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Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-27
Grain Markets.

Chicago. May 81 Wheat - May
open, es1ac; high, 9s1ac; low. CSC;
close, CSC, July, open. $3.50; high
s7tsc; low. S6hc; close. S67sc.
Corn-May. open. 7O%c; high, 72c:
low, 7oa4c; close. 71Ac July, open
6Sc high, 6Sl4c; low, 67c; close
6714c.
Oats-May, open, 42Ac; high, 42B c;
low, 42Ac; close, 42hc. July, open
Acc; high, 4oAc: low, $3.50; close
$3.50.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1914-05-27

Chicago, May 27.--Hogs-Receipts
5000; weak to sc lower. Bulk, sS.2o@
S25; light, sS.O5@S.3o; mixed, $s.O5 "a
$50; heavy. $7.S5@S.27A; rough, $7.S5
4S.OO: pigs, $500 S.15.
Cattle Receipts, $500; marke t
steady. Beeves, s735@930; steers,
S7.lO@s.10; stockers and feeders, $40
@S.5O; cows and heifers, $3.75@8.s5;
calves, $7.00@10.25.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000: slow. Sheep,
$5.15 oslo; yearlings, $6.10@Zo0;
lambs, s6.1odS.2o; springs, s6.5o9
$40.
Portland. May 27.-Cattle-Recetpts
none; market steady, unchanged.
Hogs-Receipts, 200; market steady,
unchanged.
Sheep-Market steady receipts, 500.
Wethers. s4.25@ $500; yearlings, $1,000
coo; spring lambs, $6.Ooa6.75.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
Raw Wolfe Wins Race

There were IA starters in the
first cross-country run Of the Mer-
idian High school Saturday after
noon, and Raymond q. Wolfe,
winning the event. covered the
fiye-mile stretch Of heavy road in
the remarkably fast time Of 81
minutes and 80 seconds. The first
half was made ia l3 minutes.
Charles Warren, the second man
in, was only IL feet behind the
winner, and John Williamson.
winning third money, was about
Ii feet back Of Warren ALI Of
the IA contestants completed the
eourse. and the last man crossed
tho line il less than 40 minutes
after the starting time.
The order ia which the II run
ners finished was as follows; Ray
mond q. Wolfe, Charles Warren,
John Williamson, Leland Linn,
Woodford Wagner, @. @. Thur
man, Lloyd Hutchinson, Raymond
Hutchinson, Alvin Harshbarger,
jesse Evans, Harvey Powers, VIII
j ones, Harold Linn, William
Jones.
When the first call was made
by Professor w w Lindsey, the
new athletic conch OF the Nerd
ian schoole. for the cross-conntry
run, 30 or more students entered
the lists but for various reasons
ak OF the squad were unable e
participate in the Saturday event
There WAS d preparatory training
period Of three weeks, but the fact
that all Of the IA entries while
green ia the cross.country run,
finished the race ia good time, il
decided credit to the work Of
the coach.
Considerable local interest was
shown ia the race. The first three
prizes for winners were posted by
local merchants, aud Saturday
forenoon DIR. Dutton Of Meridian
offered three additional prizes, 81
that the first six boys TO finisf
we're entitled TO cash prizes This
race started at the High schoo
building and ended at the post
Office corner.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
Clark BOYS Here.

Jim and Shad Clark are home
after a year spent near Brigham,
Utah, where they were employed
on ranch. They were 30 miles
north OF Ogden. and they like the
country 50 well that they have
rented place and will return in
the spring.
Farming is done more on an in
tensive scale, the average size Of
a beet farm being about Is acres,
which can be handled by one fam
lily. Not less than % tons Of beets
ara produced on an acre, aud at
s4.75 ton, the contract price, the
gross income is about 500 an
acre, with a net profit Of nearly
$50 an acre. The beets 60 to the
factory at Garland, at contract
price chat does not vary
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
Cess tells 81 Lone Beach.

