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Murray Bay.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MURRAY BAY. Canada. July 30
Sir Frederick and Lady Williams Tay-
lar Of Montreal, who are spending the
summer at Manor Richelieu. enter
tanned this afternoon at tea for former
President and Mrs. William II. Taft.
The hosts met their guests at the en-
trance to the grounds and escorted
them to the piazza, where table was
set in secluded spot.
The occasion was the afternoon of a
he-dansant and the ballroom and
piazza were filled with fashionable
folk. chatting over the cup that
cheers" and watching the dancing. AS
soon as they caught sight of Mr.. and
Mrs Taft they made it their business
to saunter in his direction. The
former President of the United States
told many of the stories for which he
Is famous. which were enjoyed by his
British hosts.
Prince Hohenlohe Schi1lingsfurst of
the Austro- Hungarian diplomatic serv-
ice. who has been house guest of Sir
Frederick and Lady Williams-Taylor.
was also present at the tea given for
Mr.. and Mrs. Taft.
Mrs. Taft wore for the tea brown
tailored suit, plain cloth being com
bined with a checked material OF
Drown ana "n11e. her nat was OF pur-
pie satin, trimmed with Parma vio-
let's
Miss Sophie Johnston of Washington
is house guest at the cottage in
which Mr.. and Mrs. Taft are spending
the summer. and she, Miss Helen Taft
and Miss Louise Taft are constantly
together. Miss Louise Taft, who is
the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
P. Taft, is spending the summer at the
Charles P. Taft cottage, next that of
his distinguished brother.
Miss Helen Taft, accompanied by her
brother. young Mr.. Charles Taft, and
their house guest, were dancers at the
Manor Richelieu this evening. Miss
Helen Taft wore; becoming frock of
white taffeta with blouse of white
chiffon.
Miss Martha Bowers Of Washington
is expected here to join the young
Tafts Sunday.
Miss Riggs of Washington has cot
tage at Beaupre, where there is the
famous shrine of st. Anne de Beaupre.
which is to the American continent
what the shrine of Lourdes is to Eu-
rope.
this summer. and upon these occasions
the ballroom has the appearance of
ballroom in a private house, SO beau
tiful and elaborate are the gowns worn.
Saturday night is especially a dress
parade affair. every woman donning
for the occasion her smartest clothes.
At the last hop Miss Katherine
Newhouse of Orange, N. j., wore a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Arundel-on-the-Bay

Special Correspondence of The Star.
ARUNDEL July al
,,,.. Go. 10. -. T,,oaa, o.. :
.hies sue ooue ne W .
Iortmsnts WISH TO her sister, MIS-. Gian-
cey. New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. owen and their daughter
~ ,,a.., :. Mrs NJ yu.,,ar a.
Inas'.a rouge.
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Clements and Mrs, Clements Of Wash
;a-.o -. a. u,aal-ana 1nest. ~ NJ
IN
anu Mrs. James y. oouf.s iase ouhuas.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Snea ana little
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Rehoboth Beach.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
REHOBoTH BEACH. Del. August l.
Lieut.. and Mrs. L. c. Hoffman spent the
past week at their Virginia avenue cot
tage. Miss Mary Powers entertained in
honor of Mrs. Robert Y. Rumbold Thurs
day afternoon. Mr.. Edgar Reilly gave a
card party and luncheon Tuesday after
noon to friends from Washington. A
surprise party was given Mrs. Charles
S. Horn Tuesday night at the Pavilion.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Steed were weekend
guests of friends on Olive avenue. Mrs.
Florence Moale. who spent the past two
weeks at Hotel Belmont has returned to
Washington. MIR. W. c. Hutchins is
spending several weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. H. H. White at Polk cottage.
Mrs. James Gardner Is spending the week
at Seaside cottage.
Mr.. Clarence Dowell and Mr.. Clark Huff
are spending the week end at Delaware
cottage. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Merritt are
entertaining a house party of twenty for
n week. Mr.. and Mrs John Henderson
and daughter have taken cottage for
two months. Miss Myrtle Heron is en-
pertaining school friends for the week.
Master Setin Maitland Maynadier and
Charles Horn were among the guests on
board the launch of Mr.. Egmont Horn at
Rehoboth bay Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. ]. Z. Gilmore entertained a house
party for the week end.
Mrs. -. C. Gray is spending the week
at Dover cottage. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Ridgely and daughter are spending Au-
gust at their cottage on Surf avenue
south. Mrs. Andrew Holmeade and
daughter have taken a cottage on Chris
t!an street for august. Mrs. A. Y. Balm
bridge is spending the week with Mrs.
]. Ordman. Mr.. Richard Johnston is
spending the week with his family on
Virginia avenue. Mrs. Otto Myer is
spending August with Mrs Leo Heuit-
man on oak avenue. Mrs. Annie Rygan
entertained the Five Hundred Club Ion
day morning, after which luncheon was
served. Miss Ella Twilley is the guest of
Mics Anna Hazard for a week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02

