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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

Scvcda MISC danasnje Zcdinjene
drzave to, kar so bile lcta 1900.
Cd tistega casa Sc j. prcbivalstvo
osemnaJstkrat pomnOzilo. Ali H.
datki "a militarizem so Sc pomno.
zill triinStiridesetkra - in to .je
vrazja razlika!
V navcdenih svOtah pa MISC
vStctc pokOjnine, XII grcdo tudi ma
rovaS militarizma in so lani Una.
Sale l76,714.9O7 dolarjev, tako da
j. !. 1913. militarizem V Zedinje-
nth drzavah fakticno pogoltil 451,-
644.671 ~dolarjev.
Pravi pojm militaristicnega IRE
la dObimo. sko vidimo, ola gre cd
vsakega dolarja, XII ga izdaja I've
"a, O. centov "a militaristicne ma
meme. To je Sc wee kakor v mai
vetjih evropskih drzavah. V Mem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
Evropski rezervisti v Ameriki

koliko ljudi j. V Amcriki podvr-
zcnih vojni dolznosti V Evropi? Pc
statisticni cenitvi Sc jc preracu.
nalo, da Diva V Zdruzenih Drza-
yah priblizno diva milijona MOI,
Xxi so podvrzeni vojni dolznosti V
EvrOpi. Podanikov il NemGije
j. 100000, IL Rustic 100000, IL TIA
lije $4,000. IL Avstro-O grskc
$4,000, liz Francije 10000, liz An
glijc 100000. Amcriski zakon O
ncvtraliteti prcpovcdujc odhaja-
ii Oborozenim ali ncoborozenim
ma trOSke tujc draavc ma bojisGe.
Vsakdo Sc lahko vrnc kot presto
voljec ma svoje troSke. Ampak
M sedaj. ko Sc "a druge ljudi nj
ladij. Pc konGani vojni, kadar
sc obnovi promet ma morju, Sc pa
lahko gredo vojskovat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

Prrvidni ljudjc hi IL tcga ncmars
izvajali. da pocakajmo. doklcr ne
pripleza vojaSka tchuika ma on
vrhunec, odkodcr ne more wise.
Use namrc6 kazc ma to, da smo
blizu tcmu ciliu.
kar j. pravil italijanSki inzcnir
o svojcm sistcmu, po katcrem bi
pognal " ltalijc Use ladjc ma
.~Jadranskcm morju lahko V zrak,
jc bila %slcparija. Toda zakaj ne
hi bilo season tudi kaj podobnega
mogoGc? E~lektriGni Gudezi so pri-
ncsli ze marsikatero preseneccnjc.
In to hi bill izglcd! Zakaj po-
mislite, ljubi k~ristjani!
Ne da bi videl cilj, poSljcm V
zrak clektriGne valovc. Kamor
pridcjo, zlctc smodniSnice V zrak,
Sc razpoci mumicija Y vojakovem
tornistru, So razsujejo municijski
vozovi breZdvomno zelo mo
stavno vojskovanjc. Nobcncmu
narodu ne bo wee trcba hoditi ma
bojmo poljc. Oh mejah So razpo-
%stavijo aparati in pritisne Sc ma
gumb.
PRAY tako stori sovraznik.
, PuSke in topovi so tedaj odvee,
IN to jc Zc leD prihranck.
Ali pa ST morda tcdaj pricnc
zopet vojna moza prot mOzu
kakor V starih cash. Z mcGcm in
SETON?
lie mic strahu! Razvoj ne gre
rakovo pot.
Naprcj, naprej, do vcdno uspes-
ncjSc mOritve! Zakaj maj Sc odre-
tcmo upanju, ola no enkrat "a
dostovalo, &c pritisncm donna pr
kosllu ma hlaGni gumb, pa gre
smrt i'm pogin Y sovraznikovo de
zclo? Jaz ne VEN, kako BIZ
So 10 dalo %napraviti, zakaj &c bi
vedcl, hi prodal to znanjc Via
dam, postal hi miljarder in hi Sc
odpcljal nekam, kjcr nj ~nobcncga
smodnika, XII hi mogel eksplodi-
rati. Ali pa hi Sc zaGcl vojskovati
ma svOjo pest.
Pa ne VEN. Torcj maj prcmis-
lJuJcJo o TEN vojaSki tehniki. Ia
kai tcdaj bono vcndar tam, kjer
moramo biti.
Ia vsak pritisk 5 prstom en-
armadni zbor mrtcv.
Ma vsak aparat cna opustOScna
krajina.
\Obenih rekrutov wee.
NObenih davkoplacevalcev wee.
Morda mislitc, Ola hi potem
krvoses kapituliral?
kaJ Sc! Potem hi najprej "a
htrval uniformc IL porcelana.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

