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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Chisholm, MINI.
PoGticni meSetarii

kakor povSod. tako 81 tudi y
C%hishOlmu politicni m~eSctarji. XII
nastavljajo Ianjkc, y katerc mai
hi Sci na> pIolctarcc. ia obdrZi ma
Sebi >ulenjski .jarcm. ia oStanc
v>c tako kakor jc bil0 bajc vcdno
ma Svctu - inqpo njih logiki tudi
ostane. Tile politicni mcSetarji 81
pray ME ne razliGujcjo cd VerSkih
meSctarlcv; 0boji 80 II pud0bmi
kakor cent ccntu. Ohoji 80 mnen-
ia, ia mora oStati hlapec hlapec.
IN ia ina gospodar y>c hoIic i'm
zemcliSkc pravice mad MIN. ia
Whit bic kakor - mu poljubi. ka-
kOr nitro pa kazc prolctariat ne
odvi>no>t. da hoCc sprcgledati. Ia
krat So pa vSi kriZi dol. Tile
mc>ctarii Sc po naNadi po>luZujc-
lo y>akih >red>tcv in do>ezejo
>voj namem. Pride jim prav vera,
pride jim pray narodno>t daSI
Sam MISC ne vcr>ki ne narodni,
ampak nek~<>ni bilniSmani hotc-
jo biti. ali tudi to so pray reyne
sortc. Il h. yrstc bizniSmenov So
rekrutira Ob casu delavskih bojev
%takozvana Citizens Alliance. -
Ii narodnjakarji nimajo STEER no
bcnih pripomockov "a vzgojo SyO-
jcga naroda. q katcrem kaj radi
deklamirajO. Gee jc trcba povzdig-
niti Syoh bizniss. drugemu pa tu-
di ne puste. IL hi ga Jim pokazal.
= sredStvom pripomockom mi
slim Ma Organizacijo, katera je ia
kim biZmismenom trn V peti. I'm,
ihdi civkajo o yeri. a so samr mai
vecii breZverci. ninavci: kajti ce
bi bill yerni. ne hi mogli odobra-
vati Ia krvicni sistem. Iii danes
vlada. Ali lc res sin tesarjev uGil,
da moralo drug drugega izkoriS-
cati: No sir, Tudi cerkev tcga he
uci. II nleni clani 10 vcndar prak-
uciralo i'll 10 potrjujejo te VrSte
hIZnlSmeni V Chisholm. Ali NOR
da delate TO vecio east in slave
boiios - kdOr ic V rcsnici rodo-
liub, kakor 50 proglaSa. Ia mai to-
rel della ma to. da Sc DO narodu V
resnici bolie godilo; nikar pa mai
ne smatrajo samo sebe "a narod.
kaiti narod MISC samo hiznissma-
nj ampak So X narOdu priStevajo
tudi delavci - po vsi pravici pre-
lc ko vsi drugi element - Gospo-
dom bizniSSmcnom moran kar nc
yedati. da Maine hi bill Sc nikdar
ma prodai in tudi ne BIO. Tudi ne
Lelim. ia hi me kdo hvalil "a po-
Zirek alkOhola. Odklanjam vsako
east in hvalo. pa zahtevam vedno
in pOvsod pravico do zivljenja.
kakor meni. tako tudi drugim in
to brez raZllke ra>c. we're ali ma
rOdnOsti. - McSetarija hiZniSkih
p~oliticarjev jc prozorna. Me ma
men .ic razdirati dclavSko Solidar-
most. da sc kasne.je cimlaglje zdro-
hi Min moe in 81 iih privede ma
zaj V %narocjc kapitali>ticnega H.
ko~riSGania. Ia danes mai to
z%adostuje. oh priliki pa Sc Sc kai
oglaSim.
Anton Maine
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
De Pue. III.
Cent. Sodrug urednik :
Blaz Mezori.

