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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Druzabni red. DOber.

@Se aFOttA ' "
rem, neprecenljiv je danaSnji dru-
zabni red. Eni delajo, drugi uzi-
vajo TO ie vendar red. KakSen
nered hi n~astal, ce bi hotel ma
enkrat vsi ljudie delati, ali vsi
lJndje lie uzivati, Tako je pa wi
STA moe" vse lepo organizirala
in razdelila delo in uzitek. Ma do
smrtno delo so obsojeni proletar-
ci, ma dOsmrtno uzivanje posedu-
joel s%tanovi. &c proletarec ne mo-
re vec delati, tedaj je zanj cas-,
da izgine S sveta, da pogled ma
njegovo izmozgano telo ne zali
es%teticnega cuta mogotcev tega
sveta. Kadar 81 dial zadnjo trohi-
co svoje moci, potem lezi "a plot
in cakaj, da pride smrt cemu ka
lis torej "druzabni red, XII je
urelen samo "a ii dive vrsti lju-
;diY Da danasnja druzba ne more
dostojno preskrbeti starih ljudi,
kaze naslednje: Policija v Mia
nu je pred kratkim nasla ma cesti
stare, obnemoglo zenico. XII nj
mogla nikamor vec. Peljali so 10
V urad in tam je povedala, da je
stara JOG let, da beraci, da nina
stanovanja, da nina 1--WE duse ma
svetu, XII hi Sc pobrigala zanjo
in da tava re leta in leta il kra-
ia v kraj. Imela lie sinove, pa so
vsi pomrli, ko so bill starr re mad
70 let. Policija jo je spravila po-
tenn v hiralnicf. - Slucaj je bill,
da Je zajela policija starko ma ce-
sti, drugace bi Sc dale beracila:
res, dober, zor in neprecenljiv
Je danasnji druzabni red!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
10 milijonoy aystriiskih ,

- IS milijonov avstrijskih dr.
zavljanov ne zasluzi ma leto niti
1900 K. 1900 X letnih dohodkov
velja v Austriji "a ck~sisteneni
minimum in drzava ne obdacuje
letnih dohodkov do 1900 X z ose-
bnodohodninskim davkom. OBJ
konec leta 1900 je bilo ma Avstri-
Jskem ~2S.321.OSS ~prebivalcev, cd
teh je morale placevati osebno-
dohodninski davek 1,3O4.755 o.
sch, torej je 1852 odstotkov vse-
ga avstrijskega prebivalstva ime
10 mad 1900 X letnih dohodkov.
100000 oseb je imelo letnih do
hodkov Cd 1900 X do 1000 X. &c
odsteJemo cd skupnega Stevila
prebivalcev IA milijonov zen in
otrok, tedaj ostane okolo 13 mi
llJonov oseb, Xxi niti 1900 ne Ia
sluzijo ma leto. Cd teh ne pobira
drzava direktnih davkov, a kljub
tenn izpresa IL njih z neposredni-
mi davki milijone in milijone
kron, XII jih potem izmece "a 60
boro2en mir, kulturne potrebe
prebivalstva so j itak neznane re
6i: En- ared2es vel.i& s. siI;iqpaE.
kron, "a vojastvo ma suhem in ma
morju ida avstrijska drzava ma
!eto $50 milijonov kron. In vsi ii
ogromni izdatki lie Ia to. da Sc
ohrani ravnotezje ''oborozenega
miru' med evropskimi drzava-
mi. V Galiciji in ma CeSkem so
cez pocitnice odpustili ma stotine
uciteljev in uGiteljic, ker nj de-
maria. Zdaj lehko zivi leze.jo V
grob, zakaj avstrijski krmarji Sc
ne utegnejo baviti z njihovo uso-
do, pripravljati mora.jo brambno
"reformo". XII bo p~rinesla avst-
rijskemu ljudstvu nova bremena.
Ma tisoce je brezposelnih delav-
cev, ma tisoce .je delavskih dru-
Yin, Xxi nimajo kaj JEST, XII bera-
clio ali vlada sc ne zgane.
"Velesila' mora biti Avstrija
vsaj ma zrmai, kaj cato, &c je ma
m%ilijOne druzinskih oGetov, XII ne
zasluzijo niti 20 X ma teden.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
- Mednarodna reforma social
,tienih mladinskih or~ganizacii. Y

Bazileji je bila mednarodna kon-
ferenca socialisticnih organizacij.
konferencO je sklicalo c~entralno
vodstvo mladinskih socialno de-
mokratiGnih Svicarskih organiza-
eli. Ma konferenco so odposlale
zastopnike mladinske organizaci-
je IL nemSke in francoSke Syice,
Alzacije, Lorcne, Badna, Virtem-
berSkega in Avstrije.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Kapitalisticni druzabni red.