Smrckar, Frank in Terezija Meso.
jednik. Drugi mesec: John Mis-
mash.
Phi Dir. 81. 6: Jacob Vidmar in
Apolonija Stravs.
Pri DIR. st. $: Drug mcScc, Mary
liner.
Pri Dir. 81. IL Prvi mcScc Ema-
nuel in Angela .Albertimi. Josef
Iupan. Drugi mcscc: August in
Johama kuplcn. Mat kuplcn in
Jos. kocjan.
Pri Dir. 81. -. Prvi mcsrc Martin
Prcmk. Drugi mc>cc Alois Pan
cur.
Pri Dir. 81. IL: Nalcntm Pip.
Pri dr. Il. II Drug mcScc Jos.
Smodit Louis in Helena Sever.
Pri Dir. 81. 10: Prvi mcScc Alex
Hans. Martin Zajbcr. Jos. in Anto-
Mia Smarda. Drugi mcScc: Louis
Skrbinck. Jos. TrSinar. John Mo.
horiG. Fcrd. in Mary T>chilt>ch.
Pri dr. 81. II: Prvi mcscc Jacob
in Pctcrncla Srklic. Frank in
Mary Galantini. Ninccuc in Cici-
LIZA Nrzel.
Pri Dir. st. Is: Pri mc>cc: Ste
fam BcnrdiGiG.
p,i Jr :, IL p,, - ,a
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
KRVOSES.