Cent. Sodrug urednik -
PrOsim vas o%dmerite nekai pro-
Stora V Proletarcu. la vam opi>cm
malo naSe drustvene in druzabne
razmere. - Kar Sc della tiGe. je hi
10 " parkrat porocanO in mi vsled
tega nj potreba p~Onavljati. Sal
ySak razSodcn delavec itak We. ka-
ko ie; velike razlike pa danes gle
de delavskih razmer nj. - &c hi
So delavstvo boil zanimalo "a Syo-
ic delaysko 6asopisie. hi bilo 60
tovo Boise zani kakor 10 pa Ia
ko. ko Sc Sc V veliki meri Gamma
IA poneumnjevlane kot n. primer
Amer. Slovenec. katcrega ne ure-
iujeio delavci ampak popje. Gas
hi bill Q 70 enkrai. da delavstvo
spozna svoio velikansko zmoto
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Red Lodge, Mont.

Red Lodge, Mont.
Cenj. urcdnlStVo Prolctarca -
TEN potOm sem So namenil ne
kOliko Opisati. kako 0b>tojimo mi
Slovenci tukai y tel naSclbini.
SlOvencev la ic tukdi prece.i-
Sno Stevilo in vlada med mani tn
iii prava bratSka Sloga. Da ie res
Sloga med mani. ic dOkaz to-lc {:
Priredili smo ii veliko veSelicO y
Soboto zveGer. dine ,. Jan. I. lcta.
/brali SmO 81 Skupal ySi ilani tn
kajSnih treh pOdpornih druStey.
in te so: :. y. +. j.. :. :. p. Il. in
druStvo sv. Barbare ter 81 tako
priredili Skupno ~NcSclico y koriSt
Straikariem MichiganU. XII so Y
hudem bOju rroti svojim kapita-
iistom. namrec rloti bakrenim ba-
rCnom Ia zabava So ie vrSila Y
delavski Finski dvorani. N,Selica
jc bila namrec sestavljera prvi:
il govora Y angleSkcm i"Nku, III.
"a jc nam ~napravil mas ,Odrug X.
d.. IA MIN ie naStopil drug J..
c.. XII ie napravil govOr y alovcn
skem ieziku III talio narduSeval
Iojake Ia zdruzitev. kcr L. ' 3dru-
zenju je mogocc nan kai dose@i
in .ie med ten Spodbujal sobrai ,
"a pridruzitcv ~ podporna druSt-
Va. ia hi 81 tako preSkrbeli "a Sl,-
cal bolczni ali neSrcce >plon. Oh
enem jc pominjal rojake Strajkar-
jc Michigan. Ia tenn so nasto-
pill naSi SLOW. pevci, ki so nam "a
peli par lepih ,'esEu = pozdrav.
Ia tenn 80 nastopili tudi finSKi
pcvci. ki so nam zapeli par peSmi
y >vOjcm finskem jeziku. Ma TO
~ bila dramaiicna predstava TIN
Ticki'. Ia veseloigra y dyeh de.
janjih nam jc napravila mnOgo
zabavc in smcha. In ko Ic bila igra
d~okoncana. 50 Jc zacel pies, da Sc
jc kar kadilo cd poda JAZZ nam
rec nisem pleSal, kcr sem Sc bal,
da hi mi kateri stopil ma kurjr
oko. .Jc H. Smola no. sal pravim
pa Sc jc clovck nina partnerja,
(oziroma partnerce) da hi Sc ma
10 Zavrtii Z MO pc deskah.
Tukaj ic tudi Seliko hrvatskih
Sodrugov. Iii spodaio V slOvenska
pOdporna druStva. Eni so bill
mnneia. da smo naredili to pred
stavo mnogo stroSkov. Obleka, ma
&ki"aaic IN vse "a &c ~pc,rehne re
ci ic mas vcljalo $13.S5. Cudno pa
met imajO nekateri ljudje. Pc
mojtm mnenju nam ia predstava
-. napravila StroSke. ampak ia
prcistavd nam ie naredila dobi-
rel. Pri tel ~v"sclici So ie naredilo
Slnn tist"ga dobi6ka, katero svo-
Ia ~mo p5slali Y pomOc michigan
skim Straikariem.
kGr Sc pa delavskih razmer IL
ce, st ne moreno pray zelo zahva-
liti leila Sc MANFRED 20 3. 4 do }
.lni Il 'rdnu. IaSlulck ie pa rail-
cen - arOStOru in ddo So tukai
zclo teiko dobi.
Ma dr':>tvenem poliu tudi zc; +.
iobrL vsrcvamo. Imamo Sicer
kot sem ~ zgorai omenil ri
podp. druStva. kterc vse lepo ma.
predujeio. Nadalic imamo socia-
liSticni klub, 81. %. Xxi ic priklop.
lien k j. S. Z. in prireia svoie Sc
ie V prostorih finske delavSke dvo
rane in STEER dvakrat V mesecu ::
prvi pondeljek V mesecu redno in
vsaki tretii pondeliek V mesecu
pa izyanrcdno seio. zaGetek seize
le totno oh I. uri zveGer.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Franklin. Kans.

