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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
TEHNIKA UMORA
NAPREDUJE.

Tchnika della Gudcze.
John Hays Hammond jc izumil
coin, Xxi playa in Sc giblje toGno
pc tloveSki wolff. ne da hi bila Ii
Va duSa ma MEM. Krmar ostane
lcpo ma Suhem in ravna coin Z
elektricnimi valovi.
Cemu ic dober tax coin?
Ia najviSje svrhe. Ia vojno Sc
veda!
S takim Golnom, Xxi je krsGen
ma ime "Natalia", so delali V Clio
ccNtru, Mass. poizkusc. Coin il
vozil 20 morju, he da hi Sc ma
hajal kak dlovek ma krovu. docim
je izumitelj kontroliral stroj in
krmilo Z brezzi6nim aparatom V
SvOjem laboratorju Y Fresh Water
Cove. kako so So poSrecili ckspc-
rimcnti Sc nj znano. Hammond jc
|izjavil, da so Sc konGale preizkuS
nJe, da pa ne SINE niCesar obja-
viii. Potrdil je pa vest, da Sc mo-
re k%ontrolirati coin ma razdal.io
2S milf. Dokaz "a TO je oil dopri-
neScn 5 poizkuSi. STRIFE mornari-
Ski Gastniki so preglcdali ysc IA
parate in bill navzoci pri poizku-
Sih. Potem so Sli Y Washington
poroGat. V ondotnih castniSkih
krogih so mnenja. da je torpedni
coin "a mornarico in obrambo o.
brezja williamsburg pomona. Pri-
c%akujeio, da bodo GaStniki brez-
pogojno %priporoGili vladi. maj GA
kupi.
Skoda, da Sc ne more rabbit r.
Sedanji vojni! kako hi Sc lahko
pomnozilo uniGevanjc,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
BELEZKE

Potres v Ljubljani. Dne %.
"Ntobra dopoldnc oh 10. i'm - mi
nat Sc je zaGutil Y Ljubljani pre-
c'J motan potresni Sunck. Cutii
ST. j. Y nekatcrih krajih boil. V
drugIh mani, Y nekaterih krajih
pa sploh mic. V franciSkanSkcm
samoStanu ma primer MISC cutili
rotreSa, V zupnem uradu, V l..
nadstropju Sc je pa trcslo tako.
da so Sklcpetaia okna in zrcala.
; kavarni Union Sc potres nj Gu
mi. kakor oh velikanSkem liub.
iJanSkcm potrcSu. So je tudi pr
>'danJem potresu opazilo, da Sc
}" tam. kjcr stole hiSe ma skalna-
'h itch. okolu Grada, potrcs mani
cuiIl, kakor ma pcS6enih tleh. Boil
So Jc cutilo trcscnjc Y viSiih mad
>'ropjih kakor V nizjih.
Ravnatelj liubljanskc %potrcsnc
opazovalnicc. dczelni SolSki mad
zornik Bclar, ic podal slcdc6i in
l'rNIew nepoSrcdno pO potrcSu .
NlcdlScc potresa mora biti oddal
Jrno od Ljubljanc do $50 KIN. Ire
NrnJc vsc zcmcljSkc plaSti ie ira
Jaio' kakor zaznamujcjo aparati
opaZovalnicc, - min: moGno ire.
NcnJc zemeljskc plasti. XII so Ga
mogli ljudjc cutiti. .ic traialo V
LJubljani g. Sckund. PriGclo Sc IT,
gIbanjc 5 kratkim p~otrcsnim gi-
banJem; uvodni fazi ic Sledilo
mocno valOvito gibanje. Pravo gi-
banJc zcmcljske plasti ic znaSalo
, nm. V srcdiSGu (ognjiSGu) po-
trcSa pa ie morale znaSati oscm
dcvctmk stOpnjc. RazSirial Sc je
potrcs cd vzhOda jugovzhoda. cas-
prlbliznO 1925 minut: 30 Sc.
kund jc trajalo malo ~trcscnjc. sic.
dill ie najhujSi sunck, Xxi .ic trajal
% do 30 sckund. FaktiGno giba.
njc zemlje jc cen poldrug kilo
meter. Ma meStu ~potresnega srcdi
Sea (ZagrebO je bilo 5 do 6 sun.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
NOCE BITI RABELJ.

