davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
ZADNJE VESTI.

Rim, 9. avg. - Avstrijskc boz
ne ladijc bombardirajo Antivari V
Crnlgorl IL Bosnc ncprcstano
prlhaiaio vcsti, da j. tam rcvolu-
cija. BoSniaki So oborozcni
BruSclj, 9. avg. - Ncmci 50 we
Ii Licgc, ali utrdb Sc MISC well.
London, Q. avg. - IL Pctrogra-
da porocajo, da jc pol milioma Ru-
SOY prckoracilo ncmSko mcjO.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
POSLEDICE KLANJA.

Bethlehem Steel Co. South Be
tlehemu, Pa, jc 5. augusta odslo.
villa 2000 delavcev vsled pomanj-
kanja naroGil IL Europe. Nekaj Sc
govori, ola bo jcklarski trust ma
redil isto tudi po drugih krajih
kjer so njegovc jeklarne in zele-
zarne. Hudo jc prizadeta tudi In.
ternational Harvester Co, Xxi We
liko eksportira V Rusijo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
PR0KLAM ACIJA
EVROPSK KONTINENT -VELIkANSkA KLAVNICl
AMERISKA SOCIALISTICNA
STRANKA PROTI KLANJU
v EVROPI.

SocialiStiGna stranka Icdinjc-
NH drzavah amcriSkih izrcka svo-
j. Slnpatije dclavstvu Evropi V
scdanjih bridkih urah, ko so ga
pahmlli zblazncli monarhi, zviti
politlkarji i'll poircSni kapitalisti
y krvaVi, ncGuvcni konflikt.
Dclavstvo Europe maj pomisli,
ola dclavci razlitnih drzav, Xxi So
prlzadctc Y vojni, nimajo nobcnc-
"a spora med scboj in da tcSkotc
- bcda, brczposclnost in tlacenjc
- kl Jih trpijo, MISC povzroGili de-
lavcl druge drzavc, tcmveG vlada-
joel razrcd njihovc lastnc drzavc.
Dclaystvo Europe mai pomisli,
prcdcn Sc pusti slcpo izrabiti cd
ncclovcSkih dcspotov, Xxi so pri-
pravljcni prcliti kri tisoGcv in
spraViti miliOnc V ncsrcGo i'm "a
lost, opustoSiti polja in unititi ci-
vilizacijo svrho, da zadostijo
svojm zlobnim nakanam.
SocialistiGna stranka Y Zedinie-
NH drzavah prOtcStira soglasju
naGcl mcdnarodncga socialisticnc-
ga glbanja proti tel straSni vojni
in proti vsaki vojni, maj naStanc
IL katcrcgo uzroka hocc; vojna jc
divjc, barbarsko i'm ncGlovcSko
SredStvo "a reScvanje opraviccnih
ali neopraviccnih sporov, kajti to
srcdStvo je dcstruktivno idcji
bratStva in cloyccanstva, Gcmur jc
poSvcGeno mednarodno socialist
emo gibanjc.
Socialisticna stranka V Zcdinie-
nih drzavah ogorGcno obsoja Via
dajoGe sloje Europe in konStati-
ra pred celim svctom, da so zadnji
svojo akcijo tel krizi jasno po-
kazali, da so ncsposobni vladati
mad narodi in jih varovati.
SocialiSticna stranka Zcdinjc-
nih drzav dale pozivlia vse mo
zcmskc dclavcc bivajocc Y Amcri-
ki, zlasti tistc, koiih domacc drla
We So zapletcnc Y To vojno, da 81
snidejo ma javnih shodih i'm de
monstrirajo bratStvo in solidar-
most vScga dclavStva brcz razlikc
ma pleme, vcro ali narodnoSt. Po-
zivljamo krajcvnc socialisticn,
organizacijc, da poskrbc "a tc sho-
de.
SocialistiGna stranka Zcdinic-
nih drzav nudi TEN potom svoio
pomoc socialiStiGnim strankam y
Evropi pri vsakcm koraku, ki "a
Storijo Y svrho miru in blagosta-
MIA med ljudmi
Socialisticna Stranka Xcdinic-
nih drzav konGno apcluic ma zycz.
no vlado y Washingtonu, da zdai
pokazc vrcdnost svoicga stalSca
IA mir ; TEN, da takoi ponudi po-
srcdovanjc in skuSa na vsc mogo.
dc natinc povspcSi koncc tcga gro.
zncga komflikta.
Odbor "a hipno akciio.
Walter Lenfersiek.
| taiuik soc Straul,o y \n,I.il,i /
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
KIDD Sc TEPE IN KOLJE.

