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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28

Hill, Mulberry, Hans. Raeunov.: Ro.
chus Godina, K. +. II. >, box l25, Null
berry, Hans. Blapaj.: John zordani.
Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
st. II. Cherokee, Kans.
Preds.: John Masser, Skidmore. Kans.
RaGuuov.; Martin S~imoniSek, box go.
Cherokee, kans. Blagai.: Andrei Med
we'd, box >, Cherokee, Kans.
st. IS. Adamson, Okla.
Preds. Josef CertaliG, Adamson, Okla.
t,atuuoy.; Rudolf Ycglit. hox pa. A
damsor, Okla. Blagai.. Auton Kristau.
box 20, Adamson, Okla.
st. Ii. Maynard, o.
Preds.: Anton Skoberuc, box l56,
Maynard, o.. Ratunov.: Leo Bregar.
box 40, Maynard. Ohio. Blagai.: Josef
Miheuc. box -. MAYNARD, Ohio.
st. 10. Pittsburg, Kans.
Preds.: August Dcgaspcri, Pittsburg.
kans. Racunov.: Anton Dellasega. box
iN3. Frontenac. kaus. Blagai.: Peter
WIrnsbergcr, P%ittsburg. Kans.
st. 16. Franklin. Kans.
Preds.: John Eager, box 3, Franklin,
hanS. Ratunov.: Ninccnc Esgorshck.
box -, Franklin, Kans. Blagai.: Anton
kosir, Franklin. Kaus.
st. II. Carney. Iowa.
'A"ff AA'AAN -AfAE I'LL DUN 80 ANl.
ney, Iowa. Ratunov.: Mike Krantz. r..
r Z. bes Moincs, Iowa. Rlagai.: Louis
BlasnIk, box 81, Carney. Iowa.
st. Is. Winner Quarters, Utah.
Prcds.: John Resnik. box 81. Wiute-
Quarters, Utah. Ra6unov.: roman Schu.
mcr, box -. Winter Quarters. Utah
Blagaj.: andre Blazit, box II. Winter
Quarters, Utah.
st. 10. Black Diamond, Wash.
Preds.: Frank kutchcr. bx COG, Black
Diamond, Wash. Ratuuov.: Jack Schal-
Ter. box PA, Black Diamond. Wash
Blagal.: Josef Plavcc. box 6iI. Black
Diamond, Wash.
st. 20. Ely, MINI.
Preds.: Jcrnej Jauezit. box 39>. Ely.
Mimi. Ratuuov.; Anton Ertull. Elv.
MINI. Blagaj.: John Tcran. Ely. Mian.
st. 81. Witt, Ill.
PredS.: JOha Repolusky. bx 1914. Witt.
III. Ratunov.: Jacob Bregaut. box 30.
Witt. Ill. Blagaj.; Luka DrnoySek. box
424, Witt, III.
st. p. Huntington, Ark.
Ireds.: Anton Drcniug. Huntington.
Ark. Raeunov.: Mike l.. Sisco. Lock
Box -, Huntington, Ark. Blagai.: John
Morsi, box 81. Huntington. Ark.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28
MATT.
S0cialeu roman V dveh delhi.
Splsal Maxim Gorkij.

Goyor drlaynega pravdnika s.
je nepricakovano utrgal - par.
KRAFT je urno zamahnil pc zraku.
Sc priklonil sodnlkOm in sedel.
Natelnik plemstyd mu je pokimal
z glavo, mestni zupan mu je dial
roko in okrozni glavar je pogledal
ma svOj trebuh i'll Sc nasmejal
Sodnikov njegov govor o6ivid-
no nj razveselil in niti genili Sc
MISC.
-Besedo ina 1870 je dejal
predsednik in priblizal list papir.
ia %svojemu obrazu - zagOvornik
Fedosjejeva, Markova in Zaga-
rova.
Advokat, Xxi ga je matt videla
pri Nikolaju, ie vstal. Niegov
obraz je bill ravnoduSen, Sirok,
njegove drobne oGi so Sc svetlo
smejale; bilo .ie, kakor da sta IL.
stopili izpod rdeGkastih obrvi dive
ostrini in da rezeta kakor Skarje
pc zraku. Poeasi .ie govoril, won
ko in jasno. a matt nj mogla razu-
nett njegovih besed - Sisov il
je venomer sepetal V uSesa:
Ali 81 razumela, kaj je de.
dejalf Razumela7 Pravi. da so
poredni, propadli. neumni $50.