IL Little Rock, Ark, porocajo
Electrician Luther CASTING V
tukajSnji jctniSnici je zahteval
Svoj odpuSt, kcr nocc priti V po-
lozaj. da hi moral deSct ma Smrt
obSojcnih oseb spraviti ma elck-
tritncm stolu ma drugi Svet.
JctniSka komiSiia Sc nj odgovo-
rla ma njcgovo zahtevo. Ona je
namrcc Y vcliki zadrcgi, kcr nina
druzcga uradnika, da hi "a posta-
villa ma CaStlingovo mesto.
Prva uSmrtitcv .je doloGcna 2c
"a torck. Ia dan mora Sesti ncki
Neal Mclaughlin zaradi napada
mlado dcklc ma clcktricni stol.
ako ga ne pomilosti guvcrncr. L.
med o~bsojcnih jc SeSt zamorcev.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Poor ROJAKI!

Ako ste kupec Ia zemljo ali farmo, ne oziraite Sc ma nretira,a
In vablJlve oglase razicnih zemljiSkih agentov, v katerih YAM a
koVrstne stVa1 oolJubujeJo, kakor stalno delo, brezplacno staylia.
ME IN clscenJe zemlje in druge vabljive pretveze katerih snlob ne
moreJo In ne nameravajo spolniti- Veiko d,uaru- a.. u.akvcenega
casa 81 bodete pr1hranli ako pSete pc natancen in resnicen popi,
zemlJe' kraJa, kupnlh pogoJev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far.
marske naseiblne v Wausaukee, Wis, ker ina re mnogo roiakov
kuplJeni svet in Jill je re lepo stevilo naseljenh. Tam je set prav
rodovlten IN rdi vsakovrstne pojske pridelke, ravno tako razno
vrstno SADIE in vlnsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tik priiaznega me.
STA sol, mlekarne, banke, trgovin, cage, 5eezniSke postaje in mno.
go drugih podjetji
Priporocamo rojakom, katei zeli bi dobro in posteno postre
zen dobltl dober in rodoviten kos zemlje v zdravem in priiaznem
L. Box 221 Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne inforrnaciie in mono
tmosnIe siovenske farmarske naselbine, predno greste kan dru.
gam svt gledatl In po nepotrebnem cas- in denar trahti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

vora. Ali elm mi bo dopuSGal cas-.
Yam odgovorim.
Oregon City: Kakor viditc. nj
bio treba koSa. Taxi stvarni dopi.
81 zc dohc proStora. Yeast nj mo-
socc takoj. ali kadar dopusti pro
Stor V liStu pride re ma vrsto.
'Popotnik:" Scveda so nekate-
ri ljudje zarukani. in vSc VAN
NcrJamcm. kar piSctc. Ali &c hi So
hotcl clovek icziti "a vse take re-
%. So ne hi mogI nikdar izbaviti
IL iezc.
j. P, Fostoria, Tex: Yeast SO
bile dobrc. Koliko so zdaj vred.
nc, ko je Sla Turcija Y vojno. jc
pa tezko reel. Nojna j. tudi "a
take papirje ncvarna. - Drugo
sem sporoGil upravniStvu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Svicarska SocialistiGna stranka
je imela 81. oktobra in l. novem-
bra V Bernu, novem ljudskem
domu, svoj zbor. Bavil Sc .ic pred
vsem z domacimi zadevami. Tudi
Svica trpi veliko zaradi vojnc. re
cato, ker jc mOrala IA ahranitev
svoje nevtralnosti mobilizirati
svojo milico, da sc il ne hi zgodilo
tako kakor Bclgiji. Ia polozaj
dale tudi stranki velike naloge.
Naposled ie incl zbor ma dnev-
mem redu "'Voino in socialistiGno
internationally. PoroGevalca sta
bila wish sodnik sodrug Otto Lang
in sOdrug Charles Maine. Pc refe-
ratih in debati .ie bila soglasno
sprejcta resolucija, XII obsoia vol
no in zakljuGuje naslednic:
"Strankin zbor svicarske soci-
alne demokraciie kot clan Inter
Macdonald pozdravlja obnovitev
mednarodnih stikov potion konfc-
renee Y Luganu, sklicane cd tia
lijanske in SvicarSkc SocialistiGne
stranke, ter podpira vSako strem-
ljcnie, Xxi gre "a TEN, da Sc ma
pravi sedanji vojni cimprci ko-
nee. Strankin zbor pooblaSca Svo-
jc upravnO vodstvo, mai nadalju-
jc to delo in zlasti maj zahteva
cd socialistitnih strank boiuioGih
draw, ola mai Sc z vso odloGnost.io
izreko prot vsaki ancksiiski po-
htiki III Sc bojujejo proti n.jei."
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
POLJSKA SOFA.
ClOvck kar strmi!