Sakho pOZila mlllta-
rizcm.
IL male roparskc zivali Sc je
razvil Y orjaSki ncstvor in cepi Z
otcklim livotom IN iztcgnjenimi
Sapami ma hropcGih narodih.
PrcdvScm ma kulturnih narodih.
Xxi 81 tudi cato tako imcnujejo, ker
50 tako lcpo spitali bestijo, cesar
namrcG nckultmni uarodi ne mo.
rrjo. NeStcto glav jc V njcgovi
slulbi; q tclcSih. XII mu rObotajo,
nltl ne govorimo. Vsi streme "a
tenn. Ola odcbclr krvosesa Sc boil.
da "a napravijo Sc grizljivrjSc-
IA dive lastnOsti, XII Sc druyaGe
navadno izkljucujcta, ampak pri
naS"m ncStvoru usprvata V mai
lcpSi harmonic.
Use polno Judi cut njcyovo
tcI" kot ncZmosno brom": obrcZu-
Jcjo mu krcmpljr in hi mu radi
"a die casa ali pa "a vcdno cd.
tc"nili vSo hrano. In drugi so, XII
komaJ Sc hrkajo pod moro in
N"ndar klic"jo Z zamirajotim yla-
som IIura, IImrai
TIE imcmIjcjo domoljubnr idea
hNtc. kcr imaio idcjo, Ola sta Cd
viSna si.iai in vclikoSt domovinc
cd Sljaja gumbov in vclikosti
Neutrality-suspicious..
{" zaSliSijo Strcl IL ,opa. Jim
zatrcpccrjo Srca cd radosti oh
miSli. kako hi u6imkovala granata
' voini. Radi hi vidcli. kako pie
SEQ pc zraku udjc, scvcda ne
%nJIhovi, tcmvcc Sovraznikovi. krr
v"lJa TAX >trcl lahko mmogo tisoc
kron. Jill obhaja vpri5o tega svcta
"roza III kvctjcmu obzalujcjo. da
80 l~lStrcli tako bogastvo brcz
vidnih rczuliatov.
ldcalisti oglcdujcjo parade. po-
IlraJo prah. duhajo uSn.ic in pot.
l. navduScnjcm ,rpc, da Jim Sio-
RAJ" ua kVrla "trSa. IN taku ohn-
cat" duScvno, da 81 holj priprav-
IJcni ma male irtvr. &c gl.dajo Y
b"Juih Iukah. kaku plovcjo mi
mo Nth oklopnc krizarkc. =.
rudijo potrpezIiivi vodi. XII nosi
uaVidczno tako lahko in brcZ tru.
da I" vclikanSkc jcklrmc masc.
Mi me- domi>lijo Sc. da so narodi
81 boil p~otrpczljivi od vodc. kcr
pr"naSaio vdano Ia IN Sc vcfia
brcmcna.
Me ne game krvoscSa. kar mu
"p"r"kaI" slime duSc. On jc sanIo-
SvoJ in brcz vsrh gospodarskih.
pohtitnih, ctiGnih pomislckov
Me mu nj bolj tujc kakor lastna
kritika; laStna kritika in vest sta
c%ivilni uredbi.
Nsi %poizkusi, ola hi Sc mu pri-
>lo od t. strani do zivcga, Sc H.
J"i'N' VIZ .I'NltIlt1n ttlu kfNOSpSH,
Iii SGiti kulturnc narode y tenn. ia
tcpta kulturo.
Dandanes ina tehpika najboljSe
lzglede - vojaSka tchnika, XII
della $ plamtcco castihlepnostjo V
notch brez spanja. ia izpopolni
mOrilno orodje, in prcskakuje pri
tenn takorckoc sauna scbe; zakaj
krvoscsu ie popolnOma ncmogOcc,
da hi kOrakal $ teorijo v enakem
tempu.
u drcadnoughti smO &c Opravili,
kakor jc dokazal angleski admiral
Scott. V miru so nepOtrebni in
ma vOjni MISC "a ME. NasprOtno
pa Sc nj opravljeno ogromno bro.
dOvje podmorskih colnov, torpe.
dow in letal, XII ga zahteva prav
tisti mister Scott. To .ic treba selc
zbiti in zvariti, in kadar bono
tako dalec, DO tehnika se dale.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
ADVERTISEMENT
Boil. Pod. OTuStvt
lnkorporirans u. fsb<uva .
1903 v drtavi Kansas.
lvstT. SIOVenSkO
Sedez: Frontenac, kans.
Ustanovljsno ie. januvaria
1891

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hams.
GLAvNI URADNIKl:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN, Box 70. f. Mineral. Kama
Podpreds: JOHN GORSEK, Box 211, W. Mineral, Kans.
Tajnik: JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
Blagajnik: FRANK STARC1C, Box PAS. Mulberry Kan.
Zapisnikar: LOUIS BREZNIKAR, L. Box SO. Frontsnae. Ka.s
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box POT Ridley. Kans.
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac, Kan..
ANTON HOFFMAN. Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR.
JOSH SVATO, r. 4, Woodward, Iowa.
FRANK STUCIN, Box226, Jenny Lind, Ark.
MATUA SETINA, Box 90, Franklin. Kans.
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAK, Box 81, Frontenac, Kans
JOIN MIKLAVC, Box 227, Frontenac, Kans.
SprejHmna pristojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa $1.5O.
vh dopisi sc maj blagovolijo posnjati, ri. tajniku.
vss denarne posljatve pa 81 blaxajniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

l.cta 1913. j. izdala Anglia Sa-
ma "a VoJno mornarico "a 80
100000 wee kakor pred % lett ona
in 81 >cdcm glavnih >vctovnih dr.
IaN >kupaj LAM j. tch oscm dr.
gay porabilo poprrcuo $2.25OO0C
ma dan IA bojnc ladjc,
bStanImo pa IA trcnotck lcpo y
/cdinjcnih drlavah. o katerih
praNIJu. da nlSn miliiarl>tiGnc. I'm
p%raVIaPraV res nina severe anne
iiIka rrpublika nobcmrga povoda.
da hi hila militaristicua in da hi
>lcdIla molohovi tckmi y Evropi.
Ali Y rcSmici j. tudi Ia rec dru-
"arna. Iakaj doklcr zrtvujcjo Zc-
dunJcnc drZavc IA vSak dan Y lctu
SsO0.OOO militarizmu, Sc ne more
reel. da MISC militaristicnc. Xcdi-
meme drzavc so Izdajalc "a vol
sko IN mOrnarico
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13
II URADA GLAVNEGA TAI
NlKA A. S. B. p. D.


