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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

drobiza. Omega okroglege sc clo-
vek kaj lahko iznebi, ali della nj
dobiti. Omenjeni okraji so vsi ne
napolnjeni Z ljudmi. tako da Sc
start tukajsnji delavci nimajo de
la.
Nzrok .ic glavno la. da jc rud-
niSki nadzornik p%raviGcn, pa "a
pira jane, tako ola Jill vcliko sto-
il. Y Adamson sta St diva rova
scsula; V cni, ST. |, ic oStalo IL
Judi, katcrih nc bodo nikdar wee
izkopali.
Ako hi vsi row y tuka.iSniih
kraiih dclali, hi bilo dosti della.
tako pa .jc vcliko Stcvilo brczpo-
sclnih, Xxi tudi ne vcdo, kan hi Sli
iskat della.
JAZZ sem bill izrcdno srcCcn, da
sem dobii della. Pa mi tudi ne pri-
Stoia, kcr .ic prcmog Sc prcmlad.
pa "a ic komai "a tri Gcvlic. &C.
ne zrastc do spomladi. zapustim
gotovo to dclo.
Strokovna organizacija je tu-
kaj dobra, Ljudjc so prccc.i sloz-
nj, boil kakor V Red Lodge, Mont.
kicr tiStc organizacijo Y Yep. da
ne hi nihGr vcdcl. da so organizi-
rani.
PrihodniiG SporoGim kai wee.
Frank Pushnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Now baron je bill rojen leta 1878.
V Plznu. Odlikovan .ic radi izdelo-
ranJa tezkih motornih baterij. z
vlsokimi rcdovi .ic odlikovanih Sc
wee upravnih svctnikov in uradni-
kov Skodove akcijSkc druzbc.
Da hi bill kdo IA rcSitcv zivljc-
MIA postal baron, Sc nismo sliSali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
KJE DOM JE MOI?

kdc dom ic moi?
Sava trGc pc ravninah.
DraVa sunni po pcGinah.
NilJem tam j. mas goSpod,
klanja Sc mu Gudcn rod.
Bila .jc slovcnska zcmlia,
zda.i jc kajzcr.icva last.
kjc dom jc moi
Do ncba Triglav Sc dviga.
V srcih ogenj Sc nam vziga.
pcSrm nam IL grl kipi:
Sultan Mchmcd mai zivi,
klanja alahu Sc zcml.ia.
To Slovcnccm zdaj .ic Y east.
kjc dom j. moi!
L Dunaja Franc Jozcf glcda
TIA, kjcr Y Smrt podi Sc dreda,
kjer liudi kanoni FRO:
kmalu Janezev ne DO.
Bill j. narod ma SlovcnSkcm.
kakor miSka Sci jc Y past.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
Dickson City, Pa

q tukaiSnjih dclavSkih razmc-
rah lelim Sporociti, da Sc della
vSak dan, izvzemSi ncdeljc. Zaslu-
EEK je pa kakor povSod odviSen
oil p%roStora. XII "a clovck dobi.
i.j"di brez della jc pa vcliko; tore.j
So delo toxic dobi. : %pozdravom
Frank Egauc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15


