
sleduje. zagotovlien nam BIO obs
tanek y cni veliki napredni pod
porni organizaciii. Zapisnik skup
ne seje maj Sc priobci kOlikor mo-
goce V vseh slovenskih listih. Da-
lie mai Sc r%azmotriva, kakSne bi
bile mogoce zapreke in kako hi Sc
priSlo istim V okom.
Br. FIR. Naglic stavi predlog "a
zdruzitev. podpira ga br. Louis
krasna in slisi 81 tudi sploSno o.
dobravanie. Proti predloga nj.
lid glasovanja: ~clanstvo omen
jenih treh druStev glasuje soglas-
no naprej "a zdruzitev!
Br. Louis Bavdek stavi pred
log. maj Sc apelira ma vse clanst-
vo kralevnih druStev SLOW. podp.
naprednih organizacij, maj skill
culejO V tenn smislu shode. Ma
18TH maj glasujejo "a zdruzitev in
lid glasOvani objavijo V enem
ali drugem casniku, oziroma gla-
silu o%rganizacii. Povdaria Sc. da
mai ne bode zastoni ia poziv, pac
pa mai dobi odmev Sirom Zdruze-
nth draw.
Omenieni predlog sprejet So
glasno.
CINEMA Sc tudi, da .ie bilo ne
koc skupaj V druzbi wee oseb -
kje? med katerimi .je bill tudi
navzot neki slovenski casnikar.
Pricel Sc je razgovor. KoneGno .je
priSlo tudi glede zdruzitve slo-
venskih naprednih podpornih or
%ganizacii. Nsak .ie razlicno izpo-
vedal svOie mnenje. Konecno so
vpraSali tudi casnikarja. kakSno
ina mnenie on o TEN pomemb-
mem kOraku ma poliu slovenskih
podpornih organizaci.j. Nj pa ho-
tel takoi odgovoriti. pc daljSem
prltisku Sc je pa izjavil da ga nj
In ga ne DO takega junaka, XII bi
TO ~izvrSil.
Trpini - delavci, pokazimo Sc
daj. da imamo moe in voljo in ma
stOpimo Z zdruzenimi mocmi: vsi
delujmo energicno IA zdruzitcv in
pokazimo, da Sc ne oziramo ma
take 'junake". Spoiimo vse ma
predne Organizacije Y emo. XII bo-
de stale trdno V Sedan.iin cash
mczdnega suzenstva. oh kateri Sc
bodo vsi napadi takih ''junakov"
zgubili V mic.
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kapitalisti nam pravijo: "Jej-
tie lie toliko, da Sc ohranite pri
zi%vljeniu. Kadar boste pa start in
preslabi "a delo. takrat VAN pa
nj treba wee iesti."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
Decline and FAN of the Kiss

Real kisses soon become monoton-
Gus, according to Mrs. Minnie Slentz,
who, in her divorce testimony, said:
'Some couples may kiss each other
right up until they are so, in IN at
tempt to fool themselves. into think.
ing that their kisses have the genuine
heart glow of the first month Of mar
rage. but it is all bosh. Real kissing
becomes m%onotonous during the Sec
ond year. intermittent from the fourth
to the sixth, and stops entirely before
the eighth year of married life."-
'Steubenville Dispatch to Philadelphia
Inquirer.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
Synopsis,