Messrs. John and Irwin Pridgeon. F. \
Hendriel. wife and baby; F. S. Millovlch
F. c. Kuhn, wife and family; r. NJ. AUS
tin, James R. Curtis. T. F. Donahue: Ed
ward volland. wife and family: J; a
Mooney. C. F. Dulenth. John Fillerel.
]. Burns. Mrs. Louis V. Wazzen. Mrs: :;
e. Gatti, Richard S. Gatti. Raymond
]. Mazzen. Dorothea Nichols. Beatrice
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Soloman and MI
Jerome Sacks, ]. n. Proctor and family
George " Cokon. c. Ewin Masden. Mrs
Masden, Carl Attech, v. Raining II. O.
Cody. L. J. Guthrie, J. Barry, II. G. RI
ley, Mrs. c. r. Price, S. A. McCarthE'
Mrs. A. l.. Weismann. Miss NJ. Thomr-
son. W. L. Marion. ]. s. Jones and wife.
Willo Jones. E. Devlin. Marie ]: Bromley.
Mr. and Mrs. Harrison. Mr.. Thomas >;
McDermott. Raymond Ockersham. Fred
Ockersham, NJ. Estelle Tenney. Mrs. !,
Callins. Miss Jennie Hammer, Miss sarah
Flax. Viola Flax, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Lally and Misses marie Elda Muir
ray and Olevia Burch Of Belle Alton. Mo.
Mrs. A. v. Curtis and L. r. Curtis.
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Orkney Springs.

Specisl Correspondence OF The star.
ORKNEY SPRINGS. Va. August l.
Among the guests here this week are
Mrs. J. Hamilton Lewis. wife Of Senator
Lewis Of Illinois. Accompanying Mrs
Lewis are her mother and sister, Mrs
George B. Douglas Of Georgia and Mrs
W. Mouitrie Gourtiin. Charleston, g c
Mr.. J. r. Baker. private secretary &C
Representative James Hay. is spending
4 vacation here with his wife.
The hrst straw ride OF the season a
Orkney took place this week. Two wager
toads OF laughing, shouting people, young
and old. went rafting or to Alum
Spring amid cheers and ringing of COW
bells.
Among those registered here this weel
are: Mr.. Jack Worthington. w. B. FUR
Mrs. w. B. FUR. H. r. Rinker. Mrs. v
u. Bowers. William II. Laughlin. Mr.. ]
r. Baker. Mr.. ]. r. Baker. Washing
ton, d. c.: Mrs. W. n. Smith. Thoma.
Smith. Alexandria. Va: Mr.. ]. II. Hawk
ms, Mrs. ]. H. Hawkins and DR.. Roy A
Flanagan. Richmond, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02

brought out and at night sleep was only
comfortable under heavy blankets. Gas
and wood fires were common. Early
Thursday morning slight snow was re-
ported in the Glades.
Preparations are being made FOR the
Bible conference here. August to 10. IN
elusive, the first OF its kind to be held
at the park. 1t will be interdenomna-
tional. Rev. DIR. Solomon q. Dickey q
winona Lake. Indiana. will be In charsc
Among those who will take part are J..
b. Myer Of London. John MCNEIL. Bish-
ops Henderson OF the South and Hugh $
OF the Pacific coast. Evangelists Deider-
wolf, Lyon and ]. NJ. Grey and Secre-
tary Bryan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Beln1ar.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
BELMAR. N. j., August 1.-The Mar
conf transatlantic wireless station here
will take on a military appearance next
Saturday when the LIST Field Com
pany. Signal Corps Of the National
Guard of New Jersey arrives for a
weeks maneuvers. The signalmen will
have access tn the Marconi equipment,
and their maneuvers will extend over
the 5O0-acre tract which comprises the
station grounds.
Registered at the Buena Vista for the
month of August are Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick s. Tyler Of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02