- Kapitalisticni druzabni red.
V peklu zivi dandanes pretezna
vecina ljudi, lie zal, da Sc marsi-
kdo niti tega ne zaveda. Ne We,
da ie nakovalo, pc katerem ne
usmiljenO udarja kapitalistieno
kladivo, dokler Sc ne zgrudi. Ne
lie delavec, tudi proletarska zena
in prOletarski otroci so obsojeni
V d~anasnji druzbi ma nepretrgano
trpllenje. Da bi Sc hotel uglobiti
ljudje XII Sc dandanes Sirokoustijo
pc shodih, da so ''ljudski" zastop
Mkt in Xxi gredo z Waldo cez drn
in strn, V knjigo, Xxi jo je tidal
duhovni s~tatisticni urad o otro-
skem delu ma Avstrijskem in o
kateri smo V Proletarcu re poro-
cali, tedaj hi Jill morala pograbi-
II sveta jeza mad Waldo, XII pripu-
sea. da CARA "a bore vinarje ena
.tretJina vseh soloobveznih otrok
ma Avstrijskem v prostem casu
jim da tako hirajo in propada.jo ma
dust in telesu. \ ne jeza, XII hi Sc
ohladila s puhlimi resolucijami.
ampak jeza, XII ne bi ponehala.
|dokler ne uredi vlada najvaznej-
Sc socialne zadeve in dokler ne
prepove k~ratkomalo vsako delo in
iz~koriscanje otrok. Nj dovolj, da
zivi astrijski proletariat V taxi
bedi, da morajo proletarski starSi
prikrajsevati re itak piclo izobraz
DO svojih otrok S TEN. da Jill pri-
[siljeni in herald COMIC ma pre-
zgodnje delo. Sc cello otrok, XII nj
so Sc godni "a solo. morajo muci-
ii z delom. In re omenjene knjige,
mai navedemo lie tri primere, XII
jasno dokazujejo. da je zivljenje
p~roletarskih dru5in Y kapitalistic-
nj druzbi in DRAW res pekel. o
delu otrok, XII Sc ne obiskuieio
solskega pouka, pravi uradni IL
kaz: INA uvodnem mestu m ze
omenili, da zaostajajo %otroci. XII
delajo, duSevno in telesno. tedai
velja to Sc vse boil o otrocih V
predsolski dobi. UGiteli V |. raz-
Se2a ina = t&ki&Hi atraai n~a;teaar.
nejse delo. Prvi cas- ne more FACE
ii Z mimi prav nicesar: bojeGi so.
ker MISC nikdar obcevali z drugi-
mi otroci, govoriti skoraj ne INA
jo, ker starSi ne govore z mimi
drugace kakor pri opoldanskem
odmoru in OBJ nedeljah." "Pri
izdelovanju Skatljic IL lesenih
tresk pomagajo re Stiriletni otro-
ci, kar upliva ma zdravje skrajno
slabo. Otroci sede ure in IRE pr
duhOmornem delu, dostikrat po-
zno V noe V zatohlih izbah, OBJ ne
zadosti razsvetliavi. Posledica tie
ga je skrajno slab spomin.' -
IS prav malimi izjemami morajo
otrocl V predsolski dob Swat vol
meme gumbe. Tudi druga della o.
pravljajo donna in ma polju. Vsak-
do lahko opazujc. da priganjajo
Otroke ma defo s hudimi pogledi
in z besd niiaea rdmz cu4pelv.s
in 2 besedami in z udarci. Ako O.
pozarjamo %starse, da uGinkuie de-
10 otrok slabo ma njihovo telo in
njihov duh, tedaj nam odgovar-
jajo: "Moramo .jih priganjati,
drugaGe pomrjejo cd gladu". De-
10 V predSolski dobi Sc mora cd
praviti." - Upamo. da zadostu-
jejo ii primeri in da 81 vsakdo
lahko ustvari sliko o grozni bedi
avstrijskih proletarskih otrok in
druzin. Jarem della, XII stiska pro-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
Mednarodni zdravnisk kongres.

