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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-06-23
Dressing?

Man the process evolution has got rid of his fur
feathers and every day he must put something TO take the
place of fur and every night he must take of the artificial
clothing.
One old man the State of New Jersey killed himself and
left saying died tired of but
toning and unbutoning clothes.
apparently no greater of time than the time
that is spent in dressing and undressing
Bathing shaving and powderng your for
finding what you to and putting it Ont tire
part of every day.
BUT
The hours in which human being grows and develops
tally the hours of solitude.
And great many of practically alone except
when getting dressed or undressed.
Sleep is a time of ideneSs-no growth there
When with others listen learn perhaps, and de-
BATE but we dom really THINK WITH INTENSITY.
The thing that makes you of than you
last year is intense, solitary thought
Why not say to yourself Since must spend at least $50
hours year dressing and undressing in bathing and shaving
and looking for my collar button III also spend that time IN
THINKNG9
Do you know how many men spend 800 hours year in
actual concentrated thought?
Not one in thousand
Suppose you what you make of the
putting and taking off the artificial fur and feathers and how
much you grow in the thinking
Bacon felt that the mind developed by reading talking
and writing
And he said:
Writing maketh exact
Speaking maketh ready
Reading maketh a full man
eve quote the learned gentleman from memory which is
necessary when you write editorials a railroad tran)
Reading fills you with knowledge speaking makes you quick
ready, writing makes you exact-true
But important than reading writing speaking rs
THINKING
The real YOU lives inside of your brain alone And works
at its best when you alone
Aristotle taught Alexander the Great walking up
with the young prince that he might become strong at
the tmethat what they call the perpatetic of
intellectual development.
Why don't you educate yourself in thought you up
and down from the bed the bathroom rough towel to
the safety and through the long tresome and
usually wasted process of dress?
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-22

the hens, even though the weater
may look like spring and yet there
is not q sprig Of green to be found
perhaps. The fact that your hens
are laying does not furnish an ex-
cuse for letting up on the feed or the
variety. They need everything that
is due them all the more at such a
time.
Remember that eggs kept for some
time will not hatch as soon by at
least a day as the ones right from
the hens. This accounts for long
drawn-out hatch In your incubator.
This can be slightly augmented by
putting the oldest eggs into basket
covered with flannel near the stove
with a thermometer to give you the
approximate heat and keeping them
there over night before any eggs are
put in the machine.-Judge F. ].
Marshall, in Atlanta Georgian.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-22
Rather Give Herself Away.

Parson Whites precautionary meas.
ure OF protecting his chicken coops
with chilled steel bars was futile, for
that very night four more Of his
choice Leghorns disappeared, leaving
the severed bars as the only visible
evidence of the theft. However, his
suspicious pointed toward his next.
door neighbor. whom he had seen
prowling around his yard that day.
and accordingly he had this suspect
UP in the police court next morning.
IF the prisoner can file an alibi I'll
let him of with a suspended sen.
tence." announced the Judge at the
end of the evidence. Can you file
an alibi. Ham,"
II guess l can" eagerly replied the
suspect. III It amt any harder den
Pahson Whites chicken coop barn.
San Francisco Star.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-22
Analysis Of Hallstones.

The infrequency Of their occurrence
and the difficulty Of keeping them for
examination, have stood in the way Of
any careful investigation Of the char.
acter Of hailstones. but Prof. Boris
Weinberg of Tomsk, Siberia, has just
perfected an apparatus which 10 ex-
pected to obviate these difficulties. He
will gather the hailstones as oppor.
tunity offers and preserve them by
plunging them in liquid Of about the
same density contained in q double
walled receptacle like superior ice
cream freezer, but packed" with .
mixture of ice and sulphate Of copper.
AS needed for study the stones can
be removed, sliced in extremely thin
sections and photographed by polar.
izing microscope or autochromatio
plates, as Is done with anatomical
preparations.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-22
SHOULD Be-
WELL CARED FOR
Some interesting Notes BY IN Expert
on How to Properly Feed
Fowls.