Proslm urcdnlStvO "a malo pro
stora in da dopiSa ne izroci tiSte-
mu koSu brez dina. XII ie menda
pOdOben biSagi kranjSkcga la
neZa.
Dne |. ja%nuarja Smo incl ma
F'ranklinu >lovcnSki delavci >kup-
no veSelico y prid Strajkarjev Y
Micniganu in Colorado. Neselica
le bila pray dobro obiskana ne
>almo .od Slovenskih. ampak tudi
delavcev drIgih narodnoSti. Ci-
stega dobicka ie bio $j9.25. kar
- deli IA diva strajkovna okroi-
ia. - Glede delavskih razmcr ie
pa pri mas takole: V cnih SChtih
delamo vSak dan. Y enih pa IT, 30
diva do Fri Y tednu. Xasluii Sc to-
rel raVno "a Sproti in vslcd tega
ne Svctujem nObenemu hOditi
Semkai Ia delom. - Cital sem V
y. v. da p~ostavijo Y kansasu
Sest novih SohtOv in ia Sc tn ma.
selilO precei naSih rojakov. .Jaz.
III razmere tukai prav dobro po-
Inam. bi pa vsem priporocal. mai
bodo previdni. kajti tukai mas je
ze scdaj preved. Ia Scdaj mai o.
stanc le vsak ma svoiem mestu,
ce Sc razmerc kaj predrugacijo.
BON pa " porocal. - Morda no
KIDD misli, da sem drugim DELAY
Gem nevOScljiv; toda nikakor ne.
Povedati zelim lc. kako razmcre
Y resnici stole. in stem druge
obvarovati %sluGajne gmotnc Sko-
de.
Ne morem 81 kaj. da hi pri tel
priliki tudi jaz ne apeliral ma ma.
Sc delavce Sirom Amerike. mai
pristopijo kjerkoli so ie. k socia-
listicnemu klubu. da Sc vsak "a
nina "a delavsko politiko. Vsak
dan imamo sedaj priliko citati o
kapitalisticnn groZodejstvih. XII
Sc code V Michiganu in Colorado.
NIdIte. kapitalisti so dObro orga-
mzlranl. delavci pa Sc ne dOvolj,
cato Sc je kapitalistom Sc mogo-
ce upirati. &c hi bilo yse delay
stvo. ali vsai po vecini organizi-
rano pOliticno in gospodarsko. bi
ga ne premagal xiv krst. TO pa
tudi magnati bakra IN cruega
dlamanta pray dObrO vedO in
SkuSalo ma vSe nacine raZdvaiati
delavce. da bi lahko Sc Y naprei
igrali stare igrO. ia hi Sli dclavci
razprseni nazaj ma stare tlako.
VISA sredstva so Jim dobra dOsla :
politicne oblasti. ccrkev in mali
biznismeni.- MeStoveGjega kos5.
ka kruha dobivajo delavci svinec
I'm bic. - Ali so TO delavci zaslu-
Eli. Xxi 50 producirali miljone in
milione vrednOsti. cd kar so FACE
Ii delati IA doticne kompanijel
Nikakor ne! Ali pravice danes Sc
nj "a delavca. In tega 81 ie mnogo
sam kriv. ker pOsluSa Svoic ma
sprotnike. meSto svojc ZagOvor-
nike. - Dclavci. poglejte. kako
Je danes ma Svetu Delavci garaio
- vcasih noe i'm dan. ola napolni-
10 magazine. pa pride naokoli
goSpodar in rece: danes vas ne
I potrebujem vec, nj della; magazi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Dunlo, Pa.
SOdrug urcdnik ,

