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ha. I-~-h made ON lh- osh-f side ss
snake ..sssi.sn sarilai Of the ss-s-as
unsessansie .iIaaiion b-t~s-a this
su-sessf saa M-si.ps I h.s- sho sesH
gi-mSn have exhausted their nai..
susa~a sstu<ss in shss .tis-.tsaa sna
thai stt. houss siii sis. its srrsos-
at To the shi.s executive .f this ns-
sios uiIhosI . siaxi- aissrets''
- do sos s-lSrtc that sc oasit to-
-sxsHr IN . ~ss vita N.ssso u shis
sissp fos ,h- svssus saexrssea bs tho
f-sss siasaI.'' ssia ttrps~.~AsAiise Nasn.
wha fsii.vsd Ne Flood
MIR. sp-sk@s. ts II p.sssisa- shis
s~sotasssn ~- have sss~sra On saeaas
var. Already ~e hss. sisra 90 and
Killed Mexican eisltrn.s ALREADY Ia
saised in ~sf ~;sh Nrtis-s t-a
iiesc ~w c-ss.s, Ia he tassisss~ er..sgs
| la sfr Ia secure p~sses
II have b.eliese5 the ssisiss Rarisr
seula iasnise us ia saso had bop.
81 10 :feteas sss~
~ sp-shsf CLARK vas ssor. 10 sign
she resolution. Ne. Mann made tbs
s~,snt that he vss sstsss sishaay aa.
shostsy. - " "a. aeer,sAsy tps The
seest. so be ieiosmea that the hea.p
suasuffed IN tss substitute Tkn
speaker replies: that he had NO Aotst's
Mt Msss vas trvkairslly correct
and thsteuppe Representative ta.
..ss~cp.s said he vosla m.se tha. the
hesss~ svseos sasii sopa. vAea the
senate s.uid saavrne.
Members af the house military
.pe.rziisee. tasluatae Chairman ltay.
decided not 10 .oa.ur in tho senatrI
smr ndmeats to shc voluascef sftHy
hill. bat 10 ash tes . concurrence
~t,h the sraatr. They did this. tc.|
iiesirs that sc-a tot raising = spisa.
sc~r army Tor Meskaa service ts sc.|
mote enough In justify the DELAY
caused by the ..efrrcnees
senator ahisely. ae,iae chairman
Of the senate foreign relations .pm-
nittec. was one cf the first srusloss'
TO reach the capitol. lie said that
although he esr-.tc.i 10 hold q meet
;ne ct his ,cmm,,see tviay hc did moi
Contemplate aay further dtseu.ssca|
in committee cf Mexican affairs At
the present time.
Senator Clarke. president pro teH-I
rorr of the senate. signed the fcsclu-I
,icn after II WAS enervssrj AMI u was
sent 10 the White house tot the pres-I
dents approval.
The president signed the scsolu-
tion al 1850 c'c'whs Only his fsm-l
tIy vas present.
The American forces arc in COM |
piese control of Vera Cruz. No non
ccnba,ants we're injured in the fight |
ing there. This vctJ was received in
a despatch from Consil General
Canada this afternoon.
Tho navy department is ranging
to bring TO the United states the bod |
les of sailors or marines Killed at
Vera Crus. and turned over 10 their
relatives or make final interment In
q national cemetery a. the families
desire. All expenses OF transporta- |
'tion of the dead will he borne BY the /
United states.
Secretary Bryan. going to the
White House at 1875. said he had
received no word from Charge o.
shaughnessy since Monday. The last
message from Mexico City came from