-
"THE MINISTER OF POLICE" by
Henry Mountjoy. is a romance of Paris
during the Louis Nv reign. a period when
Europe was In q condition of foment and
pieces the shackles of religion; when
Rousseau at the Cafe de Regenance was
preaching the right to think: and when a
thousand men. some in the gutter. some
explosion Of the revolution.
Linden. an Austrian lady.
a1ter conpleting 9 simple mission to the
french country. fingers on In Paris, en-
joying h gay life there. De sartines. the
minister Of police. thinks she has some
other motiv than pleasure in delaying
spies to discover. IL possible, whether she
u dabbling in state plots.
Dc 1ussac 10 q noble of exceptional
character Of that period. Handsome, with
all h elegance Of q man Of the court.
there ie still about him something that
stamps him as q man apart. something Of
rare in that age Of animal lust, ch!Iiins
wit and embroidered brutality. He IL, in
fact. stepped in the philosophy of Rous-
inso p sss is tt tSro5k T. s Rnt e snis gaitd9'0 Wiak
g secret society hat Is plotting the down
fall OF the state. Before he has gone far
enough to tncriminate himself he falls in
0uades him his method of Fighting the
wrongs Of humanity is impracticable, and
s eao =. oX promising to 90 to Vienna with
AA0A y AAVVs
AZ he leaves her house a fellow con-
spdratoNs his chief. joins him, says several
OF their members are arrested. and en-
trusts the secret articles Of the association
70 him. He then explains to De Lussac
that their only hope is to intdmidate the
minister OF police. This can be accom-
pllshed only by obtaining an incriminat-
Ing contract signed by the minister Of po-
lice 2 In the possession and safe keep
Ing OF De Richelieu, De Lussac's cousin.
With this contract in their possession they
can dictate terms to the minitter OF po-
lice. obtain tho release OF the member
already Imprisoned and be safe them
selves.
De Lussac goes homo. buries the papers
no has Just received. writes Madam Lin
den that he is attempting one last mission
for the society, and also writes an assoc
ciAte telling him where h papers nay be
found in case Of his death Then he en-
ters Richelieu's home and almost succeeds
In getting the document, but IL surprised
and leaves II In a drawer which hs has
unlocked Before he can make another
attempt he IL arrested and taken to the
Bastile but not before he a told. Madame
Linden how nearly he succeeded in get
desperate her lovers position IL. visits
R1chelieu's home and succeeds where her
lover has failed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
Wanted to Be, There.

Tony came over from the old coun-
try and obtained employment in Amer
1ca as a section hand. Some time aft
erward he went to his foreman and
said: BOSS, I like hat vacashun.'
"Tony, you don't need a vacation"
answered the boss.
Eyes, boss, like hat vacashun." re-
peated Tony.
What do you want with a vaca.
ton? If give it TO- you. Tony. you
will go back to the old country. blow
al your money, and then come back
broke. You had better stay here"
Il like hat vacashun. boss" stolidly
repeated Tony. I'm going to get
married and I'd kinder like to be
there"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
lt,s Easy to Learn.

Alexander Graham Bell, the inven-
tor of the telephone. hit on his mar
velous discovery while studying and
while teaching the deaf.
At a dinner in Washington. Profess
sor Bell said. apropos of this fact:
~ esYswe-canslearn valuable secrets
from the most unlikely sources. A
Persian poet. famed for his wisdom.
was once asked by his king where he
had learned his philosophy.
From the blind, SIRE the poet re-
plied-'from the blind. who never ad-
vanced a step till they have tried the
ground"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20

