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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
BOTH KAISER AND CAR
ARE NOW WITH ARMIES

pETEOGRAD. December EMPEROR
Nicholas left Petrograd this morning
for the theater of war.
AMSTERDAM. via London, December
/. 80 p,m-Emperor William reached
Tnsterbere. East Prussia. yesterday
He continued on the way to the front
travelling by motor car
Insterberg is sixteen miles northwest
of Gumbnnen. the capture of which
by the Russians was reported unoffi-
cially recently, although not subse-
quently confirmed. The German war
office statement yesterday showed that
the invading Russians had penetrated
East Prussia to a point ten miles
southwest of Gumbnnen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
SOUTHERNERS TO CONFER
Congressman Will Consider Aid to
Cotton Producers.

a conference of the senators and rep.
resentatives from the cotton-grow;ne
states probably will be held early next
week to determine upon what course
shall be taken with regard to legisla-
ton for the aid of the cotton producers
in the situation brought about by the
war in Europe. according to Senator
Sheppard of Texas.
Senator Sheppard said today that
until the conference was held it would
be impossible to say what steps the
cotton states men would urge upon
Congress
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
FOR NEIGHBORH0oD HOUSE.
Articles Made There Put on Sale to
Raise Funds for Winters Work,

A sale of articles produced at Neigh
borhood House was opened yesterday
at 1415 F street to obtain funds for
continuing the work of the institution
through the winter. The display is I'M
der the direction of Mr.. and Mrs John
F. S. Neigh.
Mrs. George Odell poured tea, and a
hevy of young girls sold candy made
at the Neighborhood House. Among the
trustees who were assisting at the sale
We're Mrs. Archibald Hopkins, Mrs.
Mary f. Stewart, Miss Amaryilio Gill
lett. Mrs. Logan Waller Page, ellison
Gardner and Norton NJ. Little.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01

Snyder. on temporary duty at the Naval
Observatory in Washington.
Boatswain Pennington is in his
thirty-fourth year. He had served for
more than twelve years as an enlisted
man when appointed boatswain. De-
cemher 21. 1909. and holds masters
license under the steamboat inspection
service. Machinist Reuse also is in his
hirty-fourth year. He had served for
nearly six years as an enlisted man
when appointed a machinst. December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
Playground Worker to Speak.

E. b. de Groot. general secretary of
the Chicago Playground Association
and former superintendent of the South
Park Recreation Association, is to
speak OH Recreation" at a meeting of
the Columbia Heights Citizens Associa-
ton tomorrow evening in st. Stephens
Hall, 18th street, between Columbia
road and Irving street northwest. Ed
gar S. Martin. supervisor of Washing
tons municipal Fairgrounds, is to in
troduce MIR. De Groot. The meeting is
to be open to women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS
President Awaiting Word From
Gov. Ammons Regarding
Strike Situation.

President Wilson will withdraw fed
eral troops from the Colorado strike
zone as soon as he receives official word
from Gov. Ammons that the state is
ready to resume control.
The President reiterated today that
the commission named by him Sunday
would have nothing to do with the
present strike. but was appointed to be
of service in settling differences which
might arise in the future.
Seth Low. Patrick Gilday. and Charles
y. Mills. members of the commission
are expected in Washington December
IA to confer with Department of Labor
officials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
Conciliators to Meet Shortly.

Hywe1 yies and W. L. Farley, the
conciliators who have been striving for
industrial peace in Colorado for sew
eral months, plan to meet shortly to
seek way to settle the strike.
Mr.. Davies and Mr. Farley are now
considering the advisability Of making
another trip to Colorado to meet the
miners and operators involved in the
strike. but this step has not yet been
decided on. They are holding frequent
consultations with Secretary Wilson of
the Labor Department.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
SUES,MARY M. E. STEM.
Will Be Prosecuted Only for 1mper
Wants Reasonable Rental Fixed.

The Vippodrome Amusement Com
pany flied suit today against Mary NJ.
f.. Stem. who owns the property at
sos X street northwest, for an in
junction to prevent being dispossessed
as tenant of the property.
y disagreement has arisen as to the
increased rent to be charged for the
property. and the court is requested to
fix a reasonable rental for the next
two years. Attorney W. E. Lester rep
resentS the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
MADE ENsIGNs IN NAVY.
One Boatswain and Three Machinists
Receive Commissions.