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Magic t'Ass. Tssass April ::s-rs~-
asa. N-xsa.. opposite t;ssie t'ss.. uss
evacuated sy the federal easstspa
-asiy today after . sisAs of VIA -.
eissss~sis Aosv Shas s~o lhosssad
sssasr.s sss'e 10 The Aaesssss site
a the Mo 6ssade Tor psesessios.
0essssi Gasjasdo's fusvs~ sow are
sxnp~s 81 fasssss. three aiiss ssssh
at l>oedfSs Nexsss. Ssisiax fos ssstas
To sssass-pss then To Ssilsito.
All s.sssss sosvss hate e~sa os.
aes.a ~ Uesessi Mas To suse~asssie
81 sAiIiils "so s.p-t the Amsti.ss
,assssus'' last sisSs ~kss tho no.
pic OF rs-.ssss N-sfss learned that
An~siess sassssee ksd ussupi~d vetx
Cfass \ .saSes sretuIiisx offices
vesv o-sed ssd arms ts.aea 10 vol.
astref saansai-s - fsss - osHna-
tsras Nosu thsa I 900 vo,aste~ss. u
uas ssii. seitsssd aasiss the ssva.
iss.
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and enforce such conditions are are
needed To meet military require
ments.
n, is desired that the civil Off
eisis of Vera Cruz shall continue In
ths peaceful pursuits of their Oeeupa-
tions. under these conditions full
protection Will be given To the city
by the United States naval forces,
1t Is enjoined of al Inhabitants
and property owners To prevent fir
ing by individuals from tn. shelters
OF their houses ON uhited States
forces. or on any one else. such fif-
ins by irrcsuiars not members of an
lorsanissd military force. il eontrary
to the laws of war; II persisted in il
viii call for severe measures,
,signedD =. y. FLETCHER.
Rear Admiral u. =. ". Commander
Detached Squadron 4, y Atlantic
Fleet"
II Was reported here late today
that the army and navy board had
recommended III. restoration ON the
embargo ON arms at the Mexican
border aud that the matter had b--n
taken up with Secretary hs,an. who
naa has IL under consideration.
Disposition oI the xuhs and ansmn-
milton in the sasxo Of the German
vessel Y,lranso. which were held up
al Vera Cruz when Admiral t'istsh.T
took the port Sas arranged Tor al
conference b-tss-n SECRETARY al
stat- Hsynn aud Ambassador Won
i,-rnss.n. Of Germany. The .aP'ain
OF the vessel. being unai'i~ 4" s-rur~
.i-arans- tap-ss al Vera Cruz ~ii
svlurs tho .arso I. lie fssaer o-n'
-s. in Germany. aithsash the iiarsta
sas.sam-as had paid in advance '"s
the msaisioass
rha SOS, of Transporting The saFso
4. Vera Cras aaa sr,afn must h'-
b.sn- by u. sonsizn-rs os The nauhis
sioas. This arrangement is In ssf
cord with inl-spatlasAi ssr.-dcnss
covering saoh isssa.ass.
s-.rs.as, basi.ts said late that ao|
asd.f. had b~-n sis-n To- seize rshs.
eiso ana that Hear Aamisai tiarssrs
Instructions v-s~ not saffisiraslf
bts.,J tn take The .ussnsns hpsss"
,h-rr uai-s an ens--ssney arrived
Farther ss-ps in srp.tsai have not
sr~a decided us.oes
Ito also ssssus.ra late today that
|ths .bstsisships Georgia. vifxssss saa
Nebraska hsa hr-s ordered To leave