lind cottage. the summer home of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilkinson.
At dinner given by Mrs. Irving H.
Ease at the Casino recently among her
guests We're Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wiki
inson of Washington. D. c.; Capt. F: w.
Kellogg, Y. S. Navy; MT. and Mrs. Win
throp Mckim of New York and Miss Hen
rietta Wickes.
Mrs. r. II. Travers and Miss Frances
Travers of Washington, D. c., who are at
the Imperial. frequently attend the polo
tournament on the fields of Point judith.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Blaine. jr.. en-
Casino. They are spending the summer
ut Bristol, r. l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Ocean Grove.

Special Correspondence Of The Star.
OCEAN GROVE, n. j.. August lit is
estimated that more than 2OOOo persons
heard the United States Marine Band in
it's two-day annual concerts here Monday
and Tuesday Tuesday afternoon the ia
nous children's chorus of n thousand
sang with the band. The number was
the Lost Chord and 1t was one of the
most effective numbers ever given in the
auditorium.
Miss Elizabeth Carpenter. Miss Lillian
Carpenter and Miss Edna Poole of Wash
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ington are spending month ut the
Queen.
The Arborton is entertaining Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles H. Wilson of Washington
Washington is represented at the New
Philadelphia by Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Hearne and George w. Hearne.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-08-02
Mountain Lake ark.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, Md, Au
gust THE atmosphere has been unusu-
ally cool at all the resorts on top of the
Alleghenies this week. Overcoats were
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
ITALIA KUPUJE N

Italia je n%cvtralna V sedanji
vojni. Toda ma kakSni tenki niti
visi ia n%cvtralnost, Sc spozna pc
TEN, da ina ne lie mobiliziran We
lik del armada, ampak Ola tudi
ncprcnehoma izpopolnjujc :,
priprave "a cvcntualno vojno. IL
Miles City, Mont, porocajo, Ola so
konjski trgovci dobili cd Italia
skc Wade narocila IA konjc IA tia
lijansko k~avalcrijo i'm a~rtilcriio.
Kakor .javljaio, hoGe Italia V
Montani nakupiti 10000 konj.
To pa hi prvo narcotic. Kolikor
smo mogli zasledovati, jc nakupi-
la Italia zadnje s V Amcri-
Xxi najmanjc tridcset do Stiridcsct
tisoc konj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

cakaj! III i'll JAZZ imava dvobOj III
moralna zmaga bo lie mojai'
P~redSednik, star gospod po-
caSnc besede in poCaSnih kretenj,
je pozvonil in .icl iz~praseyati Gas
pertka. Mic hudega nj bilo V ME
govern glasu. Tako je izpraSevdl
GaSperGka. kakor da bi Sc rad o.
scbno seznanil 4 MIN in kakor da
"a neizrcGno zanimajo njcgOve
raZmerc.
Potem je nekdo cilal obtozni-
co. SodniEI so ST. naslonili, da hi
Jim bilo medtem elm udobnejSe in
ce ne hi bill GaSperCek natancno
vedcl. da je TO nemogoce, bi bill
%Stavil. da sta diva zadremala. Tu-
di DRAWN pravdnik Sc je nasrr.
nil, toda vse drugace: Z obcma IL
tegnjenima rokama Sc je oprl oh
mizo in pogledal GaSpcrcka po-
noSno, reSno, vazno. kakor da mu
jc hotel reel Z oGmi Zdaj napnite
Mole dclo - eta!
(konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