Frank Cess was ia Meridian
this week. He returns Dec. lst
to Long Beach, Cal. after a
months stay in this vicinity. Mr.
Cess says he has a fine retail groc-
cry business there and the boys
are looking after it during his alb.
sence. He thinks southern Cali
fornia is q good place for poor
man to stay away from as every
line OF business is overcrowded.
Grocers have a large "basket"
trade there. that is, from transients,
Of which there are two big crops"
year, one for winter seashore
pleasure the other for summer
sojourn. As the temperature OF
the ocean water there varies but
two degrees from winter to sum
mer, there is bathing the year
around. The basket" customers
are those who come for supplies
for day or more, which may be
the length of the stay Of such a
tourist, and the trade is in small
quantities and is of course for
cash. One can buy single egg
or quarter Of pound of butter.
Mr. Cess is gradually closing
ont his interests in Ada county
and expects to lease his big farm
east Of Meridian for a term Of
years. He says there are several
Ada county people in Long Beach,
including Herb Ellsworth, former
assessor, who is engaged in the
assessors office, at Los Angeles,
the county seat, few miles dis
tant Mr. Mckinley, the blind
attorney, has an office there now,
also Elk County Commissioner M.
w Clark, and last but not least,
Billy Feen, the Green House
grocer,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
After the Dogs Again.

Last Friday NJ. w. Keller, while
passing near local lumber yard
was bitten by the Eaton dog, sup
posed to be afiiictedwith the rabies.
While the bite was of small conse.
quence, it is feared there will be
after effects and Pastuer treat
ment has been sent for from De
troit, Mich. This will cost $50.
Mr. Keller will take the treatment
to guard against possible danger.
He was on the street Wednesday
and outside of being little wor-
ried, does not appear to be any the
worse for his encounter with the
mad dog"
While the Eaton dog was sup
posed to have been ont of town at
the time of the mad dog scare six
weeks ago, two OF the dogs belong
ing to neighbors Of the cations,
south of the track, were killed At
that time, and it is possible that
this dog was bitten then and has
just now developed the rabies as d
result.
Mondays Statesman has the
following:
Another possible epidemic of
rabies among the canine popula-
tion OF Meridian and vicinity has
developed during the past week, as
result of which the faithful
Fidos" Of this community are held
under suspicion.
During August and September
OF this year a score or more of
dogs were executed at Meri liam,
aud several citizens who were at.
tackled by these supposed mad
dogs" subjected themselves to the
treatment of local physicians, with
the purpose OF defeating hydro
phobia as a possible consequences.
A dog owned by Roy Eaton de-
veloped symptoms Of hydrophobia
this week The dog was killed,
the head sent to the state bacteri-
ologist, aud ii 10 said a strong case
of rabies was reported. Another
valuable dog, suspected Of being
affected by the rabies, died while
in close confinement at the Wash
burn ranch near Meridian Mon
day.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
N TnE nlsrRIcT conRT

of the Third judicial District OF the
state of Idaho, in and for the County
of Ada.
Gertrude v. Mildenberger, Plaintiff,
VS. Georee Mildenberger, Defendant.
Alias Summons for publication.
The state of Idaho sends greetings to
George Mildenberger, the above named
defendant.
You are hereby notified that COM
plant has been filed against you in the
District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho, in and for
the County Of Ada, by the above named
plaintiff. This action is brought to
recover judgment and decree against
you dissolving the bonds OF matri-
mony now existing bet cen you and
plaintiff, on the ground OF defendants
cruelty and adultery; to restore the
plaintiff to the condition of an unmar-
ried person: and for the care and custody
OF your minor children, to wit: Medora
and Peter r. Mildenberger; and for gen.
eral relief; all of which more fully APP
pears in plaintiffs complaint now on file
IN said court, TO which you are hereby
referred, a copy of which is served here
with and made part hereof; Said act
ion being based on the grounds of
cruelty and adultery.
And you are hereby directed to APP
pear and answer said complaint with
in twenty days of the service of this
| summons if served within said Judi
cial District and within forty days if
served elsewhere: and you are further
notified that unless You so appear and
answer said complaint within the time
! herein specified, the plaintiff will take
/ Judgment against You as prayed in
! said complaint.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District Court, this 9th day of
November, 1914
Seal Stephen Utter, Clerk,
by B. Clyde Eagleson, Deputy.
w. Fl. Tyer, Attorney for plaintiff, re-
siding at Boise, Idaho. 2o-6t
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
A Neighborhood Event.

