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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-30
Played a Banjo
Surrounded By
the Remains OF
His 3 Victims
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Ashboro, n. c., Nov. 2s.-Lowe
Daniels, a mountaineer,- was aEIeSleu
today charged with killing Eus"i
Warner Cora Daniels and Ethel Luz
+ber and wounding his wife. Officers
found him playing a banjo surrounded
he the congress. The details unknown.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-30

In London the American women's
war relief fund, in charge of the
Duchess of Marlborough, Lady Ran
dolph Churchill. Lady Paget Lady
Lowther, Mrs. Lewis Harcourt and
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, the daughter
of the American secretary OF state,
all of whom have ties Of marriage to
Great Britain, is also being assisted
with equal application by Mrs. Ava
willing Astor and Mrs. W. B. Leeds,
who have no such ties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-30
QUIET PREVAILS ALONG THE
FRONT IN ARGONNE REGION

Paris, Nov. 2e.-Tonisht's off,
eiai communication said quiet pre-
walls along the whole front in the
Argonne region. The German at
tacks have not been more sue
eessfui than formerly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-30

Continued on Page Two.l
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-11-30

The Journal ls the oHieIaI guide for
every Pensacola holiday buyer. Every
Important firm IN Pensacola S Journal
advertiser.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
Bear Greek, Mont.

Ma skupni sell dine 81. maja so
tukajsna slovenska podporna dru-
silva v Bear Creek in Washoe
"Slovenski Sinovi', Stew. liz S.
\. Z. j., "Svobodomiselni Sloven-
ci", Stew. 80, S. S. p. H., in drustvo
"sv. Stefana', stew. So, j. S. h. j.
sprejela sledece zakljucke:
l. CLAM vseh ten drustev odloc-
no protestiramo proti vsem ella
nom, kateri hi pc listih pisali pro-
ii zdruzenju jednot in "
2. Tukajsno 6lanstvo vseh teh
treh drustev je "a druzenje, ali
seveda TEN potion da ne DO nobe-
ma jednota ali zveza, kakor tudi
clani (ce) oSkodovani.
3. TukajSna drustva smo IA wee
razredov, oziroma tri do stir, in
da bolniSka pOdpora ne znasa
cree 3 dolarje dnevno, pOsmrtnina
pa ne cree 1900 dolarjev.
4. Smo prot nadaljni zdravniski
preiskavi, razen ce clan (ica)
zvisa bOlniSko podporo ali posmrt-
nino Sc pa mora podverci nadaljni
zdravniSki preiskavi.
5. TukajSna drustva apeliramo
ma clanstvo vseh s~lovenskih jednot
in zvez, da sklicujejo skupne seje,
posebnO pa Sc ma clanstvo, katero
spada k raznim jednotam i'll I'VE
Fam, katcre Sc do danes MISC skO-
raj storile koraka V prid zdruze-
nJu. Oziramo Sc pa tudi ma pri-
pravljalni odbor, da pref ko mo-
gOce pove svoje mnenje in da Sc
pOtem da ma sploSno glasovanje o
zdruzitvi. Ako pa pride do zdruze-
MIA. pa Sc posebej apeliramo ma
vSc tlanstvo pri vseh jednotah in
zvezah pc druStvih, da bojo volili
delegate "a glavno konvencijo, ne
30 prijateljstvu, ampak da bojo
vedeli, da so zmozni posla in delo-
vanja nam vscm V kOrist. X kon-
Gu Sc zclimo, da hi Sc kmalu zjedi-
Mill V jcdno mocno organizacijo.
Frank Rihar, predsednik.
Frank ~Podlinshek in Matin Setinc
zapiSnikarja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
NAZNANILO.

Danes sem prejel IL Gary, Ind,
tuznO vest cd sobrata Frank To-
maziG, ii. 81. nadzornik S. ID. p.
L.. ,da je neisprosna smrt pretr-
gala nit zivljenja njegovi soprogi
Mariji Tomato, dne 3. junija 1914
oh cetrti uri ziutraj.
Pokojna sestra .ie pripadala k
druStvo Napredni Slovenci st. 81.
S. ID. p. Y. v Gary, Ind. Bolna je
bila neprestano osem mesecev, ter
sc je ~podvrgla med TEN casom Sti-
rim tezkim operacijam, kar pa
skrbnosti moza in prizadevanja
zdravnikom Sc nj moglo posreciti
reSiti mladega zivljenja. Par dnij
pc prestani cetrti operaciji je "a
vedno prenehala ziveti starosti
osemindvajset let.
Nesrecnemu sobratu nase So
zalje.
Louis Bavdek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
SOCidIiStiGne SIike in karts.