ClOvek kar Strmil
Ia otrokc galiSkih bcgunscv so
V Gradcu ustanovili poscbno solo
s polJskim utnim jczikom. Oglasi-
10 Sc JIG mad 200 uGcnccv in uGenk.
Tako ljubcznjivo skrbi Avstri-
ia cello IA poljSkc otrokc. lie Gud.
no jc, da prihaja Ia skrb scdaj.
ko so Rusi Galiciji. &c hi bila
lmela Avstrija pref nckoliko ia
XIII napadov praviGnosti, hi uai
vala V uri ncvarnosti nckoliko wee
lJubezni med narodi. Ali Gc bo-
IN roka, XII jc vcdno tcpla, ia
KRAFT, kadar slaba predc, je pre-
pozno; in nihGc ne more v%erieti
V odkritosrGnost take ljubezni.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
PROFIT SMRTNI KAZNI.

Danes tedcn je nastopil Y Sin
Singu ravnatelj jetniSnice svojo
sluzbo. q tenn poroGajo:
Thomas Mott Osborne, now
ravnatelj jetniSnice Sing-Sing, ma
Stopi Svoje mcsto dine |. deccm-
bra. Kot ravnatclj DO dobival pla-
90 $4,000 ter presto stanovanje
Osborne je fabrikant, filantrop in
elan drzavne komisijc "a reformO
jetniSnic. Pred nckaj casa Sc je
dial zaprcti IN tcdcn dni V Au-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
Dragi P~roletarec!

Pred kratklm Je blla PR a
neka zena IL %poboznega Zion City.
RaznaSala je vabila ne nekakSno
krS6ansko predavanje, pa je to
podprla tudi Z ustmeno agitacijo
Tako Sc je razvil razgovCr.
Menda Sc razume same pc sebi,
da je prisla tudi vojna na red
ker je silno mnogo ~govorila o
vojni, smo jo vpraSali, kaj 81 mi
sli, kako da je mogel Bog dopu-
stiti tako straSno klanje.
Vazno nan je odgovorila zeni-
ca, da je to storil hudi6.
"kaj ina hudi6 tako moGf"
smo jo vprasali.
go, o, hudic ina velikansko
moe, strasansko moe" je odgovo.
rila.
"Pa mislite, da Bog odobrava
to grozotoR" smo nadaljevali.
80, not Bog je neskonGno do
Der"
"Ampak kdo ina yeGjo moo
Bog ali hudic?"
"Tako vpraSanje! Tako vpra-
SAME. Bog ie vsegamoGen. On
lahko stori vse, kar ho6e."
"Zakaj pa nj zabranil hudiGu
napraviti to vojno, &c mu nj
vseG in 6e ina wee moGi cd ME
gar"
Zenica hi mic wee odgovorila.
Grdo la je pogledala - Guido, da
sc nismo izpremenili V same sla-
he stebre kakor Lotova zena -
pa je odSla. Asmodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