padcu 81 jc spahnila in zlomila lc-
vo roko in dobila tudi ra2nc no.
tranic poSkodbc. GoSpodicno Pts
koyo 50 prcpcljali V dczclno boil
niSnico.
Zalostna smrt. - Y nckcm or
movju blizu provizoricncga posta-
jaliSca Y Radovljici SO nash 300.
uovcmbra re popOlnoma trdo trup-
10 60lrtnc F'ranGiSkc Drinovccvc
IL \akla. Poncsrccila Sc jc ma poti
= selma.
Cena "a petrolej.-C. kr. dezcl-
ma Nlada y Ljubliani j. dolotila
dine :. uovembra ccno IA pctrolcj
ma drobuo Y Liubliani ma 80 vim.
"a liter, y vsch ostalih krajih ma
kranjskcm pa ma - vim. IA liter.
Now dvekronski bankovci. Az
Stro-ogrSka banka ida mcsto do
Scdanjih move ~dvckronskc ban
kovcc, ki bodo vc6ii, Z lcpSim Ii
Skom in lcpso risbo, ter mnogo
NkrbnciSc izdclani. Tudi papir ho
mnog" t~rpczneiSi in bo $ TEN cd
praVljcna hiba starih bankovccv,
XII 81 trpeli vsled slabega papirja
zelo kratek cas-. - Kaj bo to po-
magalo, &c nj starih bankovccv.
da hi :" zamenjali "a move.
Sc je magic skesal. ~ nov. je
priSel M ljubljanskO magistratno
Straznico prisiljenec August Oil
Va. Xxi je Y prisilni delavnici V his
nj bolnici "a strezaja, ter zacel
pripovcdovati, da jc bill kot vojak
~ Stlrl lcta zaprt, V civilnem xiv
lJenu pa devet let, pred dvema
urama pa ola je pobegnil il prisil-
ne delavnice, ker je ravnateljevo
uSluzbcnko Pavlino Kozinovo 2
nOzcm sunil V hrbet. Govoril jc
i'm So obnaSal, kakor hi sc mu
blcdlo, slcdnjic pa Sc je prijel IA
glavo in vzdihnil "Sedaj je pa
tudi mole zivljenje konGano," o
tenn obvesGeni policijski straznik
j. Oiivo. Xxi je bill V strezniski OBJ
lcki in no6nih cevljih, odvedcl
zopct Y zavod nazai.
Kvarantenska postaja. V vevski
papirnici so uredili kvaratensko
postajo ; $50 pOsteljami. Tia
bodo V bodoce oddajali Ljublja-
no prihajajocc ranjence in bolne
vojakc k petdnevnemu opazova-
nJu. Nlaki 4 ranjcnci bodo "a.
vozili IL Zaloga po industrijskem
thru naravnost V VevGc. Cd tam
Jill DO prepeljcvalo ljubljansko
gasilno in reScvalno druStvo V
ljubljanskc bolniSnicc. Nelika re-
zervna bolniSnica V Skofovih "a.
vodih V ST. Vidu ina 100 postelj.
Ranjcnci Sc doscdaj tam Sc ne
n~ahajajo.
Samomor ucitelja. IL ST. lila V
S~lOvenskih goricah Sc poroca
Dnc %. oktobra okrog polnoci je
priScl V gostilno gospe Neubauer
V Strassu pri Spielfeldu ucitelj-
voditclj Sulferajnske sole V Ger
Saku oh Muir. Narocil 81 je caSico
GAIA. no jc natakarica odSla, da
hi mu prinesla cal, je pocil strel.
Ucitclj Jamnik torej rodom
Slovenec 80 81 je pognal IL revol-
verja kroglo V prsi. Jamnika je
naSla natakarica lezati V mlaki
krvi ma tlch. Takoj so samomoril-
ca sprawl ma avtomobil, ia hi ga
prepeljali V Gradec. a jc &c med
potjo V bolniSnico izdihnil. Sunni
Sc, Ola so slabe financielne raz-
mere in odpovcd nevestc vzrok
samomora. Jamnik jc bill mirnej-
ii kot njegov prednik Brcznik.
Novo pristaniSce OBJ Jadranskem
morju- v Trzicu (Monfalcone) Sc
je pred nekaj dnevi vrsil kOmisi-
: jonelni ogled, ali hi kazalo tam
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29