"Piramida kapitalizma'', S slo-
venskim, hrvatskim in a~ngleskim
napisom.
"Drevo vsega hudega" S slo-
venskim napisom.
"zadnji strajk" s hrvatskim
napisom.
Prohibition Dope" z angles
kim napisom.
Gene slikam so l komad 15c;
L tucat 81; 100 komadov 800.
Gene kartam | komad &c!
l tucat 15c, 100 komadov Toe.
PoStnino plaGamo mi "a vse
kraje sveta.
INTERNATIONAL PUB. co.
1911 E. 9Th St.,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
Use kaT pOtrebuje moz.
S1.oo brivska priprava S1.oO.
10 KOMADOV 10

10 KOMADOV 10
Da Eve ~javnost "a naso univerzalno
brivsko pripravo in ~proizvodnje, bode-
me p~osiljali "a nekaj casa $500 vredno
brivsko pripravo "a samo sl.OO. Mi pro
dajamo nase produkte direktno odje-
malcem, in radi, tega 81 vi prihranite
YES dobicek agenta, kateri je velik.
l brivni noz
i 5 palcev velik 6opiG
l jermen, platnen ma eni strani
nikelnasto ogledalo
l 80 palcev veliko brisaGo
l komad mila
l kOmad pavdra
l dekoriran lonGek
l aluminium glavnik
l lasno krtaGo.
Vsaka priprava je vlozena v miGno
skatlico ter stane $l.00. Denar ali
Money Order ter l0c "a postnino.
UNIVERSAL PRODUCT COMPANY.
Dayton, Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
OTTAWA.

Rojakom mammalian, da sem
zopet zacel razprodajati zemljo V
slovenski farmarski naselbini V
Wausaukee, Wis, kjer je kupilo
zemljo re mad sto rojakov in Sc
jih je tudi re mnogo naselilo ter
81 p~ostavilo svoja domovanja.
V prvi vrsti povdarjam, da Sc
prodaja ia zemlja izkljucno lie
Slovencem, da dobi tedaj vsak
kupec rojaka "a soseda. JAZZ sam
sem tukaj naseljen s svojo druzi-
no, tako da morem vsakteremu V
vseh MONTH ozirih pomagati in
mu ma roko It'll. Svet, katerega
prodajam, je V sploSnem jake ro-
doviten ter Sc pridela ma MEM
vsakovrstne pridelke kot V sta
rem kraju. Podnebje je ugodno,
voda Zdrava in dobra, ravno tako
imamo tukaj vedno dober trg "a
vse pridelke, XII Sc prav lahko in
dobro prodajo. Kraj, Xxi je jake
prijazen in zdrav, nudi tudi vse
ugodnosti, kot po ve6jih mestih.
Tu imamo med drugim dobre So
lie, cerkve, mlekarno kmetijske
druzbe, banko, razlicne trgovine,
dobra pota in jake ugodne zelez-
niSke zveze z vsemi drzavami u
nije it'd.
Postrezba je postena in solidna.
Vsakdo, Xxi svet kupi, dobi este
lastninske papirje brez vseh OBJ
veznOsti, kakor Deed in Abstract
in to brez odlasanja ali kakih po-
sebnih stroskov. Tu Sc nj bait, da
hi bill kdo g~oljufan ali da bi izgu-
bill denar ali zemljo, ker garanti-
ra "a to Grimmer Land Co., ena
najvecjih zemljiskh druzb, XII la
stuje ma stotisoce akrov sveta. Da
je vse to resnica. Van lahko do
kaze veliko stevilo rojakov, XII so
tukaj kupili zemljo, in stevilna
zahvalna pisma, XII so v uradu
vsakomur ma razpolago.
Povsod tn naokoli je cena zem-
lji re poskoGilo, a JAZZ prodajam
rojakom Sc pc isti cent kot Ianf,
to je cd $500 do $4,000 ma aker.
Tudi povrnem voznjo vsakemu,
Xxi kupi najmanj 40 akrov zemlje.
Pogoji so jake lahki in ugodni.
Ia natancnejsa pojasnila Sc obr-
mite pismeno ali osebno ma
A. Mantel, Wausaukee, Wis.
(Adv.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
PoZoRi

