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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
The Store That Sells WOOlfex

Cook till the macaroni is tender and
the water has all cooked away; drain
well and spread out on plates to cool.
To two cups of the cooked macaroni
cut in one-half inch lengths, add two
sour apples cut in fine straws. Stir
lightly together, add salt and pepper to
taste, and mix with enough mayor
naise or boiled salad dressing to make
it the right consistency.
Serve on a crisp inner leaf of let
tuce.
Perfectly seasoned and mixed this is
delicious salad. Do not put the diff
before the salad is to be served, as the
juice in the apple tends to thin it.
Cream Cheese and Lettuce Sand
wiches-Shce white bread thin. But.
ter smoothly and lightly. Spread one
side with cream cheese mixed with
enough cream to make it spread easily
and lay on the other slice a leaf of
crisp lettuce dipped mayonnaise.
Lantern Sandwiches-Cut rounds of
white bread and on the top round of
each sandwich cut grotesque face
On the lower part of the sandwich
spread butter mixed with a little cur
rant jelly, so that when the two rounds
are put together the face will be sill
houetted.
Pumpkin Fanchonettes - Cream to-
gether two tablespoons of butter and
two-thirds of a cup of sugar; add the
yolks of two eggs we'll beaten, two
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

tablespoons of molasses, one-half a ia
blespoon of ginger one teaspoon of Gin
namon, a scant one-half teaspoon of
salt, one and one-half cups of rather
thick stewed or strained pumpkin aud
one cup of rich milk.
When well mixed pour in small pas
try lined tins and bake in a moderate
oven. Make a meringue for the tops
of the whites of the eggs beaten stiff
with two tablespoons of sugar. Spread
a little over each fachonette and re-
turn to the oven to color slightly. Out
line a face on the top of each with
dried currants.
Nut Doughnuts-Beat three eggs till
light without separating; add nine ia
blespoons of sugar, five tablespoons OF
melted butter, one-third of a teaspoon
of nutmeg grated, two cups of flour
sifted with two teaspoons of baking
powder. a pinch of salt and one-half
of a cup of finely chopped nuts. Roll,
cut and fry in the usual way. This
recipe makes about two dozen dough-
nuts, and they are fine.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Great Generals, but Bad Shots.

Curiously enough. although good
shooting on the part of the rank and
file is all important for success in war
fare, two of the greatest generals .
history were notably bad shots. The
only time Napoleon went out game
shooting he killed one of the dogs, and
Wellington's record on a similar oc-
casion proved even worse.
Lady Shelley records in her diary on
Sept. s, 1919. when the duke was stay
ing at her place in Sussex, that she
accompanied the guns in the after
noon. 1.-The hero OF Waterloo was a
very wild shot. After wounding re-
triever and later on peppering a keep
ers's CATERS he sprinkled the bare
arms of an old woman who CHANGED TO
be washing clothes at her cottage win
dows. My good woman / said. this
ought to be the proudest moment OF
your life. You have had the distinc-
ton OF being shot by the Duke OF
wellington Her face was
wreathed in smiles as the contrite
duke slipped a gold coin into her
hand. Pail Mall Gazette.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
IS TILTED BY A JUDGE
Girl Sues West Virginia Jurist for
S25, 1000 Heart Balm.

Parkersburg. w Va.-Suit for $685.
900 damages for alleged breach of
promise has been brought by Miss
Eta Shrewsbury of this city against
Judge Perry Nicely. presiding judge of
the county. Nicely, who is prominent
in politics here and is reputed to be
wealthy. recently married Mrs. Flor
ence NJ. Soule of East Liverpool, Ohio.
He is SO years old.
Miss Shrewsbury, who is IS and is
employed in the office of local physi-
clan, says Judge Nicely paid marked
attention TO her, beginning in 1905, and
they became engaged. but Nicely lcpt
postponing the wedding. saying he did
not desire to marry until his first wife,
from whom he had been separated,
should die.
The first Mrs. Nicely died about
year ago in Indiapanolis. Miss Shrews-
bury says the Judge continued his suit
from that time until July of this year,
when his attentions suddenly ceased.
Then she read an announcement of his
marriage to Mrs. Soule.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