Odgovarjala nj; tezko razoGa-
ranje jo je potlacilo. Uzaljenost
je rasla in stiskala memo duso
Sedaj ie Vlasovki bilo iasno, "a.
kai je zacala M pravicnost, upala
ma oster, poster BOZ resnice Paw.
love z resnicc sodnikov. Mislila
je, da bodo sodniki izprasevali
Pavla dolgo, pozorno in podrobno
o vsem njegovem srcnem zivlien.
ju, pregledali z ostrimi ocmi vse
misli in della n.jenega sina, vse ME
COVE dneve. In ko vidijo niegovo
resnico, tedaj poreko pravicno in
glasno:
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IMENIK IN NAsLovNIK URADNI-
KoV KRAJEVNIH DRusTEV A S.
B. p. ID. v LETU 1918.
stew. 1. Frontenac, Kans.

SN'H 4kaAA1s
Preds.: Anton HOFFMAN, Frontenac,
Kans. RaGunov.: Louis Bresniker. Lock
Box IS, Frontenac, Kans. Blagaj.: Ro-
bert Gruber, Frontenac, Kans.
Stew. 2. Chicopee, Kans.
Preds.: Josef Lesiak. box 6j. Chico
pee, kans, RRtunov.: Louis Aidich, bx
l3l, Chicopee, Kans. Blagai.: Valentin
Eenko, box 273, Chicopee, Kans.
s. s. Neuburg, KanA.
Preds.: Josef Pe6nik, Il. T. ID. .. box
ll9, Mulberry, Kans. RaGunov.: John
Crepnisek, Il. +. ID. ., Mulberry, Kans.
Blagai: John Strah Il. +. ID. ., box go,
Mulberry, Kans.
SC. I. Mineral, Kans.
Preds.: John Gorsek. box 469, Stone
City, Hans. Raeunov.: Louis Kova6,
Frank Spaiser, box 1856, E. Mineral,
Kans.
Stew. 5. Weir, Kans.
Preds.: Frank Perme, X. Il. /. Weir.
kans. RaGunov.: John Govekar, II. r.
!, Weir, Kans. Blagaj.: Peter Kukovit,
X. L. l, Weir, Kaus.
stew. 6. Yale, Kans.
Preds.: Jacob Kuplcn, L. r. :. Pitts
burg kans. Ratunov.: John Kuplen,
box ll5, Yale, Kans. Blagal.: Anton
Zagar, K. Il. :. Pittsbufg, Kans.
81. Z. ~Curanvnle, Kans.
Preds.: John Koron, H.. K. :. Pitts.
burg, Kans. Ratunov.: Joseph Miklauz.
box %, Yale, Hans. Blag.: Peter He
fer, r. r, S, Pittsburg, Kans.
stew. 8. Fleming. Kans.
Preds.; Josef Intiher, K. r. =. Che.
rokec, kans. Racunov.: Jacob CukJati.
II. f. ID. ., Pittsburg. Kans. Blagai.:
Herman liner. Il. r. ., Cherokee, Kans.
st. o. Radley. Kans.
Preds.: John Dolanc, box Al. Radley
sta, P%ittsburg, Hans. Racunov.: Anton
komar, box %, Radley sta. Pittsburg,
Kans. Blagaj.: Frank Tome, Dunkirk.
X. II. l, Pittsburg, Kans.
st. 10. Jenny Lind, Ark.
Preds.: Anton Kobe, box 1O2, Jenny
Lind, Ark. Racunov.: John Erzen. box
AZ, Jenny Lind. Ark. Blagai.: Leo. Ko-
lene, box go, Jenny Lind, Ark.
st. IL. Breezy Hill. Kans.
Preds.: Louis RamovS. box 4j, Breezy
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Ia clovek ina pray.

Ia clONek INA pray
Mic podobnega O Zdelo Sc il
Je, da so obtozenci neskoncno cd
daljeni cd sodnikov. a sodniki -
odvec. Utrujena in pritakovanja
je matt izgubila zanimanie "a
razpravo, in ne da hi posluSala.
jc mislila uzaljena:
Ali je to sodiSGe?