The neighbors just south Of
town recently joined in an effort
to make life just a little more
pleasant, and the result has been
several very enjoyable gatherings
The method 10 this: A couple or
more Of the interested parties
would stick their heads together,
pick out their victim. notify the
rest, Of their intentions stating
time and place. The result; Some
unsuspecting peighbor reading
bis evening paper or maybe pre-
pairing to retire, will suddenly sit
up and ask his wife what "the
thunder 10 going an outside, But
before tho worthy housewife eau
answer. open goes the door and in
swarms the whole neighborhood,
with boxes, baskets and buckets,
When the first excitement dies
down very coay and pleasant
time is enjoyed by every body, in.
Guiding lunch from the delicious
contents Of the baskets.
The last meeting OF these mer-
ry.makers was at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Mersdorf last
Friday. Here il was decided that
ain improvement DO added by way
Of spending part Of the evening
in the discussion of problems Of
interest to the members; problems
that touch on our everyday work
as we'll as our social and educa-
tional conditions.
This is uuquestionably very
praiseworthy effort towards max.
ing the farm better place to live
and if carried on along the right
lines this effort is sure to bring
good results,
Ii was decided to meet once q
month ard il the present spirit OF
the members prevail the Times
will hear more from their meet
iugs. A MEMBER.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27

AT the meeting of the Rebekah
lodge in Meridian Wednesday
night. DIR. and Mrs. Neal and Mr..
and Mrs. w. j. Hoyne were in
itiated into the mysteries Of the
order, There were seventy mem
bers present, out of town guests
including Robert Mobley and Mr.
and Mrs. Zelda Barker, from Boise,
and O. v Bailey from Caldwell.
The Odd Fellows, near the close
Of the festivities, secured from
Beams enough oysters to treat
the crowd,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
Managed Relief Work

The popular pastor Of the Christ
ian Church il Meridian. who has
had charge Of the local Belgian
relief work. with committee Of
business men. Through the ener-
getic labor Of this committee one
and-a-half tons Of food-stuf has
been gathered 10 relieve the starv-
ing Belgiana.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27

Photographic Work. ha ' 9
purchased the Newell negatives
and have the same, or copies from
them for sale. Enlargements a
specially. Charles Warren, Mer-
idian. Box 1872.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27

A very pleasant session Of the
Parent Teachers Annexation was
held at the home Of Mrs. e. @
Pfatiie last Thursday evening,
The next meeting will be held
with Mrs. Evans on December 10
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27
Meridian News.

Miss Perkins, 81 Guardian, Iowa,
Ii visiting here with her cousin
Mrs Royal Stanton.
Have that house painted and
pay 90 much . mouth Y Rich.
afdson.
A great drop III the price Of
Iinseed oil, now is the time 70.
paint. See v Richardson.
ia Trade Five acres near
school ii Pierce Park for larger
ranch. Hall, r.. 2 ~, Boise, Ida.
Milk Route | will deliver milk
every morning In Meridian u W.
Griffith, west IL Memberships
Leave orders with ne or at the
Times office.
Mrs. w +. Downey has received
the good news 81 the birth Of q
Aon 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Currier, 1T Twin Falls,
A son was born 10 Mr. and Mrs.
William Young, living three miles
aontheast Of town, Sunday, No
vember ed.
Agent Harley Turner says the
shipment from Meridian over the
Interurban Tuesday Tor tho Belg.
IAN relief amounted TO 3,000 lbs
Hay baIing contracted. J am
prepared 10 do first class work
Prices 81 Is per ton in 80 and 100
ton lots. Address, Wesley Ellis,
Owyhee. Idaho.
w III. Johns, who recently came
10 Meridian from his ranch, has
taken the agency for the Rochester
Underwriters FIRE agency.
Elmer Francis. the blind piano
tuner, was down from Boise Wed
nesday and dootored several pianos
In this vicinity. He il an expert
nj the work.
A special meeting OF the Nerd
ian town board 10 called for to-day
10 take steps 70 have all the town
dogs muzzled, Might include the
Town gossips
A son was born Sunday, No
vember ~. 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
Rawson. The Rawsona reside on
4 ranch six miles southwest 81
Meridian.
The Idaho State Seed Growers
convention will be held AZ Twir
Falls, beginning next Tuesday
r. Al. Allen will attend from
Meridian.
Il. w. Griffith IL making /
splendid success Of his dairy, ant
Is supplying the hotel and many
homes with pure. rich milk every
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Harmon Cox, whe
recently returned 10 Boise, after .
two.months visit in Harris. Mo
were in Meridian "Wednesday, Wis
ting with A. h. Cox and family,
Gilmore Mcclellan 10 homo fol-
Thanksgiving. He is now assist
ant 10 the depot at Donnelly, the
new town on the Idaho Northern
Mr.. Moscrip 10 the agent.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. L. Bailey have
planned to entertain the Philip
pine Veterans Association ut the
beautiful country home near Mer
idian. at time TO be arrange.
during the holidays.
Frank Stockwell, who has beef
employed at the Atwater apiary
viii go to Nampa in a few days
where be expects TO take cours
Of study during the winter at til
high school there.
Rev. Ell. B. Powers solemnized
double wedding Thanksgiving da,
the parties being Elton B. Parke
and Prudence A. Zeal, and Earl
Zeal and E Ina Cora Baker. A
reside in the neighborhood 81
miles northwest Of Meridian, whel
they will make their home.
A few prices: Coal oil zoe p'
gal, gel. for Soc, extra nice viii
beans Is lbs. for 81, pure car
4.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27