SodrUg urcdnik
hakor ic bilo p~orocano, sta pri-
redila kluba Stev. liz In 81. l27.
skupnO veselicO ma Silvestrov We
Ger. Ndelezba STEER nj bila kakor
Sc je pricakovalo, vendar lie pa We
Sellca vSpela jake dObro, "a kar
Seveda gre p~riznanje vdelezencem
istc. Torai klicem iskrena hvaIa
vsem ter kmalu ma zopctno svi-
denje,
No seveda. zabaye .je bio DO
vol, lgra 'Njegov JUBILEE. Sc
je odigrala dokai dobro. zlasti ker
so lgralci imcli zelo kratek cas- "a
ucenje iste, Steer Sc ie opazilo pr
nekaterih igraIcih nekai nedostat-
kov, ter Sc istim priporoGa, Ola v
prihodnie boil patio,
Obcinstvo Sc ie med igro zadr-
zalo pray mirno razun par med-
vsklikov Ia kar Sc prosi gledalce.
da V bodOce opustijo.
Pol ure pred prihodom novega
leta ie nastOpil govornik sodrug
l.. Gorjup IL JohnstOwna, kateri
Je ledrnatcm govoru opisal kri-
vice. katerc st godiios delavstvu
pod kapitalisticno Waldo ter DO
zivljal sodruge X vstrajncmu delu
y prihOdnjem letu, katcro mai pri-
wee vsueha viii naSi delavski
stranki ter naSemu delavskemu
casOpisiu. SOdrugu G~orjupu IRE
kata kluba priznanje ter zeljo. da
mas kmalu zopct obiSGe.
Dramaticni odsek Sc pridno pri-
pravlla "a predpustno veselico in
sicer T. igrama ''Kralj Herod".
saliva dvodejanka ter NE klici
vraga". vloge so V najboljsih ro-
kah in to janet. ia bo vspeh.
Ravno SEN bill namenjen dopis
odposlati. ko Sc ie pripetila nesre-
ca Y tukaj>njem premogovem ro-
WI Henrictte Coal Co. No. ,. plast
kamenja jc podsula rojaka Jack
Strleta. ter "a ma mestu ubila,
njegovemu ~tovariSu Fr. %JerneJci-
Gu ie pa skala zlomila nogo.
Pokoinik ie bill star 80 let, do
ma je bill IL vasi Pod Loz ma No
traniskem. Tukai zapuSca zalujo-
90 soprogo ter diva Sc n~edorastla
otrOka. Nesrecni rodbini iskreno
sozalje. Kot zaveden delavec. ie
bill veGlcten narocnik Proletarca.
ter west elan treh podpornih dru-
Stew kakor tudi pozrtovalcn clan
SLOW. LOB. DR.. "'Vihar".
Seveda. mnogi govore sedaj.
usOda je tako hotela. tako ie mo
ralo biti, praviio drugi. Ne. nj ia
ko bratjc delavci! Postal .ie zrtcv
zrtev nikdar sitega kapitalizma.
kakor re milioni drugih, kajti ka-
pltallZem do SkralnOSti zkoriSca
delavske mase. Kaj ie kompaniji
"a zivl.ienie delavca7 Me, Kom-
panic Skrbiio veG "a varnost V
Jill null kot pa IA take dclavcc.
Torai deIavci, odprite oci. spo-
znaite enkrat resnico. preStopajte
k delayski. to ie socialistiGni stran
ki. katera edna Sc bori "a svit-
leiSo bodocnost dclavcev. da Sc
koncno otresemO mezdnega SUI
zenstva. da Sc nc bode kapitalizem
wee igral z naSim zivlienjem ter
mas ubiial cdino lie radi veGicga
profita.
Clan soc. kluba. 81. 127.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13
Waukegan, Ill.

