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The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
ENTERTAINING AT
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS
Many WelLknown Washingtonians
Are Enjoying Their Summer
Outing.

White Sulphur Springs. ". Va. July
1.-THE Washington and Baltimore col
onies have WED with one another in the
weeks entertaining. which so far has
included the more informal affairs at
the farm houses and teas at the Casino.
Senator and Mrs. Cummins and Sen
ator and Mrs. O'Gorman have often
dropped in a; the Casino to see the
younger members Of their families on the
tennis courts. The Chief Justice and Mrs.
White. who arc taking the "kur," walk
from five to ten miles a day over the
mountain trails.
Mrs ]. Kellogg Bradley has arrived
from her home in Philadelphia to spend
the summer with her mother, Mrs San
ford {. Kellogg, OF Washington, al Pat
terson Cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Foraker. who
spent their honeymoon at the New Green
brier, were joined over the Fourth by
Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Fairfax, Mrs.
James G. Bowen. and Miss Marion Haley.
who came up from Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redwood Vandegrift have
arrived from the Capital and opened their
cottage in Virginia Row.
Miss Anna Montgomery. Of Washington
and James White. OF New Orleans. have
joined the Chief Justice and Mrs. White
at their cottage.
Ernest Cuttings. of Baltimore. who
spent the weekend here prior TO his de-
parture for Europe. was entertained at
several farewell affairs in the Grille and
at the New Greenbrier.
Miss Sarah Livingston Poe is spending
the season here with her uncle, ]. Liv-
ingston Minis.
Mrs. Howard :. Bowie. OF Baltimore. is
here with the Misses Virginia and Flea
nor Bowie and (. Berkeley and Allen S.
Bowie
Mrs. Harvey lnClis and Miss Inglis, of
Baltimore. have returned home after a
fortnight's visit
Recent registrations at the New Green
brier and the White. from Washington
and Baltimore. include Mrs. John Cam
mack, ]. Edmund Cammack, Miss Teresa
Cammack. Dr. Guy Fairfax Whiting, w
ID. Austen, L. s. n: T. II. Bagby, Miss
Pendleton. Miss Helen Audenreid, c. Vic.
tor Zebley. Mrs. MaCLennan. and Mrs
Charles F. Larrabee. of Washington: also
Mrs. William Emory Waring. Miss Mary
Clare Waring. w z. Waring T. E.
Martin, Mrs. ]. Frank Crouch, Miss Ell
eanor NJ. Dieter. R. Rennert Dieter. Ed
ward L. Davis, and A. J. Barron, of Bal
timore.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

When Max Rabinorr, OF New York.
shipped l6s manuscripts to Mile. Anna
PavIowa in ST Petersburg. he purchased
q blanket insurance policy for Ssi,oo as
means OF protection against possible
loss or damage. The manuscripts are the
works OF 16S composers residing in the
United States and Canada and are the
first to be submitted in the modern Aance
music competition which Mile. Pavlowa
is conducting Mile. Pavlowa has offered
81, 500 in three cash prizes for the three
original dance music compositions which
shall be deemed best suited for use with
three new society or ballroom dances
which the danseuse Is now originating
and which she will introduce in America
during her coming tour. The competition
is open to any and all composers resid-
ing in America. II will close August /
Judging from the manner in which COM
posers from every part Of the United
States and Canada have already respond
ed to Mile. Pavlowa's invitation 10 fur-
nish her with music, and from the thou-
sands Of inquiries received by Mr.. Rao-
inoff, Mile. Pavlowa's managing director.
the 16s compositions already received are
but a 1.-THE Of the number which will be
submitted for prizes.
As each composition is a possible Win
ner of one of the $500 prizes, It was de-
cided that each composition should be in
surCd for that amount against all posi-
Bile harm which in transit TO St Peters
burg might occur. The compositions were
first carefully wrapped in waterproof
cloth and then sealed. The whole bundle
was placed in a small, ironclad box and
placed in personal charge Of the purser
Of the ship. In order to allow the pack
age to go through the foreign, especial
ly the Russian customs offices, special
declaration or manifest was made and
COPY forwarded to the Russian govern
ment By taking this course 1t is posi-
BILE for the manuscripts to reach Mile.
Pavlowa without being opened or tam
pered with in any way.
The second consignment Of manuscripts
will be taken to Russia personally by Mr..
Rabinoff who sails on the Imperator July
Is All received at Pavlowa's American
headquarters. suite %, Metropolitan Opera
House Building, New York, after Mr..
Rabinoff leaves on or before August l,
will be insured and shipped.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
7 obacco Habit
Easily Conquered