In ia besoda Sc il .ie zdela praz-
ma, zrenela je kakor pocen To-
nee.
- Tako je - ie pritrdil sepe-
taje Sizov.
- Kakor mrtvi so! - je vzdii,-
Mia.
- Zdaj o%zivljaio.
Pogledala Jill lie in opazila ma
Obrazih sodnikov sence notranie
ga nemira. Drugi odvetnik. maj
hen clovek. 2 ostrim. bledim obra-
zom. je govoril, a sodniki so inu
segali V hesedo.
DRAWN pravdnik je posko6il
kviSku. urno in srdito pripomnil
nekai k protokolu: potem jc pre-"
sednik posvaril zagovornika. Ia
Sc je spOStljivo poklonil, On po-
sluSal in nadaljeval svoja iva
janja.
- Brz, brz - ie pripomnil ST
zOv. lie brz kie ie duSa ?
V dvorani ie vse ozivelo. bojno
navdusenje ie zasiialO. zagovor
mix je mahal ma vse strani in pc.
steno stroll S svoiimi ostrimi he.
sedami stare kozO sodnikom. Bio
je, kakor da so Sc sodniki prima-
knili tesneie drug k drugemu. da
so Sc napeli in napihnili, da hi cd
vrnili ostre, strupene udarce he
sed z mehko, rahlo maso svojega
telesa.
Matt Jill je opazovala in zdelo
Sc il ie, kakor. da Sc vse boil ma.
pihujejo, IL strahu. da zbude adj
vokatovi udarci odmev v niiho.
viii prsih in zmotiio NTH ravno.
tezie.
V tenn sc ie vzdignil Pavel in
naenkrat ie postalo vse tho. matt
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ADVERTISEMENT
AvStr. SlOVenSko
us~tanovljeno Ii. januvarja
1884,.
Boil. Pod. DruStVO
lnkorporirano "a. februvarta
1903 v drkAvi Kansas.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAVNI URADNIKI
Predsednik; MARTIN OBERzAN, Box ~, Mineral, Kans.
Podpreds.: FRANK AUGUSTIN, Box $50, w. Mineral, Kans.
IaJnik; JOHf CERNE, Box A, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kans.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARCIC,Box PAS, Mulberry. Kans.
laplsnikar; LOUIS BREZNIKAR, l.. Box SO, Frontenac, Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 357, w. Mineral, Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontenac, Hans.
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, Woodward, Iowa.
JAK0B MLAKAR, Box 800, W. Mineral, Kans
JOHN ERZEN, Jenny Lind, Ark, Box AZ.
Sprejemna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znaSa Same eden
Dollar. VS.. dopisi Sc mai blagovolijo poSiljati. 81. tajniku.
Use denarne poSljatve pa 81. blagajniku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-01-28

'uo moidJO ODhdIONd il pTtu MI
skokom zgodovinske p~ravicnosti.
nicesar novega ne morete ustvari-
ii V oblasti idej, duhovno jalovi
ste. NaSe ideje rastc, vse zarkejse
Sc razgorevajo, ljudske mnozice
81 osvajajo in organizirajo "a boj.
"a svobOdo. Spoznanje velike vlo-
ge delavca zliva vSe delavce ma
svetu V emo dusO - z nicemer ne
morete ~ustavljati obnovljenja xiv.
ljenja, lie S k~rutostio in cinizmom.
A cirizem je oGividen, krutoSt pa
drazi. In roke, XII mas danes duSe.
bodo skoro prijateljsko stiskale
naSe roke. VaSa sila je mehanska
sila cbrestuioGega sc zlata, druzi
vas v skupine, poklicane, da dru-
GA drugo pozira, TaSa sila pa .je
Viva sila rastocega spoznanja de.
lavske vzajemnosti.
Use, kar delate vi, ie zloGinsko.
ker meri ma to, da zasuznji ljudi;
nase delo pa osvobojuje svet cd
strahOv in poSasti, XII Jill ie vstva-
rila vaSa laz, vaSa zloba. vaSa DO
zeljivost in Xxi plastic ljudstvo.
lzruvali ste cloveka IL zivlienja
III ga pokonGali; socialism pa
zdruzuje cd vas razde.iani svet V
veliko harmonsko celoto in Ia -
pridel
Pavel Sc je ustavil "a hip in po-
novil tho, a krepkejSc:
- Pride!
