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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
DAILY RECORD.


To Sam Goodman, To- build d. garage; lots
il and y, block $50, Plerce-F lnley aduluoh'
M Dolores Do1finduez to build an adobe
Park street, between Eighth and Ninth; es-
NJ q ID vance. TO build a brick store
Clifton and Grama: estimated value $1,000.
To c. II. CotunghaTn. to make repairs
515 Corto street; estimated cost $50.
To d. c. TaIiman, to. build an adobe, lots
81 and Is block SP.' Garden addition; es-
timated value 1852
F1 Peso county, sTsxas-J. z. Thomson to
c. W Tobin. part OK section 30, block 6S,
school land; considerauon,' other and $40;
Sautb side OF Tularosa. between Rayner
and PIedras-Austin and MARI Investment
and Construction company to N +. Lucero-
Tot q and parts Of e and q. block 81 East
FL Paso5 consideration $3.50; April I. 1913.
Manhattan Heights additiOn-Charles Da-
Wis to w. X. Ramsey lots Il, 13 and a.
block 16. Manhattan Heights consideration
sZID0: Feb. "a. 1919.
ii Paso county, Texas-W. r. Clements
TO 7. Z. Thomson, part Of section 30, block
GS school land; consideration other and $40;
April 3. 1919.
Northeast corner OF Blanchard and Flor
ence--Lee II Orndorh to R D; Blaekshear.
lots II to 20, inclusive, block las, Alexander
addition; consideration $500; April 2, 1914.
Fabens. Tex-C. N. Newman ct al. to
YgnaciO Gutierrez, lot %. block 10, Fabens;
Consideration $50; Jan. II, 1914
South side Of Clifton, between Mari and
acknowledgements Hill company to Mrs.
Government Hill; consideration $3.50; April
Manhattan addition-George R. LeBaron
ct al. TO A. 3. Webster. lots a and As.
block II. Manhattan Heights; consideration
$1100; March q, 1914.
South side Of White Oaks. between San
Marcial and RayEer-A. ". Curtis ct uX. to
W. W. SUartz lot % and part Of %, block
G6, East FL Paso; consideration $1,000: Feb.
West side Of Park. between Ninth and
Tenth-W. z. O'Brien to Jacinto NJ. Iron
cosco. lot s, block 81, Magoffin addition;
consideration $500; Dec. 16. 1911
WoOdlawn additicn-Carmen .JuradO ct al.
to Jesus AIateus, lot 20, block o. Woodlawn
addition consideration S155; April 4, 1913.
Southwest corner Nashville and Dyer
Frank B. Hadlock ct al to George W. King,
lots II and 10, block S. Grand View: CON
sideration $500; Jan II. 1914.
Licensed to Wed.
Jose Bustamantes ard 1Iargarita BeItran.
Emnet F. Hancock and Lois X Levi.
Manuel Cordero and Carmen Garcia.
Automobiles Licensed.
z16l-El Paso Gas company Oregon and
Franklin; two passenger Ford.
21GS-El Paso Repair shops, 316 South
Stanton street; Harley-DavidSon motorcycle.
2169-T. D. LOveiady 1904 Hueco street;
five passenger Ford.
Births-GirIs.
To Mrs. Luz de la Cruz city; April 3.
To Mrs. c. saleem. lis South FL Paso
street: March 27.
TO Mrs. J. ]. Barnett. $3.50 Park street
April G.
TO Mrs. C. Lujan. 29s2 Texas-Paciflc
street: March 81.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
Beef Rel. &c StvLe