New Yorker Of wide experience has written
book telling hoE the tobacco snuf habit may be
easily and completely banished in three DAYS with
delightful bensht. The author Edward J. Woods.
sSl D. Station Z. New York City. will mail his
book free on request.
The health improves wonderfully after the nicotine
poison out Of the system. CAlmness. tranquil
sleep. clear eyes, normal appetite. good digestion.
manly visoT. strong memory. ard a general gain in
efficiency are among the many benefits reported.
Get nd Of that nervous feeling; no more need OF
pipe, cigar. cigarette. Enur - ohsEias tobacco to
pady morbid dezrss
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
Sut4ragette FurieS Can
Also Tidy Up the House
Woman Warrior Writes that Fighting Isn't the
Only Thing Militants Do, and Then Pro-
ceeds to Shop What Other Wea-
pons They Can Handle.

They are fighting for all the victims
of that hideous trade-the white slave
trafic, for that terrible army OF prosti-
tutes, the majority Of whom are forced
into that life through economic pressure.
Above all. they are fighting for men Gf
they would only realize it, that they may
be brought up with the same standards
OF honor and morality which are demand
ed of women.
Furthermore, the heroism and the
courage OF the women engaged in this
fight is such that I doubt II there has
ever been anything like 1t since the early
Christians-because the same spirit of
selfishness and devotion to ideals charac-
terizes those women who are ready, and
cheerfully, to face death IL need be. for
what they believe to be the greatest thing
in the world, honor. Justice, and free
dom"
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
CONSUL SWAPS" COUNTRIES.

Special Gable TO The Washington Herald
Berlin, July 11.-Consul General Skinner
has definitely fixed the date of his depart
ure for his new post in London at July
n Alfred r. z. Thompson, deputy con-
sui at Berlin. and lately transferred to
Salonika, leaves in a few days to take
charge Of the consulate there.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
YES-THAT'S THE PLACE!
At MnIabar MIIItnnts Can he Matri-
archs.

Special Cable to The Washington Herald
London, July 11-Where shall the home
secretary send the militants II they don't
cease their campaign of violence and
arson? Sir Chettur Sankaran Nair. a
judge of the Madras high court, has
given the answer-send them to Malabar.
1t was in a lecture at the London
School Of Economics. The learned Judge
was describing the Nairs OF Malabar, who
for Thousand years or more have a fam
lily system which Is matriarchial and not
patrtarchal Females take precedence,
and to females belong the whole of the
family property. Mrs. Pankhurst would
have little dificulty in reigning as
matriarch IL she Is exiled to Malabar,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
BERMUDA TO NEW YORK.
Britain to EEpend $1,000, 900 for
Improved Ocean Service.

Special Cable to The Warrington Herald.
London, July 1.-THE British colonial
secretary has sanctioned scheme
which provides for an expenditure Of
s., coo, 900 during the next ten years by the
legislative council Of Bermuda for an
improved service between Bermuda and
New York.
The agreement Is with the Canadian
Steamship Lines Gimited. a recently
formed combine. Two steamers, with ac-
commodation for 500 passengers and am
pie cold storage space for fruit and veg
etables, have to be built for the route.
Weekly sailings are to be maintained all
the year round
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

A sanitary sugar receptacle mas been
invented for public places that resembles
a carafe. the narrow neck through which
the contents arc poured preventing the
insertion of a spoon.
An iron monument in the form OF
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