lzprememhc pri k%rajcvnih dru-
StVih Y mcsccu srptembru 1914.
Novo pristopili clani:
h DIR. st. !: Heinrich Grudnik.
X DIR. st. 9: Louis Brate.
X DIR. st. 20. Frank Martimjak.
Zopet sprejeti clan ice:
Pri DIR. st. |: Fr. in Mary Nidic
Aug. in Giacenta canon. FIR. in
Antonija Cekada, Jos. in Neza
Pihelmeiyer. John in Mary Brde.
ne. Emil Hromek. Con>t. Boseti,
Fr. in Mary Gorenc. FIR. Polak.
Aug. Simon Peter Meisntzcr.
Pri DIR. ST. 3: Alojs WisoviSek.
Pri DIR. 81. 9: Josef i'm Cecilia
PovSc.
Pri DIR. 81. II: Antonija BOA
PR DIR. ST. IL; Josef Smuk in
John Bolcic.
Pri Dir. st. l6 Tomaz in Tcrczi.ia
Skrbinek.
Pri dr.. 81. IL: Mat in Ursula
Perse. Luka in Tcrclija William.
Phi DIR. 81. 10: Frank Koccvar in
Luka Tisler.
Pri DIR. st. 20: John Sega in
Frank Majccn.
Suspendirani clan ice:
Pri DIR. 81. |: Prvi mcscc Louis
Terezija Jordan. Frank in Mary
Gorcnc. lonac in .Autonija Skra-
bar, John in Amtonija Hromck,
Josef Bratkovit. Jos. Panchur i'm
Frank lIaSs. Drugi meScc: Frank
in \cla Buhmam. Epipf. in Mary
Grasi. Jos. Iartz, Emil Ieni i'm
Anton Drrnik.
PR dr. 81. 3: John in Margarcta
Stel. Min. Stcl IN Ant. WczoviSck.
Pri Dir. st. !: Prvi mcscc: Mat
in Mary Trclc, Jos. in Olivia Ska
let. Fr. Bomat. FIR. in Karona
Bond. Drug mcScc Florjan Sto-
lar.
Pri dr. 81. ): Martin in Mary
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

tiji odpada -. Y Angliji "a, v
F'ranciJi 81. Y RuSiji % odstotkov
javnih izdatkov ma vojaSkc svr-
he.
NoJno ; Spanijo jc Amcrika vo-
dila 5 . bojnimi ladjami. XII so
veljalc vSaka po 3 miljonc dollar
Jrv. Idaj imajo Zedinjcnc drzavc
- vcllkih ladij, vsako popreGno
po ~. %miljonov dolarjcv. Dive
now ladJl Sc gradita vsaka pc II
milJonov dolarjev. Pred Scstimi
lett so bile take barkr po 6 milo
nov, sedaj SO pc II miljonov. Pc
Gem bodo po Scstih lctih, nj mogo.
de- uganiti.
Nlada j. pred kratkim prodala
GrSki dive ladji "MisSissippi' in
"ldaho' Starr sta bill komai 6
let. pa r. ni>ta wee dobri.
Mar vclja "a mornarico. pa We
liza "a militarizcm sploh. kdor .je
zaSledoyal razvoi njcgovih prora-
cunov y cvropskih militaristitmih
drzaNah. ic lahko opazil. da so Sc
puSkc in Nth sis,rmi cd prusko-
avStrljSkc vojnc !. 1866. Y vctini
drzaN popr"cno o>cmkrat izpremc-
mn. IA topove prIhaJa poprctno
NSako r"trto lcto nov slstcm.
hadar pa mllltarizem ozlvi in
Sc spravl ma svoJo zetev, tedaJ so
hJc"oNc zahtrvc naravnost fanta-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