cas- he pomiriio in ne odnebo;o ,
vojno. kar 81 zclim sam in na 81
soGc drugih. Ker to 10 grozro Ko,
sem pretrpel. VAN ne p noni
Sati, kar .jc pcro prcslabo Tn y,
Samo tiSti. XII L. poizkuSiI som,
Toliko lakote in trnlienio r;.ew
vcdcl. da more cloyrk shiloh nro.
staff. Neriemite mi da som nsr
zavidal. kaiti peS IL ;moI grofov.
Sko zivlienie nroti moiomu
I'm kai ScIr bo oL,
RHO, Koliko bonn < nr.tr,.Ii
lallotcl In nazaduio :. :. ,rra.
ME. Gc Sc vrucmo Ali ~, o-.tano,,
ma boiiSru.
Ia cnkrat sem il g. sro5no oa
IncScl. rauicn SEN hi -, low; r,l;
med dycma prstoma Roll On. IL.
hi. kai me So dolcti nrcdcu bo l.,
nee tch zalostnib dni
Bill sem tudi bolan. Local son, ,
boluiSuici ~ koIcr, :. T.,,.am
ma OgrSkcm. Mislil sem H.. da mc
no koncc. Bila j. srcca. Ola sem
81 takoj oglasil. prcdcn St ic bolc-
zen utrdlla. Sal pa tudi mi bio mic
cudncga, ko SO mas re diva dni DO
pref pustili stradati, da smo Sc ko-
MAJ ma nogah drzali, preden smo
81 V ogenJ; tam pa zopet pc tn,
sun UNI orez leai In pilace. Tam
u NSah Ic Si'dal' kaJ DO dobll "a
"S''S"' nag l' pilo lud Surovo ka-
No' P'Na' ~Noreill'' kromplr all ko-
'.""d' III 'dNIi'i suroNlml StNar-
IN n 'io'ck pokvarl Zelodec' pa
,'''' mal"'"a griZo' ludl koiera
y I.'N"J' III PoSenno Sc Slri' Eer Ic
vi" S'apa' SmrdlIIVa. Nevcda Ic
Io,.aI, a." " j.
b;T mi No. .;I..: 'N' ','
d;oo ~ =. P".
olod up P'''"~'
p~ovrbteo. . .r
kor vrobce taLo i, ID -
kmalu no ho n;c n Iono,om
ment namres ~ 10 un;Sau
Ike ib 90 no~oroEa;H;,
,u.o - uo,o;o,n
-
o''Na 'u'' Po-
"aJ"i ,r ,'l IaN M'''i
Jo ~ ~ .''"-
,"II ~ "'!' ~
Ict .Iokrov .Jo5o Nor,;rioLor -.
Save. McrtiGov j. RaroLn j. oh
noyc tisti Ii H. st,d;rol. poL5.,.
Matcvz ic tudi ranion ind; MO
GOV svak 10 hill romior no =
moral nazai
Ii,ho a,;
,5oInstmo ~.
II"i: r' N"'''" H' "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
Cleveland, o.

Cleveland, o.
Pred par dncvi sen Cital Y H.
stu elias Svobodc' dopiS IL Gle.
vclanda, Y katcrcm pravi dopis-
mix, da st dclavSkc razmcrc Y Gle
vclandu ''prccc.i dobrc', ter obc-
mem poroGa, ola sta dive tovarni "a
automobile vposlilc vSaka pc 1000
dclavc"v. Da 81 ne hi kdo, citaioc
%omcnicni dopiS, ZaIclcl naSc pro-
Spcritctc i'm priScl sen Y Clcvc-
land. hoGcm pororati q rcSuicncm
poloza.iu dclaVcev V naScm mcStu.
RcSuica .ic. ola sta White Auto
Co. i'm PccrlcS Auto Go zaradi We