SOdniki So Sepetali med seboj.
delali Gudne obraze in niti IN TIRE
notek MISC obrnili pozeljivih oGi
cd Payla. a matt lie cutila. da
skrunijo njegovo gibko, krepko
telo $ svojimi pogledi. da GA "a
vidajo "a njegovo zdravie. silo.
%svezost. Obtozcnci so pozorno 20.
SluSali besede svoiega tovar;Sa.
NTH obrazi so pobledeli. oti so IA
dostno laSijale. Matt ie pozirala
sinove beSede, ytiskale so Sc il Y
urejenih vrstah V Spomin. Pred
sednik je nekolikokrat u~s'avil
Pavla, mu razloiil kaj. cnkrat So
je cello zalostno naSmehnil: Pavel
ga lie molce pOSluSal in nadalje-
val ostro. a mirno. Prisilil ie. da
so ga vsi p~oslu;ali. p~odreiajoc Syo
il volji voljo Sodnikoy. Dolgo
je trajalo, napoSlcd pa ie starec
nekaj zakri6al zamahnivSi T. roko
prot Pavlu. V odgovor Sc ie raz-
iii cekoliko porogliivo Pavlov
glas.
- Ma koncu sem Osebno vas
nisem hotel zaliti. narobe - ne
hote p~risoten PR tel komediii. ri.
10 imenujete Sodno razpravo. so
cuvStvujem 2 vami. Liudie ste in
vselej nan je zal yideti ljudi. Xxi
so. cetudi sovrazni naSemu ciliu.
prisiljeni. ia tako s,amotno sluzi-
10 naSilju, Xxi so do t. mere izguhi-
Ii zaveSt svojega cloveSkega do
%>toianStva
Sedel .ie, ne ia hi Sc ozrl ne sod
nike. matt ie zadrlcvala sapo. ne
premicno strmcla ma sodnike in
takala.
Andrei. YES razzarjcn. ie krcp-
ko Stisnil Pavlu roko. Samoilov.
Main in vSi drugi so Sc zivahno
Sklonili k njemu. Pavcl Sc .ic ma
Smehnil zadregi zastran p,itric-
vanja tovariiev; obrnil Sc ic tia.
kjer jc sedela matt in il je poki-
NAL L elavo. kakor da hi 10 vpra-
Sal:
- Ali ie prav2
Z globokim. veselim vzdihom
mu ie odgovorila. vsa zalita Cd
vrotega vala ljubezni.
- To ie bio sodi;ce, - je "a
Sepetal Sizov. - Kako Jill ie
az
Molce ie pokimala z glavo. "a
dovoljna $ TEN, da .ie sin govoril
tako smelo. morda Sc zadovolnei-
Sa $ TEN. da je kon@al. V CLAW il
jc nemirno razbijalo vpraSanjc:
- No? Kaj pa Sedai?
XVI.
Kar ie gOvOril sin. il nj bilo no
vo, poznala .je te misli. ali prvi-
krat .ie tn. pred sodiScem, zaGuti-
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Sodisce ne potrebuie vase
karakteristike
- Ne pOtrebuje ie? HIM .
T.. no, BON pa nadaljeval
ljudje, "a katerih nj ne znancev
ne prijateljev, prosti ljudje. TIA
Stojita pred vami dive stranki. IN
ena tozi; Oropal me je in pove-
zal! n druga odgovarja: Prayico
imam oropati in povezovati, ker
imam puSko ...
Ali innate omeniti kaj k silva
ri? je vpraSal starec 5 poviSa-
MIN glasom. Roka Sc mu ie tresla
i'll prijetno je bilo materi videti.
da sc srdi. Ali Andrejevo obna-
SAME il nj bio pc godu - nj Sc
prilegalo sinovim besedam - res.
mega in strogega spora je hotela.
Malorus je molce pogledal ma
starca. potem je zmajal Z glavo in
deial resnobnO:
X stvari7 Cemu pa bi
govoril z vami k stvaril Kar YAM
je bio treba izvedeti, YAM ie po-
vedal tovariS. Ostalo VAN razlo-
re, kadar BIO cas-, drugi
Starec ie poGasi vstal in liza
vii:
Vzamem yam besedo, Grigo.
rij Samojlov.