10, samo Il pa mora odrekati maj
raznclSc kulturne potrcbc in pp-
gostoma cello najnavadncjSc xiv
lJ"nNk" YlobnoSti. %cednejic stano-
NnnJ". h"l.,So hrano i. i. d.
N"ua>,;ho p~ozrcSnoSt militaIiI-
ma kalc poscbno .ja>no razvoj
mornarlcc. Tukaj j. vcGma tckma
med napadom in obrambo. Cd
rseh Strani izkuSajo tchnicnc IL
naJdbc ladcti ma vodi plavajoSGc-
ga vchkama. Yeast jc opravljal 10
dclo lc top. Slo jc IA to. ola 81
spravlJo ma krov elm vcGji kano-
M; cato jc bilo trcba povctavati
ladJc, kar pa je bio zdruzeno tu-
On z vrcJo ncvarnostjo kcr So .ic
povccal cilj. Da hi Sc tcmu vsaj
deloma izognili, so izumili vrtecc
stolpc: cc sta bila V taxi napravi
lc diva topa, sta lahko Strcljala ma
Use Strani. Xaradi boljSc obrambc
protl vclikim projcktilom so "a
cell obijati ladje mad vodno crto
Z oklcpl \ato st Sc povccali topo-
We; tcdaj so oklcpnc ploScc posta-
le nckoliko dcbelcjSc. Ali potcm
j. priScl zahrbtni torpedo. Raj
mcroma majhen coin. Iii ne dale
skoro nobcncga ella. "a j. odpo-
slal, sam 81 je umaknil, torpedo
pa Sc j. zavrtal Y ladjo in jo pc.
grczml ma dino morja. Trcba .je
bilo oklcpa tudi pod vOdo. Ali
zboljSani torpedo "a jc prcbil. Ma.
pravill so poScbne mrcZc. Y kate
nth maj hi Sc Well TORPEDO, ali dru.
~ tchniki so napravili vclikanske
avtomatiCnc Skarjc, Iii so prcrcza.
!" mrcZO. l.adjc so raSilc in raStle.
ia 81 moYlc nositl pomnoIrnc in
povcCanc topovc ter brcmc moe
ncJSC"a oklepa OgrOmni vclikosti
So pa roga mali podmorSki coin.
pray pritlikavec. Skirt pod vodo.
pa %>po>ohcn. da wici n~ajvctjcga
p%ovodncga vclikana .
la vctna t"kma pa Stanc drmar.
dcnar, dcnar
Lcta 1855. so Uncle glavnr drza-
Ne Svcta >lcdrcr izdatkc IN svoia
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-13

Al IN fA,n,- 40, In, -. I..l. =.
Llan;o ,o,oro ,os,Jo
1000 miljonov d~olaricv. ncvraGu.
maize ogromno Skodo no mcstih i'm
dc5rlah. kicr ASA in furiio
Kai rom.uiio ain .,,osL ron
ma iboIic go nr;moriamo
nrcisni. dr5,vn, Jolon,o n".ou
Ii Iii ~o b;Io ,lorol;ouo $50
prod ya5.,Lou mo,;i. 80 H..
Jolca
,~.; FL, 600
NrmGii, o36 ooo ooo
F~ranciio & 2oo non ooo
Ru>iia 15soo oo ono
100 ooo ooo
p,y, uo.oUIa l., al ..h,
!. ,I.J ~
!. ,. ,n,-a
i;
"
o"o'"o''
. ""'""D"
-
H"'"'" =" ~ "''ii"dr"' III n"uo
|""">'oN" .N'S'rIJa j. upala, ia
~" NoJ''" N'a,Na \'hrlJa j. MI
S''i"' Il" 40 rrahc'Ja maui pre-
""Sn"" quay " NoJ''a |aNia'i III
t',',' "o '''"a P" "o\ih |akiad'h'
l''.oN''' w" ','"" "a'"'' po" moe
i''J>" N''>N"I''ic". - zee "llJard
''I"" P'"''" III \" san" u" p''-
sun" "''"'''''''" ~r'\>''fI"'
Ma tako pot In radi "patrioti'
"''" '"'' "c"'!,J'n' dr|aN'. IN
VIZ ',"' I"N"J' "' m''''a''S,i-
''''I"'"' 'r "''"" d Hfah'
"'"'m 'J,'">N'h
N"F''"''''' "SN'' 10
,, ' '~">''"'J
I "'''"'J'|' ,"'I'
~ ''""'""' 'N'"Nl'' Ia
''"''' '"'N'"''
'J"N"'' u'-
Scdla. i.,mrn;. ,~o,ri.,r. ,o,ha
avtomobiI. koI.., L.,al. n;no
rcflcktoric in ,;so5 ROD; l.; in 10
htcla razyit ~mili,ar;z.m moral
drIavc kupoyati nri k~an,,.I;.,;b
Mako Imenitno hi bilo, De- hi tudi
H~cd'hJcnc drzav" Sprcjrlc >iStcm
cNropskcga mllitarIzma IN hi Sc
'"ni pc lei potI vsako lcto izccdilc
nrNo'lko mll'Jard ' blagaJmc ma
u" N'I'kaP''a'lStoN
Nh amcriSko ljudstvo lrtvujc
mllitarlzmu Ie scdaj prcvcG. Ia
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-03-18
Ambassador Page Must Explain