TIRE c15s doags feGSp O01JfL sail; ) le5el 1s1-
sb9OufafZs K c Baking Ponder 3 cup Sk07zeHEagJ
rz,zef MIX: 1 czb each, eEibpeE cooked beet and
hrnr; L tezsb00zf1I ElZred 5HEstaya; 2 beaten
fggs; .cy7tfHg at on ion; Z tszyb00flful EACH SAX
lzaa beB6ey5 65Ofh az ayGfsg.
Make a biscuit dough Of the flour,
salt, K c baking powder, shortening and
milk, and roll into a sheet half an inch
thick, having the ends even. Nix the
other ingredients by themselves, using
LIQUID as needed to make a paste.
Spread the paste over the dough and
roll like a Jelly roll. Bake ina buttered
pan about forty minutes. Brush over
the outside with a little beaten egg left
for the purpose and return to the oven
to brown. Serve hot with a rich brown
sauce. Other meats, such as chicken or
veal, alone, or IN combination, may be
used. The onion and mustard may be
omitted.
Ninety recipes-just think Of it-by the
famous cooking authority, Mrs. Janet Mckenzie
HILL sent free upon receipt of the colored Ger
tiicate PACKED in 25-cent cans Of K c Ba king
Powder. Send for the handsome Cooks Book
today 10 the JAQUEs 1IFG. Co., Chicago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
PUPILS IN ALTA
Visit. WIN HALF
A DAY HOLIDAY
Make a Good Record For
Punctuality; Grandview
Has Honor Roll.

Several Of the grades in the Alta
Vista school gained half holiday
this month for having no tardies dur
ing the month These are the third
the fifth and the sixth grades.
The honor pupils of the Alta vista
school who have been neither absent
nor tardy during the third quarter
of school, just closed, are: Mary Har-
ris. Vera Lovelady, Margaret Wood,
and Eva Sincomb, OF the fourth grade.
In the third grade the children who
have had perfect spelling lessons for
the mast month are Wendell Shall,
Rbea Wells Lillian Luscher, Fern
1Tahonev Ella Rountree, Louise Oden,
Helen Walker, Lillian Bourland, Helen
PorrIand, Gail Kelley, Carl Gregory,
Horace Stedham, Tom Hansen, Elsie
KYLE. The best spoilers In the hlgh
second grade were: Margaret Benja-
min. Naude Coe, Earl Coalson, Eleanor
Harvie, Carmen Henderson, Marie
Henderson, Mary Nichols, Beulah
Pichev. Sophie Blum, Mildren Allen,
Lime barrow, Jessie Burney, Stanford
SincOub and Hugh Walker.
The children who are the best spell
ers in the fourth grade are: Rather
Inc Peaney, Stanldigh RawsOn, David
Mcknight, Eva Sincomb, Margaret Nc
Cless, Cloey Wilcox and Vera Love-
In the second grade the pupils who
had perfect attendance were: Earl
CoaIson. Clifford Herr, Leonardo Mar
tinez Margaret Benjamin, Sophia
Blum. Marie Henderson, Mary Nichols
and Buelah Richey.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08

NEED GLASSES: ASK sEGALI.
MOVED TO los TEXAS STREET.
Advertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
MAY HONOR PUPILS
IN GRANDVIEW SCHOOL

At the Grandview school those hav-
ing perfect lessons in the low first
Grade for last week were: Hayes
Blsfn. FRANCES Upton and Melvin Pop
penhausen.
In the high first grade Alice Srasser,
Horace Thompson, Eloise Cawthon, FL
lott Jackson, Grace Montgomery, EI-
sic Nae Lee, Neill Upton, Edith IalIey,
Fnedina Albarado, Frank Webb. Leices-
fer Memott, Gertrude Taylor and VIII
liam Day had a perfect record in both
reading and spelling.
Those making 100 for the week in
spelling from the high second and low
third were: Spencer Ruebel, Adela Rico,
ethel Mitchell, Ida Derrick, Herbert
Earle, Jack Sanford and Margaret
Bagge-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
Beef Roll

2 New Way Of Using Left Overs
By Mrs. 7aaet Mckenzie HUI, Editor
eftEe Boston Cooking School Magazine
Every housewife finds the dis
position of left overs a most per-
picking problem. K c Beef Roll
will go a long ways toward help
ing you out when the family get
tired Of hash and stews. You
really ought to try it for supper
tonight OF tomorrow night at the
latest. as
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08

- AoN Ac9H Il nun zoe
Dig out your old last spring suit and
let US make it look like new. We Will
send for it any time you say. Holmes
Dyeing and Cleaning Works, 7O1
Texas and 21S Mesa streets Phones
91.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
WORKERS
NAME DELEGATES
TO CONVENTION
Members of the Union Are
Making Canteens For
the Rebel Army.