Four warrant officers-one boatswain
and three machinists-are to be COM
missioned as ensigns in the navy as
the result Of recent examinations. The
successful candidates are Boatswain
John D. Pennington. on duty at the
coaling depot at Bradford, r. l.: Ma
chinists Harry J. Reuse. at the Naval
Academy; Thomas L. Shannon, at
tached to the Louisiana, and Walter d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
Irish Version.

From The Boston Transcript.
Sure the Caseys are thot stuck up
since they came into their money thot
they wort look at MS now at all. at
ALL"
Well, Ncrah, We must raymimber the
ould sayin', circumstances alters
Caseys."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
PRESENTS NEW CREDENTIALS
Chile's First Ambassador to U. S
Calls on President.

Eduardo Suarez-Mujica presented his
credentials as the first bassador from
Chile to the United States to President
Wilson today Accompanied by Score
tary Bryan he was received at the
White House.
Mr.. Naon, the minister from Argen-
tina who has recently been chosen as the
first amba ssador from that country
to the United States. will present his
credentials later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
Candidate Heney Spent $6,25O.

Francis J. Heney, progressive candi-
date for United States senator in Cali
fornia, filed his final expense account
today, showing contributions Of $12,505
and expenditures of $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01

30 1909. Machinist Shannon was in
the ranks for more than three years.
and was promoted to chief machinist
December23. 1913. He is thirty-one
years old. Snyder was an enlisted man
for one year and three months when
appointed a machinist. December 81.
1909. He is twenty-nine years old.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
Gains Claimed for Artillery.

AS regards the results. he obtained
none. On the contrary. our artillery
mace substantial gains
some of the infantry actions are In
terestIng to note. On the 22d, by q
magnificent defense. we maintained all
our positions in the Argonne, as well
as at Aux Eparges. against four ex-
ceedingly fierce attacks Also. on the
25th, on all other points, it was we who
made progress.
"On the 21st. to the south of Four
de-Paris. We made an advance: on the
Att. one of 500 meters near Berry-au-
Bac: another the same day to the east
of Rheims and in the forest of Bolant,
and on the 18th still another near
Souain.
In upper Alsace and in the Vosges
our Alpine infantry has assumed a re-
nSarkable ascendency over the enemy.
When they are confronted by the black
devils the Germans do not leave their
trenches. We have taken from them
all those that were impeding us.
made nearly impossible the victualing
of st. Mihiel, our heavy artillery has
made nearl yimpossible the victualing
of the enemy"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01

The guinea pig is fully grown when
only six weeks old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
CLAIMS ADVANTAGE
FOR FRENCH ARMS
Official Statement Tells of
Operations in Latter Part
of November.
SAYS GERMAN ATTACKS
ARE LACKING IN SPUNK
Nowhere on Western Battle Line. 1t
Is Declared. Has Enemy Made
Substantial Gains.

PARIS. December 1.-The following
official statement has been issued here:
~ fen details about what has oc-
CURED on the front from November Il
to November %. inclusive: The general
situation has not materially changed
In that period. The enemy has worn
himself out in partial attacks without
result Our counter attacks have IN
hicted on him heavy losses. and have
brought some gain to ourselves
From the sea to the Lys the attacks
of the enemy haVe been very inter-
mittent ON the 23d. the cath and the
a5th the German artillery in general
las remained silent
The old and magnificent city OF
Ypres was condemned to death on the
day when the German emperor was
obliged to give up all hope of entering
It, The batteries not being sufficient
for that work of destruction. the
enemy took with them an armored
train on the 22d and Esd under the
guidance of a captive balloon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01
How Ypres Was Destroyed.