tsr.sna tps Vera Cruz s1mnss"S
nishs. aaa the cruiser wr.s Nissinsa.
n.s 81 Fan t'fansbro. asa sssss sof'
p-as. su..ss al Far bs-ss. TO sois H~ss
Admiral its~asa al Mssssias Sa sh.
rs.sifie coast Of Mexico
Tia. Geaesai iiaefss deliberately
s;ann-es th- affrst at Ataesi1an hIuo1
packets al Tzmeis. and .shes sstens4
es against sh- raissa states -ish
Vs-s Co bringing on Nsaerisah iasefs
sentsoa sad uni,ia< sii the Mesiesa
fighters besins sin ~as the ssss-
.saaec OF q letter received by hish
sss..am.a, ettii.sl today from sn
saskasaIis. sras.p In M.sisa city
\ corrected iiss sf Amesisaas
killed and ~aaaasa 10 the f'fss fight
ias at v.fa Csss ~ss .sbssa to-day by
Aasa'sa, Fletcher. The ltss sissers
in .es-sai iuapassaas respects tfutr
tho first rses. reports u fellows
DEAD,
PRIVATE: pSNitt. MDfsitS
itAGGERTf. eighth .emraaS. ses"aa
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Tho Sslsaiioa Array eaa uss say
sass.on eiassiae. furniture. sisshea
assasii.. dishes. be,ad,as etc. AaJ.
CO. having say a such r'ea.r rheas
Red 1865 saa ,hey ~ili br called
:af premps,y. Thsaks.-Capssia D.
q ttaass
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re-enlisted vt Boston. Next Of KIN.
father. Michael Hssger,y. IL He'd
ding street. Cambridge. Mass.
PRIVATE SAMUEL MAitTEN. SIX
teenth company second adyahse base
regiment, enlisted ut Chicago. Next
OF kin. father. v. Mayer Marten. 1917
Taylor ST.. Chicago.
GEORGE rOiNsETT, seaman u. $.
Florida. Address 53ai North 18th
ST.. Philadelphia. Pa. Next Of KIN.
father. william PoinssIt. same ad-
dress. Enlisted AT philadelphia:
JOHN =. SCHCM MACHER. cox
vain U. i. y. Florida; address iSi
Harmon ST.. brooklyn. y, Y: next Of
kin. Isabella McKinn.r. mother.
same address. Eaiis,ed "a, New York.
SERIOUSLY WOUNDED MARINES.
PRIVATE GEORGE pRAiNE. sev-
enteenth company. second regiment
Enlisted at Chicago; next Of KIN.
mother. E.teiia Draine. .5.i Cnlon
81. II. Joseph. Mo.
t>o"
son. siht.enth eomoAns, second r-ki-
meni: enlisted NJ Cleveland. Ohio;
next Of Kin. father. Walter Peterson.
81 Cedar 81. Malone. y, Y.
sERiOtai.f WOUNDED
Bi.UEJAcKErs,
CLARENCE hEN iiAnsiibAitG-
En-. seaman 4. \. y, tIsh; home ad'
dress ieo c~ster ST. waNssiy. n Y.
N-x, OF Kin. 4. u. iiasshhars-r. faith
or. wssesiy. y. Y. Eniis'-si al VA
verify,
JOSEPH Louis KwArcH. s-s-
man u. \. u. Chester; hosn- address
.ii ssbi-.ky FL. Rochester. y. v
N-st of Kin. father. '"has
EDWARD \. Cisi't HNE. .i-e'fi'
eisn. third class. a. y y fiUfias.
h.,n- address samH-F 81. Quinss.
Msss. N-ss af Kin. John u, Gle
burn-. father. wssbinstun. u q. I'm
ilsi-., AT ttssiSns
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C.a.ssl Canada s-post.a today 10
,hs state ts~.sssssesI that iso Assi.
ssa. ~-s- Killed sad ~oasdea yes.
s-sAsf al Vera Csuss
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T. Nasra,st's Ostld.
vsishi. DsaAhAy.