The Sheet Metal Workers union has elect
ed Sam Nayner as a delegate TO the stats
Federation OF Labor convention 10 1s n S-
IN Ell Paso ia June. The union also 90
tributed % cents a member to the enter
Tneut fund Of the state Federation OF LABOR.
These actions were taken at the union
Union Labor hall. Much routine business was
transacted and there was large at1enuance
u ---'---'- Making Rebel Canteens.
G. h Peckham, Frank Reed. X. +. keile5
and G. Vinegas, members OF the Sneet - l5 ~.
Workers union, are making canteens Tor lhe
rebel army IN Mexico.
E. A. Caddy. c. W. Scott and Sam RaynTes'
members Of the Sheet Metal workers union
are doing shop work for Welsh & Co.
G. A. Ealing. a member Of the Sheet Metal
Workers union is making furnace fixtures
T. 7. Robertson. q member Of the Sheet
Metal Workers union, IS putting gutteElns
on the warehouse Of Kralzauer. York & Moye
Co.. sues. on Main street
c. II. Jaque a member Of the Plssters
union, IS working on residence IN tne
1900 block on Roosevelt street
No Meeting Of Plasterers.
On account Of the officers Of the Plaster
ers' union being IN Douglas working. there
The Plumbers union held its regular
weekly meeting Tuesday night with a large
attendance. There was much business OF I'M
Chas- Escott and H. C. ODonnen. mem
bers Of the Plumbers union, are installing
plumbing in the new Walker residence on
North stanton street.
T. D. Butchcy, a member Of the Plumbers
union, IS installing plumbing IL a residence
on Montana street. for Mayfield Bros Realty
company.
James Stewart. a member OF the Plumb
ers' union. IS installing plumbing in a resi-
dence on Alamogordo street for contractor
White.
James. Flanagan, a member OF the Plumb
ers' union, is Installing finishing plumbing
in the MeEruder flats on Mundy avenue.
Thomas Langan, a member Of tne Plumb
ers' union. Is installing plumbing in a fiat
building being erected on South 81 Paso
street.
Three Unions to Meet.
The Carpenters union Will hold its regu-
lar weekly meeting tonight at Union Labor
hall
The regular weekly meeting OF the Paint
ers' union viii be held tonight at Union La
Dor hail.
There viii be a semimonthly meeting Of
the Blacksmiths' union tonight at Union La
Dor hall.
Fresh oysters. Opitz Market, phone
36.-AdVertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
Rheumatic Throat
Is Common Trouble
Should Be Treated in Blood
To Prevent Recurrence.

There are successful gaTslcs that stop
soreness in the throat, but to prevent their
incessant return, the blood must be put IN
order The best remedy is s 5, $, as II
influences all the functions Of the BODY 10
neutralize the irritants or waste products
and to stimulate their excrettOn through
the proper channels.
Rheumatic sore throat IS a dangerous
Indication, as it means that the blood IS
loaded with more uric acid than the KID
neys can excrete, and may thus lead to
serious general disturbance.
The action Of S. S. S. stimulates cellular
activity. 1t prevents the accumulation OF
irritants in local spots. 1t enables the
arteries to supply quickly the new reu
blood to replace worn-out tissue.
For this reason uric acid that nnds inc
throat an easy prey to its breaking down
i1dUenc9 is scattered and eliminated In
other words, S. S. S. prevents chronic con
ditions BY enabling all the mucous Innings
Of the body to secrete healthy mucus- It's
influence is shown in marked Improve
mont Of the bronchial tubes, whereby the
huskiness Of voice with thick, graylsh seI,
pcctorations is overcome. 8. ). y, well
diluted with water, means blood BATH
since IL is welcome to any stomach ana 1t
once gets into the blood.
s s. s. IS free Of all minerals ana con
tains ingredients wonderfully conducive TO
WelLbaiancCd health.
You can get it at any drug store, but do
not accept anything else. There IS danger
in substitutes. s s. s. is prepared only by
The Swift Specific Co., 52S Swift Bldg.
Atlanta, Ga. Our Medical Dept. VIII gave
vou free instruction by mail On any subject
Of blood disorders. Write today.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
SAN JACINTO PUPILS GAIN
HOLIDAY FOR PUNCTUALEFl