London, 7. V6eraj so otvorili
,medarodni zdravniski kongres.
Navzocih je okrog 1000 zdravni-
,kov. V imenu kralja je govori!
prime Albert. Potem .je sir Grey
pozdravil zdravnike. Kot predsed-
mix je govoril nato sir Tomas Bar
low.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

kar mas je CLANCY slovenskih
organlzacij, smo skoraj brez IL
jeme vsi prOletarci.
Seveda je vines nekoliko malih
trgovcev, XII so pa vsi odvisni cd
delavskih rok.
Sklenilo sc .je nadalje. da Sc mai
vpelJeJo, ako pride do zdruzitve.
trlJe razredi "a bolniSko podporo
in poSmrtnino.
En- razred pa maj hi bill samo
"a poSmrtnino, kajti $ TEN, hi Sc
daia prilika tudi starim Glanom,
ali roJakom, da hi Sc lahko ava
royall samo IN posmrtnino. Ma
IA nacin hi bill potem J.. razredi.
Nadalje Sc ie tudi sklenilo. da
mai bode enakopravnost pri pri-
Stopu. kakor tudi pri mesecnini,
ne oziraje Sc, ako .je clan star 10
ali pa 10 let.
NaSe sesIo maj bode: "'Vsi IA
enega, eden "a vse.'' Edino to
mas lahko privede do prave zdru-
iitve.
Sklenilo Sc je tudi, mai Sc po-
stavi bodoci zdruzeni organizaciii
p%opolnoma move inc kojega maj
potrdi vecina skupnih glasov pri
splosnom glasovanju.
Novo ime, kakor- tudi YES pre-
ustroJ Je pa ~potreben radi napa-
danJa od strani ..ekaterih bistrih
glav pc nazadnjaSkih casopisih.
Sklenilo Sc je tudi, da Sc apeli-
"a ma delegate, kakor tudi ma
glavne uradnike s. S. =. T., da ii
20 svoji najboljsi moGi delujejo
ma konvenciji, Xxi Sc pricne s. sep
tembra t. |. V Milwaukee, Wis. :
vsi skupno - "a zdruzitev!
Ravnotako delegate in glavni
uradniki DIR. sv. Barbara, Ko bo-
ste zborovali V Pittsburgh, Pa,
deluJte slCzno "a zdruzitev.
Versko, kakor tudi politicno
prepricanje maj ostane do zdru-
zitve popolnoma ma strani. Kadar
bodemo zdrHeni, maj pa vecina
odloea.
X sklepu seize pa apelira pet
franklinskih razlicnih drustev v
DIR. kans. potion svojih uradnikov
in zastopnikov ter CLANCY ma vse
sobrate sirom ''Zdruzenih drzav"
da delujte "a z%druzenje Stevens
kin podpornih organizacij V emo
skupno c%eloto, koja bode ponos in
steber slovenskega naroda V
Ameriki. Potem bOdo nasi potom-
ci lahko rekli: Cast naSim oee-
tom! Storili so, kolikor jim je BIZ
10 moe storiti tiste burne case"
- Pozdrav ma vse clane razliGnih
slovenskih organizacij,
Delujmo "a zdruzitev!
Ia skupno sejo franklinskih
drustev V DIR. Kansas:
Louis Karlinger. ~predsednik,
Franc Wegel, zapisnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02

letarske otroke, ne DO kapitalistic-
ma druzba odpravila nikdar. Sc
lie socialisticna druzba DO pripra-
villa otrokom zivljenje, o kakrs-
mem sanjajo dandaues ljudje, XII
hi ustvarili radi otrokom paradiz
ma zemlji.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
ADVERTISEMENT
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Pomoini bagajuik: JOSH MARINCIC, 1886 Z. so St. Cleveland. Ohio.
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Uradno ghslo: PRoLETAREC.
Cenjena drustva, ozroma nh uradnik, so uljuino proseni. posliati ve
dopise in denar, naravnst ma ghvnega tajnika n nkogar drugega. Denar mai
sc poshja gasom pravi, edino potion Pstnih; Expr@nih; ali BanGnih denarnih
nakaznc, nikakor pa ne potion prvatnih eekov.
V sneaJu DIT opaAjo drustven tajniki pri pO0tnih glavnega tajnika kake
ponanJklpvoNl, maj to nemudoma naznanijO uad glavnega tainika. da Sc v pi
hodnje popravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-09-02
ALoJZIJ BAvDEK,
81. ia ink ;. ID.