d A. Brewer, the local barber.
has received word CT two fatalities
in the last few days. First, word
came of the death of the wife IF
his brother Jim, at a Sioux City
hospital, aud later word came that
the home of Harry, another broth
or, had burned. with all the con-
tents, at Bancroft, Nebraska.
There will be a BOX social at the
Blue Valley school house, north
Of Meridian, Friday evening, Dec.
4th, with program, for the bene-
fit of the Xmas entertainment
fund. Every body invited, and
ladies' are requested to bring
boxes.
Or. Miee' Laxative Tablets have
sandy flavor Children never think OF
} sssru ~ ''mssale&xs Acknowledgement
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-11-27

Dr. Miiee' Laxative Tablets have .
- ndT flavor Children never think OF
sbsrr AZ ''MDssale&1s = REIMBURSEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
VI.
Tn generacije unicene.

\izozemski ilustrirani tednik
"llet Lcven' Y Amsterdam pri-
naSa tragicno slitico piSatelia dra.
Lambcrts-llurrelbringa IL Mas
trichta. kako so Nemci uniGili rod
bino trch g%eneracij Y Alzaciji.
PoveSt Sc zaGenja 5 francosko-
ncmSko yojno lcta 1870. Takrat ie
Y Alzaciji zivel premozen kmct 2
imenom IIauff, in ko so Nemci
vdrli V omcnjeno francosko dczc-
10. oplcnili so njcgovo imetic.
Hauff jc poiSkal puSko in ubil
diva Ncmca ,toda oblczal .ic tudi
on cadet Y Srcc. ko je njegova ae-
ma naSla mrtvo truplo. .je lezal
ma MEM MUM sedemlctni sin
eek IN bridko jokal. Mama" ic
dcjal deGek. ''kadar odraStem. IL
Strclim Nemcc, Xxi so ubili mOjcga
oCcta!"
PretcklO jc a let. Vdova Hauff
Sc Je med tenn preSelila V Wise il
Je ze davnO med mrtvimi. Men
sin, XII jc obl.jubil maSGevanjc. je
incl diva krepka sinova. V avgu-
stu so pa Nemci pridrli V Wise in
kmet IIauff je 5 svo.jima sinovima
vred strcljal ma ME. Pablo jc wee
ubitih in par ranjcnih. Toda Mem
ci so imcli V hipu vsc tri V Svoiih
pcstch. PoStavili so oGeta i'm oba
sinova V vrsto k zidu in trcnotek
pozncje so lczali mrtvi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