In the San JacintO school the fol-
lowing rooms gained quarter holiday
for having no tardy pupils during. the
month Of March: high eighth, high
seventh and low seventh grades, the
birb sixth. low fourth, high third
GRADES and the kindergarten.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
WILL NOT REBUILD
Observation-Disclosures
State Institution at Canyon Recently
Destroyed by Fire to Await APP
preparation by Legislature.

Austin, Texas, April S.-No attempt
viii be made to rebuild at the present
time the West Texas State Normal at
Canyon, recently destroyed by fire, ac-
cording to W H. Fuqua, of Amarillo, a
member Of the board of regents hav-
ing that institution under its sUpervis-
ion, who is here to confer with the
governor and make his report.
1t has been practically determined to
wait until the 34th legislature con-
venes and makes a suitable appropria-
ton for the reconstruction Of the build
ings that were burned. Mr.. Fuqua saws
that there was 100000 of insurance on
the building, which is about one-half Of
the total loss.
The fire has not reduced the attend
ance, as local arrangements were made
to continue holding sessions. 1t is
likely the summer normal of that IN
stitutton will be held in the high school
building at AMARILLO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
BLOOD MIXTURE IN INDIANS
-

Is ULoL SSH N DUULNL
Washington, D. c. April S.-The question
Of how much white blood an indian may
possess without becoming a mixed blood"
within the eyes Of the law was argued be-
1ore the supreme court Tuesday.
The government seeks to limit the effect
Of the Clapp amendment Of 1906 under
which all restrictions as to sale Of allot-
ments TO indians within the White Earth
reservation in Minnesota were removed as
to mixed blood'' indians
The court was asked to hold that an
indian must have half white blood in his
veins before he becomes mixed blood"
Solicitor general Davis said that within four
years white neighbors had got title to
one-half the land allotted to the indians
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
PECOS VALLEY FRUIT
DAMAGED BY SNOW

suit of heavy snow which fell
throughout this section of the Pecos
valley last night, great damage is
believed to have been done to 5000
acres Of orchards in full bloom. The
Stow came after an all day rain ana
vas followed by a considerable drop
IN the temperature. Orchardists
spent the entire night burning smudge
pots to offset the snow and cold.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
COLOMBIA AND u. S.
SIGN THE TREATY
Ceremony of Settling Panama. Controversy Is
Congress Assured.

Congress Assured.
Bogota, Colombia. April S.-The Panama
controversy was settled Tuesday when the
treaty between Colombia and the United
States was formally signed BY the American
minister, Thaddeus a. Thompson, and rep
resentatives of the Colombian government
me signing of the treaty was attended by
an impressive ceremony. The American min
lister was accompanied by Leland Harrison.
secretary OF the legation. The Colombian
slgnatorles were the Colombian minister of
foreign affairs, Francisco Jose R.. Crrubia
ana the members of the advisory committee
who had been given full powers; Marco FL
ael Suarez' first vice president OF the repub-
nc Nicolas Esguerra, former minister Of
state; senator Jose Maria Valencia; senator
haIeel Tribe and Antonio Jose Tribe, presi-
dent OF ire house Of representatives.
mittee to sign the treaty bound together the
representative heads Of all the political mar
ties, insurlng the ratification Of the treaty
by congress, which will meet in special ses-
sion Tor that purpose on May l. It is also
a guarantee OF the future stability Of the
government
The negotiations with the Colombian gov
eminent nave been carried on by the lega-
ton at Bogota, and since the return OF the
American minister on March 8 frequent con-
ferences have been held. It is said that thew
have been most difficult to bring to a sue
cessful conclusion owing to misleading ad-
vices on the situation from places outside OF
Colombia and certain anti-American SEN
ttment which has been kept to the front nv
various interests.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
PasO Del XOrte rEorel Business

lAEl . LUNCH
In grill, at'11:30 a. IN. to D. m.-50c.
rtisementl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08
GROSS BUSINESS OF TEXAS
RAILROADS FOR 1913 HEAV,

