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wear N Europe. Leslie wrsndan
nsse and bsconss greatly Interested
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les attentions Sara sees In Leslie's In
Afuafion Feasibility for revenge on tbs
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CHATTER vrI-Ieslie, IN company
O1th his friend. Brandon Booth an artist
visits Sara at her country place. Leslie
eonfesses 20 SARA that he 70 madly In love
with Hetfv.
CHAPTER vTII-sara arvanses with
kss . haunting feeling that he has seea
H1etty before Looking through a port
solio Of pictures by an unknovn English
% her about II. Hetty declares II must
- a picture Of Hetty Glynn. an English
ectvess. who resembles her very much
CHAPTER x-Much TO ms -naea.
tween whom and Hetty a strong mutual
Affection has grown up. tries to persuade
the girl that she should not let the trag-
O0y prevent her from marrying
CHATTER NI-Booth end Hetty CON-
pess their love FOR each other. hut the
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the way. She promises that some dav
CHE win tell her secret and That then
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CHAPTER NIT1-Ieslie again proposes
TO Hetty and Is rejected Hetty prepares
20 leave Sara. Declaring that after what
has happened she can remain no longer.
1eslie's rejection causes consternation In
the Wrandall family.
CHAPTER XIv-Hetty starts for Eur.
ope. Sara insists upon providing for her
financially. At sea Hetty receives a mes
sage from Booth that ne has started on
. faster steamer and will be waiting for
her on the other side. Booth meets her
and accompanies her to London. In an
attempt TO escape from him Hetty starts
for Paris. but hnds Booth on the same
boat.
CHAPTER Xv-Hetty pers1sts N ~
refusal to tell Booth the secret which
keeps them apart She declares that sara
alone tell him. Booth leaves for
America determined to get the story from
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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
NaselniSka druzba "Iliriia"
FARME.

Cd tri do pet mill cd mesta
Merrill V Lincoln Co, XII steje o.
krog $4,000 prebivalcev in ina
veliko industrijo, sc razprostira
rodoviten valovit svet, XII je odlo-
cen "a slovenske farme. Skoz ia
svet vodita dive zelezniski progi
in tri ukraine ceste in teGe wee
potokov. craven teGe reka Wis
consin river. Tia zemlja Sc "a Sc.
daj Sc prodaja pc II do 16 dollar
jew aker, kakor je les ma katerem
delu. Placilni pogoji lahki. Kdor
Sc zanima, maj pise pc pojasnilo.
Vsaki dobi natanGne podrobnosti
da je tako ma jasne- predno ida
denar "a dodge voznje. Mi ne po-
Siljamo nobenih knjig ali podob.
Pojasnila samo pismeno ali "a biz.
ME ustmeno pri
Iliria Colonization Co,
Clio n. 9th st. Sheboygan, Wis
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
IL polja moderne vede.

