davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Cleveland, Ohio.
f. Podboj

Radikalnc idcjc so naSle svojo
pot tudi y vrStc clevelandskega
ucitcljStva. To je vsekakor vessel
pojav. ' rokah uciteljstva je ma
mreG izobrazba bodoGe generacije
IN miSljcnje ucitcljev ina brez-
dvomno vclik vpliv ma uGence.
Ic wee casa j. vladala med nil
mi nczadovoljnoSt zaradi nizkih
plaG. Obrnili so Sc tel zadcvi ;
proSnjo ma SolSki odbor, katcri je
pa iSto arogantnO odklonil. Takoi
nato Sc jc zaGclo gibanjc "a orga-
niziranic utitcljSkc uuijc. Sklica-
Ii 50 par ShodOv, ma katerih sta
govorila med drugimi tudi socia-
liSta G. f. RUthenbcrg i'm Max s.
Hayes. Posledica tch Shodov jc
bila, da Sc j. vccina uGiteljcv IL
rckla "a mijo. katcra mai Iii Sc
priklopila X Cleveland Fedora
tion of Labor. Toda Solski odbor.
da pokalc Svojc zaniccvanje do
organizirancga d~clavStva. .ic ma
Svoji sell sprcjcl rcSolucijo, V ka-
tcrcj iziavl.ic, da bodo vsi uGitc-
iii. katcri poStancjo Glani uniic.
izgubiIi svoic sluzbc. Cleveland
ske unijc so nato Sklicale vclik
proteStni shod, katcri Sc ie vrSil
Y ncdcljo. dine 81. maja V Wade
Parku. Ma tenn Shodu so govorili
Samuel GompcrS. %prcdSednik \.
+. of L., John i. Vol in c. L.
Ruthcnbcrg. Navzotih jc bilo vec
tiSoG Judd. kakor VISA znamcnia
kazcjo. Sc DO razSirilo gibanic IN
organiziranje uGitcljstva. 20 cell
DRAW Ohio.
Slov. soc. klub V Clcvelandu ic
priredil zadnji mesec diva uliGna
shoda, katera sta bila jake dobro
obiskana. Klub namerava prize
dit par takih shodov vsaki me.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
UredniStvo Proletarca,
Chicago, Ill.
Cenjcni,
ProSim. priobCitc slcdcCc.
Javno vpraSanje ma urednistvo
"AMERIKANSKGA SLO-
VEECA''.

kakor VAN znano. SEN bill dnc
1. maja Y NaScm urcdniStvu. ter
zahtcval, da stavek. katcri .ie bill
objavljen Y Il. 33. VaScga case
pisa (izdan dine 81. marca 1910
in y katcrcm me ncki faran dolzi
tatvinc ccvljcv, prckliGete. Oh
ljubilo Sc mi ic : casino bcscdo.
da bodctc zadcvo prciskali in ako
uajdctc. Ola jc dotiGna trditev laz,
bodctc princSli prcklic tcku enc
ca tcdna. Minulo jc zc nckaj te-
dnov a Vi tcga Sc nj ste storili.
Xakaj ne? ProglaSim torej Vas in
doticncga farana in Co. tako dol.
90, dokler ne princSctc-ali do
kazc "a Vase trditcv ali pa pre-
klic, "a laznjivce najnizje vrste !
John Podlcsnik.
Springfield, III.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Glencoe. Ohio.
SO
90
Cenjeno urednistvo :