V Evropi divja sploSna vojska.
NcmGija je napovcdala vojno
Franciji in Rusiji, Anglia Mem
ciji, Avstrija Srbiji in Rusiji in
Crna Cora Avstriji. V vojno so
zaplctenc tudi BeIgija, Holland
ska in Svica DanSka Sc bo tudi
pridruzila vsak cas-. Ma eni strani
STA NemGija in Avtrija in proti
tcma dvema stojilo nasproti
Francija, Anglia, Bclgija, IIo-
landska, Russia, Srbija, Crna
Cora in Svica. Prvi dive imata
okrog sedcm milionov moz arma-
de in nasproti TEN je okrog 10
milionov MOI. ltalija, katera sc
priSteva trojni zvezi, to je Mem
Giji in Avstriji, jc proglasila
nevtralnost in z vcscljcm pozdra
villa ponudbo Zcdinjenih drzav
IA posrcdovanjc. NemSki cesar j
vsled tega silno razjarjcn in "a
htcva cd Italije, da mora drzat
svojo besedo in pomagati NemGij
in Avstriji; toda Italija Sc Sc n
odzvala koncem zadnjega tedna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Strajk premogarjev NanaimC

Strajk premogarjev Nanaimo,
b. G. So vedno traja. Straikarii so
IL glavnega stana "U. NJ. W. of
~. dobili obvestilo, da Jim orga-
nizacija tcSko izplacujc tcdcnsko
podporo, kcr ina ma vseh koncih
velikc stroSkc; toda Strajkarji so
glasovali, da Sc Strajk nadaljujc.
Svojo organizacijo SO naproSiIi,
da maj Jim pomaga dcnarnimi
prispcvki vsaj Sc do Is. augusta,
in ako Sc do tega casa operatorji
ne podajo, da bodcjo dali ma gla-
sovanje "a generalni Strajk vseh
Strok "a Vancouver distrikt in o.
kolico. Premogarji so prepricani,
da potom gencralnega Strajka la
hko dosezcjo svoje zahteve.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

V Indiji, katera spada pod
angleSko krOno, so Sc po Scstintri-
dcsctih lctih zOpet pojavili resni
nemiri in REBEL zugajo, da bode-
10 uprizorili splosno vstajo. Angli,
ia zahteva cd IIindustanOv vsako
leto $167,000.000 davka. Zivlje-
ME teh revezev Sc ne more OPT.
sati. V zadnjih desetih letih je cd
stradanja pomrlo 90 miljonov moz
zena in otrok. Seveda. Anglia je
civilizirana dezela in angleSki
lordje potrebujejo mnogo denarja
in potem ako vsi Hindostani od
lakote poginejo. AngleSka pluto.
kracija Sc igra ognjem, ker ako
Sc vzdigne 240,000.0OO angleskih
podanikov Indiji, potem Sc zna
zamajati prestol V Londonu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

konfliktu sprozil prvi strcl, ic do
bila omenjcna druzba kar ma en-
krat vsc polno narocil To ic "a
lostno narcotic "a one, katcri 2na-
Jo mIsllti svojim mozgani. Delay
ci bodcjo dclali Y tovarnah IA
smodnik in druge cksploziync sno-
vi noe i'll dan zato, da Sc drugih
dclavccv ma stotisoGc i'm morda ma
miljonc pobijc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
$4,000 NemceV mrtvih v Belgiji. = BOsni je
reVOIuciia. - Socialist SO do Zdaj preprecili
vOinO " Italiji. - Amerika cuti pOSIedice.