~vnanje plat socialno demokratiG-
nih strank i'll nam jih opisuje V
kratkih potezah, kaksne so ma
Nemskem, D%anskem, Norveskcm,
Holandskem, V Belgiji, Franciji,
Italiji, ma Portugalskem i'll ma
Slovenskem.
To JIG kratek pregled politiGne-
ga della s~ocialne demokracije -
vnanja plat ideje socializma.
Temu pregledu d~ostavlja Sc O.
ris razvoja strokovnih %organiza-
eli. Zopct nam predstavlja cello
vrsto draw, V katerih so socialist
strokovno organizirani. Opisuje
moe strokovnih organizacij ma
NemSkcm, Svcdskem, Angleskem,
Ogrskem, V Avstriji, med Jugo-
slovani; dodatno mas seznanja z
institucijo mcdnarodnega stro-
kovnega |tajniStva.
Tretja panoga socialistiGne de
~javnosti je zadruzna organizacija,
$ katero Sc de~lavstvo hocc vsaj
deloma gospodarsko cmancipirati
i'll 81 hkratu pridObiti novih virov
"a svoj cmancipacijski boz. Abdi-
tus naglaSa veliko vaznost tc or
ganizacije, bodisi V smcri konsu-
mnih zadrug ali pa produktivnih.
Konsumno druStvo Sc jc izkazalo
kot gospodarska potenca, Xxi je
zmozna lepega razvoja. ODE orga-
~nizaciji - konsumna i'll produk-
ciiska - Sc pa dasta harmonicno
zdruziti, tako da sc lahko uresni-
clio velikanski naGrti. Primcre,
da jc to V prakticnem zivljeniu
mogoGe in uspeSno, vidimo cello
ma Slovenskem, kaj Sele pc osta-
lem svetu $50.
Kai vidimo? PoGetke moderne-
ga delavskega pokreta dokumcn-
tirajo in karakterizirajo krvavi
izbruhi proletariata proti strojem
- YES poznejSi razvoj pa je krc-
nil ma drugo pot. In Steer lahko
rcGemo, da Sc ia pot giblje strogo
V tendenci, Xxi jo je odkril in teo-
retitno znanstveno utemeljil X.
Marks. Ia tendcnca vodi danes
preko socialne, ekonOmske, poll
tiGne, strokovne in zadruzne or
ganizacijc, prepojene z idealnim
kulturnim stremljenjem, V bodo-
co socialistiGno druzbo. cato nj
mamo vzroka dvomiti, da DO soda
MIA mescanska kapitalisticna dru-
zba. Ia misel je velikanska, sal
DO in je re deloma preosnovala
vse druzabno gibanje in zivlje-
ME!
Toda has, ker je ia misel tako
velikanska, prihajajo dvomljivci
s skrbnimi obrazi, GeS, ali Sc DO
dalo uresniciti? ali DO zmagala So
cialisti6na ideja? ali nj lie utopi-
ia?
In Abditus je zopet poln zaupa-
MIA v moe ideje, ko daje odgovor
ma TAXA v~praSanja. Predvsem O.
meji V pravilne meje poimovanje
socializma in konStatira, da ME
govo bistvo nj, da Sc odpravi "a
selma lastnina sploh in VOICE, ali
da sc upelje kaksna Sablonska G.
nakost, ali da Sc uniGi drzava kot
%druzabna organizaci.ia, ali da Sc
upelje grobi materializem in So
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16

vrastvo do verstva VOICE. Socia-
LIMA sc drzi Sc vse polno nebi-
stvenih ~priveskov IL stare liberal
ne dobe; vsi ii, cesto neokusni or
namenti bodo moral odleteti, -
sal so druzabno in socialistieno
naravnost zmotni. PaG pa je te-
mcljno na6elo modernega, Gistega
socializma, da sc omeji in odpra-
vi zloraba produkcijske svobode,
zloraba zasebne lastnine produk-
cijskcga kapitala. Bistva socializ-
ma jc hotenje, ubiti kapital kot
"krvosesa" ljudskih mas. To pa
nj mogoGc doseci mahoma, ma pr.
z nasilno ekspropriacijo kapitali-
stov, ampak to be sad pozitivne-
ga della in pozitivnih uspehov So
elaine vzajemnosti, temelieGe V
] socializmu.
Drzava sc ne DO ubila, druzina
tudi ne, ker ODE sta "a obstoj
druzbc potrebni organizaciji. Ce
sta danes prcpOjeni z m~aterialisti-
cnim duhom in raZorani in otro-
vani vsled tega, je to lc znak in
poslcdica kapitalistiGnega druza-
bncga reda. ZnaGilno IA Ia dru-
zabni red ravno je grobo materi-
alistiGno naziranjc. In zaradi te-
"a hi prazna trditev, da bo socia-
lizem hkratu z zlorabo kapitala
in produkcije in ~podjetniStva cd
stranil sirovi materializcm ali ga
nadomcstil 2 boil idcalisti6nim
naziranjem. Ce Sc komu tudi to
zdi parodoksno - svobodno; tire
ba pa je, ola sc konGno vcndar po-
slovimO cd tistcga ncutemeliene-
ga predsodka, ia Sc Socializem
brcz grobega matcriaiizma ne mo-
re misliti. ReSnica je lie, da je BIZ
stvo kapitalizma matcrialistiGno,
i'll da bo Socializem ostal lc toll
ko materialistiGcn, kolikor ina o.
praviti $ kapitalizmom. Pa Sc cc-
10 III sc bo grobost materializma
izdatno ublazila.
Da .je dandanes zivljcnje tako
razdejano, nj Guda. Kapitalizem
jc razkopal druzinsko zivlienje,
ker smatra Gloveka "a trzno bla-
go; kapitalizem povzro6a sebi6-
most, poraja vedno move prevare,
vzbuja V 6loveku n~eutcSljive zelje
pc vcdno veGjem bogastvu, pc
nadvladi. Kapitalizma naravne
posledice so, da je izkorisGanje
vedno veGje in da izkoris6evalci.
Xxi neomejeno razpolagajo S kapi-
talon, vstvarjajo misel, da je nil
hovo izkoriScanje utemeljeno V
naravnih, in Ge nj druga6e, tudi V
bozjih zakonih. Socialism Sc pa
upira ravno temu neetiGnemu ma
ziranju in zahteva socialno pravi-
co, IL katere maj Sc porodi skupna
ljudska ali druzabna blaginia, Xxi
je kOn6ni cilj.
(konec prih.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
ZnaE1e O
DOlnOSti
uustrirana idaja, o~bsegajoca 800 strani.