MalOrus .je stisnil usta in Sc le-
no spustil ma klop; poleg NIGGA j.
vstal S~9mojlov.
DRAWN pravdnik ie imeno-
val sodruge divjake, soyraznike
kulture
- Govorite lie o TEN, kar Sc tice
zadeve
- To Sc je - tiGe Nicesar
nj, kar Sc ne hi tikalo poStenih
In prosim vas, da me
ne motite VpraSam vas -
kai pa je YaSa kultura2
- Tukaj nismo "a disputacije
Z vami! X stvari! - je dejal sta
rec in pokazal zobe.
Andrcjevo obnasamjc je izpre-
.enilo sodnike. Njegove BESIDE.
ia hi bilo Z min nekaj po-
ma sivih obrazih so Sc po-
Sive Use. Y oceh so gorele
zelene iskre. Pavlove be
'ede 50 Jill razdrazile. a svojo silo
so zadrzavale razdraIenost in zbu
iale izSiljeni %spoStovanje; Malo-
rus je Strgal to zatajevanje in raz
gall to, kar ie bilo pod MIN. Sc
petal so med seboj : cudnimi OBJ
raj in Sc zaccli gibati ncprimer-
no magic.
- Volume vzgajate. zcne zapc-
in dekleta. IL Judi dclate
in uhiialce. I z|ganiem Jill
zastrupl.jate Mcdnarodni pc
ljudske vrazc. moralno pro
padanjc in podivianost, TO ic vaIa
kultura' Da, sovraIniki te kultu-
re smoi
- Prosim vas! - ie zavpil sta
rec in podbradek Sc mn ie potre-
sci. \ Samojlov, YES rdec. je bill
>knil Z ocmi in tudi zakrical:
- 4 mi ciSlamo in cenimo dru-
90 kulturo - ME styaritelie ste
nuStili. da so poginili Y ietah in
<blazneli
- Vzmem VAN besedo, Flo
dor Main,
Mali Main .ie vstal. kakor da
hi kvisku Sinilo Silo in deial :
pretrganim glasom:
Pozdravljeni' VEN, da
ste me obSodili
Zasopel ie, ~prebledel. ma ME
govern obrazu so ostale lie Sc oti;
iztegnil je roko in zaklical
- Casino besedo, Kamor-
koli me poSljcte - pobegnem. pc
Sc in bodem dclal zmerom
vSe live dni. Casino beSedo,
Sizov ie zakaSlial in Sc zama-
jail. In vse obGinStvo. prevzeto cd
rastotega razbu"jenia. .ic codlo
nckam cudno in zamolklo. Neka
ienska je plakala. nekdo ie duSe-
ce kaSlial. Orozniki so ogledovali
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Ali .ie prav?
XVI.

Kar ie govoril sin. il nj bilo no
vo, poznala je te misli. ali pryi-
krat je tn. pred sodiScem, zaGuti-
la cudno. privlaGnO silo niegovc
we're. Cudila Sc je Paylovemu mi
ru; Gakala j.. da Sc bodo sodniki
prerekali I MIN, da mu bOdo sr-
ditto odgovarjali naglaSaioc resni.
co svojo. A sedai ie vstal Andrea.
pogledal izpod celia ma sodnike in
izpregovoril
GOspodje zagovorniki
- Pred vami je sodiSce. in ne
zagovorniStvo! - ie srdito in pa
glasno pripomnil sodnik 2 holnim
obrazom. IL Andrejevega izraza .ic
matt videla, da Sc norGuje>iz sod
nikov; njegovi brki so Sc tresli
V oeeh je siiala zviiacna ma6ja
priliznjencst. XII jo ie dobro 20.
znala. Krepko 81 ie otrl glavo $
svojo dolgo roko in vzdihnil.
- Kakof- ie dejal in zmaiaI
2 glavo. - Mislim, da nj tako: vi
niste sodniki, temvec zagovorni
XII 49,.
Prosim vas, ola govorite k
stvari! - je suho pripomnil pred
sednik.
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- Gusev IVAN
- Ne BON govoril!
- Vasilii Gusevl
- Tudi me-
- Bukin Fjodor!