If the poultry house is damp it is
a sure sign that the ventilation is
not sufficient. Better look after it
and run the risk of too much rather
than too little. Poor ventilation is
the cause of many late winter and
early spring colds and ailments.
When fowls have the least indica-
ton OF indigestion there is nothing
that will right them quicker than Il
few ears. of well parched corn. Let
ii be almost burned. The charcoal
in it, together with the splendid con-
dition of the food value Of 1t, makes
it just hit the spot.
The poultryman who knows how
to keep his fowls active, contented
and happy is the one who will sue
coed in spite of all difficulties.
At this time Of the year nothing
helps more in the work than a COOL
mess of green cut bone, fresh from
the butchers. And there is nothin g
that will 20 farther toward produc-
ing eggs for the cost of the material.
Before starting your machine that
you ran last year. see to it that it
is in perfect condition; that it is
thoroughly clean and free from stale
odors. 1t should be as fresh and
sweet smelling as though II were
new.
Pure air is essential to the life of
a healthy chick, and 1t cannot be
pure If 1t passes through an old,
filthy incubator.
A poultry keeper should study the
characteristics of his fowls in regard
to what they need or like best as to
food, and how much of 1t is neces-
sary to keep them in good condition.
The feed in amount or character that
il suited to the big Asiatic would
not be suited to the lively Leghorn.
With a little attention to deails one
can make his feeding methods suit
ed to his flock. T hat is, II he has
q flock of one kind. This Is another
strong point in favor Of keeping
pure-bred stock CT a particular kind.
SO that the same special treatment
will be the right thing for all.
Do not neglect the green stuff for
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

kcr imajo glavni kriyci. tatoyi
Splo>nosti. oni, ki prikrajSuiejo
vsc drlavliane in Jim odvzcmajo
v>ako leto tri do Stiristo miljonoy.
pravico, da ~kaznujejo majhne pre-
grcSkr zoper druzbo.
ker jc nevednost, v~razarstvo.
lcnoha in vcSclje mad razkoSnimi
veNrlicami dota n~ajviSiih V druz-
hi. med tenn ko so zmozni. v~arcni
in dclavni liudjc podrejeni in Jill
uporabliajo le kot orodje.
Skratka, ker dobivajo V n%ajraz-
licncjSih opravilih ncsposobni lju-
die oblaSti. da vodijo sposobne.
Kcr SO poklicani, Y moraliGnem
oziru najnenravnejSi ljudje, da
vzgaiajo drzavljanc k Gednosti in
L ozirOm ma izrekanie pravice, so
po~stavljeni veliki krivci. da kaz-
nuicio grehe neznatnih greSnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

mozgan $ TEN. da ga utiS razlicne
stvari, $ katerimi hoGeS pokazova-
ii pred ljudmi "brihtnoSt'' svoie-
ga otroka. To ina lehko pray hu-
de poSledice "a otrokovo telesno
in duSeyno zdravje.
&c hos pazno oskrbovala otro-
ka, tcdai ga bodo obiskovale bo-
Iozni pray malokdaj. Kadar zboli
otrok. tedai ne zaSuSmari drago-
ccnega casa $ TEN, da holds k So
seldom Pc svete in poiskuSaS VISA
kovrstna zdravila. Zapomni 81
bruhan5e, ne driska. ne kaSelj in
tudi boljaStni napadi ne prihaja-
10 cd tod, Ge dObiva otrok zobe.
temvec so maxi bolezni. cato poi
di takoj pc zdravnika. XII navad-
no nitro resi- otroka.
Ako ne dojiS sauna otroka. to-
daJ pazi, da dobivaS zanj mleko
od zdravih krav in glej. da DO We
dino sveze. Najvetjo pazljivost
moraS uporabljati pa, kadar pri-
pravljaS mleko "a otroka. Mleko
mora vreti dive do tri minute:
mleko shrani prav V tisti posodi.
V kateri le zavrelo in sicer ma
prav hladnem prostOru. Prve tri
mesece zmeSai en- del mleka in
diva della vode ter prideni koSGek
sladkorja: prihodnje tri mesece
pol mleka pol vode in potem lah-
ko diva della mleka in en- del vo-
de. her ravno pri prchranjevanju
otroka $ kraviim mlekom lehko
nastane nevarnost, da mn daS
prevec hranc. cato pomni. da wee
kakcr en- liter tckoGine ma dan ne
SmcS dajati otroku in Strogo pazi
ma odmore med iedio kakor sem
Ii pa priporocam da poklici ia
ii pa p~liporotam. da poklici ia
koi zdravnika. &c vidiS, da otro-
ku nj dobro.
~Pozdravlja re tvoj stric
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
EAROBE SVET.
Saint Simon:

Opomnia. Neliki francoski uto-
pist Saint-Simon .je naslednji esei
priobcil leta 1872. V 6asopisu cor
ganiSateur'. Dcset let pc Saint
Simonovi smrti ga JIG tidal njegov
ucenec Olinde Rodrigues pod ma
slOvom ''Parabola SaintSimona".
Ko je izsel ese.j Je priSel Saint-Si-
mon pred porotnikc. Da hi ovrgel
o~btoznico, ie pisatelj pisal porot.
nixon Stir pisma. V prvem pismu
pravi: "Ako sem razzaln koga,
tedai prav gotovo princev kralje.
We hiSe ne, temvec YES danasnji
politicni sistem. Ako sem storil
pregresek. tedai le tega, da sem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
OSKRBA ~DoJENCKoV.
II zdravnikovega pisma.

Ljuba neGakinja, u velikim We
seljem sen spreiel vest, da Sc po-.
mnozi cez nekai tednov VaSa dru
Tina. cato pray rad u>trezam Two
il proSnji in ri podam nekaj ma
Svetov.
Pred vsem hi TIE opozoril. ia
StoriS najvecio uslugo svoiemu
otroku. scbi in posredno tudi svo-
icmu mozu. &c prehraniuicS otro-
ka Sama. kcr nj jc boliSe hrane
IN otroka kakor matcrino mlcko.
Otrok ho ma Tvoiih prSih naiboli-
Sc u>pcval i'm prihrauiS dclo i'm de.
mar. soho in Soproga obyaruie;
Skrhi. ncmirnih noci it'd. Ne miSli.
da ne hi mogla doiiti, kcr 81 ncko-
ike S%lahokrvua in ''ucrvozna".
Ako doiiS otroka. tedai ne hodi
takoj Y Skrbch. cc otro1 kdai ma
10 wee kri5i. To ie pray dobro "a
pljuGa in ne vedno znall lako,r
ali zejc: doStikrat pa ic vzrok kri
tania Y tenn. la ic otrok y mokrih
plcnicah. ali da ic prctrdo po-
via III la "a tiSci uagubana OH
'esa. /c cd ySe9a zacrtka moraS
uayadiG otroba ma red. Tie ma visa
kr tri urc mai pic otrok i'm uava-
di "0. da Sni pouo6i u,Nretrgoma
,,~t lo Scdcm mr.. Ne boi So. da hi
dobji o'rok v>lcd Jcea prcmalo
hrauc iu prcobila hrana mu Sc v>c
holi ,kodujc.
.JHcr-ic mi hitiu. $. takn .uezno
kolo tclc>ua suaga pray zclo vaz
na. zato ne varcui : Syczim peri
lom IN cednimi, podlacami. Vsak
dam kopai otroko (yoda mora
imcti 2S Stopini DO Bdaumuriu)
IN potrcSi Z otroSkim pudrom ko-
10 tam. kjcr 90 gubanci. Tudi DO
vSakcm iZmctku oGcdi otroka mai
skrbnciSc in GA potrcSi $ pudrom
Toda tukai bodi zmcrnal BriSan-
ic ustnc dolbine 20 JEDI in kopan-
in jc nepotrcbna. kcr dobi otrok
lchko vnetje i'm oteklirc V ustib
Ako imaS doveli mleka. tedai
doji otroka do Sedmega meseca
Ilasti V vrocih poletnih mesecih
ne odstavi otroka in lie polapo-
ma prehajaj k drugi hrani (krav.
Je mleko in pozneie tudi lehko
prebavljivo socivje. pSeno itd.)
Ce otrok uspeva ali ne, o TEN te
pouci v sploSnem njegova tea :
normalno razvit otrok tehta mi
roJstvu 3 Kilograms, V cetrtem
mesecu 6 in oh koncu prvega leto
9. kilg.
V poletnem casu, &c je ueodno
vreme, lehko vozis otroka ma pro.
sto re V tretjem ali cetrtem ted.
nu. Pozimi pa moraS eakati. da 10
otrok star vsaj diva meseca. Nikar
ne poizkusaj "utrjati" otroka
pred casom in n e muei niepov;b
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
dr.. Baron.
49, Pobotnica o preiemu kralia,