paG pa je talijanski kralj odre'
dill ma them mobilizacijo 75O.-
600 moz "a ''wsak slucaj". V
resnici bi pa italijanski kralj
rad ugodil Nemciji, ali boji Sc -
revolucije. Javno mnenje Itali-
j je proti Avstriji in Nemciji in
socialist so zagrozili, da bodo
priceli revolucijo proti kralju
takoj elm pride do vOjno.-Grska
in Bolgarska sta prOglasili new
tralnost pod pogojom, ce bo mi
rovala Turcija; Portugalska re-
publika je sklenila pomagati An
gliji. Svedska, NorveSka in Dan
ska so sicer tudi nevtralne, toda
mobilizirajO vseeno obrambO
proti Nemcem. - Vojna pa nj sa-
mo Evropi, temvec grozi tudi
" Aziji in drugod, kjer so angle
ske in nemSke kolonije. Japonska
ie mobilizirala cello flotO in oblju-
bila pomoc Anglezem, ce bodo
nemSke bojne ladije napadale an
gleSke kolonije ma daljnem VITO
ku. Htajska republika je progla-
sila nevtralnOst po vzgledu Ze-
dinjenih draw.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
Lehigh in Wilkes Barre prcmo

gova druzba Pa, ic zaprla eden,
Delaware in Hudson druzba pa tri
rove. 5000 dclavccv jc izgubilo
dclo. Lchigh- Wilkcs-Barrc rov
bodc zaprt dcsct dni, drugi trijc
pa "a ncdoloGcn cas-.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Vsled velikega rozljanja oroz-
Jem V Evropi, imajo amcriSke to-
varne "a smodnik preko glave ma
rocil. "Thc Du Pont de Nemours
Powder Company" katcra lastuje
tOvarne "a izdelovanje smodnika
V Pompton Lakes, Mountainvicw
in Wayne, y. j. je razglasila, da
bodejo njene tovarnc obratovale s
polno paro noe in dan. Kakor hi
tro Sc jc scdanjcm cvropcjskem
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

ljajo Hrvate ma vstajo proti Av-
striJi. Avstrijska armada oh srb-
ski meji Steje zdaj samo kakih
10000 MOI; vse druge Gete so cd
Sic Galicijo proti Rusom. To je
dalo Srbom korajzo. IL Belgrade
pOroGajO s. avg, da je bill pora-
zen Sesti regiment avstrijskih
topnicarjcv z velikimi izgubami
blizO Obrenovca zapadno cd Bel
grada. Avstrijci so pobegnili pro-
ii Saw in pustili topove Srbom.-
IL Milana pOrotajo 8. avg, da je
Grnogorska skupstina (parla.
menD petek giasovala "a vojno
Z Avstrijo. Crnogorske cete so
Sc re zdruzile Srbi in prodirale
bodo V Bosno. (Vse tie vesti pri-
hajajo il Nisa (Srbija) potom Ri
ma in Pariza)
GROZoDEJSTvA v AvSTRIJI.
V Avstriji Sc godijo strasne re-
Gi. NatanGnih porocil nj, kajti av-
strijska cenzura danes prekasa
tudi rusko, ali nekaj vesti je lie
uslo i'll il tie je razvidno, da Sc
godijo tamkaj grozne reGi. IL Pa
RIA pOrocajo, da Sc je V Bosni
uprl eden ceSki regiment, ma kar
so bill Wsi vojaki dotiGnega regi-
menta do zadnjega moza ustrelje-
nj! Dale porocajO, da Sc je veli-
ko ceSkih rezervistov uprlo donna
na CeSkem in obsojeni so bill ma
smrt. v Zagrebu obeSajo vsak
dan "uporne" Srbe in druge
"veleizdajalce" rabelj ina neki
toliko posla, da ga ne more sam
izvrSevati in dobil je pomocnika
IL BudimpeSte. IL Rima porocajo
I. avg, da Sc V Trstu vrSijo We
Tiki nemiri in da je bilo veliko
JugoslovanOv (Srbov) ustrelje-
nih, ko so javno demonstrirali "a
SrbijO. Neki Srb po imenu Milo
Seyic je med ustreljenimi Da je
polozaj zelo rcsen, razvidno je iz
dejstva, da je veGji del avstrijske
flote odplul IL Pulja proti Trstu.
Use te vesti seveda MISC mixer
potrjene, ali avStrijska vlada jih
ne zanikuje in to jc znacilno. IL
Avstrije sploh nj nobenih urad-
nih porocil, a drugih pa Sc mani.
Mice ne We, .kaj Sc tam godi
Vest ,da je bill cesar umorjen, Sc
zanikuje Parizu in Londonu,
ali IL Avstrije nj nobenih pojas-
I nil. - IL New Yorka porocajo,
da je avstrijSka vlada narotila
% kvartov zdraWila "tetanus Sc.
rum "a rane od krogelj Y New
/ orku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11
"a hlpno akcijo.
Walter Lanfersiek.