London, March 13.-Ambassador
Page received today from Secretary
Bryan notification of the United States
senate in regard to his speech on the
Panama canal and the Monroe doc.
time delivered before the Association
of Chamber of Commerce here on
Wednesday.
Secretary Bryan requested the am
bassador to cable an explanation of
the speech and Mr.. Page Immediately
began the preparation of his reply.
After reading more detailed &C.
counts of the proceedings in the sen.
ate, Ambassador Page came to the
conclusion that the senators had been
misled by the condensation of his re.
marks in regard to his Interpretation
of the Monroe doctrine.
Mr.. Page said he stated distinctly
that the United States would object
or prohibit any European power from
taking more territory in the new
world and then concluding, had said
amid the laughter of the audience:
$50 see that the United States
would prefer that no European power
would gain more territory in the new
world"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-03-18
Leasing Of Grazing Lands

Washington, Mach 11.-Public hear.
ings before the house public lands
committee on various bills providing
for the leasing of grazing lands which
have been in progress for the past two
weeks closed today. Leasing legisla-
tion was urgently urged by stockmen,
particularly the cattlemen, govern
ment officials and conservationists Of
the ultra type. The leasing was op-
posed mainly by sheepmen and small
stock raisers, who urged that the leas-
ing would increase already too large
holdings and work to the detriment of
settlement of the public lands by
homesteaders.
1t is believed the divergent views
given the committee will prevent it
from coming to an agreement on a
leasing bill. Advocates of leasing may
present modified measure which will
provide for leasing specified areas Of
known desert or bad lands known to
be worthless for agriculture and suit
able only for grazing purposes in case
the committee fails to agree on a gen.
eral grazing bill which now seems
likely.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-03-18
The Idle Army Threatened

Martinez, CAL, March live will
shoot down in rows the members of
the idle army before we will allow
them to land in this country again. l
am justified in giving such an order
because threats made by members of
the army in Sacramento mark them
as a dangerous element. l have a
right to protect this county against
them, and l shall do so even if it ne.
cessitates bloodshed.
This is statement made tonight by
Sheriff r. R. Veale of Contra Costa
county, who, today swore in 800 extra
deputies. whom he provided with arms
and ammunition. Automobiles also
have been chartered in order that the
armed force may be quickly moved
whenever Intervention may be neces.
sary
Veale also secured a writ of injunc.
tion from Judge R. H. Latimer in the
superior court, prohibiting any com.
munity or individuals sending inde.
gent persons into the county. Any
railroad corporation or employees of a
railroad disobeying this order will be
prosecuted for contempt of court, the
sheriff said.
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Will Insist on Information

Washington, March 13.-The United
States government will continue to
insist on obtaining information from
General Carranza and the Mexican
constitutionalists concerning the well
fare of all foreigners in Mexico, and
will not relax it's energy in using its
good offices for their protection.
This is the effect of a communica-
ton from Secretary Bryan to Amer
ican Consul Simpich, at Nogales, who
has presented the information to Gen.
eral Carranza. A reply was in the
hands of Secretary Bryan tonight, but
he did not make it public.
Mr.. Bryan, it is said, did not reply.
directly to the recent notes of Car
rama on the Benton case, but set
forth the wish of the American gov.
ernment with respect to a Spanish cit.
izen for whom the Spanish ambassa.
dor had asked the United States to
secure protection.
The communication pointed out that
nations which had recognized Huerta
could not deal with the constitutional.
list sources that General Carranza's s
reply indicated he would give the
United States the Information desir
ed.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1914-03-18
The Jurors Scored