Il was. a secret that concerned the
honor of the king, as we'll as De Sar-
tines. and that meant imprisonment
for Eel for De Lussac.
Then the vision Of Sophie Linden rose
before him: the woman who had shown
him what q fair thing life Is to those
who love.
'God!" cried the unfortunate, as he
looked o him at the mean and
sordid cell. the walls of granite blocks
four feet square, h bed, the bare
table, the hole in the wall tina went by
name of window.
There would be rainy winter after
moons that would creep into long win
ter nights; hot summer days would
pass over the Bastile. bringing MOTH
ing here. AND men would say: oh,
the Conte de Lussac! Let me see;
he died. did he not? Or at all events.
Disappeared; but that was 20 years
ago. And there would be no one to
put them right. not ven the Comte
DE L,issac himself. still perhaps living.
white and old; still. perhaps. biting his
nails in Nc. %. corridor I.
He pushed his table under the win
dow space. the table. and with
q great spring managed to jump and
seize the window bars.
Clnglng for a moment, he looked out.
He saw the battlemented top of a
monstrous gray stone wall cutting the
vague light of the evening sky. His
cell window. in fact, looked out upon
the larger of the two inner courts of
the Bastile. AS he looked. the silhouet
OF a man passed along the battlemented
top of the WALL. 1t was a sentry.
Gould De Lussac have taken his stand
Tor a moment on those ~battlenents the
hopelessness OF any attempt to escape
would nave been shown to him to COM
plete his despair.
He would have seen below him to the
west the fve-storied houses OF the Rue
n-l3eau and the Rue de Tour
neiles--iofty houses. yet dwarfed by
the l8astile to toys. The spires of Saint
Marie. Saint Catherine, Saint Merit.
Petlt st. Antoine. the Celestins by the
pont de Gramont. and Saint Paul by
the Rue Beautrellis: all lofty spires.
but dwarfed in insignificance.
He would have seer the whole of
Paris from Pincourt to Porcherons.
from the Faubourg st. Jacque to La
Vile L'Eveque; The isle st. Louis
ana the Isle de la Cite, with the towers
Of Notre Dame in the distance; the
Isle l.ouvfer beyond the roofs of the
Grand Arsenal. and, way to the east
beyond the wood yards and fields Dor
derlng the Due de la Contrescarp the
old Hotel des Mousquetaires Noirs,'
IN the mist OF the fields. All
these he would have seen, as the birds
saw them in their flight.
He dropped from the window on to
the table, replaced the table in the CEN
ter OF the cell. and sat down beside 1t
with his face buried in his hands.
Years seemed to have passed since that
mn but an hour ago, when. walk
ing in the street. II voice behind him
had said, Good day, Monsieur de Lila
sac"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
Carry Flint.

Carry Flint.
The Norfolk peasants always regard
pointed fints as thunderbolts. So con.
sistent are the simple folks that they
will often assure you that they picked
them up red hot. They carry flints and
stone arrowheads about with them in
the. belief that this custom will pre-
vent them being struck by lightning.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20

Poison Oak or Ivy Poisoning
is quickly relieved by bathing the az
fected parts in a solution Of two tea.
spoonfuls of Tyree's Antiseptic Pow
der to q pint Of water. Csc. at all
druggists or sample sent free by j. s.
Tyree, Washington, D. C.-Adv.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
A Prerequisite

A Prerequisite.
where would you advise me to go
for my vacation?"
why not try S%horeville?"
"Can / have a good time there?"
eyes, If you take it with YOU
Judge.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20

ma. Windows soothing syrup for Chldrs
testhing, softens the gums, reduces innamms
u0o,allays p~Ain,curoe wind oolic, 80 q bottleAl
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
I know no such thing as geniuss
genius is nothing but labor and dis
gence.-Hogarth.
His Confesslor

His Confession.
Judge Kenesaw Mountain Lands O..
Chicago confesses that he once work
ed as an usher in a theater.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20
state Lands Sold.

! state Lands Sold.
Minnesota in 1912 has sold 1900
acres of state lands at prices ranging
from five to twenty-one dollars an
acre.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1913-06-20