Miss Marion West. president OF the
Music Study Club, entertained the mem
bers OF the club at her home in the Oc-
tavia, last Monday afternoon. The club
held a short business meeting to decide
upon a course OF study and a program
for next year. The program, as con-
templated, will include a departure from
tho regular course the club has pursued
in the past, in the form OF a series OF
lscturec to be given by local leaders in
various lines OF musical art. The lee
lures will be fully illustrated by able per
formers assisting the lecturer in making
his remarks more effective.
This club, which is composed Of young
women interested in various lines Of
musical art, has gained reputation by
leaps and bounds, since its organization
few years ago, for its serious study
OF rea! music. The clubs programs have
not only included the papers by mem
bers on composers and their works, and
representative selections Of their works,
but has included numerous public recitals,
when prominent local soloists have con-
tributed to the pleasure OF the large au-
dlences in attendance.
Following the plans made at the meet
ing for the program of next season. Miss
West served a luncheon to the membsrs
OF the club.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
"Hillond HEIGHTS"

Old Colonial home on top Of mountain. SceaerJ
unsurpassed excellent mountain water good nshinE
abundance Of fruit; oquet and tennis; mail deliV-
cred; guaranteed as represented. ApplY Mrs. WAL
TER LlChER. LeesbuTg. Va. Route
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
NEW BRIcHTSIDE
VIRGINIA.

i So MISSISSIPPI Ave Rates 500 Per week up
Bathing from house One square from z. 4 K
K H and beach MHS. LETTlE WILDE
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
MARYLAND.
LOCKLYNN HOTEL,

Mountain Lake Park, Md.
NOW OPEN. Table unexcelled- Good nude;
competent dancing teacher; swimming pool: bowling;
L q q LIST. PrvyristoE.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
WOMEN WHO HAVE WON OUT IN BUSINESS.
Marie Louis. Buehau, Swedish Masseus..

BY ISABEL STEPHEN.
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12
MUSIC AND MUSICIANS.

Mrs. Everett Rapley gave a most en-
joyable musicale at her country place.
near Silver Spring Md. last Friday
night Miss Gretchen Hood. soprano, who
made her Washington debut in opera
with the Aborns q few weeks ago. scor-
ing a wonderful success as Nargurite in
Faust. was heard in the arias from But
terhy" and ''Tosca," and in a group OF
English. Italian and French songs. The
other soloists were Miss Hyatt, soprano.
CT New York, and Miss Lillian Coechling,
violinist, of Washington.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith Maxwell. soprano,
will be the soloist At the Wesley NJ. Z.
Church, Fifth and F streets, for both
services today. AT the morning service
Mrs. Maxwell will ring My Redeemer
and My Lord" Buck. and at the evening
service her selection will be Hear My
Prayer" CMendelsohn).
Rho Chapter. OF the Mu Phi Epsilon
musica: sorority, held its election and in
stallEtion Of officers At a recent meeting
at the home OF Miss Margery Snyder.
lu2 Fairmont street northwest The fol-
lowing officers were chosen: Miss Carrie
7. Bruce, president. Miss Frances Cute
It's, vice president Miss Edith NJ. Gray,
corresponding secretary: Miss Ardala
Moore, recording secretary: Mrs. Hen
ritttG E. Flynn, teasurer. and Miss Ger
trude Z. HcRae, historian.
Following the election Of officers a pro-
gram for the work Of the sorority for
next year was drawn up. II consists OF
the Study OF the Opera" from Peri to
tc the present-day composers.
A short musicale followed the meeting.
after which the hostess served a
luncheon.
Miss Elizabeth Leckie. mezzo-sOpranO,
The Washington herald., 1914-07-12