Cenjeno urednistvo:
Kakor znano pOGiva tukaj delo
V premogokopih ze cd l. aprila,
in to je vzrok, da IN izgubili IL
svoje srede enega najboljsih So
drugov: Pavel Dolenca. Sodrug
Dolenc je Sci cd tukaj V Pennsyl-
vanijo "a delom, in ker nj incl
gmotnih sredstev, Sc je odpeljal
s tovornim vlakom. kjer ga je "a
della nesre6a. Poro6ilo o njegovi
smrtni nesre6i Sc glasi, da Sc je-
vozil S svojim prijateljem ma Via
ku, kjer je bilo nalozeno zelezo.
Wax sta dobila Y Carnegie, Pa.
ker sta Sc bala zelezniSkih cuva-
jev, sta Sla vSak ma drug VOC.
Kakor nitro jc potegnil WAX IL
meSta, Sc je pa vSul kup zclcza ma
Dolenca in "a ma mestu zmcGkal.
Use TO je njcgov Spremljcvalec
vidcl, toda pomagati mu nj mogel.
KaSncje j. skotil 2 voza in to Spo-
rojil poStajucmu tclcgrafiStu, ma
kar so u~cSrctucza potcgnili izpod
kupa zcleza Iclc y WcllShurgu.
W. Va. Taxa jc uSoda dclavca. &C.
ga me- uhijc pri dclu, GA ubijc pa
pri i>kaniu della. kcr jc bill ranjki
elan druStva Fora Il. ~ S. y. p.
j.. "a jc dalo druStvo pripcljati
Semkaj, uakar smo "a pokopali ma
mkajSnjcm pokopaliStu. Social
Sticni klub st. ,, katcrcga elan .ic
hi, mu je polozil ma krSte venec,
iStotako mu je dalo vcncc dru-
Stvo Fora &. 81.
Pokojni jc bil west elan Svo-
jega razrcda. zaveden in delaven
n naSo Svcto >tvar. 81 je tUdi
dali casa tajnik socialisticnega
klUba Sodr. Dolenc ie hill 2S let
star, donna IL Poljan ma Kranj
Skem in je bill Ameriki IA let.
V boju "a svoj obStanek ca jc do
hitela Smrt, katere Sc ie naima-
ME nadjal. Bod mu lahka zcm-
ljica,
John Kravanja.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09

sec skoA cello poletJe. Taxi shodi
so namrec najboljSe sredstvo "a
razsirJanje socialisti6nega evan
CELIA med tukajSnjimi slovcnski-
mi delavci. Oh enem nudijo ii
shodi najlepSo priliko "a rape
~cavanje socialiStiGne literature.
kdOr pozna razmere med Slo-
venci V Cl~evelandu, We da jc tu-
kaj socialistiGna agitacija jake
tezavna. IaStave, uniformc III pa
rade imajo tukaj Sc mnogo pri-
staSev. Ne samo klcrikalni ma
z~adnjaki, ampak tudi naprednja-
Xxi in takoZvani "svObodaSi' ne
cutijo nikakrSne potrebc "a de.
lavsko polititno organizacijo. 10
je Sl0T. soc. klub. oh casu Strajka
Y Michiganu, Sklical Shod Y ko-
riSt Strajkujocih r~udarjcv, kate
ri SO bill tudi naSi rojaki. so priSli
ma IA Shod Samo Glani kluba i'm
par SomiSljenikov. I'm 10 Y Clcvc-
laudU. kjcr Zivi 5000 Slovcnccv.
Nzroki "a 10 brczbrilnoSt so raz-
liGni i'm po mojcm mncnju .jc maj
vcGji vzrok dcjstvo. da uimamo
y Clcvclaudu jaSopisa. katcri hi
Sc zavzcmal IA dclavskc koriSti.
Il.L1.A-l. l H..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09