iikih narotil IL Angelic in Frarci-
lc "a motornc vozovc Sprciclc ma
dclo kakih 2OOO dclavccv. = res
Mica je tudi. da ic danes Y Clcvc-
landu 10000 brczpoScmih DELAY
ccv. Nckatere tovamc 50 odpustilc
polovico Svojih dclavccv. drugc
zopet so SkrajSalc dclavni cas- ma
3 ali I dni ma teden. Mestna pc
srodovalnica "a dclo poroGa, da f.,
imcla Stirih mcSccih 349jS pro-
Sllccv "a dclo, Il della j. hilo Same
N I4l3 dclavccy. Ali vcS'c. kai
pomcujio - Stcvilkc? t. Slcyilkc
%pomcuiio. da ic izmcd vsakih sod
mih prosilccv Same eden dohi!
dclo.
Namcsto da imcnujcmo polola
"prccci dobcr'. moramo reel. ia
ic skra.jno slab. Kako vclika h.
beda in rcVScina, XII vlada med tu-
kaiSniim prcbivalstvom. nam ua.i
boil dokazuic dciStvo, da 50 raznc
dobrodelne organizacijc, kakor
porota casopisic. priSilicnc skr-
bcti "a kakih 10000 oSrb. katcriw,
primauikuic hranc in oblckc. 10
Ike tiSoG j. pa onih dclavccv. Hi
SO tudi laGni in brcz oblckc. toda
prcponosni, da proSiio m~iloSciuc.
tcga nam ne povc kapitaliStitno
'aSopisjc.
Dnc 6. dcccmhra So lc tulai
@akliuGila konfcrcnca lastnikov
prcmogokopov in premogarjcv.
Pogajanja SO bila popolnoma brcz-
uSpcSna, kar znaGi. da Sc bo Strajk
ohiJskih prcmogaricv, Xxi traia H.
oScm mcscccv. nadalicval. Promo
garski barOni so sklcnili poSluzitl
Sc 18TH SrcdStcv. da zlomijo
Strajk, kakor Sc jih poSluzujc Roe
ke~fcllerieva Colorado Fuel e Ir-
on Co.: prepoditi hoccjo premo-
carrie IL stanovanj in nadaljevati
dclo 5 pomocjO importiranih STAY
kokazov. Ma drugi strani pa IL
javljajO premogarji, da so pri-
pravljcnl bramiti Svoie pravicc,
doklcr ne ugodc kapitalisti njiho-
vim upravicenim zahtcvam.
Socialisticna organizacIja V dr.
zavi Ohio jc zaccla boz IA oscm-
urni delavnik. Zahtcva IA oscm-
urni dclavnik bo prcdlozcna lcgi-
Slaturi: kcr so pa tam samo "a
stopniki kapitalistov. vkl.iub to-
mu, da SO izvoljcni 5 pomoGio de-
lavSkih glasov. bo gotovo odklo-
njcna. Socialisticna stranka bo
nato dobila $4,000 podpisov, in
poStava "a oscmurni dclavnik pri-
de takO ma sploSno glasovanjc pri
glavnih volitvah Y .icscni lcta
1915.
Math D,trovicb
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
>iDN ERTISEM ENT
AvStT. SIOVensko
Boil. Pod. DruStvo
Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
Ustanovheno l6. januvarja
lnkorporirano "a. fsbruva q
1903 v drtAvi Kansas.