CONTINUED next week,
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Ii9teit, auf bic bic 6rauen BON islbjt
ui4t berfaIlsR lpdrsn, Derbonftn re
ben SnIeraten, burA bic tie baraui
aufmertfam gemadt porOen iinb,
@erabe INN bic Weibnadts5tit ipirh
barum Bic 9situng BON ben drautn
am msiIteu nubitrt, neil Der SnIss
ratsuteit i6nsn Der bette 3elfer unn
gerdtsr auF benz f4tpierigen @fblttt
Der gsI9ente III.
Die 3eituHg 1T eben ni4t tir Elm
Gibrer bes Qebens bnrh bic BARN
ent6altenen Iebrrsidsn unb unterhals
tenben artitsl, Tonbern aud bur4
bic 4ntlnbigunssn, bic StpiI4en Der
lIeinen Melt Der grnu I'm 6auIe
uub Der gnn8sH groBtn Melt baorans
ZEN etn inniges Annb idaffen. SUR
bieTen llmIt1nb ssugtn bic aHttuOrs
ten Der Grnuen, bic iid bahiH atIsa
Tpratsn, bab Fe trob bes 8eitmaHt
eels, Der fie binbert, fiA In ber MELT
umsufehen, NIT alien Grihfinunetrs
Der Nsusfit hurd Bite atttiirf beg
Qnssiaenteils mitIsben, Darum III
tbnen bas aeIen Der Gef6Gftsanatis
qen tdglia aus ben mannigfd6en
grlnoen Elm grobss 8ebirfnis.
Diefe 0nrftIlung, bic gum eriten
Daale In pTbdoIosifder Mtife bas
9erbdltnis btr Gran 81 eintm 9eil
bss 3eitungsnefsns In erf9OpfsHber
| Norm ffItlegt, TIT nis benz Grunbe
| ppppelt tntsreFant, tpeiI fie gIeiaffs
ptiis sur sfsnntnis bss 8~sltungsptT
Tsns unb ftiner 9ebsutung, lpls sls
aenntnis BET brautpissIe ptI @tOI
btibringt.
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5ranea nnO 3sitanSss 5aIerats.

Der engli1de pbiloIopb Morrts
bebanbelt in feiuem Stubium iiber
bas ,@erbdltnis Der Grau 3ur 3tis
tung" aud bic tpi6tige 5rage. pis
Ti6 bic 5rau gu benz 3eitungss Jniss
rat Ttellt. Sat Is fiir fe cine Be
bsutung2 Msrben SnIeratt bon t3r
geIeTen2 DliBt fe ihnen eiHsn inert
Bel unb ri9tet iid bana42
Dad bieIen brsi geii4tspunstsn
ptro bic tpidtige 6raee BON BEN
pbiIoIop1en bebanbelt. St lit 81
Der lle6eraeugung gstommeu, baB bic
Snierate elmer 3situns flir bic
5rauen bnrhaus niht nlr cine 3us
aabe Su benz unterAaItenben 1tIt
bariteIlen, fonbern cine groBe BEE
bentung baben.
Die WHf9nuung, bab nebeH Dem
Roman BITE Snferats bic intersilan'
teite aettiire elmer 3eituug bilben,
ttbrt in ben msilten Qntnorten Der
5rausn pieber. 2lle itimmen BARN
therein, boB bic Snierate BON ihnen
aufs eifrigfe ftubiert merbsn. WQnAe
Brouen lteeH ben grGbsren Mert alI
bic TamilienanSetgen In ipeiteitem
Gimme, b. b. ntdt muir aaf BITE 9ets
ratsgeluAe unb sdnSeigsn, fpnberrl
auf olle Sulerate, bic NIT BEN Saps'
neTtn In irgtnb elmer 8ssitbung its'
ben. Sb bic Mn8tigtn bic aiihe unr
BEN aelIer ODER dnbsrs MirtihaftS'
qeqenftdnoe betrsfFsn, III sIei4glltig,
Sin onberer Ssil ber brnuen Lea
pieber arDberen Mert auf 4naeigtn
ntlde bic Soilette bsr Jrau betreffen
JntsreIfant III babel bic Btlttsllung
bdB bic @efddfts, bsren giamen Il
ben bon ben Srauen geleIenen 3tt
tuaaen pieberbnlt Dprtommet, mad
QusInaen Der 5rnueu linen QIlmdb
Iih aud bann bertraut unb glethian
~bsFreuHbet merben, lnenn lie big Do
BIN bic bttreffeabsn 5irmsn petION
lih nod gar ntd)t ternetl.
guf 8runh bieIer 4ui@uuungtl
III % gang tlar, uie bic 8tauttpor
tung Der britttn Srase Iautet 81
bic Snierate fir bic gruuen Msr
6aben. Die meiIten 8rouen ertldr
fen fin In ibren 4ntiportf9rtibel
oabin, bnB lie ibrs Gintdufe taI
ausl6lieBlid nod ben In iArsn 3si
tungsn ertb9Itepsn aH5eigsH rihtfr
0tele btmerisn basu It1r fem, bal
i bic anssigeu fir le bartm ~ IN
! ttreIIoni Iinb, peiI ft IN gslpi1tr
Gimme lire pbantailt anregel. Gin
lMsnse 0erfdUnsranasn Osr .0dus
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Der .psfbrudtt4 RBttf.
(alus etuem 8ettungsberidk,) Daa
@eb1ft mar GUT beipadt. Gin GROCER
Gafsr lag Ionggefiredt In fdnsE
6itte unb bsllts fOrttpdbrsub.
GGmtiGsltt, DrdnItlHf
Glauben @is, 9err AHfHOr, hdb
id, neun ih NAL tot BIN, aud Elm
Gugtl iptrbta
aEeKDr. Mbsr besbdlb brandkn
Qnabigts JrduItin bod nldt trR sa
Iltrben.
Gogit. glrst gum @autrnOs
Sd, Aaat, ia finbe an Gurem CUB
rtAt bic geringits Merlebung, Gs
Idtint, bab Cure Gdntr5tn bonn qlIF
tex bfrribren.
Bauer. 60, bonn 4lter9 Ga, dbsf|
pis iuuRt Dsnn Aas ftin, 100 MIR
ord nur bsr sine tpeb iut9 WlfInt
SUB rpb bO4 elmer n ALI ipls psf
dnbsteI
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sIuO elm e~taaDsnHft.