Bledi uveli mladenic Sc je O..
kOrno dvignil, zma.jal z glavo in
deljal medic
- Sramujte Sc Okoren
clovek sem. a pravico lie razumem
49, Roko ie dvignil mad glavo
in umolknil 2 napol zatisn.ienimi
ocmi, kakor da hi Sc zamaknil ne
kan V daljavo.
- Kaj9 - ie razdrazeno in "a
cudeno zakrical starec in Sc ma.
slonil ma stol.
Dale prihodnjiG.)
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-04-03
Hat Drops; Jumps For 1t;
Is Killed.

Columbia, La, March @.-A
deplorable accident occurred at
Clarks. seven miles south Of here
)ate yesterday afternoon. When
DR.. O. A. Briggs, of Groyson,
was passing Clarks in his car .
boy about 8 years old jumped in
front of the car and was killed
before the auto could be stopped.
The lad, with a number Of
other pupils Of the schools at
Clarks. had been out in the
woods in charge of their teacher
for nature study, and on the re.
turn home the unfortunate boy
saw the car coming aud ran in
front Of it, and being warned Of
the danger. of his prank be
1sprang to one side and in doing
(so lost his hat and dashed back
lin the road to get it, but the cal
Istruck him just at that moment
chrushing him beneath the
/ wheels.
Thomas uchanp, father OF
the boy, is employed by the
Louisiana Central Lumber Com
lpany at, Clarks.. he left for hi
home in Missouri this morning
where the child's remains will b
inferred.
!, The family of the child attach
) no blame whatever to DR. Biggs
4 for the killing, as he was who'll
lvithout tsnlt,
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Hall Arrives to Fight Free
Sugar.

Washington, March 29.-Gov.
ernor Hall arrived here to-day to
take part in the free sugar fight.
He will remain here several days.
Accompanied by Senator Rams
dell and National Committeeman
Ewing, the governor was caller
at the White House to-day, but
did not see President Wilson be.
cause the presidents time was
occupied all day with previous
engagements.
Governor Hall will see the
president on Monday and will
tell Mr.. Wilson that q free sugar
bill will mean ruin to q great
part Of Louisiana. He will make
a strong argument to the presi.
dent. against the tree sugar
measure.
| Senator .Ransdell, Governo,
Hall, !. National Committeeman
Ewing, Representative Brous'
sard, Representative Dupre, VIII
I arrived here to-day. and former
Senator Foster had a long con
ference to- day on the sugar stu
alton. .ss.,
j tits now believed q Be GER
tltain that the House witness th
I1.se sugar bill, aud. while II I
believed that the Senate will r
1liect the free measure, the uppe
. body will insist on : big cut i
the existing schedule. Il tn
a cut is as much as 20 per cent
: will cause great damage to th
+ lstate,s principal industry. J. Th
oI Louisianians here fighting t
d preserve the sugar industry al
j alarmed at the outlook.
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breakdown to emotion caused by
the investigation carried out by
the Pujo committee at Washing
ton into operations of the money
trust"
The body of Mr.. Morgan is to
be embalmed and sent to the
United States on board ship from
Naples. A funeral service will
be held here before its departure.
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]. P. Morgan Dead.

Rome, March 31.-J. Pierpont
Morgan, the American inancier,
died at five minutes past twelve
O'Clock on Monday COOS a. m.
New York time.)
When the death of Mr.. Morgan
was seen to be approaching
rapidly Prof. Bastanelli and DR..
Dixon forced Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
bert l.. Satterlee, his son-in:law
and daughter. and Miss Helen
Hamilton, who had been in con.
stant attendance, to leave the
room.
Mr.. Morgan toward the end
showed that he was suffering in
ternally only by a movement OF
his right hand. Otherwise he
displayed no sign Of vitalitv ex.
scept by continuous heavy breath
ing.
Frequent bulletins we're is
sued during the morning show
lng that his condition was gradu.
ally becoming worse, and by II
o'clock the phssicians had given
up all hope.
Mr.. Morgan was unable to a.
similate the artificial nourish
ment administered during tht
morning and his physical weak
ness was extreme. Heart tonics
we're injected but these had NJ
effect, and for several hours be
fore his death he was in a stat
Of coma, unable to respond t
any questions or to recogniz
any Of those at his bedside.