Halloween offers one of the most en-
joyable opportunities for informal en-
PERTAINING and above all things the
charm of a Halloween party depends
on he decorations. If possible, do
away with gas light and depend entire
ly on candies for your illumination.
If expense is to be considered the
woods and country furnish material ga
lore for decorating. What could be
more appropriate for such an occasion
than branches OF autumn leaves. ber-
ries. pumpkins for jack-olanterns and
fruits of various kinds?
II is quite appropriate to serve your
spread on bare board tables or use the
crepe paper tablecloths and napkins
made for the purpose.
A roll of Halloween crepe paper
will furnish decorations for the
plates, wooden or white china, and
tdmbIers in the shape of witches, black
cats. etc, which may be cut out and
applied with library paste.
An appropriate punch bowl for the
center of the table may be made of
large pumpkin followed out and dec.
GRATED around the top with punches of
grapes.
Inside of the pumpkin arrange pail
OF sweet cider and have within reach
a long handled ladle.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

Miss Christabel Pankhurst. the IA
nous English suffraget. began her
campaign in the United States with
I monster mass meeting in New York
Oct. p. She hopes to include every
city Of importance in this country in
her lecture tour. II is not usually
known that Miss Pankhurst is privi-
legged to write the letters L. L. B. after
her name. Tie degree was conferred
on her by Victoria college a. Manches-
ter. England.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

time and ought to know. He said that
the progressive party had done little
with the exception of showing this
country that republicans were not fit
to be in control.
The democratic party has kept
every pledge" he said. at revised
the tariff downward as il said IL would.
II gave this nation the finest currency
law in the world. as it said # would.
II placed the burden of taxation upon
the people who could stand IL. with the
passage OF the income tax law"
He paid a great tribute to Wilson's
foreign policy. He showed that while
European diplomacy first considers
the courts and the crown and next the
people. Wilson considers the people
first.
The men on the democratic ticket
stand for Wilson. II your support of
Wilson and his policies is sincere.
eject Roger c. Sullivan to the United
States senate. reflect Clyde II. Tav-
enner 10 congress and elect every man
on the democratic ticket The Como
Gratis make no apologies for their
candidates. They are here for you to
compare with the republicans. II you
supper: Wilson. support them"
All of the county candidates were
present and at the conclusion of the
meeting met the South Rock Island
voters.
Cornelius Donovan presided at the
meeting and in fitting terms intro
duced the speakers of the evening.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
SUGGESTIONS

If bare tables are used appropriate
plate doilies may be easily made by
FASTING highly colored maple leaves
around a paper dolly.
Suitable candlesticks for Hallowe'e en-
would be rosy apples followed out in
the center to hold the candle.
To add to the merriment of the oc-
casion pass around a basket of old
fashioned molasses taffy cut in pieces
and wrapped in wax paper.
Surround each with a slip of paper
on which you have written a fortune
suitable for Halloween, and do them
up in fringed tissue paper, twisting the
ends like old-fashioned kisses. Have
one color for the women and another
for the men.
Halloween Salad
Cream Cheese and Lettuce Sand
witches
Lantern Sandwiches
Cider
Pumpkin Fanchonettes
Nut Doughnuts
Halloween Salad-Break up into
small pieces and boil in well sailed
water one and one-half cups of maca-
roni. 4 tablespoon OF chicken gravy
or a boullion cube added to the water
improves the flavor, also a level Ia
blespoonful OF butter.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

All the news all the time - The
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
aCHMOND'SHOME
pRECINCT SCENE
Of BIC MEETING
..-oerais Hold Rousing Rally
At South Rock Island
Town Hall.
up COUNTY BOARD HEAD
,..,s Attorney Thompson Gives More
Inside Information as to
His Methods.