hapraVlu novo pristaniSce. Do
gnalo Sc Je, da je prostor "a novo
pristanisce zelo ugoden. Ali be
nova luka %namenjena "a trgovske
ali vojne ladje, porocilo ne pove.
ZeJni tatovi. Pred kratkim SO
neznani tatovi V Spodnji SiSki
izvohali, kje ina neka stranka
v kleti vino. Zeja Jill je hudo
morila i'll ker drugace MISC mogli
do nektarja, so prekopali lid,
izvrtali V sod luknjo in Sc navzili
bozje kapljice, kolikor' Jim je po-
zelelo srcc. Kdo so bill ii tici, Sc
ne We, stranka We lie, ola jc prazen
| sod.
Hudomusna krava. No je 10.
nov. zjutraj neki MOI gnal pred
skofijo V Ljubljani kravo, je ia
zdivjala in hipoma je imela svo-
jega gospodarja med rogovoma.
krava je dirjala in nesla moza ma
rogeh ter toliko casa otepavala
Z glavo, ola sc je neprostovoljni
!czdec resi- z rog, hudomuSnica
pa Je potem Sc bolj bezala dale.
Ma trgu hi Sc bila ozlovoljenka
zakadila kmalu V neko branjevko.
Dive sestri zaporedoma umrli.
Od Sv. LIZA pri Nelenju p%orocajo :
Dne 8. novembra je umrla Geno-
vefa Sredensek, podomace Jele-
nova; bila je 10. nov. pokopana.
Sc tisti vecer il je sledila Y smrti
njena Sestra Ana.
IL Celia. Okoliska podruznica
Rdetega krila je uredila V kme-
tijski Soil V st. Jurju oh j. Z. dom
"a okrcvajoGe ranjence. Sedaj
je tam kakih 30 vojakov, yeGi-
mona Madzarov, XII Sc jim zdravje
oh veSci in prijazni oSkrbi vidno
boljSa. ZdravniSko nadzorstvo
ina DIR. Schwab IL Celia.
Manifestacije "a Turke ma Du-
naJu. Dne |. je bila ma Du-
nalu simpatijska Misunderstanding
"a Turke. Wee tiso6 liudi je ko-
rakajOc "a veliko turSko zastavo,
poleg katere so plapolale nemSke
IN avStrijske zastave pred turSkim
poSlaniStvom klicalo navduSenc
"Hoch" Turciji in Sc vnemalo
IA osvObojenje Egipta. En- del
manifestation je potem ~napravil
Sc patrijotiGno manifcstacijo pred
voJnim miniStrStvom.
Gorenjski krompir pc Q X. 80
VII prOdaja mestni magiStrat
ljublianski.
Pobegnil je kuhur "a delavce,
zaposlene pri regulaciji Save ma
Jezici 19lctni Andrea znidar. Cd
nesel je 20 X. in napravil Is X.
dolga.
Nezgoda. 30letni akordant Fr.
Jeras je ma juznem kolodvoru
stopil ma stroiev tender, da III bill
izpraznil kos premoga. PR TEN je
padel ter Sc ma Gelu in deSnem ko-
molcu tako poSkodoval, da je mo-
raj k zdravniku.
Tatov. Neznan zlo6inec j. po-
skusil vlomiti Hist posestnika 81
mona Starmana V subj pri Kra-
nju. GOspodarja nj bilo donna, a
~slucajno je prisla mimo hiSe neka
posestnica i'll je tatu pregnala. -
no je krcmarica Mariana Gaber
V Subj pri Start Loki bila 2 dru-
Zinc V sobi, je neznan tat vlomil
y hiSo in odnescl so kron denar-
ia, 30 zavojev cigaretnega tobaka
in wee Skatelj cigaret. - Posest-
mix Andrej ZupanGiG il Kolovra-
ia pri Litiji je sci z vozom ma po-
stajo V Zagorje pc blago. Njegov
hlapec Janez Grill mu je sci we
GER nasprOti in ga je dobil V Loki.
Zupancic jc izroGil vajeti hlapcu
in je ma vozu zaspal, hlapec pa je
porabil TO priliko in jc ZupanGieu
IL zepa ukradel pet bankovcev pc
20 X. Ko so hlapca prijeli. so dobi-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
Drobne vesti.