Miss Elizabeth Leckie, mezzo-sOpranO,
is enjoying a vacation in the mountains
Of Pennsylvania.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

lie IL Iludega Rogatca, obGima Ic
limjc. Nzrok domaci prcpiri. T.,
pref Sc j. dvakrat poizkusil IL
smrtiti.
Andrea Pctclin. po poklicu ri.
dar, donna IL Sczanc, jc bill pozvar
V vojakc. Prctcklo ncdcljo popol.
dine j. ncnadoma obolcl. Pr,pclia.
Ii so ga V bolniSnico Y TrStu. tn
jc pograbil "a Skaric, XII Jill jc do.
bil ma mizi, in 81 jc zadal hudc
ranc Y vrat.
Ubil Sc jc y rudniku V Ljubncui
ma S~tajerskem rudar Franc Uro.
bate.
Ma Dunaju jc prctckli tcdcn IL.
moril scbe in svojc tri otrokc ma
StraScn nacin mcsarski pomoCnik
furst. Pustil jc listic, ma katcrcnI
jc napisal, da ic svoic otrokc IL
ljubezni in izpolnjujoG priscgo,
katcro je dial svoji zcni ma Smrtni
postclji, wei 5 scboi V smrt. Dck-
lea je bila stara I let, fantica pa
eden >, drugi / lcta.
Fonsdorfu ma k~oroSkcm il
Skotila Y vodo in Sc utopia 2Olct-
ma FranciSka Cesar. Nzrok, kcr So
il lcnina well V vojakc.
Ccljski gostilnicar Anton Been
SEX, "Pri jclcnu", hi bill moral
pod orozjc. To in razburljivo dclo-
vanjc Y gostilni j. p~ovzroCilo. da
Je ). augusta ncnadoma zblazmcl.
Grozil j. svoji rodbini, XII Sc ic
morala skriti. Podil ic tudi gostc
IL goStilnc. Dnc /. augusta zjutraj
Jc il"inil. prcdno 81 "a priicli.
IvcGcr So va naSli mrtvcoa "a DO
kopaliSccm Y GabOrju. NesreGnez
Sc j. Y blaznosti ustrclil. ZapuSca
vdoVo ; trent ncprcskrbljcnimi
otroci.
Y hipni blaznosti Sc j. dnc =. /.
IN. ponoGi ma Saw pri Litiji ustrc-
iii 3Slctni crnovojnik \. Lovse.
poscstnik in obcinski odbornik il
Podbukvc pri NaGah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

LIE SEN z denarjem! Srbi ma IIr
vaSkem in OgrSkcm so hotcli 20.
Ntavitl rajncmu narodncmu vodi
tclju drju. Svctozaru Milcticu
Npomcnik in so nabrali Y ia ma
men 1000 kron. Hranil jc Ia dc,
mar prcdScdnik srbSkc samostalnc
strankc Dir. Krasojcvir Policiia $
Svoiim nosom ga ie izvohala. in -
konfiScirala. Morda jc bill tudi de.
mar vclcizdajalSki go.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
Vojne kokarde. Toliko panel

'oJh0 NC. lollkO palnctl
imajo Y Avstriji vcndar lc vcdno
ia 81 znajo izmiSliti kakSen ma.
elm, 20 katcrem vlcccjo ljudem
dcnar IL zepa. Nojni pomozni urad
notraujcga ministrStva j. tidal
razglaS. Y katercm pravi, Ola jc zc-
10 mnOgo ljudi, Xxi hi radi izraZili
SvoJc patriotiCno miSljenjc ma vi.
Gen nacin, ohcncm pa : TEN tudi
matcrialno kaj koriStili. Zato j.
dala vlada izdclati majhnc crmoru.
meme kokardc, Xxi So prodajajo pc
30 vinarjev: dobitck pa Sc bo 20.
rabbi IA obskrbo ranjcnccv. - c.
TO ne resi- Avstrije,
Ampak 30 vinarjcv je Y soda.
NTH tasih Y Avstriji zc denar. Il,
Iah&0 $: m;slimO, kakc t"5ko hc
marslkomu poscGi Y Yep. Ma drug
Siranl bo pa povSod mrgolelo pro
stovoljnih Spicclnov in provoke
tcrjev, pa bo sto in sto ljudi :
zaloNtnim vzdihom kupilo ncumnc
kokardo, da Sc o%bvarujcjo Sc hui
Sega.
Ia ~ranjcncc hi vcndar morala
skrhcti drzava. Sramota .ic, da ma.
laga Sc TO brcmc onim. katcrc il
u popolnoma izmOlzla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
L. STARE dOmOVine
Avstrija ina ljudstvo "a norca.