SedeZ: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Professionals: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 + Mron., u..
Podpreds JOHN GORSEK. Box 19, Radley, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill. Mulberry Kan,
olaga1nik; FRANZ SIARCIC,Box PAS, Mulberry, Kans.
1spisnlkar: LOUIS BREZNlKAR, l.. Box SO, Frontsnac. K.,.
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley Mans
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kan,
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac, Rams
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, r. A, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUClN, Box226, Jenny Lind, Ark
MALTA SETINA, Box %. Franklin. Hams
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAk, Box ~, Frontenac Hams
JOHN MlKLAVC. Box 227, Frontenae Kans
SpreJhmna pristoJbns cd l6. do IS leta znasa ST. SC.
Vs. dopisi Sc mai blagovoijo posiIjatl, ri ,,inilu
Use denarne pOSIjstve pa a. blagajniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
IL URADA GIL. TAJNIKA A.S.B.P.D.
Spremembe pri krajevnih drustvih
mesecu novembru 1911.
PriStopili clani.

mSSSNu uOHeInDIu 1911.
Pristopili clani:
X druS. st. ll.-,John Vchovc. cert.
2O5l. Josef Nehovc. Ger. 2Oj2. Math
Selan Ger. 2O53.
X druA st. 23.-TomaS MilharJiG,
Ger. @oi'. John Smerdeli, Ger. 2O4S.
John Sprohar, Ger. 20Ig.
Zopet sprejeti clan dce).
Phi dr. st. i.-Simion KropuSek. Karl
in AmUlIia Goliato, Jacob in Franciska
Bond in Mary KropuSck.
Pri dr. 4. 5.-Autcu IakoS.
Pri dr. -. g.-Anton in Cecilia ST
miou.
Pr dr. st. lo.-Baruy in Mary Peta.
yer, Math in .Iosefa Rus.
Pri DIR. 81. ll.-John in Amalija l.
gle.
PR DIR It. l2.-Leo Preloznik.
Pr dr. St. l6.-Ant. Kancilja. Mohar
zaubi in Louis koblar.
PrI DR.. -. l7.-Luka in Tcreziia vii
fan. Frank in Elizabeth William.
Pri DIR. st. l9.-Ignac in Franciska mi
darSit. FIR. Sornig in l.. Kosak. q.
Pri Or. 81. 2O.-Louis Fink.
PrI Dir. 81. 22.-AntoH Fabian.
Prestopili CLAM:
Oh druSt. -. 10 X druSt. St. o.: Mar
tin zaibcr.
S~uspendirani clan Gce):
Pri dr. -. 3.-Grcgor Randi. Josef
Randi. Dominik in Antoniia Canona.
Min. in Margarcta Stcl. in Frank Pc
tex.
Pri lr. It. i.-Pryi mcscc: John Ger
ne or. 32j in Franci>ka Cerne. John
Kovac, Jos. Klavore, Math Lakner, in
Math Klementic. Drugi mcscc: Josef
Steiner. Frank in Matilda Speiser.
Pri Dir. =. 6.-Frank in Mary Bar
not, Josef in Slava Lipovsek, John
Zulman in Rain. Gross.
Pri dr. x. lO.-Frank Grill Ger. 767,
Frank Birk in Jos. Collar.
Pri DIR. 81. IL John zcleznik Ger.
So, William Pankcr. Karl in Antoniia
Bolato. Prosper. in Ecrnestina Pima
mont. John zelezuik or. S67.
Drugi mesoc: Josef in Tcreziia Bose
ii in Josef Hlodolin.
Pri DIR. -. l6.-Josef Plahuta. Drugi
mesec: Matiia in .l~ulijana Selma.
PR DR.. Il. l7.-Mat. in Ursula PerSe.
Pri Dir. Il. l9.-Frank Sluga in Luka
TiSler. Drugi mesec: Frank Kocevar
in Joe Blatnik.
Pri Dir. st. 2O.-Martin Bozit in FIR.
Terdan. Drugi mesec: FIR. DolinSek.
Pri Dir. st. 2l.-Drugi mesec: Kon-
stantin Dona. Frank in Mary Prohaska.
Pri dr.. 81. 23.-Drugi mesec: Frank
kuZnik.
Izobceni (clan Gce):
Cd DIR. 81. .3-John Stel or. 1916.
Cd Dir. st. 4.-Frank in Lima Bonat.
Cd DIR. st. 5.-Apoloniia Subcrger.
Cd DIR st. 6.-Jacob Vidmar in Apo
lonija Stravs.
cd DR.. st. lO.-John in Mary Pukel,
Pavl in Katariaa Wcrmond, Ncza Birk,
.Jera MoGivnik in Mary Collar.
Pri DIR. 81. ll.-Emil in Angela AL
bertini.
Cd dr. st. l6.-Gotfrid in Ana Gle.
Cd DIR. st. l7.Frank in Mary Galan-
TIM.
Cd. Dir. st. 10. Josef Cestnik.
Cd Dir. st. %. Jacob in Marietta
Zajc.-Odstopil cd DIR. st. 10. John Po-
to6nik.
Umrli clandce):
PR drust. st. 5, Weir, Kans. TereAija
Mesoiednik Ger. 454. Umrla u. okto-
bra t. l..
Pri drust. st. s. Fleming. Kans. John
Ocepek, Ger. 1885. Umrl %. novembra
I j. V ~starosti - let.
Sobratski pozdrav
John cerne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
BARON SKODA.

Gcncralncnu ravnatciiu Sku-
dove tvornicc Karlu vitczu pI.
Skoda jc podclil cesar baronstvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
SLIkE:

Dvanajst kOedarskih vinjet. - Panamski prekop. - Ma du v Pa
namskem prekopu - Palace calumetskih rudariev. - otrocis trai-
karjev v parad. - obhod strajkarjev " Calumetu. - Matt Jones v pa
radi rudarjev v Calumetu. - ZaduSeni otroci srakariev. zrtvek apita-
hsicne zarote n IA bozicni vecer " Caumetu. - Shod strajkarjev v Calu-
metu. - Pogreb zrtev bozicne kataSrofe v Caumetu. - Pogorisce
strajkarske Masculine v Ludlowu pc bitki 20. aprla - zene coloradskih
strajkarjev v potestnem obhodu - Matt Jones oh prihodu v Trinidad.
- Ameriski srajkar v uniform -. - Otroci coloradskih straIkariev
cakajo M niodare. - Ceta oborozenih strakarjev v Colorado - Po-
mozni odbor v Trinidadl prpravlja jedila z sirote padlh premogarjev.
- Natl Jones v jci Gunastvo coloradskih kozakov). - Coloradski mi
hcarji S strojno pusko n a strajkarje - Mnicarji v Colorado streljajo ma
premogarje. - sotors hakarjev. - John McLennan. vodja premogarske
unite v Colorado in major Hammock katerij lie vodI masaker v Lndlowu.
Razdjana unijska dvorana v Butte, Mont. - Winnie Z. Branshtter. -
Milan Gumac. - Cete generala Vile v boju. - Venustiano Carranza. -
francisco Villa - Francoski bojni aeroplan. - Angleski bojni balon. -
Nensk uan - Begijske ceev ognju pri Mahnes. - Pregled 49,
jean Leon Jaures - 'Sreeni" Fordovi ddavci v Detroitu, katei imajo
So ma dan. - V Fordov tovarni 2 automobile Delavske zen v NELLIE.
BelgUa, prosijo mnodarov. - Francoske cete v okopih. - Nemsh mru6i
ma francoskem bot@cu. - Trmp. - Slovenski 500 kub 81. lS v No.
komis I'LL - Kruppov moznar. - Avstriski oblegovani top. - lid,
pod katerm so padh zadnji komuniSi v Parizu. - Bodoca matt, -
steklarskf delavci. - SLOW. klb St 134 v Klein Mont. - Jeklarski
sunni SLOW. SOC. krb St 2 v Glencoe, o. SLOW zoe. klub St. 81 v
Springfeldu, Ill. - Pohcau cuvajo Rockerfenerjevo cerkev v larry
town.. N. Y. Aeropan v vojni - Ruska pehota - otroci Ina delu
v tovarni. - Przori IL brezposdnosi delavcev v Chicago Is sik). -
Prva kongresna zbornca. - osem razncnih karikatu.
skupaj 10 silk.
kOLEDAR ina 1872 strani in je vezan v LICNE TRDE
PLATNICE. Lepa knjiga, brez katare bine smell bhi noben
Cena s pOstnino vred IS centOv.
N.roea Sc pi
"~PROLETARCU", 4OOs w. 81 ST., Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Dol&nost vsakega soc!.lista j.
podpirati svoje casopisie. Agiti
rajte "a "Proletarca''. rrdobit.
mu move naro6nin..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

DRUZINSKI KOLEDAR
"a LETO 1915
"Koledar" ina sledeco vsebino:
SPISI:
"a LETO 1918

Nv. Molek: YAM tpeem). - Koledar. Zgodovinski dnevi in DO
datki - Stoletna pratika. - Leto 1915. - PoSne informacije Nekatere
vazne doocbe glede poSe Zed. draw. Paketna poSta. Postna hranil
nica) - Letni pregled God 10. sept. 1913 do Is sept. 1911 - Covska
klavnica. - Kiphng MOek: Placano je (pesem). joe Zavertnik:
Ambrozie: Poljub. - Ivan Molek: Satanov ponos pesem). - Jaures
mucenik z mednarodni mir - Ingersol: Kadar sc razkade oblaki
Zunaj banke. - joe AmbrozH: Njegova oporoka. - Etbin Krstan:
Bomba v tovarni (drama v 1 dejanju). - ". Molek: Prdni ludje
(pesem). - Ali je bill pvi clovek V Ameriki? - ". Molek: Tremp -
oscar Amernger; Pekel - Kruppove posasi. - Kajtebriga: Jehova
v skripclh - Joze Zavrtnk: Dekle - Jack London: Moe mocnega.
Nv Moek: In bog je rekel (pesem). Maksim Gorku: Ua. - Henry
IL Klein; Rockefeller, posestnik Amerike. - Emanuel Julius: Dokaz
p kohcnah- - Theodore Cvetkov: Kako je nastalo zivlienje ma zem.
Ill - James Norton: Redkejsi in mocnejsi otroci - Socialism v Chile
- Dr. Malcolm Kter: Fizicne posledice zenskega mezdnega della. -
fedor Sdogub: Bodocnost - X Sikh soc. kluba ST. 81 v Springfieldu.
Ills. Sodrugom in prijateljem. Navodna IA zdravje in dom. -
Iznajdbe in odkritja. - Nekaj vazne statstike. - Tolmac tuih bsed
In linen - Obsoda vojne - Nekaj sale. Oghsi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