TIE su,aisasias OF . spsaassc as+
su,,-a this ncrNihf ~hre Miss Urs
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CONGRESS STANDS
BEHIND WILSON

lcsssssssA sss. Das, ~
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sttna - - '--- -"s--s
h.,n- address samH-F 81. Qainss.
Mssz. N-ss af Kin. John u Gis-
burn-. father. wssbinstuns u 4. I'm
ilsi-., al tS..isns
Vera cras.. Apsii ss.-vssa cMs.
after = asy saa . sisAt Of resistance
is IN. AmsfisAs sasg-s. ssaasiis
ceased IL. fisias ,Sasgs Urged bs
Hear Aasairai tt.ssh.F. sh. city Lsr
Gan s-snrhins Ia it's aafmsi civil
ses-fnm-a. nader lss osn i.sai ettir
.iais.
The gradual .assa,ioa Of has,iiisi.s
ga. hs~ashs Ah.out shspaEh nosss
sent b, csn.ai wIiiasa ". csaaaa
,a the Mayer. the j-.s t'siisis. at
chief federal .isisias official. ssa
chief .s police and "sssr officials.
ssiiins, IN thsm Isf cooperation
TA. chief t-sssu ss0as wa:.h N.
Msstsaa. tired sss 10 the s.a,rsi
part Of TIE city "
i,es.~ Top nshssas. With has
be~n aasv es less .ossisa@ss sssss
sbe .s-essiees s~sSs .Asvpiy skis
a.asaiaH - sS~e ss IL s-~a@s li.ks
-n--sss 10 sisas F~
Csp,sis WiIiisn u. Russ. sea.
aaasss~s OF is. b~sGiersip t'ics ida. 1ai
received orders aas tn effect anf al.
sasee. bot To ssis u. rpsisi.a. BIO
has sakrs gess.saafs
Csptaia Eu.A kaa uas-t his o.
iess ASHORE nresrs s..sc anen. whils
oft sa.sc shcse were swaisias his calf
ur To e.ce. pares
Rear Nsfaissi Fletcher ~a. de.
sefminea eat sa lose mose sa.a sksa
~as a-~~s.asr sad Toe tht. s.a.aa ia
all probability did sut utilize the
forces uaaes bic cu@asna ashore in
charge OF sa sssahse oa Tie pssisiSss
held By the .aip~sss
TIE Nes,saa shsspsAupsers ap.
p~ssva DO. To have almini.h.a In
esmbers today and With aarIish.
.hsis tsisess appeared &. take .
change Of ais.e,ias.
The Mssissa ttoues beloesias 10
the regular establish meat had psae.
tiealiy all left tie sisy sad the fir
Iae vas carried a~st by stmrps .isi.
srp. aaa .,sagsliax soldiers and 30.
iiermea.
Washtast.n. u e.. Aptil ga
wUhosit the sarnaaiity ~ . roll cali
the house today spasufrrd IN the
Amcricaa.Mesi,an resolution adopt
I'd by tho srnase. II jsssifses tho
rsvsideat In usias tosve In making
amends fof the tadteaiiies suffered.
IN the viva yp~e vote the ayes
we're In Pronounced majority. a
few nexativc votes were heard sad
those on me Republican side. when
Speaker Clark pui the question. AZ.
tor q thirty minute dtscussioo the
hcusr adjourned uatil noon. When
Il tvccv.nci Speaker Clark sisaetl
the resolution.
NVVtsSrsHt w" Vsu0~ y" rsFsT'ss
cf tho substitute tef the house fe-c-
luton Of justification. NJ. Flood said
that when he introduced the original
resolution Monday he believed II was
In proper form to carry out the pur-
vcecs cuslinc,, in the addrcsa of the
president.
The original resolution made II
clear that this country wse not hos
tile 10 the Mexican people," said Mr..
Flood. "Ahd did not desire 10 make
war on Mexico: the senate amend
ment states this in - many words.
The substance of this resolution 's
therefore unchanged. In this momen-
tous hour and in the circumstances
confronting this country prompt ac-
,ion ;usiifyine and approving the
course Of the president r. Of the ut
mos, Importance and It would he
childish TO nuibbic over the words OF
the resolution when the substance u
the same and this is the view Of the
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SOCIETY NEWS =
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E.i~pai Ov;A.