- Pobotnica o preiemu kralja..
AnglcSki general sir Harry Prenl
dergast jc V lctih 1855 in 1886 prit
dobil Angiiji Birmo. Sedai ie ge-
neral umrl in angleSki casopisi
pripovcduieio OBJ lei priliki mic
no dogodStno. kako lie uiel Prem
dcrgaSt kralia Theebawa. XII ic
bill Znau dalct naokolo vsled svo-
jih grozovitosti. Prcrdergast pri-
poveduje tako: ~ dvaisct do tri-
deSet olicirii in $ tolmatem sem
Esiopjl r bl-2t5c..La-u .&s. E.raL
IAecbaw je Scdcl ma prcstolu. XII
Je bill postavlien ma vcrandi. oh
dan od d%vorianov. syoiih zen in
kraluce matere. Kazal mi naimanj
sega Sledu boiazni ali Strahu. tenn
vec mas ie sprcicl povscm mirno
in 2 %umerjeno vljudnoStjo. Opo-
ZoriI sem ca, da Sc mora ncmudo-
ma Tkrcati Y Indiio. Prosil ie "a
trimcSccni ,odlog: ker sem mu ga
odbil, ie proSil "a tritedcnski in
koncno "a tridncvni odlog. Da hi
napravil elm hitreic konec. sen
potegnil uro IL zcpa in i~ziavil
"Deset minut VAN dovolim." On
- krali Theebaw - je prosil ma
to pray iskreno, mai mu ne wa
me general dragocenega. 2 rubin
~okraSenega prstana in zene. Ko
sc jc P~rendergast OBJ tel prosnii
skrivnoStno smchljal. ie krali hi
tro zaklical: "Ie dobro. vzcmi
zeno, ampak veliki voiskovodia.
pusti mi prstan." Ko Sc je krali
vkrcal in yes njegov dvor, je vro-
ell Prendergastu kapitan ladje. s
katero sc je odpeliala VISA druzba
v eksil naslednjo pobotnico:
"Potrjujem, da sem prejel enepa
kral1a, tri kraliice, eneea mini.
strskega predsednika, tri svetni.
10 In toliko in toliko dvornih
dam"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
DVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. DruStvo
Inkorporirano "a. februvarja
1908 V drlavi Kansas.
SedeZ
Sedez: FrOntenac, kans.
GLAVNI URADNIKJ.