Podpisani sc priporoGam Slo-
vencem V La Sale in okolici "a
stavbinska della. Postavljam ma
vadne in moderna poslopja. Spre-
Jemam tudi popravila in pre-
delavanje vsakovrstnih poslopij
pc zmernih cenah. Kadar zelite
postaviti hiSo, sc obrnite ma svo-
Jega rojaka. S tenn VAN DO pri-
hranJen denar in cas-. Delam DO
pogodbi. Ia s moia della jam
Gin.
Vas rojak Vcncel Obid,
43S Berlin Str, La Sale III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
PREMIER
'NOn-Puncture"
AVtOmObilni ObrOci
Jamceni "a 1900 mill.

I'll obroci imajo najveGjo garancijo
kar Sc tice trpeznosti in vstrajnosti. s
temi obro6i lahko ~prevozite mad 1900
mill in vendar so Gene tenn zelo mike,
cello nizje, kot onih nnvadnih obroGev
z navadno g~arancijo. Ia garancija Sc
nanasa ma "punctures in blow-outs" in
tudi vsakdanjo rabo, dale sc nanasa na
prevoz 1900 mill ter janet "a vse slu-
caje, izvzemsi izrabljenje. I'll obroei SO
izdelani IN n~ajtezjo sluzbo. Narocila so
prtsla "a to obroce cd Wade, da Sc jill
rabi v ME sluzbi. Kot izvanredno in
trodukcijo teh obro6ev VAN damo sle-
deee Gene IN dobo desetih dnij.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

F. G. r. Gordon. notoricen
rcnegat. Socialistozer kat. cerkve,
je priSel pred zvezno komisijo "a
industrijo. da V smislu programa
nastopi "a \. +. of l..
DobrO hi bilo izvedeti il kate
rega sklada Sc placuje tie vrste
golaZen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
ADVERTISEMENT
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Bl.sajnil: JOSH zELE, CLOS ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
Pomosni blaganik: JosIP MARINcIt, e4Os ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Oh
ZAUPNIK:
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PRIPRAvLJALNI oDBoR "A zDRUsTEv sLovENsKIH PoDPoRNIH
NApREDNIH oRGANIZACIJ.
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Zavertnik Jozef, 2s2l Crawford Ave, Chicago, Ill, elan {. y. P. j
Martin konda, 1855 So. Crawford Ave- Chicago, Ill, elan S S P
stfaneG Martin, box IS, Franklin, kans, clan DR.. sV. Barbara.
Frank J. Ales, 1905 W. 3lst St, Chicago, Ill, clan 5 b P. d l. D.
Uradno Classic; PRoIEARTC, 1905 W. Slst Street, Chicago, Ill
Vi Cenjena drustva, ohrona njh uIadniki, SO ujudno proseni, posljati ve
aOpse in denar, naavnOs n gavnega tajnika in nikOgar drugega Denar maj
&c posGa gasom pnvi, edno potion Postum; Expresmh; ali BanGnh denarnih
nakaznic, nikakOr pa ne potion privatnih eekov.
v slutaju, da opazuo drutveni tajniki pi porOcih glavnega tajnika kke
pomanjkjvost. maj to nemudoms naznanijo urad glavnega tajnika. da se v pi
hodnje popravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

V zalogi imamo vse druge velikosti.
Non-Skid 209o wee. $50 popusta, &c Sc
prilozi denar 2 naro6ilom in &c narcotic
diva obenem, plaGamo mi stroske. Ia po-
s~iljatve pc c. o. d. posiljite 1870 cele
svote. ker je izdelovanje 18TH omeje-
no, vas opoarjamo, da 81 takoj naroei-
tie, dokler jih imamo Sc kaj v zalogi.
Mi prodajamo direktno lastnikom avto-
mobilov, toraj 81 prihranite YES dobiGek
agenta.
NON-PUNCTURE PREvLECEK.
Rabite nase prevleGke. Ii z~abranju.
jejo blow.outs in 600 vsakokrsnega
poskodovanja, poleg tega VAN podaljsa
vsak obroG uporabo "a wee tisoG mill.
Kadar rabite nasa gumijaste obroGe, Sc
vozite brez skrbi in sitnosti.
Ia vse 3inGne obroGe. .Sl.95
Ia vse 312inGne obroGe. 1920
Ia vse 4inGne obroGe. $500
Ia vse 412in6ne obroGe. .$2.75
Ia vse 5inGne obroGe. $500
Ia vse 5lSinGne obroGe. $500
NoN-PUNCTURE FACTORY,
Dayton, Ohio.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
81 Brassleres Priced Sc