Episcopal ussM.
' Tsisisy GciseSsai sseils viii fsee'
~ssh Nrs. A. 81 Sears ss< TSl'ess"e
street. TAsssssy at,ess-ss At ssae.
q. nasyatst's 0stld.
. ~. Nsssss~s's ossia af shr sst'ss"H
pai Ckussh vili aa-.s THURSDAY a''esa
saus al sNe usual hstss sth MIS-.
1Avsoe. tca Ash street
All ,tek.ss sna mna.r ct sss
asss. must be .usasa ia 81 shis meet
leg.
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sS.SSsSsSsS p ea1S -
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
UPKEEP OF AN EARTH ROAD
Largely by Use of the So-caIled
Split-Log Drag.
CRy II. r. FLINTD

The earth road will doubtless be
commonly used in rural communities
for many years because Of its low first
cost. The ever recurring problem Of
upkeep Of such a road can be solved
very largely by the use of the so-called
split-log drag.
Anyone who can use tools reason
ably well can build one Of these drags
at q cost of four or five dollars for
labor and material Very few tools
are required in making the drag, and
its use is as simple and cheap as its
construction. If desired metal drags
can be purchased at a somewhat
greater cost from manufacturers Of
road machinery.
Careful use Of the drag on a road
chat is already in reasonably good
condition win almost entirely prevent
trouble from ruts, mud holes, or dust,
and give good service at a low cost
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
You Have Nasal Catarrh
Not Very Bad, But.
1t BotherS You a Good Deal,

Some people have nasal catarrh
and know II. Not only the patient
knows II, but all OF his friends know
II. Many people know It that are not
hin friends. Just those people who
hpUpen TO meet him I'm the street car
or on the public square.
That sort OF a nasal catarrh need
not be described. Everybody knows
the symptoms without their disgust
ing recital.
Peruna helps such cases every day.
thousands have attested to this fact
unsolicited. Peruna benefits even the
worst cases Of old nasal catarrh.
But there are cases OF nasal ca
tarrh not so evident. One nostril is
stopped today. The other nostril is
slapped tomorrow. Cannot breathe
freeiy through the nost,sls. Easy to
sneeze. Mucus in the nose too thick.
Sometimes forms brownish Jumps.
Catch cold easily. Never quite free
OF cold. These symptoms describe
case of subacute nasal catarrh.
Many people have It, and some who
would not admit they have nasal ca
tarrh,
WAYS he must blow his nose
He TSe remembers that he does
s,eey: ..scne easily through the nose.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

He recalls the fact that he snores
some now, whereas he did not pre-
viously.
Subacute nasal catarrhi or we
might call Il incipient nasal catarrh.
or, still better, nasal catarrh just be-
ginning and becoming chronic.
Now Is the time to take Peruna.
A little Peruna will do wonders at
this stage Of the disease. Snuff a lit
tie weak salt water every morning
(see Ellis of Life" sent free by Pc
runa Co, Columbus, Ohio), just
enough to clear out the nose. Take
dose of Peruna before breakfast.
Hold 1t in the mouth. Let It triclSle
down slowly and breathe the fumes
Of 1t out through the nose as you
swallow It..
This will stop an incipient case of
nasal catarrh in a few weeks. stop
it entirely. The nose becomes clear
again. The breath is sweet. The
breathing free. No more snoring, or
snuffling, or smiling. or catching
cold easily. All of these things are
in the past.
An army Of men and women have
been benefited by Peruna- You might
as well become one of the benefited
ones as to allow it to go on any
further.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

not be too great. A steep crown caus-
es the travel to be concentrated at the
center, where rats will be worn and
washing result. Again there is some
difficulty in vehicles passing. On the
side of the crown the wheels of the We
hicles have tendency to grind the road
down. The tops of the wheels are
nearer the gutter than the bottoms.
This action, together with the swerv-
ing or iow action of the lower part
of the wheel, has very marked eff
feet.
The sleeper the slope of the road
the more important the crown, for
there is a tendency for the water to
run down the track rather than to
the side. If water once begins to run
down the center of the roadway it is
but a short time until the road is
quilted out.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
MARGESON'S MANNERS
BY N. MINISTER.

As many times as Margeson had
called on Kitty Elsler he had never
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
SURFACE DRAINAGE OF ROADS
Crown Of a Road Should Be Sufficient
to Shed Water Rapidly-Reeom-
mendation From Iowa.