nustrirana idaja, obsegajoca 800 strani
Pove vse o spolnem v~prasaniu; kai hi
moral vedeti mlad MOI in mlado dekle
mlada zena in mlad soprog in vsi druri
p~otrebujejo vede o zakonih, XII vladaic
spolno zivljenje. Ciste r~esnico spolnepo
Avljenja, naslanjajoee Sc ma sreeno za.
konsko z~ivljenja. "Skrivnosti" mostvo
in z%enstva; spolno izrabljenost. drulab.
no zlo, bolezni it'd.
Ia izdaia je ena najboljsih. kar sc
Jih Je Sc izdalo ma podlagi spolne hiri.
jene. Neprecenljivo navodilo onim. HI
so pripravljeni sprcjeti resniGna nayo.
dila.
Ia knjiga uci streznice, p~.idigarie.
doktorJe, pravnike, u%Gitelje in vse dru.
&C. mlade in stare, kaj morajo vedeti O
spoinih vprasanjih. spisal Winfield
Scott Hall. Phi, NJ. d. Lipsko).
Kaj pravijo listi:
'Naravno in ko%rektno'. Chicago
Tribune. "Pravilno in popolno". Phi.
ladelphia Press. "Knjiga znanstyau
Philadelphia Ledger. The New York
World Pravi: "Cistc r~esnice. katere hi
moral vedeti vsi, da prcpreGimo zla -
Ia knjiga velia samo 800. Denar
ali Money Order ter Toe "a pokritie
poStnine.
PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Dayton. Ohio.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-06-16
ZASTONJ
LONDON TANGO" oVRATNrcA
EVELYN THAW'' ZAPESTNIcA

Ia diva krasna komada nosiio new.
Jorske dame ter so takorekoG more M
MA; pozla6ena sta elegantno in miGno
in Sc ju bode razveselila vsaka zenska.
pa mai bode stara ali mlada. Zelo mo.
derna in pozornost vzbujujoGa.
Nasa prosta ponudba. Nj oclasamo
spearment zvecilni gum ter hoGemo. da
innate Vi emo teh skateli V vasem domu.
Tia gum osladi sapo, obeli zobe ter 30.
maya prebavlianju; vas pokrepGa ter
je povsod priljubljen. Vsakemu. kteri
nam poSlje soc in lOc "a pokritje post.
nine, bodemo poslali emo skatljo tega
guma, V kateri je 20 5centnih komadov
Spearmint guma ter dodali Sc elegantno
Tango" ovratnico In Evelyn Thaw"
za%pestnico popolnoma presto.
Ia ponudba je samo "a kratek CAS-
Ne wee kot dvoje naroGil eni in isti
osebi. Prodajalci ma drobno ne smejo
sprejeti tie ponudbe.
UNITED SALES COMPANY
p. o. Box 1o1 Dayton, Ohio.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
concert this fall.
LOCAL NEWS