Kolera. - Nlada razglaSa, da St
j. |. novcmbra konstatiralo 10 no.
viii slucajcv kolcrc ma Dunaju. en-
Slucaj V Langcnloisu. | slutaj Y
Dunajskem mcstu, ; sucaji Y Sol
nogradu, ] slucaj Y Cclovcu. II
sluGajev Y Jozefovcm, II Slucajcv
ma M~oravskcm, ! s%lucaji y Opavi
in 33 s~lucajcv Y Galiciji.
Diva vojaka izvrsila sestkraten
umor. - Dnc 30. majnika it, bila
opleniena gostilna Marka Fussa V
Pikulicah pci Przcmyshu. Gostilni-
ear Fuss, njcgova Icna. trijc otro-
ci in dckla so bill umorieni, ziv jr
ostal le desetletni Moizcs Fuss.
Prciskava jc dognala, da sta izvr-
Si!a roparskc umorc a~rtilcrista
Vail karczar iii Nazilij Ryhczak.
Med oblegan.jcm Przcmysla ic
volno sodiScc obsodiIo morilca ma
smrt.
Slovensk ucitelj umira ma kole-
r.-Mariborska klcrikalna 'Stra-
"a poroca: Ucitcli Nid Jurko IL
Dola pri Hrastniku sluzi ko kor-
poral pri 26. domobranskcm pes
polku V Galiciji, piSc svojcmu pri-
Jatelju 2. Rottcriu: Kako nam
gre, 81 lahko misliS. Y ncprcsta-
mem ognju smo r. cd IL. oktobra.
Dnc III. oktobra sem dobil 'ognic-
nj krst'. Glavno je, ola sem 81 xiv.
ker vcliko mojih tovariScv IT, r.
pobrala bella Zcna. Bog ST. mas IL
smlll, cc ne DO kmalu kakc rcSit-
We. UciteIj Iagar mlajsi ie ranicn.
starcjSi Sc pa bori $ smrtjo (obo-
lei jc ma koleri). Nremc imamo
zalostnO kot so zalostnc naSc mi
sill in otozni obraZi. Bog Zc daj
koncc naSi pokori, ter ~ skorajS-
ME svidcnjc ma zclcnem Staicr-
skcm. Perilo hi rabbi. Pisal sem zc
vclikokrat domoy, pa brcz uspc-
ha. Ncmara, da Sc naSa poSta izgu-
hi ma daljni poti. Kaj ic novcga V
Marlboro? " DolinSkom sem bill
skupaj. TIE pray lepo ~pozdravlia.
|Sedai ie postal raGunski podcast-
mix. Lczimo V zemlii kakor krti.
cato smo wee ali mani bolchni. ST.
cen poZdrav!
P%onesrecila sc ie ma povratku
s pokOpalisca gdc. Alojziia Pisek,
hcer6a gosp. Frana Piska. vpoko-
jenega uradnika JUNE zcleznice,
ma vogalu Martinove ceste in Bo.
h%orieeve ulice. Tx oh ulici j,
neograjen jarek. Ker jc tn tudi
skrajno slaba razsvetljava, nj o.
paula iarka in padla vanj. Pr
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
SoCIALISTICNO GLAsILO MA
KRANJSKEM.

lzvedeli smo, da je dezelna
organizacija kranjska .Jugoslo-
vanske s%OcialnO demokratiGne
stranke sklenila izdajati v Ljub.
ljani nov tednik z naslovom ode.
lavec'. Sem ga Sc nismo dobili.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-29
Etbin Kristan:
GASPERCKovA POzABLJENA
EPIZODA.
VI.