TOHtSHdC, hdHS.
GLAVNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MARTIN OBERZAN. Box ~ Mineral Kaps
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box 800. w. Mineral. Ksn..
IaJnik: JOHf CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry. Hans.
BlagaJnik: FRANK STARCIC. Box 245. Mulberry. Kans
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR. L. Box SO. Frontep.c K,,s
NADZORNIKl:
PONdkAC JURSE, Box 37, W. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON KOTZNAN. Frontenac, Kans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac. Kans
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAkOB. MlAKAR, Box 800, w. Mineral. Kama
JOHN ERzEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box Al.
Sprejemna %pristOjbina Cd l6. do 40. lea znasa samo EIDE.
Dollar. VS. dopisi Sc maj blagovoliio posijati, 81. tainiku
Use denarne poSiljatve pa 81. blagajniku-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

1
kazal sem smer, po katcri hi zgra-
dill boljSi socialen red =" V
cetrtem pismu piSe: "kraljestvo
mora prelomiti 2 obema aristokra-
cijama. $ katerima Sc je tako Sic
potno zyezalo. Zdruziti Sc mora :
obGinami. da radikalno uniei po-
Iiticni upliy kast, postaviti sc mo-
ra ma cello vsega civilizacijskega
gibania. Svoje misli sen izrazil
svobodno in trdno, kakor gre svo-
bodncmu mOau in cisti vesti. Ali
ie res pisateli teh pisem In or
ganiSateurja' sovraznik dezele in
BourbonovF To je vprasanje, ma
katero hoSte moral odgoyoriti.'
Porotniki SO odgovorili Z "ne'
in Saint-Simon ie bill oproSten.
Xanimivo je to, da je bil SAINT
Simon (Claude-IIcnry De Rouv-
roy, grof Saint-Simon1 potomcc
naiStarciicga fraucoSkega plcm-
IslNa. Njegoya druziua io Segala y
case Karla Vclikega
ESc.i j. scdaj priob|l fraucoski
sodrug dr. Oh Rappopor' Y so
siraui obScgajoci .,nJig NekoIi-
ko zgodoync' kuJiEa je ilSla
5ct prvi week ~iroko la>novauc
'Encycloptdie SociaiI>tr Ii io
urcja sodrug '1mpcreM orei y
Parizu. pritulocl Saint->imouov
cSri kalc yso @strlstno lIubrzen pr
s~atelicyo do syolega IdeaJa. social
ne uravitnoSii iu svoIeg ,teme-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

TAXA hOt 81 "o'hi nv
cini vsled spolne perverziJe, u
mort epileptikov, tatvine psihopa-
ticnih izrodkov j. I. d. Enako bo'
de socializem 2 ~ObSeznejSo i'll te-
mcljitejso ljudsko izobrazbo una
njSal stevilo analfabetOv i'll vsak
talent Sc DO presto razvijal IN IL
veljavljal, toda podedovanje bo-
lehavih l~astnosti DO po~rajalo tudi
Y Socialisticnem rezimu idiote III
slaboumne; pc drugi strani bOde
paG ma prirojene degeneracijske
forme (konstSucionalna slabOst,
ncrvoza, psihoza, zloeinska natu-
RAJ ugodno uciukoval preventiv-
nj in blazilni vpliv bolj$ega dru-
iabnega in gospodarskega reda
oh socaSncm v~plivariu ,merom
glohlje prodiraioccga ~bioloSkega
raziskavanja X prcprcti pcdedo-
vanie bolczui pri porajaniu.
Il drlrgimi besedami: tudi Y so
cialisticnem rezinu bOde BOZ N
obStanek. cetudi Y matno manjsi
mnozini, terial zrtve podobi sla-
.biGev. bolnikov, umoboluih, zlo-
tinccv in samomoyilcey in zatoroi
Socializcm ne more in uOGc taji-
ii hoia "a obStanek in njegovih
puSledic. Ampak socialism pri-
vedc $ seboj tudi ogromno korist,
ia 2 odStranityiJo fizicne in
nravuc bedc mas zamaSi muOgo-
Stcvilnc izyirke opidemSkih in
endemskih form fzItne in nrav-
ne degeneraciJe. Tudi potem s.
cStauc boi IA ohstanek Stalna 60
sila Sociamega ~VylJenja,
toda priNzemal 10 zmrrum mani
zmerom boi.j duhovnc
in uumalskc ohlIke in njegoVi
SmCtri bOio nncrom ViSji ideali
ma poIlagi p,polne;a ieleSnega
duScrnega ~ra2yoia rodu, k so
ySi ulrgovi tiari preSkrbljeni \
y~nkdau.iim lruhom - tclo in
luSo.
Pri ra1noirivasliu bo.ja "a oh
ne rneuo pozabiti ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09