- Aystrijska vlada obljavlja Sc.
zname izgub ia bojiSGih. DO 81.
augusta je objavila tri. = teh so
imenoma nasteti Mrtvi: En- cast.
mix in Sest vojakov; %ranjeni pa
diva tastnika in Sest vojakov 49,.
Ali ina Avstrija Judi res "a take
tepce, da j bodo verjeli tax ne
sramen falsifikat2 Med padlimi JIG
n. pr. ulanec Olijnyk, Xxi je padel
dine 9. augusta. In do tega dine hi
bilo wee izgub?.., Sleparija, ka-
morkoli Sc pogledal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
z utrjevanjem donavske crte

priznava avstrij. vlada skozi vsc
svoic otroGic frazc, Ola .ic sovraz-
nikov prihod do Donavc in $ ten
ogrozanjc Duaia oziroma Budim-
pcste mogoGc. IL tcga jc prcdvsem
razvidno, da Sc avstriiski armadi
res slabo godi. &c tudi nj $ TEN
re6eno, ola moEajo Rusi ma vsak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
10000 ranjenih ma Dunaju!-ls

Rima poroGajo, da j. 70 10000 ra-
njenih vojakov ma Dunaju. Use
bolniSnicc SO prcnapolnjcnc in mo-
rail- so napraviti barakr "a one, Xxi
Jill Sc vcdno dovazajo. Zdravni-
kov, strezajev i'll stcrzajk pri-
manjkujc; hrana j. nczadostna.
To j. blagoslov vojne!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

Nagla sodba. - V Zagrcbu so
prijcli in ustrelili nckcga uradni
ka, Xxi jc incl 70 80 sIu5bcnih Ic,
Pri MEM so bill naSli vSc opera.
cijskc naGrtc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
Vesti IL starokrajskih listov.

Vesti IL starokrajskih listov.
krojaSki vajcucc pri MagdiJu
Ljubliani. Lovrcnc Pccnik IL
Icienc jane pri Ljubljani. j. pill
lizol IL obupa. kcr "a j. mo.jstcr
radi pomauikanja della odsloyil.
Prrpcljali 81 "a Y dczrluo hnluico.
lJcr 81 mU izprali zclodcc.
Jcrncj Pototnik. zagar pri baro-
nu Bornu Y pristavi ma Gorcnj-
Nkcm, j. bill pono6i, ko j. pr,ga
ujal nckc roparjc. ; samokr.>om
~ohStrcIjcn y lcvo ramo. Prcp,ljali
81 "a Y bolmiSnico.
Ana SihStaju, stara 81 I,t. IL
Mokronoga. jc Sla prctrkli trd,n
ma obisk k druzini .IuSipa Marco
riga Y Trstu. Marzorij j. kupil
nov revolver in "a med pogoyu-
rom kazal S~ihStajuovi. Ia ui ,"-
della, da jc revolver nabit. pu,.g-
Mia j. pctcliua in revolver -. jr
Nprolil. krogla jc zadcla Marzuri-
ia naravnost y glavo.
Mrtv"ga So naSli Y uckcm lar
ku ma Trait pri Rovtah p|osc,iui-
la Jakoba Illadnika IL Dol pr
ldriji. Moral .ic Y voiakc. kcr "a
j" pa 'mctaio' 50 "a izpuStlli
domov. VA poti j. padcl in Sc "a
duSil.
Ivan knajpic, kro.iaSki pomoc-
mix, 5" j. pripcljal IL RogaSkc
Slatinc, da hi sci Y L.iubliaui ma
voJaSki nabor. Y torck. ;. {. IN.
ponoci pa jc skoGil Skozi okno syo-
Jcga stanovanja ma ulico. kicr .jc
t"zko poSkodovan oblczal.
Y dczclno bolnico So prcprliali
zine =. l. IN. vikarja " \ rtnjn, ma
Primorskcm g. T.. M~cznarSica.
sled ~volSkinih poroGil Sc nm .ic
omratil UNI. Easel .ic ma Gorruj>ko
III blodil pc polju okoli KoroSkr
Belle ma Gorcnjskcm. kicr ga .jc
naSIa voiaSka Straza.
' tctrtck, dine 6. t. m, ir skoGil
Y LJubljani pod Walk voiaSki un-
vince Franc kalan IL Sclc. Wax
mu jc odtrgal ohc roki i'm zmotkal
slavo. Nzrok straSncga dciauia nj
zuan.
Ma Jczici pri Liubliam j. pred
dncvi ncki konicnik tako n,>rcc-
NO padcl 5 kon.ia ma glavo. da So
mu j" gIaya prcbila in ic rc,cl ma
mcstu izdihnil.
Scsilctni Alfon2 Brcznik v Liub-
JAM jc glcdal, kako Sc ic med yo-
Jake DELLA hrana. Ncki mlad FAINT.
kI jc zadaj stall, ic sunil dcJka V
hrbct, da jc prilctcI naravnost Y
volaka, Xxi jc dclil Julio. Vrcla i'll
ha jc dcGka tako opckla. da So GA
moral prcpcliati V bolnico.
Pri Policeman ma Staicrskcm ic
voJaSka strata ustrclila nckcca de-
Sk"ga utitclja IL Saraicva. Hotel
lc stopiti V zclczniSki prcdor. Ma
pozlv strazc "StoiN' mi hotel OBJ
S'atl ter je potcgnil cello revolver.
obcsil sc jc prctckli tcdcn Ole
hJcnl 2Tlctni poscstnik Jozef Stnr-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
UTRINKI.