ST N"JHTN = 10 It = II
opomba. VISA drustva katera imajo
seize koneem meseca so prosena, ia ka-
kor nitro mogoce posljejo assessment V
glavni urad, da bode TEN pre- raGun
V %javnosti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Through the energy of one lone wom-
an, Bath is to experience city-clean.
ing week, beginning, next Monday, anG
this woman's name, which was scarce
" known to the general public, fort
night ago, has now become almost d
household word. She is Mrs. Harry @
Stinson, a graduate of Wellesley who
is now serving as field secretary of the
Civic Improvement Association.
A workman struck a match, Satur-
day forenoon. in the foundry of the
Thomas Laughlitl Co, on Fore street
Portland and lighted his pipe. He
threw the match away and it fell into
a can of paint. In an instant the
flames went to the roof. The fire was
confined to a single room, and the loss,
which will be covered by the insurance
is estimated at about $500.
Four men. arrested by Federal Off
GERS at St. Agatha. near the boundary
between Maine and New Brunswick,
on the charge of smuggling four horses
across the border paid fines of s25
each in the United States district
court at Portland, Saturday. They gave
their names as Francis Marquis, Solo
man Albert, Fortuna Colin and For
tuna Chase.
A forest fire which started, late
Saturday afternoon, at Randalps cross
ing, just west of North Berwick, is
still burning fiercely, Saturday, and
promises to sweep the growth for
miles. Help was summoned from
Portsmouth, Dover, Somersworth
Rochester and every available section
near these stations is battling with tbs
flames. 3tslB a#
Maxine Huppe, arrested, Wednes'
day, and placed under $500 bail OF
the charge of manslaughterin causing
the death of Sheridan Armstrong,
years old who was run over by
dump cart driven by the respondent
entered a plea of not guilty in the pc
lice court at Biddeford, Saturday, ant
the hearing was continued until Ma,
10. This afternoon the coroners jur,
returned a verdict that the boy
death was due to an accident.
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is estimated at $4,000, but there was
-lcat excitement among the dweilers
in the threatened buildings. one hun
bred tackles from the L. s. S. Nebras.
ka at the navy yard, with buckets,
helped fight the fires at Boston.
The state of New Hampshire. sat
Lrday, lodged a claim for 80 cents
against 1.-The Federal government OF
the United States, and the worst OF
it is the United States has to pay,
Notwithstanding that economy must be
the watchwcrd of the administration,
III the face Of tariff revision. Jealous
state authorities. in an unrelenting
campaign against pests, invaded the
back yard of the postoffice building
at Dover y. H., and discovered three
broHn-tail moth nests in a lonely tree
that sheds it's shade upon the hard
working postal employees of Dover dur
ing their rest periods. The state bug
ologists" without much ado destroyed
the nests of the pernieious bugs and
nonchalantly presented a bill for 30
cents, evidently at the established rate
of Is cents for the first nest and 10
cents for each of the others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
TOnSilitiS Claims
Three at Canton.

Canton, Mass. May n.-Three more
deaths from tonsilitis occurred, today,
bringing up the total since the epidemic
started, last week, to 10. Four hundred
eases have been discovered. Today's
victims were James J. Smith, aged g.
for IA years senior vice commander OF
the local post of the Grand Army of the
Republic; Arthur LeFever aged IS. and
Mrs. Mary Sweeney. aged 6s. By order
of the Board of Health the bodies were
buried Immediately without any public
services.
The local post of the Grand Army vet
Grams pleaded with the Board of Health
TO allow to 90 in electric cars to ST.
Mary's cemetery, where Comrade smith
was buried and say prayers as the body
was lowered into the grave. Permission
was refused, as rigid methods are being
used to stamp out the epidemic Then
the handful of gray-haired veterans lined
up In front of Memorial hall as the
hearse bearing their comrade went py
barred their heads and lowered their flag
in silent tribute
No church or Sunday school services
We're held. today. The Board of Health
announced that the library and public
schools would remain closed, next week
Seven cases of the disease We're discoy
cred In the nearby town Of Sharon. to
Gay, Health officials said they traced
all the cases to Canton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-12
kina on the TELEPHONE.