" III pob Il IL
radnike V ministrstvih, sodnike i'm
vr+ltega Sc desettisoG najbogatej.
slh posestnikov oil onih. XII live
gosposko.
Ia nesreca hi Francoze pray 90
tovo uzalOstila. ker so dobrosr6ni
in ne hi prenaSali z ravnoduSnost.
j nenadne izgube velikega Ste.
villa svOjih rojakov. Ali izpuba
teh ~tridesettisoc individijev. kate
re Smatrajo "a najvaznejSc V dr.
zavl, hi ne %povzrocala zalost il
nobenega drugega razloga kakor
IL Sentimentalnosti. ker Ia izpu.
ba ne hi bila politiGna ncsre6a N
drzavo.
Pred vsem cato, kcr hi bilo kai
iehko nadomestiti izpraznjcna me
sta. Neliko je Steyilo onih Franco.
z"v. Xxi bi bill zmozni IL polricyati
tUnkcije k~raljcvcga bra,a pray
tako. kakor Jill izvrSujc visoko-
rodni gcSpod sam. Mnogo ic onih.
IA In bill zmolni izpolniti mcsta
princev L lStim doStoianstvom. ka-I
kor jill izpolnjujc prcblagorodniI
EoNpodje Augoulcmc. Berry. Or
oanN i'm Bourbon. Mnogo Franco
lunl hi bilo pray tako izyr>,nib
prlu"ezinJ, kakor So voiyodinieI
Augoulcmc. Berry. Orlcan, i'm
hourbouS ia go~podiana CondticI
Iva.
Prcd>obc dvora >o polne dyor-
l"no'. ki hi bill takoi ~pripravlic.
nl. ia zavzemo mcs'a visokih off
r.rjev krone: armada ina vsc pol.
mo- vojakov. Iii hi bill cnako dobri
Fpj>kovodjc. kakor so naSi >eda.I
nu marSali koliko ko|ncipistov je,
mako vrednih Z naSimi ministri,I
holko upravnih uradnikov je
"oll lmoznih, da hi vodili okra;c. !
lak"r >o Scdai naStavljeni prefek-I
% no podprcfektii koliko advoka.
-"N j. boljSih pravnikov cd nash
>"inikov. koliko zupnikov je pray
'ako >poSobnin. kakor so naSi kar-
'unali. knrzoSkofi, vikarji in kano-
mkl' har Sc pa ticc onih deSct-
u>"" %bogatin. goSposkih posestni-
k"v. preStati ne DO trcba niihovim
dedIccm pray nobene ucnc dobe.
ia hi mali Spreiemati goste V Sa-
,"uu.
\aprcdek F~'ranciic So pospeSuje
%''ilnolc Z razvojcm znanoSti. lcpih
UmctnOSti in obrta. Princi. visoki
ia>tniki. Skofjc. marSali. prerck-I
u ian hrezdclui poscstniki pa nc de-
iaJo direktno IA razvoj manoSti.
I.'plh UmctnoSti IN obrti pray ME
Dalcc ~ cd tega. da hi koriStili te-
uU %ra]VoJu. naSprotno L. Skodu
lI-lo. kcr So trudijo. da obdrze pre-
r.o,. Isl jo povzrocaio ncgotovc
'"oril- do dauaonicga dine mad
p"l.tNuim zuanjem. S~koduiciol
~.ni.I. ..",n
lL.5.I.. najy. .,.,.
h. ,,, ,
n,or.tj;
Li I;n.I.t
.
Il-., lto5r:.io ian doI;,a
N' ''"'' "Jo Iel'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-09
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Ustanovljeno 10. ianuvarja
1897
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-19
RAILROADS WILL
ARBITRATE IN
PRESENT CRISIS
STRIKE is NOW IMPROBABLE
Differences with FiremeR to
Be Adjusted