. Gorge Richmond wanted 10 con
ne Investigation OF court house
s-,ls and would not turn over the
- 10 me because he wanted II
ouly so far and then stop.
=. and his committee worked for
= Whole months in getting what
- called evidence and would not
over TO me. but they have got
. t,ssd I'd in the court house where
..rss- you nor can get at what
- spent hundreds OF dollars OF your
go getting
.-sis talk about Richmond being
,1vert on finances and wiping out
!. county debt is all bunk. In FIVE
-, Ne Increased the taxes $500. 900
.I,ar 500. 900 debt and the county
on in arrears $4,000. Anybody
u DO better than that-even the
-rsst kind OF hnancjer. ..
Wen the good roads bond issue
rs % the board went into session
.slrs closed doors. Is that kind of
a-sSIoset work going to continue in
= county
Many Hear Speakers.
Tssse we're some OF the statements
r,Ss BY States Attorney Floyd s.
rrzpson at the democratic rally
- n the Woodmsn hall in South
III Island last evening. The hall
M veil filed with voters of the pre-
~ and with Congressman Clyde II.
hrs-ner's talk. and one also by An
~ Olson. candidate for state SEN
=. hey were given a treat and the
u,l1se they extended TO all OF the
a,ors and the reception given the
1,tidztes was significant
u. Thompson at the outset OF his
Il gave q brief review Of the candi-
aE on the democratic ticket, show
4 tnsf all are we'll qualified for the
uE-icns 20 which they aspire.
-These men came here "A united
n.y. he said. They are not making
4 s.snan fight They are not boost
= o.e man and hoping TO pull the
- n with him. The only fight the
xplbliczns have made is against me.
81 never fear. can stand it."
NJ Thompson renewed the charges
OBVIOUSLY made as TO the county
.rying commodities from Mr.. Rich
.oad's companies. and misrepresenta-
ion IN the claim that the county is
zf,of debt, and reviewed the under
svsr methods pursued by the county
sard in handling certain matters per-
zi-ing 20 the cou1ty's business. He
lEIin asserted that Mr. Richmond had
sls,ed money and shown rank favorit-
u in his Investigation OF the office
( the sheriff and the former states
I1omey.
II you want 10 pay Sc for 81
IzIse and n you want the officials to
INT one another TO get each others
lie. at the expense OF the people.
's,d him there. ] haven't said all of
Asse things merely because he is
publican" he concluded
Olson Backs Wilson Policies.
W. Olson made strong address in
IMPORT Of the Wilson policies. He
lfzsd the election of Sullivan and Tav-
1as- so that Wilson may have men in
'ongress who will help this nation
Tod troubles which are threatening
very moment
NJ. Olson compared the republican
airy Eith the democrats in regard to /
issp.ng pledges TO the people. He
lcEed that the republicans fell down 4
speatedly in their promises He said |
: vas willing TO believe the accusa- !
oas the progressives made against /
ae republicans because they had /
tIked shoulder TO shoulder at one .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Notice..

Bids will be received at the mayors
Office until 8 a. m. Oct. so. 1914. for
labor for painting certain bridges over
Rock river. City to furnish paint.
Plans. specifications and bidding
sheets On file at the mayors Office.
II. NJ. SCHRIVER,
(Adv.) Mayor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Truth and Love.

When I remember how earnestly
men have striven TO think their way
into the secrets of the universe and
how certainly they have failed / see
clearly that only he who lives into
truth finds it and that love alone is
Observation-Disclosures Wright Mabie.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30

There are 2.643 local unions in New
York state.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
BOY BREAKS COLLAR
BONE IN SCHOOL PLAY

Carbon Cliff. Oct. 3O.-Clarence De-
mowsld, aged 8 years, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Demowski, had his col
lar bone broken yesterday afternoon
while playing during recess in the
school yard. He was taken to Silvis
for treatment and is getting along
nicely today.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-10-30
Verne and His Works.

II was HetZel. the French publisher,
who discovered Jules Verne. Hetzel
began with Verne by a life contract.
guaranteeing an annual sum of $4,000.
which seemed immense riches TO the
unknown writer. II was not at all pro-
portionate to the rapid success and
sale of his books throughout the known
world. Jules Verne was content with
his bargain and for many years fur
nished dutifully HIS two volumes a
year At his death he left several more
finished or nearly so, which explains
the continued appearance after his
death OF new works bearing his name.
Hetsel took pains to provide the writ
er who was laying golden eggs for
him with a yacht and all other appur-
teuances necessary or useful to slim
ulate his inventive powers.
There are 2.643 local unisns in New
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
KLERIKALCI ENKRAT Pogo
RELI.