There are Americans no doubt who
would as soon call ZIP King George V.
on the telephone as John Smith, but
in England no normal person who was
not privileged would attempt the auda-
city. Whether or not the story is true
that militant suffragette,, represent
ing herself as the Duchess Of Fife, gave
the royal number. which is sup
posed to be a carefully guarded secret,
and actually had audience OF his ma
jesty with the receiver in his revered
hand, IL might well be true, FOR the
militants stick at nothing.
There are several versions of the way
George took the amazing intrusion up
on royalty: Il can not talk with you.
he said, hanging up the receiver; he
gave his equerry fits he thought the
strategy a great joke. The first YER
sion is probably correct, if the story Is
not fabulous. Probably it is; the king
writes no letters himself to his sub
jocts, and he must be sparing of his
appearance at the telephone; in fact,
the rule may be that his majesty talks
over it by proxy. Can science be al
lowed to break down the divinity that
hedges a king Hardly when the king
is in the seclusion of his apartments at
Buckingham palace or Windsor castle.
1t is only on the race course that he is
supposed to be as ether men are, with
binoculars slung over his shoulder and
an all-men-are-eaG eN-
preston upon the royal features.
The world has been asked to believe
that all England is terror stricken in
the presence of the little band of wo-
men who are smashing windows, be-
Siegine the house of commons, setting
fire to a pavalion here, a grand stand
there, country railroad station some
where else. with a design of forcing
the lords of creation to give them the
ballot. England in a panic is the de-
scripton that is made to fit old England
now; yet most of her people going
about their work as usual and getting
all the fun they can out Of life would
be surprised to learn that they were
covering before the Pankhursts. Anne
Kenney, Olive Hocken and our own
|Zelie Emerson. If these ladies are not
lawful to do. there are persons with L
malicious and perhaps a professional
interest in egging them on who would
supply them with new ideas.
Heckling the king over the telephone
is not brilliant conception, in faci
Gather ordinary; but a story that
George has been trieked into talking
with Il bold militant would be a fine
ad Tertisement of the cause-they
would call it ripping" in England. II
need not be true. The Pankhurstians
have the assistance of some of the
most unblushing prevaricators in the
real.--New York Sun.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Some People We Know, and We Will
Profit by Hearing About Them.