tajnik soc. stranllc Y Amcriki
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

Europa gori!. Strasni krvavi pamen svga malone po
kontinentu in pora milone mione clovesh bij
Cvetoca gineo pah ponosna polja puscave
posuta truph in poplavlena rekami krvi..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-11

List Ia korisu delav-
skesa ltudstvn. Delav-
CT 80 opraviceni do
vsesa kar produclraio.
This paper 10 devoted
to the interests of the
working class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ey produce.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

tributions.
"And after we had done all of this,
the figure we decided upon, and
which am not at liberty to tell you
until it has been accepted, was more
than 95 per cent of the girls working
at that trade, the trade of brush
making, were then receiving"
1t is appalling to be confronted
with figures like these, compiled and
given to us by a woman who knows
whereof she speaks, and to realize
that the amount arrived at as the
minimum wage on which a woman
could live, making no allowances for
medical attendance, for dentistry, for
sickness or idle time, is away beyond
what girls in factories and depart
ment stores right here in Chicago,
where the living cost is as high if not
higher than in Massachusetts, are re-
ceiving.
1t makes so much more appalling
the fight that the shopkeepers and
factory owners put up last spring at
Springfield against the enactment of
minimum wage law that placed the
minimum wage at So week.
That sum is not living wage. Yet
the union of employers prevented the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21
MASSACHUSETTS GIRLS DECIDED ON TWELVE
FIFTY PER WEEK AS A MINIMUM
BY JANE WHITAKER


debts"
nineteen pretty
decided
Mrs Evans smiled the little girl sympahecay then smiled
a the
girls employers
The girls had allowed for day. Sunday
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-21

they must dispense with the Satur-
day Evening Post, and that if they
bought Sunday paper they must do
without the weekly ones.
Then we found fifty cents put
aside for show every two weeks,
and we cut that down to one fifty
cent show a month.
The girls had allowed $3.50 a year
for their clothes.
THAT is absurd an employer
said. They do not need to spend 500
for a suit If they watch the bar
gains at the time of the year the
stores have sales they can get suit
for $780, as though working girls,
girls who work in factory, could go
to the stores whenever they pleased.
But we cut down the clothes, after
the gentleman had said he was sure
they could supply their years ward
robe for $74.
1--WE also eliminated one nickel
show week and made it one nickel
show in two weeks.
''The matter of a room and board
we also curtailed, after we had
thrashed out the fact that it was not
fair to consider rates at places like
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23
SEED FOE TREES.