Predsednik precita navodila "a
rcsolucije k zdruzitvi:
H. Predlog sprejet, da so vsi
drustveniki navzoci cd gori ONE
njenih druStev "a zdruzenje.
p Da kar najhitrcje priprav-
ljavni odbor "a z~druzenje jednot
in zvez vpoSlje ma VISA prizadeta
druStva poziv, da glasujejo, Ge so
IA zdruzitev ali ne.
b Da pripravljavni odbor kar
najhitreje, ko BIO glasovanje "a
zdruaitev koncano. doloGi cas- "a
izvanredno konvencijo.
~ Da Sc potion sploSnega gla-
Sovanja doloci mesto, kje Sc DO
izvanredna konvencija vrSila.
81 Da pripravljavni odbor do
loci Stcvilo clanov "a delegate k
izvanredni k~onvenciji.
g. Da Sc napravijo / razredi
IN prcpusti Use drugo konvenciji
i'm pa da zdravniSka prciskava "a
zdruzcnic odpade pri prcstopu liz
niljega Y viSji - razrcd pa osta-
ne: to je, kdor prcStopi IL nizje-
"a razrcda Y viSii razrcd, sc pa
mora DAFT zdravniSko prciskati.
- la Sc imc move organizacIJe
prcpuSca dolocbi k~ouycucijc.
81 Ia Sc dajo vSc tc rcSolucije
y Classic S. y. p. J.. " P|rolctarca,
glasilo S. -. p. Z. n pa Y elias
Svobodc, glaSilo s. S. p. Z.
Josef Zorko,
prcdScduik Skupncga shoda.
Mihacl .JamniR,
z%apiSnikar Skupenga shoda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
South Fork, Pa.
Ccnjcno u%redniStvo!

Ccnjono urcdniStvo.
GospodarSkc razmcrc. katerc so
odloGilni faktor V naScm vSakda-
MEM zivljcnju, so me primorale.
da sem zapustil nasclhino Cone
maugh i'm Sc "a cas- uStanOvil V tel
premogarSki nasclbini. DclavStvo.
to jc prcmOgarji so tukaj vsi or
ganizirani V L. VI. w. organiza-
CHI. &c vzamem ma sploSno Use
tukajSne rove. Sc ne obratuie V
njih s polovi6nim casom, craven
tega so pa vsi row prenapol.jeni
2 delavci, takO da delavec teSko
zasluzi "a vsakdanjo potrebo. V
TEN okraju No. 2 so premogarji
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Mont Olive. Ill.

Ccnicno uredniStvo Proletarca'
Kot naroGnik naprcdnih listov
pazno zaSlcduicm dogodke. XII So
~odigravaio Y dclavskcm i'm SploS
mem gibaniu. Scdai imamo Se
precci dobrih liStov. najholii
med vScmi pa ic scveda "Proleta-
rec. XII budi zaspance k dclu -
"a o>vobojcujc il mezdnc sumo
SIT. Pokazal nam ic pot. 10 kate
ri nam je hoditi. sc So hoccmo
otrcSti duScvncea in gmotncga
SuzcniStva. Trcha ic Same malo
vec wolfe malo wee zanimania. pa
loo Slo. Lcpa ie " armada. XII i 10
ic zbral ''Proletarcc" okrog scbe
in ia armada koraka popumno ma.
pref k ciliu: "a odpravo kapita-
liStiiucga siStcma. kar Sc ina ne
koc urcSniciti. Sal tako ne more
It'll naprei ma vSc vc6nc ease. Da-
mes j. vSc tako. kakor hoGe nekai
kapitalistov- ZkoriGSanjc ma
dcbclo. povrhu Ia s. cd casa do
casa goSpodar>ka kriza. tako ia
delavcu me- o>tanc prav nohcncga
pota da ubczi tenn razmcram. Ed.
ma pot ic orpanizaciia. : katero
ho ma volilni dan cukrat diSlozi.
raj kapitaliStiGni >i>tcm in ga ma
domcstil ; socialis,iGnim. Kdor ne
vrjame SocialistiGnim listom. tn
mai pogleda samo y Colorado.
Michigan in druge kraic. kjer so
Sc Svezi spomini ma dclavske boie
Z nenaSitnim kapitalizmom.
MnOgi so polagali vcliko zaupa-
ME, da resi- dezelo pred kapita-
liSticnim izkoridSanjem slavni
Tedy in debcli Taft, toda ostalo
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Reading, Pa.