Zgodil Sc je ma Dunaju Gudez.
kranjski Hlerikalci so Z svojo vo-
limo Sleparijo enkrat pogoreli.
Drzavno Sodisce Sc j. Y pondcljek
dine 10. III. m. pcGalo l. dczelno.
zborskimi volitvami Y mestni
skupini kamnik. Radovljica. Tr-
ne. Slo j. IA sporno ~vpraSanje,
ali wolf Y mcStni Skupini Same me-
sto kot tako, ali pa tudi vasi Ia
price, kosice, Perovo. Ravne in
ZalJc, Xxi so z mestom zdruzene V
emo obcino. Drzavno sodiscc je
81. m. IN. raZglasilo razsodbo. ola
sc pritozbi DIR. II. Karbe in z. An
iona Cerarja ugodi, ter izrcce. da
Sc je Z odloGbo decline Wade
kranJske, 5 katcro so Sc omenje-
ne vasi sprejele Y mestno skupino
krSila volilna pravica pritoznikov
V dezelni zbor.
Drzavno sodiStc izrcka, Ola i
maJo V zmislu dezelnozborskcga
v%olilnega reda kranjskcga V NEST.
nj Skuplni vOlilno pravico zgol.j
mcSta in trgi zdruZcni V emo oh.
emo. Pritoznika sta torc.j upravi-
ceno zahtevala, da Sc IL volilnega
lmcnika IA deZelnoZborskc VOLT
We "a mesto kamnik Grtajo vsi
volllci Omcnjcnih pet vasi. ako Y
meStu samcm ne p~laGujcio dav-
ka cd kakc obrti ali poSeSti. -
Razsodba drzavnega SodiSta .je
natclne vaznosti, ker jc 5 TEN cd.
%stranJen spor, Iii je V zadnjem de.
zclnozborskcm zasedanju vcdcl
da razveljavljenja mandatov e.
.JoSipa lavrenGiIa in q. Julia
Mazellcta.
To Je bila namreG mctoda, ) ka-
tcro so 81 hotcli kranjski klcrikal.
ci priSlcpariti mcstne mandate in
; tenn dvctretjinSko vcCino V &c.
zclnem zboru.
NSch takih sporov scvcda ne hi
bilO. Gc hi hila na Kranjskem
sploSna III cnaka volilna pravi.
ca. Ampak Ia smrdi klerikalccm
kakor hudiGu kadilo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

%boleclne, katerih zdravniki MISC
moglI pray tolmaciti. Zdravnik DIR.
llcrzog je koncno bolnika roent
GENERAL. Rezultat je bill presenet-
INV. Slika Je %pokazala. da ina vo-
Jak V levcm Srecncm prckatu
kroglo, Xxi Sc zivahno udelezuie
vSeh utripov c Projcktil ic DIi
prodrl Skozi deSne prSi in desno
srtno plat ter jc OPTICAL V levem
prckatu. Nojak jc vzdrzal vse ma
pore tranSpOrta in boleGinc so Sc
poJavile Selc, ko Sc jc z%unanja ra-
ma " zacelila. Nckaj dni je bill ze-
10 slab, toda Sedaj jc ze zapustil
postelJ IN Sc izprehaja po bolnis-
mel. Da bi ST mu mogla krogla
operatlvnim potion odstraniti. ma
to hi mlsliti. Ma vsak naGin bo o.
stale srce jake slabo in p%opolno-
ma izkljucenO je, da hi mogel MOI
$ kroglo V srcu Sc kdaj poSvetiti
Sc kakemu fizitnemu delu.
Privatni telefonski pogovori so
zopet dovoljeni IL Ljubljane z
MariborOm, Celjem in Gradcem.
Gospodinjska sola v Smihelu Sc
lctos ne DO pricela. ker Sc .je delo
gospodinjskih teGajcv in sol sploh
ustavilo vsled razmcr, XII so nasta.
lie zaradi vojne.
Verjamemo.
25letnico, odkar poSlujc V ljub-
lJanski okrajni bolniSni blaga.jni,
j. %praznoval |. novembra inkasist
Ceinc. - Ljublianska bolniSka
blagajna ina social;sticno upravo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
PREISKAVA ROPER POLICIJ.
SKEGA NADZORNIKA.

Rcke porOcajo: Reski policij
ski nadzornik Supin. Xxi je zadnjic
trgal hrvatskim fantom hrvatske
trakove, ma katerih so sc nahajale
slike avstrijskega ceSarja. nemSke-
ga cesarja i'll p%okojnega prestolo-
naslednika, Jill metal ma tia in
po NTH hodil, je sedaj suspend.
ran ter sc nahaja V preiskavi.
kdo hi miSlil, da more tudi po-
licijski nadzornik tako gresiti.!
Trgati %trakovc, ma katerih je sill
ka Francjozefa in Francferdinan-
da, pa Sc cello Niljcmoval
CloveSko j. seveda razumljivo,
da spravijo tri take slike skupaj
mOza lahko oh pamet.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
NAZNANILO.
Adamson, Okla.