Y ncki drzavi j. bilo ~poroGanjc
q vujnih izgubah tako ncsramno.
da mi objavlicno Stcvilo padlih vo-
lakov doScgalo nit Stcvila mrtvIh
CaStnIkov. Pred ncbcSkimi vrati L.
stale 400 vojakov od gardc. in
k"r 50 storlli Smrt Ia vcro. dom.
crNarla So zahtcvali cd Svctcga
Petra, mai Jill pu>ti Y ncbcsa. ~.
Peter j. poglcdal. Skozi mo i'm Sc
razjczil "Pojditc. kamor hocctc.
Iaz vas Ne poznam. Uradno mi
j. naZnanjcuih lc dvaiSct padlih
Voiakov'. In zaloputnil .ic vrata.
Y vaSki Sell ic Ratchet razlagal
bozjo vScgamogoGnost. Nckaj casa
pozneie pa ie uGitclj pravil, kakSno
moe ina satan, kako izkuSa i'm "a
pcljujc ljudi in koliko zlcga stori.
Eden izmcd Solartkov vpraSa
nato utitclja Iakaj pa vscgamo-
goGni bog NJ ubijc hudica?
Ctitclj j. poglcdal. Sc popraskal
IA uScsi IN uaposlcd dciaI Eh, moi
fantic. &c hi JAZZ 10 vcdcl in razu-
mel. he hi bill vaSki utitcl.i.
Mali Pcpcck ic incl svojo filozo-
iltno uro. RazmiSljal j. in pravil (:
kaj "a 10. cc pridcm Y pckcl ?
Sal jr tan vscga dovolj,torcj bol.ic
in lcpSc kakor y ncbcsih. Kadar
ina kdo kakSno vcliko izgubo. ne
pravi nikdar ~ ncbcsa ic Slo".
ampak vSclci: "lIudic .jc well.
Torci mi ne bo tam niGcsar mani
kalo.
6"sp"d faimoStcr ic 81 ncko-
Iiko bolt pozna Spat, in ko jc mo-
raj drugo .iutro pridigati, Sc mu .ic
To poznalo. Hotel jc govoriti pray
Y Srcc liudcm. pa ic zaCcl:
Niditc. liubi kristiani, kako do
Der .jc bog Ia vas .ic izroGil smrti
s%vojrga cdimcga Sina, cdino oporo
SVojc visukc StaroSti,
Diva kardinala sta obiskala ola
Sovitcga slikaria Rafacla i'm ma vSc
naGinc kritizirala n.jcgovc slikc.
Med drugim sta mu tudi oGitala.
da jr obraz apoStclna Pavla prcr
dec. -
Rafael jima .ic mirno odgovoril 4:
Ko je bill Sc xiv, je bill res blcdci-
81. /daj, Y ncbcsih ga .ic pa sram.
da gospodarijo Y ccrkvi taxi go
spodjc, kakrSna sta vidva.
Lalinant poucujc proStovoljcc y
vojaSki Soil q hrabrosti i'm drugih
vojaSkih Gednostih i'll dolznostih.
Potcm %izpraSujc. Med MIN in pro
Stovoljccm Kohnom ST. ~razviic Sic
dcci dialog:
Lajtnant Prostovoljcc Kohn,
IakaJ mai ~zrtvujc voiak imctic i'm
IIvlJcnJc IA ~ccsarja in domovino?
kohn: PRAY innate gospod lait-
nant! Zakaj ncki maj zrtvujcl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