burn JetniSnico, da spozna ziylje
ME V jeGi. Osborne je znan kot
naSprotnik Smrtnc kazni. mix
dar mo ne DO videti pri kakSni
ok>ekuciji", jc izjavil.
Ali ne predpiSujc zakon navzoj
most ravnatelja?'' so "a vpraSale
"Iakonodaji bonn priporocil
maj odpravi Smrtno kazen." ie IL.
javil Osborne. ''Ako Sc To ne hc
dalo doScti, bonn priporocil, mai st
vrSc ckSckucije .iavno, da bodc
vzhudile kar najveIji stud pred
hudodclStyi."
Take SO idcje mcSGanSkih fiji
a%ntropov. JAYNE c~kSekucijc, po.
vratck Y Sreduji vck - Sc tcga b.
So m%anjkalo' JAYNE usmrtitve nj.
so zaStraSile zloGinccv in MISC O.
bujale "najvc6jega studa" pred
hudodelstvi, ampak p~ospcScyal.
so lie krvolo6nost in surovoSt.
Fllantropi so ma zelo napacni
poti, ako miSlijo. da moreio 20.
Samezne oSebe reformirati druzbo.
Smrtna kazcn jc gotovo barbar.
ska. Nsi reSmicno kulturni liudj,
hocejo, da Sc odpravi; tisti. Xxi
10 hotejo ohraniti, MISC kulturn.
ljudje, tudi &c so "a nckaj coloy
ma debelo omctani 5 kulturo.
Ali odprava Smrtnc kazni ne
more biti posledica .javnih eksc.
kucij. Odpraviti jo more lc res.
mcna, : prayo omiko prcpojena
demokracija. Ma TEN polju jc
trcba delati; posamcznikova fill
antropija jc pa izgubljcn trud.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

kov. FincjSi aparati IN rcgistrira-
ME so 600 do 300kratno povcGa.
nje) V klcti Scvcda uniceni. Pc.
tres so zaZnamovali stokrat povc-
tevalni aparati. Xxi bclczijo trcSc.
ME zcmcljSkc plaSti V l.jublianski
potrcSni Opazovalnici.
Kolera. GraSki liSti poroGa.io, da
SC je %. oktobra pripeljal Y Ora
dee transport mad 500 boscnskih
rekrutov. C. in kr. sanitctni ma
tclnik dr.. Palmrich .ic izloGil diva
moza, Xxi so ju prepcljali dezel-
no bolniSnico. Pri encm rekrutu
so mikroSkopiGno in batcrioloSko
dognali kolcro. Transport .ic bill
nato pet dni kontumaciran.
Na KoroSkcm so So pojavili zad
ME dni 3 %sluGaji kolcrc V st. An
drczu V Labudski dolini in : sluca.
jev V Wolfsbergu. Scst oScb jc zc
umrlo "a kOlero. Ma sumliivih Una
kin kolcrc je dine 81. oktobra 70
net obolclo V WolfSbcrgu 5 in V
st. Andrczu 2 oScbi. Najprvo Sc
je pojavila kolera dine 7. oktobra
v Wolfsbergu in sicer pri rusin-
skin beguncih liz Galicije. Ia kole.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
ZAGANJE.