%zalovanjc nj bilo casa. Morali smo
naprej in ma mojo grozo udarili
Smo Gez belgijsko mejo.
ko sem bill ma jaSnem. kaj Sc
ina zgoditi. sen sklenil sam pri
Scbi, da Sc ne bonn bOril. Ne morda
radi StrahopetStva ali bojazni,
temvet cato, ker Sc mi je zdelo, da
bonn izdajalski lopov. Ge udarim
na mirno in industrijelno ljudstvo
Y pr~ijateljSki dezeli. Cc hi me bill
poSlali Y Rusijo, bi Sc boieval do
zadnjega dihljeja : carjevimi ko-
zaki. V Belgiji pa-v Belgiji. kjcr
j. Scdcz Internacionale, kjcr sta
Marks in EngelS preganjana IL
vSch krajcv naSla zavetje in kjer
so pionirji gencralnega Strajka
- nikdar,
In drzal sen besedo, moi So
drug. Boril ST. nisem - rajSi sem
Sc dial vjeti. Zdaj sem a vjetnik.
Storite Z manO, kar hoGete. toda
JAZZ imam mirno vesti'
Bill sem ginjen do solz. No V
Sc locila, sva 81 stisnila roke in
ncmSki Sodrug jc rekcl. da je ME
gova edna zelja. da hi bila skoraj
koncana prOkleta vojna, nakar
pojde zopet ma delO "a organizi-
rano delavstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
BOz1cnO m

no j. bill "sveti occ" V Rimu, seveda s pomoGjo
Svetcga duha, ~izvOljen Ia poglavarja vsega pravo-
vernega krSGanStva, je hotel ustaviti klanje naro-
dow. To Je bila imenitna ideja, kajti &c hi Sc bila
poSretila, hi Sc bill pobledcli ugled papcStva ne
madonna silno povzdignil. Toda Benedict je incl
Y tenn oziru pray toliko sreGc kOlikor Wilson. mani
rec me. In to JIG popolnoma naravno, ker nina ne
papez ne Wilson take matcrialne moGi. da hi pri-
sill evropske drzave ma mir.
Ali novemu papczu nj zadostCvala cna izkuS-
MA. On hi ma vSak naGin rad igral vlogo med
vladarji Zato je priSel L novo idejo:
Gen bozic maj hi Sc Sklcuilo tritedensko pre-
mirje.
&c ne hi Slo "a grozno krvavo tragcdijo. bi
clovek %poSkotil pa zaplcSal. Kajti to jc Satira,
pat bridka, razdrazljiva Satira. ali velika satiral
To je natanGno tako. kakor dc vjame opoldnc no.
par Y gozdu svojo zrtev in uastavi samokres; ker
pa zaSliSi tiSti hip zvonenjc, Spusti "a tn cas- re
volver. zmoli svoj ocenaS, pa ubije Selc potem. ko
je opravil svojo poboznost
kristjani, zdaj je cas- klanja in pobijanja.
StreIjajte, ~Sckajtc, pozigajtc; ampak ko zazvoni
polnotni won, prenchajtc pozdravite ma Svct pri-
hajajotcga KriStusa. Gcz tri tednc pa vesclo ma
daljujte svoj plcmeniti poscl organiziranega
umOra.
Tri tedne tega ne predlaga Svcti oGe cato.
da hi bill mir malo daljSi. Ampak bozii sin ne pri-
haja k vSem kriStjanom obcncm; ruski in srbski
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

nacnkrat velikanSka mnozica be-
guncev. Prihajali so od vseh stra-
nj ma vlakih, ma vozovih in pes.
Bio Jill jc ma tiSoGe i'm tiSoGr i'm
vsi SO pripovcdoyali. da Sc blizajo
kOzaki. Xxi poccnjajo groznc reel.
Lvovcani SO obStrmcli - toda
vcrjcti 50 moral, kajti begunci so
bill tam. in ma obrazih jim ie bilo
Citati, da ST ne Salijo. In begunccv
nj bio konca, ne kraja. Prihajali
so neprenchoma oScm dni. in V
tenn tasu Jill je morale priti mad
100000. lstocasno so pritcli priha-
jati tudi ranjcnci. Sole. ccrkve, pi.
sarne in gledaliSGa so hkratu spre-
menili V bolnicc. DeSct dni pozne-
j. - PC. augusta - ie bilo Y I.vo-
vu Gez 10000 r%anjencev.
IStega dine so pa priSli tudi ko-
zaki: pribliiali so Sc meStu ma tri
mile in narcdili grozcn strah med
ljudmi. Doma6ini in bcgunci so
kakOr blazni drli ma kolodvore i'm
oblegali Wake dalcc naokrog. Pri-
celia 81 je SploSna s%clitev liz meSta.
Iadnji bcgunci in ranjenci 81 Selc
povcdali rcSnico, da je avStrijSka
armada prcmagana in da so Rusi
Y Gallciji. To je povecalO paniko.
Vines SO So pa odigravali drugi
grozni prizori. VojaSke strazc so
vSako uro Vodile cclc gruCe ljudi
ma - moriSGc. Strrljali in ohcSali
so Jill kot Spijonc. Bill so med
mimi moSki in icnSke mladcniGi
in Starcki, lcpo oblc6eni goSpodjc
- med mimi tudi duhovniki - IN
navadni rcvezi y capah. Obdolzcni
so bill "prijatcljStva Z Rusi' in
moral so takoj Y smrt, teprav jc
hila obdollitcv lie sum.
Diva dni pozncic SO zagrmeli ru-
ski topovi pred Lvovom. Enajsti
armadni zbor jc moral V ogenj
proti Rusom. toda opravil mi mic.
Ru>ki Srapncli so padali kakor TO-
GA, a tcga so napadali Rusi
: Stroinimi puSkami in napadala
jc njihova i%nfanterija. Smrt jc
imcla bogato zetcv. EnajSti zbor
avstrijSke armadc ie bill uniccn.
razprSen in pometcn.
Tcdaj jo bill pOzvan ogcni
trct.ji armadni 2bor. da nadomesti
cnajstcga in odbiic Ruse. Zadela
Ga je ista usoda. Nato so avstrijski
general pognali naprcj dvanajstsi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
Sestanek drugih dveh sodrugov