This train kept up an incessant fire
of explosive and incendiary shells. The
cathedral. belfry and the market build
ings successfully collapsed. On the
evening of the Esd the main square of
the city was nothing more than a heap
of ruins.
The firing was kept up continually
IN order to prevent the city from being
succored. but our SapperS work ed
under the shells and succeeded in
rescuing many of the inha bitauts, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01

city records and a few pictures In the
museum.
ION the gath and 18th we succeeded.
to the south of Dixmude. in gaining
a foothold on the left bank Of the
User In spite OF the enemy's fire. our
troops held the ground without diff
Guilty.
Further to the south a French army
corps advanced zoo meters all along its
front and has held its ground. The
shells of the German artillery some
times do not burst properly. our in
fantry. in comparison with the infan-
try OF the enemy. are very spirited.
They captured ON the 25th. before Fes-
tobert. three machine guns. light
howitzer, $50 men aud three officers.
Situation Very Good"
ITO sum up. our material apd moral
situation from the sea to therys is
very good. From the I.ys to the Disc
the enemy has not shown on this part
of the front greater activity than on
the northern section There was no
attack by the infantry The attacks
by the artillery We're very intermittent
and were lacking spirit. Our artillery
during that week maintained IT'S ad-
vantage.
ION the 2ed our heavy guns near La
Bassee silenced completely the fire of
the German batteries. on thu. gath in
the same region the result was the
same. ON the 18th We destroyed. after
our aeropianes- had given us the range.
two machine guns
our Infantry has gained brilliant re-
suits II is to be noted that every adj
vance II makes is at once deity secured
by the establishment of intrenchments.
Al lLeVin. on the 21st our infantry
brought to head an audaci opera
tlo'l winch had been prepared by sap
ping our troops invaded a German
trench. killed 200 of its occupants and
installed themselves in the trench
after having burned. in front of it, two
artillery observation stands
With reference to the district from
the Olse to the Vosges: 1t is in this
section that the enemy. in his state
ments, claims TO have given proofs of
the greatest activity and to have
gained most of his success. In reality
he has been little more active than
in other sections. except that he never
timef q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-01

In many parts OF Asia and Africa
the peacock is found in a wild state.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
Navade narodov.

Naznanjamo z veseljem, da je
q. Joseph Triner V Chicago zopet
letos tidal krasen stenski koledar
IN 1915. Kaze nam navajo mno-
9Th narodov in jc lie obzalovati,
da vsled omejenega prostora MISC
mogli vSi narodi najti prostora
ma MEM ali upamo. da Sc V cnem
prihodnjih koledariev to popravi.
Iztis tega kolcdarja p~oSljemo po
poSti po prejemu Toe Y denarju ali
znamkah. Naslovitc svoja pisma
Jos. Triner, l333-l339 Ashland
ave, Chicago, Ill. K~oledarji ST
razpoSljejo 20 |. dee. 1914.
(Adv. 3t. 1-wk.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
CEMENT SODRUGI!

Tezka industrijska kriza, XII
vlada v z. D., je tudi "Proletar-
ca hudo zadela; list je prisel v
TAX polozaj, da mu zuga resna ne
varnost, ako ne dobi hitre in IL
datne pomoci. Velikemu stevilu
narocnikov smo moral ustaviti
posiljanje, ker nismo mogli do
biti narocnine cd Min. z ozirom
ma veliko brezposelnost Sc temu
nj proved cuditi. Ali list nora po-
krivati svoje stroske tudi v casu
krize.
Direktorij Sc je re lotil zelo ne
ljubega sredstva, ola je znizal pla-
ce usluzbencem pri listu. Ali to je
kapljica, ne pa resitev. Prisiljeni
smo torej do drugih korakov, ce-
tudi jih storimo skrajno herald.
Pc novem letu mislimo VISA
ko drugo stevilko izdati lie ma sti-
rib straneh, ce Sc pa polozaj prvi
mesec ne zboljsa, ga bono morali
sploh skrciti ma stir strani, da ga
ohranimo vsaj ma ia naGin.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
ALI HOCETE PRITI DO
DENARJA?

Cehi so Sc pred 90 lett nasclili
ma ccncno zemljo V ArkanSaSu.
- NSaka obitclj prcmore danes
$4,000. Eni so dali svoiim otro.
kom pc stotinc akrov zeml.ic. Pred
petnaJStimi lett so SlovcnSki pre-
mogarji Z $4,000 kupili pc ceni
svct V ArkansaSu. Danes imajo
dobrc farmc in prcmorejo cd Is
do 30 tiSoG dolarjev. ISta prilika
taka Vas. PiSitc ali Sc zglasitr
Oscbno pri l.. VI. Allen. p. r. VI,
Rock Island Lines. Room rs. la
Sale Station. Chicago. III.
ADVERTISEMENT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
DIJETA.