E. J. Koch, the auditor of the Chandler Improvement Co. left on Wednesday for Los Angeles to meet his family and bring them back with aim early next week to Chandler. Mir Koch has recently completed a con- modious and handsome bungalow in the northeast part of the town. MT koch's family, in addition to Mrs Koch, includes five very interesting children. which will help to fill the new rooms the school board are add ing to the Chandler schools.
 A Mexican by the name of Trini- lad Pacheco had the third finger of his right hand amputated in balins machine, while working on the ranch of Thos. Jones last Sunday.
 day later an Italian in the em- plOye of ] R. Barnette was dragged by a run away team on a hay rake Three ribs were broken and he re. ceived many bruises about the body The five-year- r-old son of A. A
 Brion had his left hand severely in. Jured on Friday when his hand wa. caught in a pulley the rope of whici was being drawn by horse. Sev- eral bones were broken and the hant badly lacerated.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
REVISION DOWNWARD IS
 NEW POLICY AT GARDENS
Park Will Be Made Lobby for Pic ture Theater; PhotopIays to Be
 Featured With New Appliance

Two shows for the price of one or rather one great big show at single admission charge. is to be the policy of the Gardens starting to- night. Manager Frank Read, who is financier enough to be hep to condi- tions in the amusement world. has decided to abandon the idea of try ing to keep the Gardens and the Air dome separate places of pleasure.
 The Van Buren gate to the garden will be maintained after this as the general admission gate. A coupon attached to the ticket will admit to the picture theater.
 In speaking of this revision of rates, Mir Read said: We are go- ing to keep the garden as a sort of lobby for the picture theater At tie present time it is necessary for us to feature the picture show as much as possible Manager Waters of the Airdome is getting a specially ground lens for the machine, so as to make the picture big enough to cover the entire screen. We are ordering spe- .cial attractions-some of the classi- est celluloid that has ever been shown in Phoenix, so we can safely throw the garden part open to pie ture show patrons"
 The program tonight will include 2 double reel picture on the life of the
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
CHANDLER
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

On Wednesday the trustees of the Chandler district met with Architect L. G. Knipe of Phoenix and decided upon plan for new unit to tne present group of school buildings. The new unit will contain three main rooms, besides toilet rooms for teachers The plan also embraces equipping all the three units with steam or hot water. heating appara- tus, and the building of two modern outside lavatories and toilets.
 The completed three units will be united by arches into one harmonious
 whole, and will according to the architect, make a very beautiful ap- pearance. It is hoped that the con tract can be let and work commenc ed by June 1st, and the building be lcompleted before September 1st.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
CHORAL CLUB MADE FIREMAN
 ENT

The Choral Club which recently gave an entertainment in Chandler under the direction of Maitland Da-
 vies, met on Wednesday last and ef- fected permanent organization. The
 officers elected were as follows: F.
 " N. Dana, president D. M. Arnold,
 vice president; Miss Gretchen Prin-
 gle, secretary treasurer. The eXecl-
 tive committee includes the officers and also Miss Margaret Peeer and Dr. F. c. Jordan
 Membership committee includes Mrs. F. C. Jordan, crairman. Mrs. w. G. Barrackman. Mrs. Jos. Freid : berg. Mrs. F. V. N. Dana, Mrs. F. W. Monroe, Wayne Heffner Constitution and by laws-Mrs. F. E. Smith, Mrs. H. A. Waite, Mrs Ellis Morris
 The. club plans to give second
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09

the World was organized at Chand- Ter last Saturday with eleven char ter members, W. O. Patterson of Glendale, acting as organizer
 The following is the list of the new officers: Will Shirley. consul commander; A. B. Wiggins. lieu tenant; R. C. Cooper, escort; Dr. F e. Jordan, banker: Delbert Williams clerk; Geo. Wallace, watchman; W F. Debolt, sentry: Drs. Jordan and Gilbert. physicians.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09

is an outrageous presumption. Strict ly according to rank, wealth and status of her guests does the haus- frau offer them seats of honor, won before the untitled, and so on to the married woman before the spinster. It is as delicate a matter as the English woman's pairing of her guests for the dinner table.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
"SOFA ETIQUETTE" IN GERMANY

''The etiquette Of the sofa in Ger
 many is indeed profound mystery to English people. We offer the easiest chair nearest the fireplace to the guest of honor, but in Germany the offer is invested with a sanctity as of a throne To take seat there
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
TO DEDICATE CHURCH

Rev. A. w. Atkinson of Los An geles will on next Sunday morning formally dedicate the new Methodist church building. The program will include special music.
 The first service held in the church was last Sunday, when over seventy were in attendance. A very
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
MORE COTTON SOLD