AnglcSki korporal S. Heyhurst
porota IL Cheltcnhama, ma franco
Skcm bojiSGu dine >. novembra:
Pred uckaj lett sem bill dclcgat
!. |. u. international Labor Par
ty) ma mednarodncm socialiStiG-
mem kongrcsu V Stuttgartu i'm sta
noval sen pri nemSkem socialism
4 imcnom Hans Woesselhocft.
Pred nckaj dnevi smo podili men,
Skc kavaleriste pri Marni in iaz
sen So Spopadcl Z cnim V dvoboiu.
Oba sva dvignila bajonetc. toda
ko natancneje poglcdam s%voiega
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm baionct
mi pade IL roke. Bill ic gostoljubni
Sodrug IL Stuttgarta. On me ic tu-
di spoznal. Ma boj nisva wee misli.
In in on sc jc pOdal kot victnik.
Par dni pozncjc so GA 4 drueimi
vjctniki poslali ma AngleSko. Jazz
sem pa vessel. da jc xiv in zdrav !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

masah. Njihovi Srapneli so IL prve-
"a padali pred mani ali kmalu so
doscgli naSc jarkc. Prvi srapnel je
Ubil mojc tri voiakc. NaSa bojna
trta drzi cez majhno mesto ma
Skrajni lcvici in tukaj sem videl
straSne okrutnoSti, XII Jill poGenja-
jo Nemci mad francoSkim prebi-
valstvom. h nam Y okope so pri-
beZcla tri dekleta. Ena je bila
tiSto maya in ma pol mrtva; oStali
dive sta povedali. da so Jill napa-
dli nemSki ulani in zlorabili. Ker
so Sc branili, 80 potrgali oblcko T.
njih.
Ali to Sc nj bilo ME. Kmalu 20
listen so naSI vOjaki pripeljali
drugo deklico, XII je bila zrtev tcv-
tOnSke pObeSnelOsti. Sirota je inc
la - odrezane grudi ma obeh stra-
nah. Tudi ia zlo6in je storil mem
Ski ulan. PreSkrbeli smo j zdrav-
niSko pomoc, toda zdravnik je IL
javil, da ne DO Zivela. NesreGnica
je okrog devetnajSt let stara in
zelo lepa.'
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oStalo Jih je lc petSto; od Scdem-
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stale lie triSto MOI; nit en- cast
mix mi ostal. To je bilo 80. avgu-
sta.
81. augusta so ~avStrijSke vo-
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Wax $ Sto vagoni IN bcguncc. Ali
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panika. Gazili so drug pc drugem
in nebroj otrok, ter zenSk je bilo
zaduSenih pod nogami moGne.isih.
No j. Wax zapustil kolodvor, jc
bill natlaGen kakor Sardinc V Skat-
Ii in bcgunci so viscli cd zunai
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PopoIdne istega dine j. bilo do
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kOv in konfcrirala Z mcstnimi oGe-
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kot prijatclji in da Sc nj trcba nj
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,. Scptemhra so znova zagrmeli
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