Austin, Tex, April S.-Gross receipts
of the 100 odd railroads operating in
Texas and reporting to the state tax
board for the calender year of 1918,
aggregates S115,973.12O, or an average
of s762S per mile based on total
mileage OF 15,203 miles, while the total
operating expenses for the same period
is S92.522, GAG or an average Of S6OS5
per mile, according to a statement just
compiled by state tax commissioner
Love.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-08

Fresh oysters. Opitz Market. phone
36.-AdVertisement.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
MA VZHODNEM BoJISCU.

kollkor j. po trczni occnitvi pc
rocll mogojc prcSoditi, Sc j. ma EN-
strani ruSka, ma drugi ncmSko-av-
Strijska armada zdruzila in vsaka
izdatno ~pojacala, tako da sega Sko-
raj cnotua, VcGkrat zakrivl.icna
bojna fronta cd BaltlSkcga morja
pa do krakova.
Rusi poroGajo, da So ma Poll
Skcm ma nckatcrih toGkah prcma-
gall \cmci, Isl 81 moral skora.j po-
pomona zapustiti ruSka tia. Bajc
So ruska armada T. pripravlia, da
udcrc Ma PruSko.
V Galiciji nj polozaj popolno-
ma jason. Przcmysl oblcgajo Ru-
81 in so "a popolnoma odrczali cd
vsch komunikacij % tenn nj dvoma.
Nasprotno ic pa pray malo zane
silva vest, da SO \cmci in AvStrij-
ci zbrali pri krakovu diva i'm pol
miljona MOI, katcrim da Stoji mi
Jon Rusov nasproti. Da so priSli
Ncmci Avstrijccm Y Galiciii ma
pomoc, jc skorai gotovo. Nckatc-
IA porocila cello pravi.io, da 81
Ncmci prcvZcli vSo upravo V kra-
kovu, da so k~ratkomalo spodili
avstrijskc uradnikc in da stoii av-
strijsko-ncmSka armada V Galici-
il pod vrhovnim povcljniStvom
pruskcga ~gcncrala Hindenburga.
Nsckakor ic ncvcrictno, da hi
bill Ncmci poslali Galicijo to.
like armada ,da hi Sc bill obcutnc
oslabili ma PruSkcm i'll So izroGili
n~cvarnosti, da Jill Rusi tam pora.
zijo in 81 opro pot V Berlin, ka.
NOR ic a baic dejal, da mora pri
ii Sc pred boziGcm.
Nckatcrc vesti trdiio, da Sc j,
bitka pri Krakow re p%riGela. III
Avstrijo ic to ma vsak naGin vazeI
trcnotck - ncmara na.ivazncjS
vse voinc; zaka.i cc hi bila nicni
armada tam zopct porazena, sc cd
pre- ruski voiski pot Gez Moravsk,
i'll Gez Ogrsko.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
Ma francoskem bojiscu.

Tudi zadnii tcdcn so Sc brcz cd.
mora nadaljevali srditi boil ma Sc
vcrnem Franciscan, ne da hi bila
mogla ena ali druga stran doseci
znatcn uspch. Kakor zavczniki.
tako SO Sc tudi Nemci trudili. da
polacajo svoje pozicijc L novimi
cctami. V poSamcznih oddclkih
boJnc trtc SO tn cni, tam drugi
naskakovall in zdaj SO imeli Mem
cl, zdaj zavczniki kakScn lokalen
uspeh, ycndar pa nj bio mixer ia
Ike image, da hi mogla vplivati ma
usodo celc bitke. Zdi Sc, da Sc jc
ncmSko dcsno (zapadno) krilo ne
kollko umaknilo. To hi Sc dalo DO
Sncti po zadnjih uradnih vc>tch IL
Pariza ma londonska p%orocila, XII
odlocno govorc u zmagah zavczni-
koV, Sc nj ZamaSati.
Ncmci pUroGajo o nckatcrih us
pehih' V okraju Royc. Ton poro-
ella pa nj poscbno odloccu. torci
otlvidno ne gre "a velikc reel.
JaSuo ic. da So izkuSata ODE
strani Sc |pripraviti in kolkor mo-
gotc pojatati, prcdcn poizkusita
kakSno sploSno akcijo. Da pa mo-
rajo biti tudi ii cpizodni BOIL hui
di, dokazujcjo porocila o izgubah,
XII so ia obch stranch zclu y,likc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
v BELGIJI.