Ccnlcno urcdniStvo: -
Iopet prihaiam I malim dopi-
som. Y nadi, da ga priob6itc. -
Rekli hoste morda kaj je scdai no
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-01-13

j Tile.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
Boxers Face Punishment.

Milwaukee-BothJ Jack Redmond Of
Milwaukee and Pete Childs Of Chicago
face punishment from the state ath-
letic commission for their alleged vio-
lation Of the state rules in their box
ing bout at La Crosse Thursday night
The state law makes that offense pun
ishable by anything up to year in
prison. George Duffy, referee, who
stopped the contest In the sixth round,
made a complete report to the commits
sion and both boxers will be called be-
fore that body when 1t meets the lat
ter part OF this week. Duffy. in his re-
port, declared that both men used foul
tactics and INDUCED In unnecessary
roughness, despite repeated warnings.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
Surgeon Charged With Murder.

Sheboygan.-Dr w. o. st. Sure. one
Of the Oldest physicians of Sheboygan,
was arrested here on complaint of
Sheriff Robert Fischer on a charge Of
second degree manslaughter and Is
being held under bail of $4,000 for
hearing March 81. Doctor St Sure is
charged with causing the death of
Miss Dora Yerke. young woman from
Elkhart Lake, who died here March s
after a criminal operation alleged to
have been performed March /. The
coroner's jury. after an autopsy had
been held, found that death was due
to infection following criminal opera
ton, but failed to place the blame.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
POTATO GROWERS
WILL ORGANIZE
LOCAL CLUBS TO AFFILIATE WITH
STATE BODY TO BE FORMED
IN MANY COUNTIES.
SEVERAL MEETINGS PLANNED
First Sessions VIII Be Held In the
Cities of Tomahawk and Rhine
lander on April Eleventh
and Twelfth.

Madison.-The raising of 'spuds" Is
becoming a popular and profitable
business in many counties of Wiscon-
sin. In not few communities the
potato growers have formed them
selves into local associations to bet
ter encourage the growing of only
standard varieties and the sale OF
their crops in wholesale and prefer
ably In carload lots.
Local clubs will be organized at a
number Of the farmers courses to
be held In several counties Of the
state this spring. Such organization
meetings have already been planned
for Rhinelander April 2, and Toma-
hawk, April II.
Each club will be a branch Of the
state association and the members in
each community will cooperate In
growing tubers of quality Of one, or, at
the most, but very few high yield
ing varieties. This work is In charge
Of James G. Milward of the college
Of agriculture Of the University Of
Wisconsin, who will lend assistance
In organizing the clubs, securing de-
sirable varieties or giving any infor-
nation Of value to the growers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
VAST MOTOR INDUSTRY
cOUNTRY's ANNUAL ExPENOt-
TURE RUNS INTO BILLIONS.
Floures Show That 1,145000 Cars Are
Now Registered for Use In tho
United States.