By PROF. J. r. DAVIDSON. Iowa State
Agricultural College)
The roads should be provided with
surface drainage. The cross section
should be of such a shape as to shed
all rain at once to the side bitches.
To do this, the road must be oval or
have a crown, must be smooth. The
first Of these is matter of construc-
ton, and the latter Of maintenance.
The side drainage system should be
called Upon to carry as much water
as possible. Water cannot be carried
away by the tile drains until the water
has sunk through the soil and soft
ened it.
The crown Of a road should be suf-
ficient TO shed the water readily. II
the road is TO be maintained and kept
free from ruts and holes, less crown
will do than if the road Is to be neg
lected The Iowa Highway commits
mission recommended a slope one
inch to one foot for crown in the
travelled way. This is sufficient for
most conditions. The crown should
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

The roads cannot be kept IN too good
q. condition. DC every farmer would
keep up the reads adjoining his land
he means Of travel would De better
This is not only true for the automo.
biles. but for n kinds and mems Of
Iocomotlon. Good roads lessen thr
distance 70 town and make it possible
or o!l Kinds OF rroiucte 90 b. Lsrla.
d RI amy t'no c. ,he yolr
The time win come whom eycrv r7a
IN me country o. any irrort-rrr ri
.s az 90 Lanl TITO so0ps ,be or.
The e-sW eo er.walf rs
ou tle .fr t" ato.
roads Owes all Poo nr ne'H
,arsl nj 'p th.T b0r5
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
High School Won.

The baseball game at Gracey Fri
day between Hopkinsville High
School and a picked team Of Gracey.
resulted in a victory for Hopkins
vile by 7 to 8 in Is innings. The
local lineup was Tandy Id. Lackey
2b. ]. Roberts 90, Breathitt IS. Hill
If. P. Roberts CT. Puisley IF. Moss C,
higgins p.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
Trustees Whose Terms Expire

There will be an annual electi n
the first Saturday in May to choose
two trustees of the white public
schools. The trustees whose te Ems
EXPIRE are j. E. Mcpherson and j.
T Wall, both of whom have been
truatees for many years. If they
seek reelection they will probably
have no opposition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

Home building should begin now,
when money can be gotten for the
purpose, by becoming a member of
the Hopkinsvilie Building & Loan
Association. Office at First Nation
al Bank.
THOS. W. LONG. Treas.
Advertisement.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

ventured to ques-
ton her regard
ing the sister who
sat sewing so quiz
city in the next
room.
Often he haG
wondered at the
constant plying Of
the needle, yet
reserve prevented
him asking II 1t
was the usual
trousseau 5 h o
was working on.
While talking with
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
HELPLESS From Birth.

Columbia, KY, April 8. = Ella
Rosenbaum, whose home was near
Glenville, died last night. She was
8S years of age and helpless from
birth. She never spoke a word.
walked step nor fed herself during
her entire life.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
Planters Protective Association

Report of sale by the Planters Pro-
tective Association of Kentucky and
Tennessee, Incorporated; for week
ending April A. 1914, and for the
season to date. y
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07

By PROF. J. r. DAVIDSON. Iowa state
Agricultural College)
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1914-04-07
Pa Had Been There.

X PA, what is scientific salesman
kbjp?" Selling dress suit to a man
H.ho went into the store to buy a
eiluloid collar. Detroit Free Press.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
NASIM CITATELJEM.