Sine aebrerin BAT 10 ipiro frs
sdblt III elmer 0ritten RIaiie elmer
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-07-07

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alen @eiten gebbrig brdunen. Damn
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-29
ny FRANK MFRRIWELI. JTl.


What do you think of "a man whose
bravery was so respected that he
could. with honor. refuse 10 fght2
Such a man figured prominently I'm
the early history Of the United States.
His name was Sam Houstoni
He was governor or Tennessee and
Texas.
He was president OF a republic.
He was congressman and United
States senator. father OF the Lone Star
state and a soldier TO whom the word
fear" was unknown.
Sam Houston was born near LeXing-
ton. Rockbridge Co, Va, March ?.
1898.
As n boy ne knew nothing OF lux
ury and his schooling was limited: a
few months in a field school and "A
session or two in an academy at
Marysville. Tenn.
1t was in 1906. after his fathers
death. that the family moved TO Ten
nessee. In spite OF Sans lack Of
schooling he became an eloquent
speaker. possessing "A remarkable COM
mand OF stirring. dignihed English,
che secret OF which was his reading.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-08-29
BURNED IN ATTEMPT
TO RESCUE HORSES

ELKHART, Ind. Aug. 29.-Oscar
Martin. p, son OF John Martin of
four miles south OF this city on the
Oakland avenue road, was probably
fatally burned in a fire which Thurs
day noon destroyed Mr.. Martins barn
together with four horses. a large
quantity of grain. hay and farming
implements, and grain separator.
The young mans burns are on his
back. chest, both arms. both legs be-
low the knee, face and neck. The
opinion Of Drs. l. w. Short Of Elk
hart and DR.. Wagner of Wakarusa, is
that he cannot recover.
The elder Mr.. Martins loss includ-
ing the barn, contents and two horses,
is estimated at $4,000. The separator
and two horses belonged to David
Stickles, whose loss is about $1,000.
Young Martins burns are due to a
heroic effort to save the horses. Aft
er rescuing one horse he rushed back
for others and was overcome by
smoke. He succeeded in getting out
of the barn only after he had fallen
three times. When he emerged he
was envelOped in flames and ran but
he was caught by Ira Christopher and
Warren Yoder. who smothered the
flames. Mr.. Martin has a wife and
eighteen mOnth-old son.
His brother. Daniel Martin. also had
a narrow escape from burning. He
entered the barn soon after his broth
er had gone in the second time. He
CROPPED his way out, calling to his
brother TO come out also. and escaped
before he was overcome.