Opominjam clane drS. Stv. 13.
\. S. b. p. d., da sc polnoStevil-
no udeleze prihodnie meSeGne Sc
je, Xxi Sc vrSi 13. decembra t. |.
Ma %omenjeni dan DO volitev druS-
tvenega odbora "a leto 1915.
ker Sc nekateri CLAM nerednO
udelezujejo mesecnih sci, Sc je
ma zadnji mesecni sell sklenilo,
ola plaza vsak clan. Xxi zivi V blizi-
hi drustva in Sc ne udelezi seize
10. decembra brez tehtnega vzro-
ka, V druStveno blagajno 30 cen
TOW.
Bratje, udelezite Sc prihodnje
seize toGno oh dveh popoldan in
vpostevajte sklep druStvene seize.
JOHN ZABAVNIK. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
NEKOLIKO ~AVSTRIJSKE
PRAVICE.

Dne 20. oktobra je bila FransGi-
ska Zurc, rudarjeva soproga V
Trbovljah zaradi m%otenja JAYNE
ga miru, zaradi h~udodelstva pod
pihovanja in sovraStva proti &C.
sarjevi oscbi in skupni DRAWN
zvezi ter zaradi kiicev ''Zivila
Srbija!" obsojena cd vojnega So
diSta V Ljubljani ma 2 lett tez-
kega zapora.
Dne =. oktobra je bill obsojen
ladijski tolmaG Evgen Klemen "a
radi klicev ''Zivila S~rbijal" ma
a mesece i'll JaneZ Kalejna zaradi
istega delikta ma 1 leto tezke je6e.
Dne 3. oktobra jc bill obsojen FIR.
Pozenel zaradi tega pred naborom
ma 4 tedne strogega zapora. 6.
oktobra je bill obsojen dijak b.
20 BruciG zaradi odobravanja IL
mora prestolonasjednika ma 8
mesecev tezke, poostrene jeGe. Ia
radl r~azzalitve cesarja re pred
kaznOvani Jurij Tavcar Sc je mo-
raj zc drugiG zaradi istega delik-
Ia zagovarjati obravnava je bila
odlozena, da Sc preiSGe njegovo
umsko stanje. UGiteljica Draga
PavSit, Xxi sc JIG mOrala zagovarja-
ii zaradi Svojega vseslovenskega
"mlSljenja'. je bila dine 81. okto-
bra obsojena ma 4 mesece je6e.
Protl tel obsodbi sta Sc ODE Stran-
Xxi posluzili pravnih sredstev; dr.
zavnemu pravdniku je torej to
premalo. Obravnava roper Frana
MurSica. zupnika V Framu, XII jc
bila doloGcna IA dine 30. oktobra
pred dezelnobrambnim SodiScem V
Gradcu. Sc j. prclozila, ker je "a
govornik DIR. Vladimir PECAN So
diStu prcdlozil wee razbremenil-
mega gradiva.
FAINT, Xxi je zcnsko "na vahti''
tczko poSkodoval, dobi 10 mese-
ccv. Zenska, Xxi "greSi" z besedo.
dobi dive lett,
PoStena pravicnostl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
VODISKA JOHANCA ZOPET
DELUXE.

Dine 20. okt. Sc je zglasila pri
v%ratarju ljubljanskc dezclnosodnc
jctniSnicc zloglasna Johanca .Ic-
rovsck ter z%ahtevala, da j pokli-
&c nck0 y zaporu So nahaja.joco
oScbo zcnSkcga Oddclka. Pripovc-
dovala je. da prihaja : Severncga
bojiSta V Galiciji, kjcr jc sodelo-
vala PR uSmiljcnkah, katcrih jc
bilo 2000 ter bila tam Skozi vrat
prcStrcljcna.
Da j. bilo To dokazano, jc ime-
la "lavo in vrat lavit. Pravila jc.
ola Sc vSc to, kar listi piScjo l. on
dotncga bojiSca, ne vienna L res
nico, ker ST tam d~ogajajo "groz-
ne reel V njencm Sprcmstvu ST
jc m~ahajalo ncko drugo deklc. Xxi
j. ma v~praSanjc nckcga navzoGe.
ga Sodnega uSluzbcnca, de jc bila
Johanca res V Galiciji IN usmil.jcn-
ko. tcga zaGudeno glcdala. nato
pa odgovorila go ii grdoba, ka-
ko lazc, mixer drugjc nj bila ka-
kor yes cas- V Rcpnjah."
ko j. dotiGni gospod Johanco
okrcgal. mu jc dala par pikrih
odgovorov, nakar jo jc nitro cd
kurila. Oh casu, ko .ie bila .Johan.
ca Y jetniSnici zaradi svojih kr-
vavih Gudezcv. jc bila V bolnici
ma vratu opcrirana. kar Sc j Sc
pozna. Brezdvomno hoGc $ TEN
Johanca slcpariti ali cello kakc
prispevke nabirati.
Drugi dan .jo jc policija areti-
rala V Dravljah, ko je pobirala V
imcnu RdcGcga kriza dcnar "a
Svoj Yep. Tako bo zopct nckaj ca.
81 mir pred njcnimi "Gudezi."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
M~ASCEVANJE USODE.