One Of his relatives, Mrs. Fit
Simmon. wife Of sthe Rev. N
FiM Simmon. arrived from Car
mes, and was shown into th
death chamber, but her presenc
!. remained unknown to the dyin
man.
Cable dispatches from Amerit
Great Britton andother parts
the world poured in all day, MA
ing anxious inquiries and e.
expressing the affection in Whit
Mr.. Morgan was held ever,
where.
The 6nancier's secretary fou,
Il impossible to reply to all j
niries, and Mr.. and Mrs' s.
tsrlee expressed the desire
inform the einquirers how touch
they we're AZ the manifestation
y of sympa1 ~ they had receive
Dr. N. Allen Starr OF N
York, called into coasll lltation
connection witn Nj. Morgan
illness. attributed the angpcis
The Era-leader. [volume] (Franklinton, La.) 1910-current, 1913-04-03
Cashier Is Short, Say Bank
Officials.

Covington, La, March, 30.-As
a result of an audit conducted by
Assistant State Bank Examiner
Thompson, into the accounts of
John F. Diendrof, cashier of the
st. Tammany Banking Company
and Savings Bank of this place,
a statement has been issued by
the directors of the institution
Sunday to the effect that Dien.
drof is short $23o7.33. lrregu-
larities were discovered recently
by an auditor employed by the
bank, and it was deemed best to
notify the State bank examiner.
Examiner Thompson arrived
here Thursday, and after an au.
dit Of Diendrof's books, reported
an apparent shortage to the bank
directors. A special meeting OF
the directorate was held Friday
night, and in statement issued
Saturday evening the cashier is
said to have given full written
confession of his wrongd0ings.
No loss whatever will be sustain
ed by the bank, as the cashier
was bonded in the sum of $4,000.
This ends the interest of the
bank, and the question of prose.
cution is up to his bondsmen.
General regret was apparent
in Covington Sunday when the
news became generally known,
as Diendrof was popular and en-
joyed the respect and esteem of
the entire community. He made
. no attempt to- escape. and it was
stated that he is willing to make
a clean breast Of the entire af-
fair. No arrest has been made.
\ A conference was held by
many of his friends in Covington
Sunday afternoon to devise
means of making the shortage
good, as they intend to do all in
their power to avoid prosecution.
It is not believed that Diem
drof gambled or squandered the
money he took from the bank,
!. but it is thought that he used it
a in paying bills incurred by him
self and other members of his
family. He himself underwent
D an operation in New Orleans in
January, and one of his sisters
also was forced to undergo sur
gical ordeal. As the only sup
D port of a widowed mother, the
= young fellow was called upon tt
meet all expense, and his legior
: of friends in this community
stoutly assert that he is simply
I victim of misfortune.
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Saw. Your Money.

Save Your Money.
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and Cheapest for Constipation, Bill
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-03-19
MISS GRACE HALE, SUICIDE,
LEAVES RAMBLING NOTES
Found Dead in Bed by Boy Garry
ing Breakfast to Her
Home.

Miss Grace Hale, daughter of former
government clerk. committed suicide In
her home, loot Florida avenue northeast
some time last night. Her act was not
discovered until this morning.
Miss Hale. who was thirty-eight years
old. and who had lived alone. had been
i'll recently, and had arranged with q
neighbor to send meals to her. Shortly
after 8 o'clock this morning William Pot
ter, son Of a neighbOr. took breakfast to
Miss Hale's home. The front door was
unlocked. Entering the house, the boy
went to the second floor. There he found
Miss Hale in bed. He endeavored to
arouse her, but found she was dead. The
police of the ninth precinct were notified
Coroner hewitt later went to the house.
He made an investigation. during which
bureau drawer was found locked. 1t
was forced open. Inside were two notes
of rambling statements. indicating that
Miss Hale had contemplated taking her
life for some time. One of the notes was
OF recent date. while the other had appar-
emily been written some time ago.
Several hypOdermic syringes were also
found In the drawer. Corner hewitt de-
eided after reading the contents of the
notes that Miss Hale had taken her own
Mfe, and issued certificate in accord
ance with the circumstances.
Miss Hais's father is said to have died
some time ago and left her with sufficient
funds to enable her to provide her home
city. A brother, it Is stated. resides in
Indiana, and the police are endeavoring
to locate him and apprise him OF his sis
.ers death.