Over 1,145,000 motor cars Of all de-
scriptions in use In the United States
were registered in the several states
last year. and Of this number SO per
cent were pleasure cars and the re-
naming IL per cent commercial,
based upon the registration returns In
New York state, where Of the total
registrations of 1866 motor vehicles
upward Of $1,000 were commercial
cars. OF the cars used in this country
81 per cent are of American make.
1t can be safely computed that the
motor cars owned In the United States
aggregate a present value Of nearly
two billions Of dollars, one-half of the
total number of cars registered last
year at $1,000 each, and the remain
ing half at $4,000 each, both figures
being exceedingly conservative.
But the annual expenditure for new
machines, large as 1t Is. Is not all.
Tires. gasoline and lubricating oil. re-
pairs, renovation and periodical over
hauls" amount to many millions.
oAACo loIl dpPI po,oOO,OoV LII
license fees has been collected. The
actual number Of professional drivers
licensed In this country during 1911
was 174,087, and since that time their
number in this country has increased
fourfold. II the wages of this number
were fixed at the rate of SIS per week.
and the compensation Of others en-
ployed about the car were added, the
total would reach upward of eleven
million annually, and thus the run
ming expenses Of the motorist, added
to the purchase cost and incidentals,
would reach the enormous aggregate
of some billions Of dollars.
But these figures cover only the d.
rect expenditures upon cars and their
operation and do not take into account
the money expended indirectly in con-
nection with motoring. such as the cost
Of suitable clothing, hotel and travel
expenses while touring, which must
add several millions to the total
amount. The spending Of this money
benefits directly or otherwise a great
number of people, especially the In
dustrial classes.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26

Mr.. William A. Radford will answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST on all subjects pertaining to the
subject of building. for the readers Of this
paper. On account OF his wide experience
a. Editor. Author and Manufacturer. he
10. without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all inquiries
to William A. Radford, No. 1927 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
The well-todo suburban builder Is
getting rather particular about the
kind Of house he puts up. 1t Is not
enough to simply provide comfortable
shelter for his family and have room
enough for all; but the general style
and appearance Of the house has to
be given due thought so that 1t will
work in we'll with It's surroundings
and conform In size and style to what
his friends and neighbors consider
necessary for his home. Something
OF spaciousness, dignity and hospital
ity has to be embodied In such q
structure. The exact order of archi-
lecture to be used may not be pre-
scribed-some Of those details are left
to the home builder himself and to his
architect-but nevertheless, custom
prescribes the quality and general
character Of the building.
One Of the features that public opin-
Ion Is coming more and more to re-
quire is that suburban dwellings
should be as nearly f1reproof or fire.
resisting as possible. Fire protection
In small towns and suburban localities
Is very seldom all that 1t should be-
Common business sense directs that
IN such locations extra precautions
should be taken. especially for resi-
dences. to make them as nearly fire
proof as possible. This carries with
1t the obligation to build substantially
and well, at the same time using as
artistic design as may be, so that
the building which is to last for three
or four generations will throughout all
that time be source Of pride to the
owner and an improvement to the
neighborhood.
The design illustrated on this page
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ditions and to recommend itself as
being at once dignified and attractive
IN appearance, substantial in construc-
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is as near fireproof as residence can
be made with practical success
The general type of this house is
OF the popular brick veneer-cement
plaster combination which has proved
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
VALLEY JEWELLERS IN MEET
About Thirty Members Attend the An
nual Convention Of the Fox River
Associat at Fond
Du Lac.

Fond du Lac.-The annual conven-
ton of the Fox River Valley jewelers.
thirty members In attendance. The
time was spent in the discussion Of
topics pertaining to the retail trade
and banquet was held. The present
officers of the association are: Presi-
dent. ]. r. Chapman, Oshkosh; vice
president, John p. Hess, Fond du Lac;
secretary. e. w. Anderson, Neenah;
treasurer, Herman Ramps, Neenah.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
Not Much Of a Mystery.