Sc veliko je ruskih linen. XII bi
bila bolj potrebna popravka ka-
kor "Petrograd."
Syracuse Post Standard).
kako bo vojna u~Ginkovala ma
naSlove, katere so bogati ameri.
Ski papaGki kupili svo.jim hGer
kan?
Duluth Hcrald.)
Ko so Nemci SliSali. da nj V Pa
rizu wee nocnega zivljenja, so Sc
obrnili.
Boston Transcript.)
NajvcGja ponudba vseh Gasov
je carjeva, Xxi je pripravljen zrt-
vovati svoiega zadnjega muzika.
da pride V Berlin. Ce lie nj zadnji
muzik pripravljen zrtvovati svo-
jega zadnjega carja, da pride 20
pet ma svoio kmetijo.
Springfield Republican,
Cesa Sc bono moral vse preuci
ii. kadar DO vojna konCana in pri-
de reSnica ma dam Koliko dogod-
kov. Xxi Sc MISC nikdar zgOdili.
pittsburgh Dispatch.)
Nikdar nismo bill svojim pred
nixon tako hvalezni IA previdno
izselitcv kakOr sedaj.
wabash Plain Dealer).
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Kaj je RdeGi Kriz? Cemu pravzaprav sluzi
RdeGi kriz? Ali nj cato, da cell rane ranjenim vo
iakom, da morejo Gimprej zopet nazaj V klanjeT
&c zdravnik ali postreznica V sluzbi RdeGega kri-
Ia potolazi ranjenca, GcS kmalu hos zdrav, prija-
tedj ali sc to ne sliSi ravnotako kakor da hi sc
reklo: "Le brez Skrbi, kmalu hos dober, da sc
vrneS ma 'front.'" Kdor podpira RdeGi Kriz, pod
pira .vojno oziroma podaljsuje krvavo klanje.
Druzba, XII je sposobna. da uprizori tako kla-
ME, kakrsno diva sedaj ma odru zgodovinskega
gledaliSta, je izgubila vsako pravico govoriti o
mirali.
Kriz ma eni strani, polumesec ma drugi. Kaj
Ju more spajatiP. 80. MeG!
Islam razlaga ''sveto %vojno.' In "kristja-
nj" sc veselel
Socialism pomeni nasilje." Dokaz je Ev-
Delavski caSOpis je kakor reflektor. XII obseva
svetovne dogodkc, da ne uidejo delavskemu o6esu.
Ako skrbe delavci "a svoje ~6asopisje, 81 bru-
sijo orozje "a boi.
Dclavcu, Xxi hOGe dramiti svoje tovariSe. je
sGcialiStiGni list neizogiben tovariS.
Delavec, XII ne eta, je i~zgubljen "a bodoGnost.
&c poznajo kapitalisti moe G~asopisja, 10 mora
jo tudi delavci poznati.
"Proletarec' Sc trudi. da prinaSa delavccm.
kar Jim je najpotrebncjSc in kar jim more najbcli
korlStiti. Ali to je lc tcdaj mogoGe, ako skrbc. da
more "Proletarec' ne lie vztrajati ma svoji viSini.
ampak Sc stopniema dvigati. Ako ne bo DELAY.
Stvo Skrhelo IA Svoi list, ne DO zanj skrbcl nihGe.
kajti kapitaliStom j. trn Y petit.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
LISTNICA U~REDNISTVA.

M. j., Mesaba: VaSa miscl jc
zdrava in "a scdaj VAN lc ONE
njam, da smo ze razpravljali o
TAXI uredbi, Xxi hi obsegala tudi
to, kar vi zelitc. Meni je sedaj
precej della ma vratu, pa Yam ne
morem nemudoma odgovoriti ;
kajti treba jc obsirnejsega odgo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

ro so sploh obolcli Same tu.ici, Hi
so nastanjcni Y barakah zunaj tr-
"a WolfSbcrg in ST. Andraz. OBJ
lasti so odrcdilc strogc varnost-
ne odredbc, tako da domaGc pre-.
bivalStvo Sploh ne pride V dotiko
4 ruSinSkimi begunci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
p r + e

Zdajpazdaj p~oroGajo listi, da je Odsel kajzer,
car in taalioni kralj ma front. Treba je kajpak
studirati, kje je tisti 'front.'. &c ma primer
kajzer ali car 6epi kje zadej "a armada in Ge Sc ia
armada naenkrat obrne in pokaze pete, potem je
kajzer ali car seveda prvi ma "frontu''.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

NeSretna vojna, kaj 81 storila NaSim dobrim
IN Skromnim rojakom Y Ameriki 81 pozrla letoS.
MO "Pratiko', brez katere boio sevcda teSko pre-.
hlIi! Dear me! kaj bo, de pratikc ne boz! Toda
potolazite Sc dragi rojaki in rojakinjei Nado-
meS'lte 81 pratIko Z naSim ''Kolcdarjem" - pa
mirna luna
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08
UTRINKI.

lzumiteljeva molitev V sedanjem casu Sc
mora glasiti:
Razsveu me, o Bog, da iznajdem stroj, S ka-
term DO mogote Sc veliko u~speSnejc pokonGavati
judi kakor $ kruppovim ~ centimeterskim MOI.
narjem.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

krsGanskega leta 1914. sc pravi "ljubiti svo-
10 domovino" toliko kolikor "ubijati".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

StaroveSki Moloh gleda IL daljave ma evrop-
ska bojiSta in Sc skodozeljno rezi:
"UbOge duSevne reve! Mislijo, da so me ae
davno odstavili, pa mi z~rtvujejo Judi V stokrat
vetJih mnozicah, kakor oh Gasu, ko sem vladall''
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Hrvatski "Narodni List"v New Yorku ycno
mer plSe Observation-Disclosures vojska" (Grea
Scott y kadar piSe O vojni. Boil praviIno hi hilo
avstro-ogrsko-turSka vojSka.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Iene MISC "a vojno 80
Cd matere, Xxi oStane ziva, sc zahteva wee
l%unastva kakor cd sina, XII pade.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