Pri zdravljcnju bolezni igra iii.
Jeta Y mmogih sluGajih vaano vlo.
90. DiJeta pomenja hrano in pija.
60. katcro doloGi zdravnik IA Dol
nika. Nsak zdravnik gleda najpre.
ma To, ia ociSti notranjoSt, da ne
more nltesar ovirati sprejcmanja
hrane. PoizkuSite Trinerjevo 4.
mcrISko Grenko Xdravilno vino "a
10. TO je sigurno SrcdStvo pri "a.
pcki. ter DELUXE ne da hi povzroGa.
10 bolecine ali drugc ncprilikc. ten
%iStoGasnO ojaGi organc. Rabitc ga
pr vSakem SluCaju onemoglosti
Gina preje. TEN boljc. Zapcka ina
razne slabc posledicc, in nikdar
Sc ne SINE dopuStiti, da hi postala
kronltna. Y lckarnah ali pri IL.
dclovalcu Jos. Trincr. 1333-133e
SO. Ashland Ave. Chicago. III
Ccna $100.
kadarkoli rabitc kak linimcnt
IN v~drgnjenje bolcGih NEST tclc
sa, poizkusite Timers Liniment
Ia vas zadovolji. Cena soc. 20 20.
Sti zoe.
advertisement. J
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
HRVASCINA MA REKI.

ilrvatski List porocajo: Last
nix reSkcga kincmatografa 'Edi-
SON Polio jc tiskal ma Rcki ogla-
Sc Y italijanskem in hrvatskcm jc-
Liku. ker ina on tudi ma SuSaku
kincmatograf "SuSak', ic ON lc-
pill "a Ia kincmatograf ma Rcki
samo hrvatSkc oglasc. Prctcklc
dni pa .jc dobil Pole cd rcSkega
magistrate zapovcd, da ne SINE ua
Reki lcpitl Samohrvatskih ogla-
SOW, ampak da mora biti ma pla-
katih uajprci italiianski tckst, Sc
le pod MIN i'm Z muogo maniSi-
mi crkami hrvatski tckSt. Polio
SC j. pokoril tel zapovcdi hrvato-
fobSkc goSpodc ma rcSkcm magi-
stratu. Zadnjc dni ic dobil Polio
novo zapovcd. RcSki magiStrat
mu jc zapovcdal. da od Scdaj ne
SINE tiskati oglasov italiianSkcm
i'm hrvatSkcm jcziku, ampak Samo
Y italijanSkcm. Podjctic IN plaka-
tiranjc ic dobilc od magistrate
zapovcd. da od Scdai ne sine lcpi-
ii hrvatSkih plakatov pc hiSah ia
with ulic. Xakaj rcSki magistrat
ravno Y Scdanicm .caS uncprcnc-
homa izziva IIrvatc i'm zali niiho-
vo narodno zavcst. So ne more raz-
umeti."
To ohiavljamo lc zato, da Sc vi
di, kako TeSnitnc SO tiStc vcsti o
narodni sprawl V Avstriji in pa da
sc bo tista newyorSka prodana
cunia. Xxi strupi mozganc IIrva-
TOW, lahko Sc malo boil "navdu-
Sevala' IA Observation-Disclosures
clio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
VOJNE NEVARNOSTI MA FAR
NAH u WISCONSIN, Nj.