This is a purely local event.
1t took place in Augusta.
Not in some faraway place.
You are asked to investigate it.
Asked to believe citizens word;
To confirm citizens statement.
Amy article that is endorsed at home
Is more worthy of confidence
Than one You know nothing about,
Endorsed by unknown people.
Z. o. Pierce, Murray ST., Augusta,
Me, says: The statement | made
about Doan's Kidney Pills some years
ago was correct and | am glad to con-
firm 1t. | know that they are re-
liable kidney remedy and give quicl,
relief to anyone suffering from back
ache. My trouble was not at all
serious and my experience with Doan's
Kidney Pills was short. | took enough
or them however, to know that they
act on the kidneys. l got my supply
at Willis r. Partridge's Drug Store
and they restored my kidneys to good
working order. l have kept this rem
edy in the house ever since"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-an1
take no other. 80
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The funeral of George S. Brown
took place at the home in Marcia
street, Bath, Saturday afternoon. Rev.
Allen Brown of the Universalist church
officiating. Delegations were present
from Dunlap Commandery, knights
Templars, the Bath fire department
and the Kelley Spear Co. The
bearers were John A. Small, Jacob ia
cobson, George f. Reed and Capt c.
w. Dingley.
Members of the Dramatic Club of
Manchester Grange Readfield, pre-
scented at Miles hall, Saturday, the
drama Rachel, the Fire Wait" Those
taking the roles were Mary Hunt,
Ethel Knowles, Roy Brown. Lester
Lencfellow. Leslie Hunt, Arno Jack
nss.a, Gardner knowles, Mildred Kill
t1eth. Ray Elli,s and Ernest Hew-
CT. re presentation was under the
{ re IN & AtlA. Lottie York of Win
tArop.
Edward Hobbs of 146 Water street,
Bath, was convicted in the police
court, Saturday, of being common
liquor seller upon complaint of John
Mullaney of Portland, and Judge Kee-
gan imposed a fine of 500 and sem
tenee of so days in Jail. Hobbs s,p-
pealed and was held in $500. Mullaney
was also held as a witness in 5000, but
at late hour tonight, had been m
able to raise bail.
Fred Jowett of Springvale was
awarded $500 by the supreme court
jury, Saturday, in his suit for $4,000
against Orrin f. Wallace of Sanford
for alleged alienation of the affections
of Mrs. Jowett a brother in-law of
the plaintiff testified to tender en-
braces between Mr.. Wallace and Mrs.
Jowett in the hallway of the Jowett
home. The defendant testified that he
merely shook hands with Mrs. Jowett
on the occasion referred to, and evil
dence was introduced to show that
Mrs. Jowett left her husband because
of religious differences.
The new sheriff, j. Fred O'Connell,
engineered his first successful raid i'll
Bangor, Saturday, when he sent tive
automobiles with six deputy sherifs
down on the Globe Hotel, in French
street, which has been raided many
times without success. One auto dash
~ - eiiS lA0ll SlllI ctil1S anu liit O1iNf
approached from the rear. At the
sight Of the officers Minard Dunn,
whom the officers claim is bottle car
rier. came out of the rear door with
three quarts and three half pints of
whiskey in his arms. it is alleged, run
ming directly into the arms of Deputy
Sheriff Wood. Dunn was taken before
Judge Plaisted on the charge of illegal
transportation and was fined 500 and
costs and so days in Jail. He appealed
and gave bonds, Half a dozen depu
ties spent nearly an hour searching the
hotel but were unable to find any liq-
Our
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Feminine Limitations.

The superficial limitations of femln-
inc erudition are plainly demonstrated
in the fact that while every woman
can pronounce and spell correctly such
words and combinations of words as
"eolienne, mousseline de sole, crepe de
chine, silk eponge, mauve, MORE ana
an interminable list of other things
that would cause brainstorms in the
male, she doesn't seem able even to
recognize such rudimentary articles as
calico, Bingham and the other dress
goods her mother and her grandmother
knew est.-Phiadelphia Inquirer.
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MRS. WARREN r. POPE.
Funeral at East Machias Though Hus-
band Does Not Know.

East Machias, Me-, May 11.-(Spe-
ciaD. Though her funeral was held,
this afternoon, Mrs. Warren Il. Pope
husband, who is coasting on vessei
in hope of regaining his health, has
not been informed of her death. She
died III Russell hospital, Brewer. and
her remains We're brought to this
town for interment.
Mr.. Pope is prominent lumber
and real estate dealer in Washington
county. and owns extensive mining
property in the West. The survivors
are, besides the husband, four sons,
Morrill,. student at the State Univer-
sity. James, Rolph and William, all
attending the grammar schools, and
Winona a 17-year-old daughter
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Triangular Boat
Race Probably, Today

Cambridge, Mass. May 1.-THE
Varsity crews of Harvard, Princeton
and the University of Pennsylvania
will be sent away, at p. NJ, tomor-
row. for the race which was postponed
from Saturday, because the waters in
the Charles River Basin were too
rough
The heads Of The three crews agreed
tentatively, during the absence today,
OF Dean L. r. Briggs Of Harvard to
start the contest, at 1890 tomorrow
forenoon. When Dean Briggs return
ed TO Cambridge at midnight he ex-
planned that ii was contrary TO Har-
ward customs to hold race during
study hours. so representatives of the
oarsmen arranged 10 hold the race ia
the afternoon. The Pennsylvania and
Princeton men received faculty per-
mission to stay over for race, Mon
day afternoon.
The river basin was still white cap
ped. tonight While the indications
We're that the conditions. tomorrow
would be far from perfect, il was be-
lieyed the water would be smooth
enough to allow the race to be rowe1
In the event that the race could not be
held. tomorrow. Ii was agreed amone
the crew officials. tonight that !.
Mvalu nave 10 be cancelled.