CenJcnl Sodrug urednlk
Kcr zedolgo casa mi hilo nicesar
Guti IL naScga meSta 81 oglasim
JAZZ 5 TEN dopisom, da poro6am o
tukajSnjih razmerah. Tukaj della
jo delavci pc ve6ini pc 10 ur ma
dan. delo pa nj teSko, ali tezje ca
.je dobiti. Citam o dogodkih Y
Colorado in pri TEN prihajaio Glo-
veku Gudnc miSli. Dclavec. XII vSe
vstvarja in omogoGuje. da Sc kapi-
talisti valiajo Y obilici, je Y njih
occh mani vrcden ko navadna Ii
val. Streljajo in preganjajo ga
kako divjo EVER, kadarkoli izrazi
zeljo po boljsem koScku kruha "a
Sc in "a svojce. Ali kdO ie vsega
tega kriv? V veliki meri seveda
delavci Sami. pc drugi strani pn
niegovi ''dobrotniki". Xxi Sc mu
v~silujejO ma vseh koncih in kra-
Jill. V start domovini IL. so nam
pripOdovali o krasoti in l.jubezni
do dOmovine. kako j ie treba stu.
ziti, ali ravno tisti, XII so to pri-
povedovali, so storili najmanje,
da hi ohranili dOomvino pred go
spodarskim in moralnim propa-
dom. Kaj cuda, &c Sc je jelo delav-
stvo Seliti IL ME. Use fraze o do
movini so estate praZnc deklama-
cije. narod je moral s trebuhom
"a kruhom. No pa tudi V novi de
zeli nj bolje. Tudi tukaj je vedno
mani kruha i'll sigUrliosti. Boi "a
obstanek je Gedalje tezji. Trusti,
V posesti posameznikOv kontroli-
rajo gospodarsko in politi6no xiv
ljenje. NajbOj odvisen je pa IL.
med vseh sevcda zopet delavec, XII
je najbolj ma dnu. IL tega dina pa
"a delavca nj drugega izhoda ka-
kor samostojna pOlitiGna in go
Spodarska organizacija z njenim
Gasopisjem. Ia TO caSopisie hi Sc
dalO napraviti mnogo wee, da nj
mas dclavcc Sc tako lahkoveren.
Mnogokrat SEN incl priliko sill
Sati. teS da "Proletarcc" cato nj
dober. kcr jc brczverski. To je 90
tovo znak, da mnOgo naSih ljudi
Sc ne pozna svoicga bedncga po-
lozaja in prcnaSa vsc prostovo-
limo. kar mu malaga kapitalistiGni
SiStcm. Ia hi Sc mn bolje godilo-
misli ic pregrcSno. Ne more po-
imiti, da Sc PrOlctarec ne peGa z
vcrskimi ampak Z gospodarskim
vpraSanji. in da Y kolikor Sc pcca
2 naSimi popi della to lie dcfenziv-
no. kcr GA lct-ti napadajo. Dobc
So tudi ljudjc, ki Sc jim zdi po-
trebno netiti prepir med Proletar-
Gem in Gil. Sv. I'll ljudje mai hi
porabili raje cas- "a kaj druzega.
hi bilo mnogo pametneje cd Nth.
Cd tega vendar nina ne eden ne
drugi dobiGka. Ravno narobe je
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Yale, Kans

Priobtitc Y Vas list slcdcGo re
S%olucijo:
Duc p. maja Sc jc vrSila skup-
ma scia vsch pctcro tukaiSnih
druStcv in Steer: S. y. p. j. st.
9, S. S p. u. st. Il. A. r. p. DR..
81. 6. Pcnzijskega druStva st. 10
in druStva Sv. Barbara St. 81.
Ma sell Sc je soglaSno sklenilo,
da Sc p%riklopimo k chi ali drugi
organizaciji, katcro spozna pri-
pravljalni odbor "a najbolj spo-
sobnO ,ker ma ia naGin smo Glani
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
Pleasant Valley, Pa,
dine %. maja 1914.
~RESOLUCIJA.