Tenants Of certain apartment
house we're mystifled on noticing two
long poles with red rags dangling from
the ends. attached to the front We
randa.
Its the surveyors" explained some
Those things are surveyors rods"
e IT'S housebreakers." opined others.
They've put those up to identify our
house. They will come some night
and rob It,"
In their perplexity The tenants
sought out the landlord
DO you know anything about those
poles?" they asked.
The landlord did.
II put them there myself" he said
They're to scare OF the sparrows."
The landlord, 1t developed, hated the
small birds, and had improvised these
"scarecrows" with the idea OF fright
ening them away.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26
Broken-Backed Man Dies.

Oconto.-IIarry Fumelle, thirty five
years old, died here. Four years ago
last December he had his back broken
while working at camp near Wau
eaukee. A load of logs. on which he
was working, broke loose from sleigh
and he was crushed beneath them
Death has been momentarily expected
ever since, but he fingered more than
four years.
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Campaign to Save Eyes.

Madison.-The state is taking up
active work in the fight in Wisconsin
against blindness.
This morning there started from the
the office Of the state board Of health
the first shipments of silver nitrate
to the physicians and midwives Of the
state, as provided by law passed
at the last legislature.
Each package contains "a ampules
of beeswax and a package OF needles.
The ampules have in their center a
few drops Of the one per cent solution
of the salt. The needle is used to
pierce the end of the ampule and pres
sure on the ampule then permits n
few drops to be squeezed out One
drop is sufficient for each eye of the
newborn child.
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WISCONSIN WOMEN MAY VOTE
According to an Opinion to DIstrlst At
torney McGrath Of Monroe, Green
County, Broad Construction
Permits II.

Madison.-Women may vote for the
office of county commissioner Of edu-
cation. according to an opinion given
District Attorney McGrath Of Monroe.
Green county. Under the broad con-
struction given to the act" says the at
torney general, there can be no ques-
ton but that women having the neces-
sary qualifications as to age. resi-
dence. etc, are entitled to vote the
same as men In the election of the
county board Of education"
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so satisfactory for suburban work dur
ing the past few years. Resting on a
good foundation Of squared stones &C.
mented on the inside and made thor.
oughly waterproof, strong timber
framework is erected in the ordinary
way as for well-constructed frame
house. However, instead Of the ordi-
nary beveled siding, face brick is sub
stituted, laid up In a four-inch wall
and securely tied to the studding with
galvanized iron wall ties every fifth
course Of the brick work and to every
stud.
This veneering Of brick reaches
from the stone foundation course up
to the line of the second story win
dow stills. From there up to the caves
the siding is cement plaster on ex.
banded metal lath. A slate roof COM
pletes the exterior fireproof armor.
AS the majority Of fires originate from
external hazards 1t will be seen that
a building completely protected in
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-03-26

The newest thing in automobile Cog
giles is endowed with the magic-like
quality Of giving the wearer a view
all around him as well as In front.
These have been recently patented,
and the main feature Of the device is
a pair of refectors mounted adjust
ably on the rims Of the goggles so
they may be readily placed in an
operative or imperative position ac-
cording to the desire of the wearer.
One Of these reflectors will give the
chauffeur clear view OF all going on
to the rear Of him, and the other re-
Hector, being placed at different an
gle, gives him an oblique view of one
side. These refectors do not in the
least interfere with his constant view
to the front OF him.
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WILL MARCH AT WASHINGTON
Honored by Wisconsin Suffragists
to Lead the Delegation.

Kenosha.-Miss Harriet Balm, presi-
dent Of the Kenosha County Equal
Suffrage league, and Miss Robinson Of
Kenosha, have been appointed by the
Wisconsin Woman's Suffrage assocla-
ton to the honor of leading the Wis
consin delegation in the national pa
rade Of suffragists to be held In Wash
ington, May 8. At that time resolu-
ton. asking the consideration Of con-
gress for the suffrage amendment to
the national Constitution, will be pre-
scented.