100 Brsssieres, some made OF
plain cambria with lace cdginx
Others with embroidery yoke. but
ton and cross in tho back Sizes
"a to Is.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

Made with not top and Of best
rubber ahectinx. Soft and piiabis
and easily cleaned with warm
each.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
PLAYS BOOST pOTLATcn FUND

TO raise funds for the Im Potach three
arranged the Metropolitan
THURSDAY afternoon and evening when the Tkums
will the Indian
Polatch
downtown parade prior the performance planned
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
81 Fairy Bust Supports soc

Just half price for Fairy BUS,
supports. made Of linen tape and
lace Insertion. Lace In the back
and hook In front. Sizes from ~
TO a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
COLLEGE CLUB IN TANGO TOWN.,

Tango Town and review.
will
Saturday afternoon evening
benefit the Washington
self Mcdonald o he ction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
Tussah Royal for Suits and
Dresses, $1.25 a Yard
inexpensive Drapery Items

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

Because TueFday Is Corset Day. the
Corset Section offers three different
styles OF good Use Corsets at soc each.
They're the low bust. long skirt styles
and some have elastic cores In back. Hook
below the front steel Come In sizes from
10 TO rs. Special. 39c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

OAKLAND t1-Miss Hazel Gibson OF this city wants 10 20
Red Cross sho is the granddaughter OF Countess
playwright and magazine writer
Miss Gibson student OF the Trinity hospital in san
hospital she went New YORK
studied pen nkehng Bnkley also
the East
she prefers nursing Hkeching to n stage career
Il Mexico much" said Miss Gibson yesterday
is anything while
country privilege be allowed TO care for
tho nations wounded heroes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
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POSTS BODY Goes TO MICH
GIRL FIGHTS WITH A 81 c SHARK

Jackson. 16 OF vancou.
Il
big thrilling twohour battle
In on
overheard
H. Miller The
1914 feet long and weighed 200 pounds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11
BISHOP RAPs MODERN FASHIONS

In
O ]. bishop
bishop. mothers and
OF
hardened from Injuries she wohps and
has noble womanhood."
Knights will Tuesday Speeches
Maurice Leehey, John Carmody,
John oPhean. Joseph o'Dcl and John NJ Boyle.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-05-11

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ored figure and stripe pat
terms. Designs favor the
low-neck style. plain or
with collar and short or
three-quarter sleeves. Sizes
- 10 4s.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-10
An AcrinI Jeyiutl,an

ZEPPELIN the unconquerabe, who has
L lost more money and lives in one series
of airships than any one with keart dares
TO count, seems to be the sort OF man
who will stop at nothing short of the utmost
achievement. Aside from regret that he
must devote his energies and money, his
talent and stability Of purpose TO warfare,
he looms as one of the biggest men in the
scientific world just now.
AT Friedrichshafen he is building the
largest Zeppelin record, which will carry
several pieces OF artillery and IA magazine,
and will have unprecedented steaming
radius. 1t will be the leviathan OF the air.
as the great liners came into the history of
navigation as monsters of the deep Ii will
carry more men than any Pther Zeppelin ever
A sister ship is being constructed along the
same lines. and six other Zeppelins are
going ahead in the hangers at Dusseldorf.
Potsdam and Hamburg.
II will be monster ship--the leviathan of
the air--and yet what does all this mean?
1t means merely that Zeppelin is pilng onto
the total of human knowledge and in
vention, striving for the maximum capacity,
at which comes the breaking point. Bearing
in mind the end of the Titanic is il not
possible that this monster Zeppetin's first trip
may be one of tragedy to itself and thus
the Vanity OF mans ambitions he cruelty
emphasized?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-10
The Next Cure, Please:

z YER since the white plague has made
IL itself most important target Of scien-
tific inquiry, cures have been proposed and
abandoned, projected and exposed. until the
natural state Of mind among men is to doubt
every one offered. So that 1t is not unlikely
that when the real cure comes 1t will have
to go through period Of skepticism and
denunciation and establish itself upon the
solid ground OF incontrovertible evidence.
The latest cure to make It's bow and
retire from the stage is the Friedman cure,
which came into New York year ago, ac-
claimed by the press, boosted to the skies by
advance agents, accepted by many of the
eager and denounced without investigation
by the utraconservative. Now, after a year
of testing and probing, the United States
Public Health Service puts It's final ''N. G."
on the Friedman method, which happens to
have been forgotten after the first doubts
were expressed.
But does the average reader remember
how eagerly victims of tuberculosis, bounced
upon the Friedman cure as their one great
hope, and how that visiting discoverer was
besieged by applicants for treatments from
all parts of the country? The first doubt was
raised by Friedmann's desire to make some
money out of his discovery not wholly
ignoble. If unethical, ambtion--and from
that moment he began to decline swiftly
as he had risen to national interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-10
THE TIMEs-DrSPATCH aud breakfast
arc served together with unfniling reEu-
larity in the Best Homes OF Richmond
IL your morning program completed
Tho Governors Appeal for Belgium

n OVERNOR STUART'S decision to issue
" proclamation urging the people Of Viz
GINA to make contributions Of money, food
and clothing for the relief of the destitute
inhabitants of war-ravaged Belgium will meet
public approval, and ought to assure gener-
GUS public response.
II is perfectly true, as has been suggested,
that the financial depression and the resulting
unemployment in this country will cause want
and suffering in this city and State, and that
this need must be met by the gifts of the
compassionate, but Virginia and Richmond
know no anguish comparable with that of the
unhappy Belgians. They are whole people
without home. Observation-Disclosures Of
thousands-are without the common necessi-
ties of life Modern history records no
parallel of such distress.
Virginia knows what it means to be the
battle ground of con tending armies, but Viz
ginia, herself, in the time of her greatest
anguish, could not show such scars as Belgium
wears to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-10
War News Fifty Years Ago
tFrom the Richmond Dispatch Nov TO- 1894.

Again we have to report nothing doing on
the lines either at Petersburg or on the nort,
In both sections is deep and the roads i'm
passable. but 1T is the opinion Of military exports
much longer, although there others who
say that there will be no more lighting OF
consequences this winter.
President Daviss message to tho Confederate
Congress gives Il good deal of space. and In !
discreetlS SO, to q discussion OF the question OF
the advisability of conscripting negroes for
military service In the Confederate armies. The
President advises Congress to take the matter
under serious consideration. but 1t is doubtful
II that body will even consider II.
Governor Smith. of Virginia. yesterday sub
mitted to the Confederate Congress full report
of the proceedings OF the convention of Gov
ernors recently held In Augusta, Ga.
Hon. a. H. Garland. OF Arkansas, yesterday
took his sent rs Confederate States Senator to
succeed the Hon. c. b. Mitchell, deceased
The voluminous report of the Secretary of the
Treasury OF the Confederate States yester-
day submitted to both houses OF Congress- and
ordered printed for future consideration 1t
shows bad condition OF national finances.
In the House yesterday Mr. Handy, OF Arkan-
sas. offered resolution, which WAS passed.
demanding Information from President Davis II
he has made any appointments under the act of
the last Congress providing for the appointment
and organization OF a-general stafs for the Con-
federate armies In the field, and II not why not
The Fedcrals have defeated the small Con-
federnte force holding the town Of Milton, Fla.
and after capturing the town they burned 1t to
the ground. that Is. pretty much everything in
1t, including the Confederate salt works that
were being operated there
Tho report comes through the late Northern
papers that the town of Leavenworth. Ind. has
been captured and burned by Confederate
raiders
Brigadier-oeneral John X. jackson has been
assigned to the command Of the military
subdistrlct OF Georgia with headquarters at
Savannah.
The city markets now better supplied
with country produce than they have been In
several months but prices all commodities
continue very high, In fact, beyond the reach Of
any except the very rich.