Skupua Scja / razlicnih druStev
podporuih orgauizacii ie bila
Sprcjcia >lcdcca reSolucija
ID Da Smo IA zdrulitcv in da
glayui priprayljalni odbor maj
DELUXE ma to. da pride pref do
zdruzityc, kcr lc Y ~zdruzenju je
moe.
p Da zdravniSka preiSkava
pri |zdruzcuiu izoStauc. Kajti kaj
hi pa bio L bolniki? - Tistih
zdravnik gotovo ne no Sprc.jcl,
katcri hi bill bolni. Plajujc pa
mogocc ze vrSto let y razlitnc or
ga~nizacijc. Ali hi Sc takcga clana
ven vrglo? Ne! NSaka podporna
organizacija mai odda vSc SvOje
cIanc 4 vScm >vojim prcmozenjem
X naJmotneJSi podporni organiza-
clJI. ProteStiramo pa. da IN Sc
NSe organlzaciJe ma enkrat raz-
puS'ilr.
d. \"J Sc "prlJ'Io = ra%redl "a
~, ', oom ,,',''o ~ S''I' 3l'o' %ooo,
'.'''' "'J'' TOW
''''''o", p'"Po''' '"''on'
n"J Wv. 'I'' ""'''' "IS' pre-
NV; ~ o' vas" p'ls'op",
,J:I', N"'''i ."H.vo
~ a" ,'',. :'':SNI'
van" l,""J p'"'"JeJo
takim sIonom aod;Ia Ir;,.;oa aLo
hi linn mo bIo dono nannasta 80
LoT 90 L.do bosa .araora.;' - no
dr.vno nodnoro IN $1,000 os,nrt
nine. ali pa obratno.
A. Takim 5lanom ko so mr.;
treh o~rcanizaciiab mai hi ;zosta-
Ia zdravnisko nrc;skaya ako hi
hoteli zauzeti IA naivisie razrede
CLAM pa. XII spadaio samo k eni
ali dvcma organizaciiama in Sc
hoGejo z~avarovati V naivisie az
rcdc. Sc morajo brez izicme nod
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-09
West Newton, Pa,
dine 81. maja 1914.
RESOLtCIJA X IDRUIENJU
.JED\OT IN IVEZ

Ma skupncm shodu druStev s.
\. p. Jednotc druStvo Slovcnska
IaStava 81. g.. S. d. p. Zveze dr..
Orcl st. 40. in S. S. p. Y. druStvo
Zvesti Bratjc st. 81.
Seja otvorjena pc predsedniku
skupne seize Josef Zorko oh GAS
dopoldne.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
Bartender's Ashes in
Urn; Friends Proceed
to Have Lively Time

San Francisco, May 4.--William S.
Casey bartender, widely known In
the California cattle country, had a
funeral yesterday which he paid for
himself Casey died by his own hand
last Friday. His health shattered, he
told his friends that he did not want
to live If he could not be happy. He
had $1,000 in bank at Salinas ana
he arranged that the sum be used for
his last rites.
"My passing out is not q signal for
sorrow" Casey had said. "I want the
friends that attend by funeral to en-
Joy themselves just as if I were among
them in reality, as I VIII be in
spirit"
A special car brought Casey's body
from Salinas to San Francisco where
ii was cremated. With the ashes in
an urn, score of Casey's friends fol-
lowing directions left by the decedent,
proceeded to hotel whose proprietor
was an old friend of Casey's Before
the party sat down to dinner, the urn
was taken into the bar room and
placed behind the bar Then every-
one ordered his favorite drink and
this toast was drunk
"To Casey, who is still behind the
bar"
The party, carrying out Casey's in
structions. then sat down to dinner.
and later went to IL theater Yester-
day Casey's ashes were taken back to
Salinas and sprinkled on the Salinas
river.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
CHARGE 8 TEACHERS
WITH VIOLATIONS Of
STATE HEALTH LAWS
Allege That Pupils We're Admit
ted Without Required
Certificates