llovicc "a opcko j. doyoli ma
Svetu. Lcsa Sc ne manjka. Apncn-
ca .je wee kakor doSti. Rok "a de
10 jc ma mil.jonc. I'm vcndar ic ma
tiS"rr i'm tisoGo liudi brcz priStrcS-
ia.
Modro jc svct urc.icn. kai
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28
THE TRAINERS CORNER

A CoIunnn of Comment on Sporting and Athletic Men and Events, Physical Culture, Exercise, Health Measures and Body Building.
 (By Mac. Levy of BabSIon.)
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28
Old People Need
 A Bowel Stirnulant
The, Ideal One is a Mild Lax ative=Tonic That Will Keep the Bowels
 Gently Active

Healthy old age is so aesolutely de- pendent upon the condition of the bowels that great care should be talk en to see that they act regularly. The fact is that as age advances the stomach muscles become weak and inactive and the liver does not store up the juices that are necessary tO prompt digestion
 Some help can be obtained by eat ing easily di igested foods and by plenty of exercise, but this latter is frlksome to most elderly people, One thing is certain, that a stateNof constipation should always be avoided. as it js dangerous to life and health. The best plan is to take a mild laxative as Often as is deemed necessary. But with certainty 1t is suggested that cathartics, puRgatives, physics, salts and pills be avoided, as they do but temporary good and are so harsh as to be a shock to a delicate system.
 A much better plan and one that thousands of elderly people are fol- lowing, is to take a gentle laxative tonic like pr. CaldWelPs Syrup Pepsin, which acts as nearly like nature as is possible. Tn fact, the tendency of this remedy is to strengthen the stomach and bowel muscles afld so train them to act naturally again, when medi- cfnes of all kinds can usually be dis pensed with. This is the opinion of many people of different ages among them Mrs. Mary A. P. Davidson, of University Mound Home, San Fran
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28

one iuch for the others. Lung ca pacity shows a gain of 3S cubic in ches for the athletica1ly inclined, eighteen inches for others. pr. Born's statement also sets forth what is known to all physical trainers-that football and baseball men, oarsmen, and others who devote their time to one particular sport, make much smaller al1-around gains than the gymnasium worker, although they de- velop specialized sets of muscles. That is the main objection to competitive athletics-they require so much time that the student is prevented from gaining that thorough and general de- yeIopment of all the organs and mus cIes of ;ne body that is necessary to health.
 The loss to any nation through i'll health and premature death is the worst of economic wastes, as well as entailing a vast amount of agony to individuals. Some day we shall learn that the schools and colleges have failed to fulfill their full rnissi on until they provide physical as well as mental education and made the for n1er as compulsory as the latter Dn- til that time, physicians and physical trainers will be kept busy patching up the old 'uns, and ,endeavoring. as best they may, to build a structure of health on the foundation of neg lected youth.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28

William Chi1vers was appointed as- sistant corporation counsel of New York at a salary of $s,0OO a year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28
WHY ARE sD1AIh sHoPKEEPERs
lNew York sunO