NcmcI nadaljujcjo oblcgaujc
AntWcrpcna, kjcr 81 jc koucrutri-
rala glayna bclgiiska armada. Bel
gijci st nekolikokrat poizku>ili
Izpadc IN porocajo. ola 50 im,li ne
kuiiko uSpchov, kar j. mogoco Nj
kakor pa niSo bill TAXI. da bi bill
Nomci morali opu>titi oblcgauic.
Nasprotno pravijo zadnja poroti-
la, ia .ic ncmSka oblcgovalna ar
tiljcrija tako poSkodovala i'm dclo-
ma uultila zumaujr forte. da So
moral BcIgijci zapU>titi prvo
brambno crto i'm Sc umakuiti Y no
tranjc utrdbc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
MOVE BOJNE D

London, 2S. sept. - Ncmti.ja ic
sklcnila, da zgradi V naikrajScm
caSu Sc tridcsct podmorskih col
nov. ker je incla Z mimi doslcj
vclik uspch.
Rim, IS. sept. - IL Pariza po-
rocajo. ia ic francosko mormari-
Sko ministrstvO potrojilo Stcvilo
dclavccv V drzavnih arzcnalih in
ola Sc je povecalo obratovanje tu-
iii Y privatnih tovarnah "a orozic
in municijo. Oprcmljajo SC tribe
novi drcadnoughti, ter Sc BIO sku-
Salo kolikor mogocc nitro zgraditi
81 torpednih colnov ruSilcev pc
1000 ton.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06
CANKAR ARETIRAN!

IL Ljubljane porocajo, da so
IAN aretirali pisatelja sodruga
lvana Cankarja. baie zaradi "sr-
bofilstva''.
Lagali hi Sc, ce hi rckli, da Sc
tudimo. Me wee Sc ne bono Gu
dill. pa cc zaprc avstrijska polici-
ia pray vse Judi, kar iih nj po-
slala V klavnico. Cd umpov Sc
ne more priGakovati ME druzega
kakor %lumparija, in avstrijska
policija dokazuje cd dine do dine
bolj, da je lumpovska.
Cankar je nedvomno najbolisi
slovenSki novelist, in &c hi pripa.
dial kakSnemu vclikemu narodu
hi njegove povesti "Na klancu"
ia krizem", "Kriz ma Gori"
"Hlapec Jernej in njegova pravi.
ca, "Nina" zadostovale, ds
hi bill slavcn. Njegova vrednos.
ne BIO cato mic manjsa, ce ga "a
pro tako puhloglavci, kakrsni SC
avstrijski policisti. Pac pa be
morale biti kmalu vsakega av
~strijskega drzavljana sram, ce s,
nj bill zaprt.
Avstrija s svojimi pOliticnim
aretacijami lie dOkazuje, da je liz
gubila njena eksistenca vsako pc
dlago. Kaksen pomen more ime
ii TAXA drzava, Xxi mora zapirat
svoje najboljse drzavljane, ker n,
marajo zanjo?
Tolpa gresnikov, XII vlada '
Avstriji, misli, Ola so drzavljan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06