To je gotovol Ravnotako je go
tovo in resnica, da ST. V okraju
Chippewa dobi naiboljSa farmar-
ska zemlja V draw Wisconsin.
Kupilo je tam pred kratkcm wee
rojakov, XII Sc bodo prihodnjo
spomlad naselili. Nsi hvalijo kra-
sno okolico in rodovitno zcmljo
ma kateri obrode raznovrstni
POLISH pridelki; tudi tobak raste
tam. Crna prSt, brez vsakega pc
ska. Vsi predpogoji "a uspesno
s~adJercjo in zivinorejo. Gel okraj
re gosto naseljen in ma stotine a
krov s~Gisj2nega zcmljiSGa. Oh ma
Sem svetu teGe bistra reka Chippe-
wa $ svOjimi pritoki; obilici je
tudi kristalno este studcnGnice
Dobre ceste vsepovsod. Pet mill
oddaljena zelezniska p~ostaja mic
mega meSteca Cornell > tvornico
"a papir; kakih Is mill odtod pa
stoji glavno mesto okraja Chip
pewa. Chippewa Falls, n maj
vetJih NEST severo-zapadnegs
Wisconsin,, 2 bogato industrijo
in velikim trgom "a poljske pri-
delke. - PiSite nam Sc danes pc
natanten popis naSe zemlje, XII ga
poSljemo brezplacno. Aker cd SIG
$40. Vozne stroske povrnemo,
ako nj vse to res, kar pisemo.
Zdaj je Sc cas-, da 81 ogledate. Ne
zamudite ugodne prilike. PiSite
nam takoj.
SLOVENSKA NASELBINSKA
DRUzBA,
1913 - LIST Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
.NARoGNIKoM IN PRIJATELJEM
.'DRUzINSKEGA KoLEDARJA''

Slovenski delavci, kateri zele "a niz-
ko ceno kupiti mas bogato ilustrovani
'.Druzinski koledar" "a leto 1915, iste-
ga lahko dobe pc izvirnih cenah pri sic
decih sodrugih:
Chicago. Ill. Frank Udovic, 1913
Blue Island ave. Frank Ales. in
Frank Zajc. zoos W. 81. st
waukegan in North Chicago, John
MahniJ, 425 Bclwederc St, John
Zakovsek. lips W~adsworth 81.
Livingston: Frank Krek.
COLORADO: Pueblo. Charles Pogore-
lee. sos Moffat st.
INDIANA: Indianapolis. Joseph Bru-
der. 40 y. Holmes ave.
MINNESOTA: Aurora, John orazen.
MISSOURI: St. Louis, Vincenc Cain
kar, 22l3 Gravois Ave.
OHIO: Glencoe. Ignac Zlembcrgcr.
WISCONSIN,: Kenosha, Frank Zabu-
kovcc. PA y. Congress ST.
WYOMING: Rock Springs, Math Ba.
itch.
PENNSYLVANIA:
Export, John Prostor.
Irwin, Louis Brio.
Pittsburg. Blaz Novak, 656s Rowan
Street.
Lloydell, Anton Strazisar.
Dunlo, Frank KauGiG.
MONTANA: Klein, Martin MeznariG.
lOpomba upravnistva) Tajnike soc.
hluhov. kakor tudi tajnike naprednih
slovcnskih %organiazcij prosimo, da maj
II narcotic vetjc stevilo "Druzinskih
koledariev." Mas koledar Sc odlikuie
pc cvoji o%riginalni in i%nteresantni
vsebini, cena pa ie tako nizka, da je
re- dolznost vsacega slovenskega delav-
ca. Ia 81 Ga naroGi.
Tainiki klubov in druStcv imaio pri
mas kredit. PoSljite nam veGio marco
bo skupaj. IN kakor nitro koledarje
razprodate - nam poSljcte denar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
Sodrugi! Nikdar Vas radi ne

Sodrugi! Nikdar Vas radl ne
nadlegujemo ;ali preden hi gleda-
Ii, da nam propade edini sloven-
ski socialisticni list, Sc obracamo
do Vas S prosnjo, da naberete "a
'Proletarca" kolikor mogoce pod
pore in da mu gledate pridobiti
elm vec novih narocnikov. Ako bi
moral list zaradi financnih tezav
prenehati izhajati, bi bill to udarec
"a vso stranko.
Upamo, da boste vposteva1 po-
lozaj in nam pomagali reSiti list,
XII sc je zacel re tako lepo razvi-
iati, ola smo imeli o%praviceno maj
lepSe made "a bodocnost, pa bi sc
gotovo tudi izpolnile, ce ne 81 bile
posledice raznih velikih strajkov
in brezposelnosti tako kruto po-
segle naSo blagajno.
Obenem Vas upozarjamo, da je
v naSi zalogi izsel "Druzinski ko-
ledar", ki je tako lep pc svoji bo-
gait vsebini in opremi, da ameri-
ski Slovcnci sploh Sc MISC imeli
takega. Povrh je tudi trdo vezan,
velja samo 35 centov S poStnino
vred. S socialist. pozdravom
direktorij "Proletarca.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