1t is seldom possible to plant tree
seeds where the trees are expected to
grow permanently. Many trees grow
very well for the first three or four
years, but they can be obtained better
in nursery, and then transplanted.
The seed tf the Russian wild olive
may possibly be obtained from Bar
teldcs Seed Company, of Lawrence,
Kansas. This firm makes practice
of dealing in tree seeds more particu-
larly than almost any other seed house
in the bnited States.
The Russian olive, however, is not q
very popular plant in most parts of the
United States, and perhaps it be neces-
sary for you to buy young plants grown
from cuttings. The seeds may be treated
either oy freezing in moist sand during
the winter, CT by pouring hot water
over the seed, and letting it stand for
about twelve hours before planting. In
order to grow good, solid hedge, or
windbreak formation of this plant,
young trees should be set about two
and one half to three feet apart in the
row. The best form of windbreak, how.
ever, is not made by solid hedge row.
formation, but by strip of timber
along the windward side of the orchard
land that you seek to protect. .;
The black locust seed may best be.
sprouted by pouring boiling hot water
over the seed and letting the seed stand
in enough water to just cover them for
about twelve hours, then draining the.
water away and planting without dry
ing. You will have the best success if,
you plant the seed in the nursery row
and transplant the young locust trees
at one year old. The trees may be set
as close as three feet apart to develop
a hedge formation. The better planJ
however, is to set several rows six or
eight feet apart, and the trees three to
four feet apart in the row.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23
FEEDING TURKEYS.
k&k HETHER one is feeding incubator
He hatched turkeys or turkeys hatch

&k II HETHER one is feeding incubator
" hatched turkeys or turkeys hatch
ed from the hen, the first feed
should be stale bread moistened with
sweet milk, chopped onion tops, grit
and pure water. at this time the
Ipoults are nearly three days old. About
three days later the bread is changed
gradually to commercial chick feed
cooked with curds and lettuce. Three
or four days later there is added to this
feed dry bran and beef scraps-five
parts bran to one part scrap, mixed and
placed within their reach in shallow
boxes, which is kept before them all
the time until they become five months
of age. A convenient hopper for this
dry bran feeding is box four feet
long, six inches wide and six inches
deep, with strip two inches wide nail
ed lengthwise and in the middle across
the top. Supply this hopper daily just
enough for single days feed, all that
the poults will eat. Fresh green stuff,
such as lettuce, kale and cabbage is
fed literally daily, morning, noon and
evening, Also sweet milk and fresh
water. The drinking vessels are wash
ed clean daily. A box of gravel,
cracked shells and a dust bath are kept
in their nursery.
From the time they pick up oats,
corn or wheat, their grain ration should
consist of equal parts of these grains,
mixed and scattered in the runway
three times daily, as much and no more
than they will eat. Two weeks before
these turkeys are to be marketed for
Christmas trade, they are placed in
roomy pens, containing four birds each,
and are fed, aside from the grain and
bran ration mentioned above, the fol,
lowing fattening ration three times
daily all they will eat up clean; the
change, however, must be made gradu-
ally: six parts middlings, two parts
beef scraps. This is weighed out and
moistened with milk. The green feed
fed as before.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23

rollment that mas ever been in the de-
partment.
There has also oeen taught during
the year in tine department 439 persons,
deducting 149 Implications, where stu
dents have been in more than one class,
200 individuals having been taught in
the department.
The popular work given by the de-
partment is advanced physiology to
young women of the Department of
Domestic Science, and the work in dis
eases and accidents of animals, simple
remedies and sanitation, given to agri-
cultural, horticultural and other stu
dents.
This is the kind of work that makes
a department valuable to the state.
On March II, 1914, four months be-
fore graduation, Thomas Elliott, a Sen.
ior student in the Department of Veter.
mary Science Of the State College, took
the United States examination for vet
crinarian in the Philippine service. A
few weeks ago, Mr.. Elliott received in.
formation from the Civil Service Com
missioner that he had passed the exam.
inaton and would be subject to ap-
ro.ntment, as soon as the commission
received authentic information that he
had graduated. The position to which
the passing of this examination makes
Mr.. Elliott eligible pays $l7o000. Mr.
Elliott is to be congratulated on being
able to pass as difficult an examina-
tion as the United States Commission
gives for eligibility to this position,
four months before he graduates.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23
ORCHARD POLLINATION.
LIE Experiment Station at Pullman
has been engaged for several sea