Dnc 10. oktobra .jc padel ma
vzhodncm bo.iiScu med drugimi
%prcdscdnik dezclncga sodiSGa V
Kraljcvcu (K0nigsbcrg) MA who
dncm P~ruskcm, Hugo Schubert.
V scdanjem klaniu pada toliko IL
soc liudi, Ola tudi la smrt ne hi
bila vrcdna poscbncga spomina,
&c ne hi bilo V Schubertovi usodi
nckaj zanimavcga. Schubert jc
priScl V Kralicvcc pred 10 lett i'm
ie postal "glasovit'', ko ie vodil
znani process zaradi "veleizdaj-
stva". Pozncje jc vodil Sc wee pro-
ccsov prot socialistom, najbrze
cato, ker Sc jc re pref kot drzavni
%pravdnik odlikoval Z bcsnimi 90
yori prot socialistom.
k~raljeySki velcizdajniSki pro-
ces je bill socialistom obeScn ma
vrat zaradi - razzaljcnja ruske-
"a carja in - zarotc prot ruski
DRAW. Bill jc torc.i pravi ruski
process pred nemSkim sodisGcm.
In zdaj je njegov vodja padcl
" boju Z Rustic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

%najstleten! Rekel je, da hoGe iii
V gostilno spit cetrtinko vina.
SluzbujoGi castnik mu je to pre-
pOvedal. FAINT je vseeno zavozil
proti gostilni, nakar je GastEik,
XII hi gotovo brush pete, ako hi
krog njegove malovredne buGe
zvizgale ruske ali Sr6skc kroglje,
potegnil revolver in ustrelil prot
fantu. Krogla je fanta zadela V
creva, katera mu je razmesarila.
FAINT je V dezelni bolnisnic, V
Ljubljani umrl.
kdor misli. da DO fini oficir
pOstavljen pred sodiSce zaradi IL
mora i'll Obsojen, je temeljito po-
zabil, kako je V Avstriji. Osem-
najstleten FAINT, Xxi ga stlacijo V
uniformo in mu preGitajo "krigs-
artikle," mora biti takoj poln vo-
jaSkega duha. discipline, subordi-
nacije in kdove cesa Sc ne. Oficir-
jul hi treba toliko pameti, da hi
vedel, ola revolver ubija i'll raZu-
mel, da je umor zaradi take ma
lenkostne neposluSnosti b~rutalen,
podel, zivinski ZloGin,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
IGRALEC BoHUSLAV PADEL

BivSi clan slovenskega gledali-
sea BohuSlav jc bill ma bojiScu la
ko tezko ranjcn, da jc izgubil oko.
Vendar so upali, da 81 ohrani Sc
zi~vljenje. Zdaj prihaja ~pretreslji.
VA vest, da je podlegcl svojim
ranam.
BohuSlav je bill izredno nadar-
jen umctnik, karaktcrni igralec
kakrSnih nj veliko, in zelo INTEL.
genten. Bill je socialist.
Take dobiGke ina umetnost cd
vojne!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
PROFIT ~ITALIJANSKIM
LISTOM.

u Reke porocajo: Razpis ogr-
skega ministrstva prepoveduje ma
dalnje razSirjanje reskega lista
"Noce del Popolo', in sicer, ka-
kor pravijo razlogi, zavoljo tega,
ker je njcgova pisava nasproto-
vala koristim vojne.
Torej Sc tudi ltalijani he ma
vdusujejo "a Avstrijo. Cemu ma
bi Sc SlOvenci?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
ADN ERTISEM
Boil. Pod. DruStvl
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