Two public school teachers of the
Cameron building and a kindergarten
teacher have been summoned for a
hearing before the city Board of
Health and the Department of Safety
Wednesday night, where they are to
face charges of violation of the health
law providing that mo child ex-
cluded from. school by any provisions
of the health act, shall be readmitted
..... unless furnishing a certificate
signed in cities of the first class by the
health authorities"
The charge is made that children
were admitted by the accused teachers
without the presentation of the re-
quired health certificate. Their names
are withheld.
At the Harrisburg school district
this morning denial of any knowledge
of the offense or the charges were
made by officials, but it was said that
so far as known kindergarten pupils
were admitted without vaccination,
and that therefore they probably
wouldn't come under the health code
till they reached the public school
stage.
SO far as the instructors from the
Cameron building who are alleged to
have violated the rule, insistence on
their appearance before the Health
Board Wednesday will be made, and
they will have TO explain why the pro-
visions of the law were not fulfilled
by them in connection with the admis-
sion to the schools of children who
had recovered after suffering from a
contagious disease.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
[Continued ON Page I.
Harrisburg Veterans at
Reunion of l27th Survivors

The twenty-siXth annual session or
the survivors of the One Hundred and
Twenty Pennsylvania Regi-
ment was held Saturday at Lebanon.
Twenty-Five Civil War veterans from
this city attended the reunion.
The address of welcome was deliv-
cred by Mayor j. p. Longnecker. of
Lebanon, and was responded to by
William Jennings, Of this city, an hon.
orary member and son of the late
Colonel Jennings, commander of tho
regiment during the Civil War. Dur
ing the meeting it was decided to hold
the next annual session in this city
on May s, 1915. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, George V. Corl, of this city;
first vice. president, William Jennings.
of this city; second vice-president, IL.
r. Euston, of Lebanon; third vice.
president, Samuel Ierley, of Middle
town; secretary, n. A. Walmer, of this
city; treasurer. b. f. Brandt. of Mid
dletown; chaplain, Asaph S. Light. of
Lebanon; marshal, j. w. Barr, OF
PinegrOVe.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
HUERTA NAMES TWO
MEN To REPRESENT
HIM IN CONFERENCE
Third Will Be Submitted Tomor-
row, According to the
Announcement
BY associated Press

Washinton, ID. c., May 4.-General
Huerta has informed the mediators
that d. Emilio Rabasa, a Mexican
jurist, and Augustine Cara Galindo,
under-secretary of justice, have been
selected as delegates to confer with
the mediators and that a third name
will be submitted tomorrow.
In making announcement of the
Huerta delegates after a conference
with the mediators, Secretary Bryan
said that the American representatives
had not yet been chosen.
The Mexican situation N all its
aspects was again before the South
American mediators when they re-
sumed their session at the Argentine
legation to-day. They planned as their
first move of the day to go together to
the State Department for a reply to
their request for the appointment of
a delegate from the United States
with his name il the appointment had
been determined upon. The Huerta
delegate, it was believed, would be
either Joaquin d. Casus. now on his
way here from Carlsbad. or Zamacona
E. Inclan, former Mexican financial
adviser at London; and the CarranZa
delegate probably Rafael Zubaran,
now here.
1t was learned from an authorita-
I
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
.ALMsHOUSE INMATES
|. ELOPE WHILE CUPID
SITS BY AND LAUGHS
Even the Wolf Couldn't Put a
Crimp in Little Gods
Activities
HOCKER-EDWARDS

CnarleS Hooker and Lizzie Ed
wards were quietly married Satur-
day at the parsonage of the Pc
formed Salem Church by the
Rev. DR.. EMS N. hremer, me
pastor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooker will
live in Steelton.
That is the latest laugh that the
tiny archer of tradition has on cer-
tain prowling wolf, the turkey of q
of churchly tendencies and the State
Assembly's recent decree on the ques-
ton of eugenic marriages.
Here is the cause in eighteen
words:
Mr.. Hooker and Miss Edwards, in
mates of the Almshouse, were welded
following an elopement from the
county home.
News of the latest event in the
Almshouse social set was received by
Steward Barber Saturday evening from
a lot of friends of the bride. She had
secretly confided to them of the COM
ing event.
The bride has been charge of the
county since May 23, 1899, ACCORDING
to the records in the office of the Poor
Board. OF late she has been EN-.
ployed as q sort of an attendant and
received 81 a month. Hooker was ad-
mitted January s and released April
10. She is 40; he is 81.
just Couldn't Hold the News
For some weeks the Steward SAID
the bride-to-be had been saving hel
money and had accumulated s25, She
asked for that Saturday when she
asked for day off, She dressed in
her Sunday clothes and left-presum
ably for a short visit MIR. Barber ex.
ICOntinued ON Pare
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
Storm in Western
States Carries Death
By Associated Press