Chicago, March 16.-"The manner
in which the women who have COM
mitted murder in Cook county have
been able to escape punishment, has
become scandle," State Attorney
Hoyne said today, in statement is
sued on the heels of motion by his
Office to drop the case against Mrs.
Augusta Dietz, accused of numbering
her husband. While the states attor-
ney said that the case against Mrs.
Dietz was withdrawn from lack of
evidence, he declared that it appeared
to be impossible to convict woman
who had killed a man in this juisdic-
ton"
"The blame is on the jurors he
said, "who seem ready to bring YER
dict of acquittal whenever a woman
charged with murder is fairly good
looking, or is able to turn on the food.
gates of her tears or exhibit an abil.
ity to faint. In some cases in which
women are charged with murder, the
circumstances indicate brutality and
ferocity greater than that displayed
by the worst male criminal"
Two women were acquitted here OF
murder charges last week, making a
record of 13 acquittals in three years
and only one conviction.
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SuffraQists Don't Agree

Washington, March 16.-With var
ious factions in the woman suffrage
movement working at cross purposes
in attempting to influence the senate
as to when it should vote on the reso.
luton proposing constitutional
amendment to extend suffrage to wo.
men, the fate of that resolution still
was in doubt tonight.
After Senator Ashurst had read to
the senate deluge of kilograms fro
suffrage leaders, some urging an i'm
mediate vote on the resolution, Lthers
insisting that the vote be postponed
until after the nationwide suffrage
demonstration planned for May 2, the
amendment was taken up for discus
sion, and will come up again tomor
row as unfinished business.
Many senators expressed the hope
tonight that q vote would be reached
within a few days. Senator Ashurst
favors delaying action until utter May
2, but he announced his conviction
that no votes would be gained for the
resolution thereby. Champions Of the
bill no not think it will receive the
two-thirds necessary.
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RAILROAD BILL SIGNED
President Wilson Signs Bill Authoriz.
ing Alaskan Railroad

wy alaskan railroad
washington, March 12.-President
Wilson signed today the bill authoriz-
ing the expenditure of $35,OOO,OOO for
the construction of a government
owned railroad to be built in Alaska.
Secretary of the Interior Lane and
members of the senate and house and
men from the Pacific coast witnessed
the ceremony. The president used
two pens. gold one supplied by
Chas. J. Heifner of Seattle, former
democratic state chairman and a sill.
YER one brought by Representative
Houston, chairman of the house COM
mittee on territories.
"Guess l will change engines" said
the president with a smile as he
switched from one pen to the other,
while affixing his name to the bill.
He then made short speech to the
assembled group expressing his graz
ification at the completion of the
measure, saying lie believed a step
Lad been taken that would assist ma-
terlally IN opening Alaska and briug.
ing it nearer to the people of the Unit
ed States.
Il want to say" said the president,
Glow sincere my qualification is in
the completion of this measure and
its successful passage. feel that we
have at least reacneu out the hand of
real helpfulness and brotherhood to
Alaska, which will now link to us by
many bends that will be valuable to
both sides. This is consummation
that l have been hoping might arrive
in my administration and that it has
come so soon is to me very delight
fu1 "
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Appeals for Harmony

Washington, March 14.-An appeal
for party harmony among the demo-
Gratis of Tennessee was issued tonight
by President Wilson after a confer
ence with Senator Shields and Demo
cratic National Committeeman Hull
of Tennessee, and Representative Do
remus, chairman of the democratic
congressional campaign committee.
The president feels that his attitude
toward party affairs in Tennessee has
been misunderstood entirely in some
quarters for reasons he does not un.
derstand.
The statement says in part:
"My judgment is clear and decisive
that it is the duty of all democrats in
Tennessee to accommodate any diff.
culties they may have had in the past
and stand solidly together for the sake
of the prestige and success of the
party throughout the nation.
"As l see the situation the causes
which divided the party in Tennessee
no longer exist. The issues which
caused the division have been set
tied"