Vsled pritozb, ki so prisle ma
upravo "Proletarca" radi ogla-
SOW pod naslovi - Zastoni";
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Premier Non Puncture avtomobil.
nj obroci"; Spolna vednost";
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razglednic" ;;"Gumovi obroci" in
Vse kar potrebuje moz'' - smo
Sc obrnili ma socialisticno organi-
zacijo " Daytonu, O., "a pojasni
la, ker ma razne opomine, nismo
dobili odgovora cd tvrdke "Mer-
camille Publicity Co" Dne 7. ju-
liza zvecer smo dobili potrebna
poJasnila in ker je Proletarec"
ze izSel, smo jih izrocili uredni-
stvu Glasila' S. N. Z. j., da Sc
rojake z objas ljenjem faktov OBJ
varuje nadaljne Skode.
IL izrekov listov Dayton Dai-
ly News" in Dayton Journal" z
dine /. julia 1914 je razvideti, da
so aretirali pet ravnateljev ONE
njene druzbe radi zlorabe poSte
sleparske namene. OglaSali so "
5000 listih in pogodbe "a oglase
so dosegle vsoto 100000. Ia tvrd.
ko je sedaj imenovan sodm upra-
vitelj.
Ma podlagi teh faktov priporo-
camo vsem rojakom, da nemudo-
ma posljejo potrdila denarnih
postnih nakaznic upravi lista, XII
jim je sluzil, da so kaj narocili in
mic dobili, ola Sc tako resi-, kar Sc
Sc resiti more Lahko pa tudi
sami store potrebne korake ma
posti.
Eni, XII so stvari narocili, so re
dobili cd imenovanega upravite-
liza obvestila, da denar vrnejo, ko
bo narejen koncen racun.
Uednike jugoslovanskih listov
- slovenskih, hrvatskih in srbskih
- prosimo, da ponatisnejo tu o.
menjena fakta, ker je sleparska
tvrdka oglasala v raznih jugo-
slovanskih listih.
| Upravnistvo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-07-14
LetO (VOl.) TX.
ANARHISTI VPIJEJO PO DI-
NAMITU.

New York. - Pred cnim ted
nom So j. pripetila razstrclba Y
his, y katcri So stanovali anarhi-
Sti. Razstrclbo jc povzrojila bonn
ba ali dlnamit, katcrcga So imcli
"a lzdclovauic bomb. IliSa ic bila
poruScua nm y razvalinah So naSli
Smrt triic anarhisti, Ii So Artur
Caron, Charles Berg i'm Carl Han
sen. /adnjo Soboto so auarhisti
AlcNandrom Bcrlimanom ma cclu
obhaJall uckakr spominskc ccrc.
moniJc IA padlimi tovariSi ma l.
mon square. Bcrkman jc svo.
J"n govoru rckcl, da "a zclo We.
sell, cc So uSmrCeni 'muGcniki"
padli "d bombc, ki ic bila name
njcna proti kapitaIistom, kcr V
tenn Slucaju So umrli "a "dobro
stvar'. Dale jc podzigal navzocc,
da j. priScl cas-, ko anarhiSti mo.
raJo nckaj Storiti Y doscgo svoiih
namcnov in da najpripravnciSc
SrcdStvo j. - dinamit. "Dmamit
jc vcliki izjcdnaGitcli liudi. Mo-
gotcn jr, Priporocam vam. da ga
rabite kadarkoli Sc vam nudi pri-
likaH' govoril ie bcdasti Bcrk-
man
To so tisti liudjc, ki hvahio or
ganizacijo |. w. w, GcS da ic mai
bolJSa IN najpopolncjSa mija Y ~
meriki In Sindikalisti.ki vodiio l.
W. w, SO Sc vcscli take pohvale,
To SO tudi tisti liudic, ki zaSmc-
huJcjo in - dcnunciraio social
ste, kjcr lc morcio radi naSc lon-
struktivnc propaganda. Naiboli
zalostno jc, ia Sc Sc dobiio DELAY
cl, ki grcdo tenn zmcSanim vrocc-
glavccm ma limauicc. Bcrkman ie
- prepamctcn, da bi Sc sam pccal
z dlnamitom. PaG pa nagovaria i
lgnorantne rcveae, da rabiio dina
NIT in ko Jill dinamit razncsc ma
NoSc -- potcm jih pa svojcm sa-
lonSkcm fraku doncGimi frazami
IproSlavlja "a muccnikc. Lopov-
IStvo'