 ssI often wondered said a bachelor business man living in the Sos not far from Broadway, ''w11y it was that one jeweler around my neighborhood had a. fine big shop and three or four oth- CTS had places not half so large and didn't seem to be doing any business at all. But know now
 s'I had occasion to have one of these modern alarm clocks repaired, and to make some business for the small chaps I went to one of them to do the job He said he couldn't do it for less than 75 cents, if it could be wouldn't be any account and had bet= ter buy a new one. He offered me one for s1 up. [ left him and went to the others. All had about the same an swer.
 seThen [ thought I'd go to the big shop jeweler and hear what he had to say. He said if 1t could be fixed he'd do it for 50 cents and guarantee it for a. year. He said he'd let me know next day if 1t could be done or not. When went in aga1n the clock was finished. I paid my 50 cents and he said if it got out of order within a year to come around and get it fixed with out cost.
 ssThen [ knew why he had the big shop and the business and I won dered why it was that the small chaps didn't wake up and do business in a way to attract trade and hold it when it had once been secured. also be gin to get a gliTnmer why it is. that small shopkeepers are nearly always small shopkeepers- When they know how to do business they soon grow into big shopkeepers.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28
AUSTRIA BL UNDE FRED.
 DECLARES KAROL LYf
HungarianlI Leader Says Follow CTS WiIlsSustain Monarch
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Netv Sxorlk.f July zs Count Karolyis Header of the Independent party in the iF4unRartan Parliament, tarrfevd in this city yesterday sfrom the west and went directly to thepSt- Regis Tho Count said that he had abandoned his cam pafen in this country in behalf of the party and woulds sail tomorrow on La Savoie-
 He said he regretted very much to quit this country. because his recep-' ton had exceeded his expectations and pledges of financial, aid had been come ing in daily He wired members of 4he general committee of the move ment to suspend all meetings for the time being and discontinue all agita- ton until the end of the present crisis
 Tt is imperative that I return home at once,% he said. much as I diTlike to But leader of a party must be at home at such time. What do T think of the situation? Personally I am very sorry. I was hoping all along that crisis might be avoided, but now that 1t is at hand there Is nothing to do but make the best of it. as yot Americans say.
 There is no doubt in my mind hat Hungarians will rally to the support of the kingdom That is to be expect ed, and, of course. we all hope for
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28

victory and pray for victory
 Up to the present moment I have had no, definite information from home. Do think the empire is fully justihed- in its declaration of war against Ser via? That is g. delicate subject upon which I am not disposed to comment just now. I don't know all of the in- trieacfes involved.
 But am free to say that the gov-s ernment has, irsa general way, made a political mistake More than that. If my party had been in power there never would have been any enmity between ns and Servia or the Balkan provinces.
 .'7'he government made a political mistake in supporting sMohammedan Turkey in it's bloody and. greedy war; fare. against the Christians in the Bal kans. and thereby not only incurred the ennfty of the people of the Bal kans but of every people that sym, pathized with them. Little by little the Balkans were enpaged against us. and the cause the government espoused was ingloriously lost.
 The Balkans see in the dual mon aEchy an enemy of all progress, of all forms of true Independence. My par ty would have adopted policy which might have tended to cement a friend ship that would have been given. us most cordially-the friendship of all. the Balkans and of Servia and other countries we should have made friends of a kindly disposed people with a view to allowing them to get that liberty which they deserved, the same liberty which every independent people is entitled to.
 Such policy would have made war almost an impossibflity. And eer- tainly our country Would never have been plunged into a war such as it now must face. Please make this clear. that I say a political mistake has been made.
 But the fact that a political mis- take has been made will not deter any of us from doing our duty. That is clear. very clear. Hungarians win be loyal. I. do hope the war will not last long, and also hope that victory --',' be ours.''
 Asked what effect. if any, the war would have on the future of the In- dependent party. he replied:
 The present situation has no bear ing whatever on our movement We are struggling for economic ihdepen- dence. The soul of our movement is econonicS that and nothing else and by economic mean just wh 1t the term implies-an economic separation from the Crown of Austria"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28

Chicago, July 2S-Statements of the Fundamental differences between capi- tai and labor were heard here by the United States industrial relations com mission, of which Frank F. Walsh of Kansas City is chairman. John M. Glenn, secretary of the Illinois Manu- facturers' association Victor M. Oland- CT, secretary of the Lake Seamen's union, the heads of two of the largest employing corporations in the Chicago district, and several social settlement workers were among those heard. tThe commission seeks to discover a plan for real cooperation" said MT. Walsh. Some basis may be found for that, and then industrial warfare will end.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-28

(MacLevy. the famous Long Island health farmer has been engaged for eighteen years in the training of athletes and the building lip of run down people, and is a recognized aII- thority on all subjects conn ected with athletics. physical culture, and scien- tiflc exercisey)