has been engaged for several sea
sons in study of orchard pollina-
fion to determine which varieties of
apples are self sterile and need to be
planted near other varieties in order to
be fruitful and which, if any, can sue
cessfully pollinate their own blossoms.
Tests have also been made with a nun.
Der of the more important varieties to
show what combinations give the best
results in cross polination. Most of
these studies have been carried on at
Pullman, but this spring considerable
work was done in several orchards at
Opportunity, Washington, and the re.
cults may be of interest.
Nineteen varieties were tested for self
sterilty. Rome Beauty and Baldwin
were the only varieties tested which
gave any promise of being able to pro
duee crop without cross pollination,
and these set much less fruit than when
crossed. Ben DAYS, Wealthy and Vel.
low Newtown were slightly self fertile.
King Davis, Delicious, jonathan. Wag.
ener, Winter King, Spitzenburg, Yel-
low Transparent, Rhode Island Green
ing ard Wincsap failed to produce any
fruit from self polnatcd blossoms.
Rome Beauty, Mcintosh, Delicious.
Spitzenburg, Ben Davis and Wagner
oil gave good results as pollinzers of
Jonathan. Winter Banana and Yellow
Newtown were also crossed successfully
with Jonathan, but gave fewer fruits
than the other varieties. Jonathan. De
liclous and Ben Davis crossed most
readily VII Wagner and Rome also
gave some fruit. Wagener, Delicious,
jonathan and Winter Banana gave the
best results with Spitzenburg while Vel.
low Newtown and Ben Davis gave quite
good results, and Rome, Mcintosh and
Winesap were found to cross pollinate
the Spitzenlerg successfully. Rome
Beauty was most successfully polenized
by the Wagener, though this is not a
very desirable combination in orchard
practice as the Wagner is an early
bioomer and the Rome blossoms rather
late. Jonathan, Delicious, Ben Davis
and Spitzenburg all gave very good re
suits as pollinizers for the Rome.
In most cases it has been found that
varieties which blossom at the same
time will cross pollinate successfully
and, as rule, set more fruit than the
same varieties when self pollinated
Ninesap and Stayman Winesap, how
ever, have failed to give good results
as ,pollinizers on any of the varieties
tested. The Experiment Station has a
bulletin in preparation giving the re-
suits in detail of this and other polina-
tiOn tests "
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23
VETERINARY SCIENCE.

FHE Department Of Veterinary Sci
ence of the State College is doing
splendid work among the students
of the college, judging from the re-
port which DR.. Nelson, head of the de-
partment, recently made to President
Bryan.
In this report the following state
ments occurred: This year there have
been ten students enrolled in the four,
year course, and 20 in athe three-year
course, q total Of SO, the largest en-
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1914-07-23
IMPORTANCE OF LIVE STOCK AND
CROP ROTATION.

HE Importance Of keeping live stock
and Of practicing rotation Of crops
o. in maintaining the producing ca
pacity of the soil is becoming more ap-
parent each year on the State College
farm. Three plots show this fact very
strikingly. One plot has been growing
wheat continually every year since 1899
without any manure or other fertilizer
being applied. The second plot has
grown wheat every year since 1899, but
has had light application of manure
plowed under each year. The third plot
has had no manure applied and has
grown a crop every year, but rotation
Of wheat one year, oats one year, clover
two years and corn one year has been
carried on since 1899, the 1914 crop be-
ing wheat.
The important lesson to be observed
at this time is that the plot that has
grown wheat continually without
manure promises very low yield. To
the observer, the plot that has been
manured and the plot that has not
been manured, but has grown a rotation,
show an equally good growth of wheat
at this time and show better growth
than they did fifteen years ago.