New York, Feb 1S-There will ba
no firemens strike on the easte2n
railroads. The railroads yielded today
and agreed to arbitrate under the
Erdman act the controversy with the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Enginemen.
The firemen had stood to man for
this method of arbitration ever since
the deadlock began; the railroads had
stood firm for arbitration before
committee of six or seven men.
Three men, acting under the law.
will decide the firemen's claims. Their
decisions will be binding.
The firemen selected as their rep
resentatiye, Albert Phillips, of Sac
ramento, Cal, vice president of their
organization. The railroads selected
w. w. Atterbury, vice president AMI
general manager of the Pennsylvania
lines east.
Within a day or two these two mon
will select the third or mutual men,
Der. Within thirty days thereafter the
arbitrators must render their find
ings.
Throughout the mediation proceed
ings the railroads managers bitterly
opposed arbitration under the Erd-
man act, on the ground that it was
unfair to place so much responsibility
on the shoulders Of the odd man ON
the board. They vehemently reiterated
this protest in giving ground today.
and declared that their only reason
for yielding was that the public
would not tolerate strike.
1ue HTeHnen themselves ADMIT In6
defects of the Erdman act, and whila
the present dispute will be settled un-
der the existing law, afterwards tha
iremen's president, W. c. Carter, will
meet with the heads of other railway
organizations and representatives OA
the railroads.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-19
POPE..FUNERAL WAS
CONDUCTED YESTERDAY
Remains We're Taken to
Durham, N. c.

Following the impressive funeral
services of Mr.. Arthur Pope, conducted
at II o'clock Tuesday morning at the
residence of his brother, Mr.. c. A.
Pope, on Lee street, the body was
carried to Durham, N. c., in the after
noon for interment. The services here
were conducted by Or. Lansing Bur-
rows of the First Baptist church, u
large assemblage of friends uniting
there in paying final tribute.
The casket, covered over with beau
tiful floral tributes, was borne by six
young friends of the deceased, acting
as pail bearers, Messrs. A. J. Bell,
Edwin Giddings, Robert Harvey, Thad
Reese James Lott and Samuel Gate
wood. Many friends accompanied the
funeral party to the Central depot.
The interment will take place this
afternoon in the cemetery at Durham
N. c., formerly the home of the de-
ceased.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-19
SEVENTH REGIMENT READY
TO MOVE ON MEXICO
Troops at Fort LGaVGnWOrth
Prepared

Leavenworth, Kan, Feb. 1S.-Or-
ders to hold the Seventh Infantry
and the First Battalion of the Nine,
teenth Infantry in readiness for ac-
tive service were received at Fort
Leavenworth today.
Today's order affects 1,O9S men AMI
81 officers in addition to Company e,
Corps of Engineers; Company D, Sig.
nal Corps, and Field Ambulance Com
pany No. 8, ordered neld in readiness
last night.
No announcement as to the prob.
able destination of the troops, should
they move, was made, but it was be-
lieved Galveston would be the object.
i've point
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-02-19
CORDELE PEOPLE HEAR
BISHOP GAMBLER PREACH

Cordele, Feb. 18.--On his first visit
for four years to the Methodist church
in this city Bishop Warren A. Gambler
preached here Sunday morning and
evening, being greeted by an immense
congregation at both services.
In the course of his sermon in the
morning, he criticised the suffragette
movement, asserting that the right
place of women was at home and not
at the polls. In referring to the ad-
vantage of a Christian country over
one where heathens lived, insofar as
equal distribution of wealth is con-
cerned, he asserted that the wealth OF
the United States was more equally
distributed now than ever before in the
history of the country. The agitation
about the money of the land being in
the hands of the few, he said, was
principally created by those who had
their share and covetously wanted
more.