Vprasanje je lie, kako bo NADIA
ljcvanjc vojnc mogoGc, ako bo res
trcba braniti donavsko crto. Az
striiSka vlada poSilja telegram IA
telcgramom V svct, da So vsc vcsti
q ruskih zmagah zlaganc. Ampak
zakaj hudiCa j. potrm pol Cali
cijc in vsa Bukovina Y ruSkih ro-
kah?
Avstrijski >ujak gotoyo MISC
Slabi. Tam, kjcr Sc bojuic.io, Sc
gotovo trdo bojujcjo. &c SO bill
~potisnjcni nazaj, So moral imcti
yclikc izgubc. To j. logitno. Ako
hi bill potisnjcni do Donavc. hi
morale biti izguhc r. tako vclikc.
da Scdaujc armada ne hi wee STEELE.
I'm &c hoGc AvStriia tudi y tenn stu
taju nadaljcvati vojno, mora do
biti uovih voiakov. Stalna vojska.
dumnbranStvo, crna vojSka ic r.
v|poklicaua. Ali hoGr AvStrija to-
daj Sc starccm naprtiti puSko i'm
pobrati ScStuajStlctnc tantc2
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
Hribar aretiran? - PraSki lis

Hribar aretiran? - PraSki listi
2 dine 22. augusta pOroGajo IL I.jub-
Lame, da ic bill bivSi zupan i'm vod-
ia libcralne strankc, scdaj pred
sednik Liublianskc kreditnc ban
Ike, arctiran zaradi vclcizdajStva.
I ozirom ma to. da llribar pray
gotovo mi politicno nevarcn clio
vck, kcr ina "a To premalo Y gla-
vi, je vest mcvcrjctna. y ozirom ma
vnehovpiJoGo ncumnOst avStrISkr
policijc j. pa zopct verjctna. Med
vsemi onimi, kar Jill jc ia policiia
po izbruhu vojnc Y Ljubljani "a
prla, nj ne eden '%'ncvarcn'. Am
pax dee Jill pray veliko zaprc, ST.
zdi sama Schi wanna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
$4,000 italijanskih vojakov

baje pablo V a~vstrijski armadi.
Tako p~orocajo IL Trsta Gcz Rim.
Pravijo, da SO bill vsi trzaSki in
spodnjc tirclski polk V bitkah z
Rusi dccimirani. Med italiianSkim
prebivalstvom V AvStriii vlada sill
ma pobitost in razburjcnost, kate
TO pa scvcda kroti in "zdravi" po-
liciia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22
"Ustavnost" ma HrvaSkem

V Iagrcbu jc policija odvzcla Ca
sopisom pravico kolportazr. Y
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-22

naGin priti do Donavc, j. vcndar
oficiclni Dunaj spoznal ncvarnost.
Nj nc v%crjamcmo vscm poroci-
lom IL Pctrograda. ze cato ne, ker
ic njih prcycG govora u drobna-
rijah, prcYeG opisovanja patruluJ-
SIKH prask in prcvot napovcdova-
MIA. Ampak IL uradnc izjavc O
utrjcvanju Dunaja in BudimpcStc
Spozuavamo, da j. Sc vcliko mani
vcrjcti olcpScvalnim western z Du-
naja.