ljiva. SpOminjamo Sc, da smo pred
kratkim citali .iezno avstri.isko IL
javo, Xxi je pravila, Ola jc vsaka
beseda il Nisa zlagana in ola nj ne
enega srbskega vojaka ma avstrij-
skin tlch.
Idaj pa zopet Gitamo drugo IL
javO, Iii pravi: "Laz jc, da so Sr-
hi uniGili 40. ogrsko divizi.io; to
sami dobro vcdo, ker jim p@oyzroca
ia divizija pri NiScgradu vcliko o.
.pravka."
kaj Sc to pravi? NiScgrad ic V
Bosni, cd Sarajcva kakSnih 80 XII
lometrov oddalicn, torc.i ma av-
Strijskih tleh. TO je priznanje,
da so Srbi vcndar prccci prodrli V
Bosno. In veliki avstriiski uspc-
hi prot Srbiji So ma ia nacin zclo
'podobni onim Y Galiciji.
Srbi ~porocaio, da So zopct udr-
Ii Y Iemun, pobrali tam vcliko av-
Strijskega vo.iucga matcriala i'm Sc
zopct vrnili. PoizkuS Avstrijccv
da hi pri Sabcu prcstopili Y Srbi-
jo, 81 jc bajc zopct pomcsrccil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06

Tako vlncmirjcnosti So he police
10, kakor hi Jill odpihuil. TO pa
Sevcda hi razlog ,da hi Sc vmcSaya.
la Amcrika, Xxi hi mogla L mili,ari-
sticaim 'poSredovam.jem" :, 81
boil zavozlati klopcic in povc5ati
razburicnoSt.
On" %. scptcmbra SO plakati po
draw Sonori naznamjali, da pro-
glasi general Villa vstajo proti
Carranzi. Zahtcval .ic, maj Carran-
IA odstopi i'll dcjal, da So ma nicgo-
vi strani drzavc Sonora, Iacatccas.
Chihuahua in Coahuilc.
Pri Santa Barbara ic priSlo "a
scptcmbra do bitkc, V katcri so hi.
lc Carranzavc cctc prcmaganc.
Villa bajc zahtcva, da prcpust.
Carranza vrhovno poveliniStvC
gen. Fernando Iglesias Caldcronu
Ncka poroGila praviio, da Sc j,
sklcnilo prcmiric in da Sc zaGcnia
10 pogaJanJa, katera vodi "a Car
ranzo general Alvara Obrcgon.
Carranza jc bale ~iziavil, da pro
stovoljno odstopi cd prcdscdniS
iva, cc tudi Villa i%z.iavi, da ne b,
kandldiral. Prcdscdnik maj hi po
stal Oregon.
PRECEDENT Wilson pravi, ola $,
Amcrika ne DO vmcSavala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-10-06

lien avstriJskemu Stabu V G|aliciji,
popisujc padcc Lvova ter omcnja
pri ten tudi 3. armadni zbor. XII
Stcjc tudi vcliko ~Slovcnccv .Poro-
clio pravi d~obcscdno:
Med %. in -. ayguStom So ie
ruski artilcriji posretilo zavzeti
dobro pOzicijo, katcrc AvStriici
MISC zapazili. Nacnkrat .ic otvorila
ruska a%rtilcriia straScn ogen.j ma
II. avstrijski armadni zbor. XII jc
bll kmalu popolnoma porazcn.
3. armadni zbor, XII ic bill poslan
ma NIGGA mcsto, je zadcla cnaka
usoda. lzmcd 1000 MOI, XII so two
rili 81. trzaSki polk, Jill .ic oStalo
zivih lie 800 cd II. ljublianskcga
polka pa Jill ic ostalo zivih lc 800.
Padli So vsi caStniki."
PrInaSamo To porocilo pc syoii
caSmkarSki dolznostl, upamo pa.
da So me- vienna Z rcsnico. Strahu.
ia ;" Nl"N"nSkl polk pray hudo tr-
pell, 5" Steer nc moreno iznchiti.
da pa hi bill zaSli V tako straSno
kataStrofo. ne moreno vcricti.
omcniti moramo, da So Z Duna-
ia prvotno porocali. da ic 3. zbor
poNIau proti F%rancozom ola ic bilo
TO p%orotilo zlagauo, jc zda.j doe-
.nauo.