"Poboznost" "a SreGen lid vol
ne so incl V nedeljo 25. oktobra
V mariborSki StOlni cerkvi. Skof
Napotnik jc posebno vsiljiv nadle-
govalec Boga. Pc njegovem mne-
niu ne more Bog pac mic opraviti
brez njegovega sveta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15

Potres. Dnc 81. oktobra so Gu
till Y Gorici lahck potrcS okoli 10.
20 minut. kakor ~poroGaio H.
SIT. st Gutili iStojasno potrcs tudi
pc drugih kra.iih, Y TrStu, ma Du-
naiu. poScbno pa ma T~irolSkcm i'm
najboli V Igornji Italiji, kicr ic
ma par kraiih Sunck |napravil tudi
maihno Skodo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-15
IL VELIKE

Tudi ma Dunaju Sc izraza pa
triotizem ma Ia naGin, da Sc boj-
kotira vse, kar prihaja cd Sovraz-
nikov Avstrije. Ali ia patriot
zen ina razmeroma malo oprav-
ka, ker j. trgovina vsled vojne
itak prekinjena. cato so zaGeli
bojkotirati ''idealno blago" So
vraznikov. Nekatere trgovine. Xxi
so imele pref napise "On parle
f%rancaiS'. English spoken,
"ZdjeS gavarit pa ruski", so Jill
izbrisale. IL glav menda Sc MISC
mOgli izbrisati tujih jezikov, XII
Jill kdo Una; to je vsekakor po-
manjkljivost.
Iznajdljivi duhovi so pa nasli
Sc EN- precinct "a bojkotiranjc. To
angleski brki. Kdor ina
dlako pod nosom pristrizeno, nj
patriot; morda pride tax %neprevi-
dnez nazadnje Sc drzavnemu
pravdniku V roke.
PatriotiGno je zdaj nositi "kaj-
zerbart''; komur pa ne raste bra
da, mora imcti brke ma VOCAL "a
vihane - a la kajzer Wilhelm.
Menda Sc ljudem tudi mozgani
kravzljajo kakor kajzer Vilhel-
mu.
Neka "Zveza prijateljev umet-
nosti' ma NemSkem je izdala raz-
glednico, ma kateri je naslikan
nemski vojak. Xxi stiska pest in
pole:
Bel Luettich war eS gar so fem,
Juppeidi. juppcida,
Wir schlugen Tuer und Fenster
Elm,
Juppeidi juppcida.
IND hactt man unS die Freud
gcgOcnnt.
Wir hactten : game Nest YER
brcnnt.
Barbara, XII tako povelicujejo u
nieevanjc, poziganje zgodovinskih
spomenikov, razdejanje his in
NEST. Sc Sc upajo imenovati "pri-
jateljc umetnosti!" Fcj,
Tudi ma AngleSkem bodo zdaj
molili. King George je ukazal, da
maj Sc prvo nedeljo meseca janu-
aria po vsej dezeli moli "a una
go. Ali ne hi kanoni in torpe-
di wee opravili kakor molitev?
Ma Nemskcm ugibajo, kako hi
zanaprej onemogocili uprizarja
ME dram vSch "sovraznikov."
Gobezdavi journalist Harden pri-
pOroca izjemo. Shakespearove
drame maj bodo tudi zanaprej do
voljenc. KakSna milostl Skoda da
je Shakespeare ze predolgo mrtev,
pa Sc ne more zahvaliti vclikcmu
Hardenu 2anjo.
"Poboznost' "a sreGen lid vol
ne so incl V nedeljo %. oktobra
V mariborski stolni cerkvi. Skof
Napotnik JIG posebno vsiljiv nadle-
eovalec Boga. Pc njegovem mne-
nlu ne more Bog paG mic opraviti
brez njegovega sveta.