Mas v~zor-demokra Bryan je bill ma Zahvalni
dan dopoldne V katoliski cerkvi pri mast. popol-
dhe Je pa Sci V protestantovsko cerkev. &c bi bill
Bryan dosleden, bi moral obiskati tudi mormon
sko ccrkev, zidovski tempel in komGno "svete ska.
kace' lholly Jumpers. Bryan jc FAINT cd fare !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

tie hi priSel zdaj angel IL nebcs V Evropo. nj
znanJat mir ljudem ma zemlji, hi ga asentirali
poslali ma b~ojiS6c.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-08

NemSka vlada je ustavila Gasopis 'Heimdal"
V severnem Schleswigu cato, ker nj omenil niti
z emo crkico r%ojstnega dine nemSke cesarie. &c
govoris resnico o cesarski zivini, je veleizdajstvo
in veleizdajstvo je tudi, 6e mic ne govoriSl
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-28
NEW ENGLANDsS FARMERS
 SHOULD BENEFIT BY NEW
 YORK'S BIG NEW MARKET

Mavor Mitchell of New York City j1aas just approv red an ordnance zes-. ltabHshing a free farmers market m the Borough of the Bronx This is in Fnursuance of a general plan to inn EErrove the distribution of the produce Ito city consumers and so lower prices R1Fhe new market in the Bronx will oc- Icupy an entire sb1eck and is expected to open October 1st
 This market should be of appreciable Benefit to New England farmers be- lcause it adj joins the New Haven roads .f[9ariem River terminal and the b1g
 prod11ce house which the road erected 1.-two years ago to care for the produce 5vVhile the free farmers, maTket<ls sup fposed to be for truck farmers who Ebring ir their own fruits and vege- ktabIes from WestchesterS and Long E1sland farms, the effect of it's estab- tHshment. att this spot should he to make this a great centre for market Ebusiness of all kinds.
 The Bronx, though considerable tportion of New York City, had no ssuch market up till now. After buy ling New England apples, potatoes, Eturnips and such produce at the New iffayen,s produce house dealers have lhad to go to downtown markets in :n4a nlha ttan for their garden truck fThls has kept business away from the New England produee men. which sdhey sh0l1ldsanoyE gelssa FtetaalerS Wno have been buying all their supplies in
 the lower markets will undoubtedly
 do all their purchasing at sthis new centre, buying New. England produce along with the. stuff from the sub
 urban truck farmers.
 ] The Mayor,s Market Commission re- fcently estimated that there was a con Esuning population of 1.5O0.000 tribu- Ihsfy to such d market and that this
 populafion in year required 800 fcarIoads of sbutter, 2.9o0- carloads of EEeggs, 9.360 carloads of potatoes and 6. 800 carloads of fruit and vegetables
 The amount paid for just these items
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-28
Rites in YoIohama Struck American
 Visitors as Peculiar.