$500 - oh
pozvan k preiskovalnemu sodni-
ku in tam je zvedel. da je =
hujskal in puntal.
Ne da Sc tajiti, da sc je Gas
per6ek prvi hip ustrasil. Tega tu-
di nj treba prikrivati. Najve6ji
junaki so poznali strah, in veliki
so bill zaradi tega, ker so ga znali
premagati. Ovadba, toaba, preis-
kava, zapor, nemara jeea - sal
nj malenkost. Ali to je nitro mi
milo, zakaj G%asperckovo srce je
bio moGno.
"Bodite mucenik," je dejala
gospOdicna Milena - in zdaj sc
izpolnijo njene proroGanskc bese-
de. Namen usode sc razodeva.
Njegovo trpljenje bo zgled. Do
slej je govoril V majhni druzbi;
il sodne dvorane zadone njcgove
besede kakor pozavna in zbude
speGi rod, kakor so budile tovari-
Sc in ~prijateljc mali zakajeni
gostilniSki sobi. GaSperGek! Ego
dovina Sc oglasa. Poklican 81 in
izvoljen. >Bodi dostojen velikega
poklica. I'm 6e tie obsodijo - kaj
"a to?
Prciskava je bila dolga kakor
cakanje V vicah. ZasliSavali so
price, GaSpcr6ek pa nj vpraSeval
"a to. Use 81 je hotel %prihraniti
"a obravnavo, ko Sc DO bojeval
vpri6o vsega naroda. Maj govore
price. maj mu eta sodnik cele spi-
sc ali pa posamezne stavke, on
lie DO posluSal. namenoma ne bo
posluSal, ker bi mu bilo sploh maj
lIubSe, da ga pokli6ejo |naravnost
pred tribunal brez vseh priprav.
Mic ne DO tail. Kar jc storil, je
%storil, ker je TAXA njegova ma
loga.
Veliki dan pa sc je zares mad
vse slovesno pri6el. GaSper6ek je
bill ma sodniji cello uro. preden J-
bila doloGena razprava. Use Sc mu
JIG zdelo tam izredno. Poslopjc z
dolgimi hodniki, sirokimi stopni-
cami, belimi stenami je preycval
din usode. GaSpertek je razlocno
Gutil: Tukaj sc ~dlocujejo velike
drame in tragedije zivljenja. Tu-
patam sc je vcasi prikazal MOI v
sirokem crnem talarju, vihrajo-
Gem okrog vitke postavc ali pa
sc tesno prilegajoeemu ugojene-
mu telesu zrelega, resnega gospo-
da. Vsakemu slugi je bila vaznost
zapisana ma obrazu. Tudi odvet-
niki SO prihajali in odhaJali, med
mimi znani gospodje, Xxi igrajoI
velike vloge V javnem z~ivljenju.
Oh desetih je bila napovedana
njegova razprava, oh desetih pa
je bio povabljenih Sc pet ali sest
drugih strank, in ~Gaspercek, XII
nj vedel, da je to pri vseh sodis-
cih stara navada. je re zopet Gu
til %nervoznost. Nekdaj Sc ne bi bill
drznil nasovoriti neznancGa clo-
veka "a nObeno ceno; sedaj Sc jel
zavedal svoje veljave, pa je pri-|
stopil k prvemu in ga je vpraSal
ste Ii tudi vi povabljeni ma
razpravo?"
Neznanec pa je odkimal in cd.
govoril:
"Kaj Sc! PosluSat sem ~priSel''|
G~aspertku Sc je z~jasnilo. Vpra-
seval je dale, pa so odgovarjali
Sal nisem mic ukradel."
"Razprava je vendar javna,
cato sem tukaj."
"Po cemu prihajam? Ker bo|
teater."
"Se nobenega politicnega pro-
cesa nisem izpustil, pa tudi tega
ne BON 80"
Nobenega polititnega procesa !!
-. Da, da, politicen proces. je ME-
gov process, in on je politiGen clo-
vek. In vse to ljudstvo je prislo
poslusat. Ia vsc bO gOvoril, "a
$ pOstane mucenik, on, Oroslav
G~aspercek! Dobro; Sc Ia grenki
keith izpije, Sc to cakanje pretr-
pi, pOtem pa. Pozdravljena usO.
da!
In mipilo 10 trI; 60 .oJa,,o
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-07
HIS LEAD.

Professor I.ounsbury. the noted gram
marian Of Yale. has democratic and lihcr
al views on the subject of the English
language. lie s%trcnuouSly opposes the dis
placing Of simple terms by others ~ ~.
DANTE characrtE Recently he told thi,
story while discussing the subject:
There was Il little hoy who began N
keep Il diary. His first entry was. Gul
M thi, morning 10 : o'clock He showed
the entry To- his mother. aud she. horror
stricken. said: wv
Have YOU been to Schoonp Got upt
indeed! Such an expression, Does the SUI
get MP? No. il rises.
And she scratched out Cut ~ IA :
and wrote Rose az =. IN us place. That
night the bov. before %rtirine. ended ia,
entry ~ rthc dav with The sentence: <ri
N y o'clock"