Chicago, H.. May 4.-Several per-
sons were killed in a storm which
swept Western Illinois and Eastern
Iowa last night.
William Filler, % years old, of
Alexis H., where two houses were
blown over was caught in the wreck
age of his home and was killed. Her
man Burrell, so years old. was killed
by lightning in his home in Strong
hurst.
Much damage to fruit trees and
greenhouses was done by hailstones
The storm demolished several
houses and barns on farms near Ga
lena and overturned tents of many.
picnjckers on the Mississippi river
banks. The waters of creeks and ponds
rose so rapidly that a number of camp
ers narrowly escaped drowning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
CLEAN UP! CLEAN UP!
/. CRY HEARD TODAY IN
ALL PARTS OF CITY
DR.. Raunick Tips the Folk Off as
to What Is Fitting and
Proper to Do
EXTRA WAGONS ON THE JOB
Whitewash, Paint and Gardening
Included in Health Bureau
Suggestion

Cleanup week has begun At sun
rise this morning it officially started
when teams of the Pennsylvania Re-
duction Company got on the job with
extra teams in addition to its regular
force.
| The big idea, of course, is simply
cleanliness for its own sake; but in
addition the cleaning away or garbage
and refuse will make it harder by a
good deal for the fly to breed. DR.. j.
M. j. Raunick to-day says:
Everyone must help. In case OF
Iinefficiency of the collectors reports
should be made at once to the Bureau
of Health
Here are some things which DR..
Raunick says it is proper both as to
time and civic spirit to do
Clean up lawns, cutters, backyards
and alleys.
Burn or haul away all garbage and
rubbish.
Prune shade trees; plant trees on
lawns and parkings.
| Fill up dangerous and unsightly
| holes in vacant lots.
Repair fences, gates, porches,
screens, windows. etc.
Tear down old, worthless and un-
slightly signs.
Make children's gardens in vacant
| lots.
| Tear down old, worn-out awnings
| and put up new ones.
Plant flower gardens and shrubs on
! lawns.
Spread disinfectants in germ breed
| ings holes and buildings.
Whitewash cellars, barns, sheds, etc
Paint store fronts, porches, window
sills, screens. etc.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-05-04
president WILSON
| SELECTS 0LNEY FOR
RESERVE BOARD HEAD
Former Secretary Of State in Cleve-
land Administration Has
Not Yet Accepted
PAUL WARBURG ALSO NAMED
Appointees, Under Law Will Serve
Ten Years With Salary of
$4,000 Year
PAUL WARBURG ALSO NAMED
BY associated Press

Washington. May 4.-President Will
son has selected Richard Olney, former
secretary OF the state in the Cleveland
administration, to be governor of the
Federal Reserve Board, and Paul War
burg, of New York, to be member
of the board.
Although the President has offered
the governorship to Mr.. Onley, word
of his acceptance was being awaited
to-day but friends here were inclined
to believe he would not decline. Mr..
Onley was offered the ambassadorship
TO Great Britain by President Wilson
early last year but expressed an un-
willingness to leave the country on
account of his business interests. He
| is being strongly urged by friends Of
| the President to accept this place
which the President has spoken as OF
equal in Importance to q place on the
bench of the Supreme Court of the
United States. Mr.. Olney, though rs
years old, is active and has had a long
experience in the business world and
finance which the President and his
advisers believe would especially be
adopted for the head of the reserve
board.
| Warburg Accepts
Mr.. Warburg, who was connected
with Kuhn, loeb and Company has
been offered membership on the board
and has accepted. Formal announce
ment of his selection as we'll as the
other three members of the board, be-
sides the governor, is expected to be
made within the next two or three
days, as offers are being made to the
men whom the President has selected.
1t is understood that a southern bank
er is to be one of the three but no in
/ ID