Washington, Aug. 2S.-Thes oddi- ties of a Japanese funeral are, de- scribeed in a communication to the National Geographic Society at Wash has extensively explored the Far East. se j.
 First came four men, each carry ing a. finasy artificial tree about three feet long, representing the lotus plant in b1oon,'' he writes. tsThese were followed by eight cooiies bearing on their shoulders two poles about eight cen feet long, from which hung the coffin. When the family of the de- ceased is unable to bear the expense
 of full length coffin a smaller square one is used, the remains be- ing placed in a sitting posture. These receptacles are som etimes too small to receive the remains without break ingsthe Hnbs-s
 f ssIn the present case. owing to the affluent circumstances of the ssde- ceased, the coffin was of full length, it's frail construction in the style of a toy Swisss cottage. Two two sides were hung with bamboo curtains of so loose a. weave as to show plainly the outline of the occupant, who proved tos be a woman. The remains were followed by frikishas containing the mourners and friends.
 s'On reaching the auditorium of a nearby Buddhist temple the poles from which the coffin hung extended ESQ far into the entrance that it was difficult to gain adn1ittance. The al- tars in these temples occupy so much of the room that little is left for the people. Spaces were assigned for us on the floor at the. right where we could sit: In front of each one stood a tray with cigarettes and g, small bra zier} containing a live coal to furnish light for the smoker. N
 'HThe mourners were kneeIing on the floor at the left Just back of the altar enclosure stood a low stand;s be hind this sat the high priest, a large gong at his right, and just back 4of
 of cynbaIs. The service consisted of prayers repeated first by one and then another, then all three in unison, with occasional readings from scrolls, all interspersed with strokes on the gong and clangs of the cyTn bals. Dur ing the service the bereaved hls-
 band passed to the front of each
 group of friends knelt facing each
 group and bowed to the floor. This lsalutation was returned by all in a similar manner as an expression of re- gard and sympathy.
 ssToward the close of the service an attendant entered bearing an arnful of paper boxes about the size of a | pound candy box filled with small cakes and confections neatly tied. Un- der the SIr1ng or eacn Do4 was a Snp l with heavy mourning border and Jap apese characters, which our guide translated for us as follows: Many thanks for your honorable attend ance for the funeral of Sem, my de-
 ceased wife, today. Excuse. for my expressing thanks here instead to call at your residence promptly. Yours respectfully. Umesuke Sake and rel ative. 18th day. fourth month. 42d l year, Majf.'
 "One of these boxes was laid on the
 floor in front of each person to be carried away by him. During the early part of the service those who felt dis
 posed smoked the cigarettes provided
 in the trays and partook of the tea.s'
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-28
THE HOME OF ROGERS CLOTHES"
 051 MAIN STREET

brother-i law, the Rev. Jonathan CartmilI of Cherry Valley, who was disg uised similarly. The two clergy men intend to write of their exper1- ences
 They started from Cskieopee Es.Hs in tattered clothing. after they had let a stubb1e beard grow on thetr faces They tramped up the Connecticut Valley into Vermont and crossed over into New Hampshire end Main They walked all the way. except when some kind hearted farmer gave them a lift They spent no money except when it was absolutely necessary to sa4igfy the cravings Of hunger.
 On reaching Boston they went Go the Common and grzced a bench. They received kindly ovetures from real tramps, who offered many suggestions. While on the bench MT. Leach saw coming toward him classInate of his college days of a few years ago. AEr. Leach approached this man and asked for the price Of dinner
 ssJo,'' was the answer
 Tt was noticeable that we received the best treatment from the Wel1-to-do people, rather than from the. working people, whom we had expected to give us more consideration. .,s said MT Leach.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-08-28
STAMFORD
Special b the Farmer )


 Stratford, Aug. 2S-An attachment for s1,5oo has been placed upon the proSperty of Mrs. Emma. fWakelee at Harvey's Farm district, Stratford, by Charles Van Stone of Bridgeport for failure to pay a note of $1, GOO with in terest The note was given by her son William. The papers were served by Deputy Sheriff Joseph Wieler. of Bridgeport and the case is returna-- ble in the court of common pleas the first Tuesday in October.
 The board of finance at a recent meeting appointed a committee to look into the requirem eIats of the town for the ensuing year. The commit tee met for organization Wednesday The many friends of William McNeii Eof Nichols avenue will be pleased to ETearn that he is able to be around again and is rapidly recuperating from the illness which confined him to his home for several weeks. ~
 Mrs. George D. Shelton and her sis ters Mrs. Eva Rowland of New Haven are spending their vacation, in the Catskills.
 Members of the "Nut Nut sclub'' will meet at John A1brecht's lunch room on Main street, Sunday evening, at 8 o'clock to arrange plans for their an nuaI outing to be held Sunday, Sep tember13 at Nut Nut, grove
 MT. and Mrs. Frederick A. Clark of Springfield, Mass, are visiting MT. and Mrs. N. B. Midd1ebrook Of West Broad street.
 MT and. Mrs. N. B. Midd1ebrook of West Broad street are entertaining Mrs. George B. Hurd and her two daughters, Irene and Gertrude. Rev. E. N. Packard and Afr. Pack F ard will return to the parsonage on Broad street son Monday after a months absence. They have spent