The local cotton association sold this week to McFadden Brothers, one hundred bales of third and fourth grade cotton for IS 3-4 cents per pound
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09

Thespian. "The Chorus Girls Ro- nance which is not as common place as it's name suggests. and two good comedies. by the Rex and Pow CTS producers.
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES

Commencement exercises for the Cha dler Grammar school will be held in Monroe hall. Wednesday eve ming, May 18th. The program will include musical numbers by the school, class oration, an address by the chairman of the board of the board of trustees and the pre- sent" "tion of diplomas by County Su- perintendent J. A. Higgins.
 w. o. w. ORGANIZE
 A local lodge of the W oodmen of
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09

A local lodge of the Noodmen of
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09

fine sermon was given by Rev Mir. York and t e music by MT. Hall Mrs. Kunce and Mrs Whitley was much enjoyed
Arizona republican., 1914-05-09
CHANDLER REPRESENTATION

Chandler poultry growers will be represented at the Poultry Associa tion in Phoenix today
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-08-15
90 CJSwOOO.

dosen yards from him lay the big
Dane. his huge jaws drooling In an.
ticipation Of the unusual feast which
AcGill was preparing.
He showed signs OF pleasure when
MoGill approached him with . quart
Of the mixture, and he guipsd It be-
tween his huge Jaws. Tho little man
with the cold blue eyae and the gray
blond hair stroked his back without
fear.
HIS attitude was different when
he turned to Kaxan. His movements
were oiled with caution. and yet
hls eyes and his lips were smiling.
and he gave the wolf dog no evidence
Of his fear. II It could be called fear.
The little professor. who was UP In
the north country for the Smith
sonian Institution, had spent third
of his life among dogs. He loved
them, and understood Thorn. He had
written a number OF magazine arti-
cles on dog intellect that had at
tracted wide attention among natu-
ralists.
II was largely because he loved
dogs, and understood them more than
most mon, that he had bought KaIsn
and the big Dane on the night whom
Sandy McTrigger and his partner had
tried to get them to night to the
death in tho Red Gold City saloon.
,The refusal Of the two splendid beasts
to kill each other for the pleasure OF
the three hundred men who had as
semblsd to witness the fight delighted
him.
He had already planned q paper
on the accident. Sandy had told him
the story Of Kazan's capture. and of
his Wild mate. Gray Wolf. and the
professor had asked him a thousand
questions. But each day kagan pus-
zled him more. No amount Of kind
ness on his part could bring q re-
sponsive CLEAN In Kazan's eyes. Not
once did Kazan signify willingness
to become friends. And yet he did
not snarl at McGill or snap At his
hands when they came within reach.
Quite frequently Sandy McTrigger
came over to the little cabin where
McGill was staying. and three times
Kazan leaped at the end of his chain
TO get at him, and his white fangs
cleaned as long as Sandy was In
sight.
Alone with McGill he became quiet.
Something told him that McGill had
and the big Dane stood shoulder to
shoulder in tho cage that had been
built for slaughter pen. Away
down In his brute heart he hold
McGill apart from other mon. He
had no desire to harm him.
He tolerated him. but showed none
Of the growing affection Of the huge
Dane. 1t was this fact that puzxled
McGill. He had never before known
a dog that he could not make love
him.
To-day he placed the tallow and
bran before Kazan. and the smile In
his face gave way to a look of per-
plexity. Kazan's lips had drawn
suddenly back. A fierce snarl rolled
deep in his throat. The hair along
his spine stood up. His muscles
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-08-15
CHAPTER XIX.
An En- ptv World.

lie after mile Kazan went
"A on. For . time he was OPP
INV pressed by the shivering
note Of death that had como
to him In Sandy McTrig-
gers cry. and he slipped through the
banskians Nke . shadow. his ears
nattensd. his tall trailing. his hind
quarters betraying that curious stink
ing quality OF the wolf and dog steal
ing away from danger.
Then he came out upon . plain.
and tho stiffness. the billion stars In
the clear vault of tho sky. and the
keen air that carried with 1t a breath
Of the Arctic barrens made him alert
and questioning. He faced the direc-
ton OF the wind. Somewhere OF there,
far TO tho south and west. was Gray
Wolf.
For the nrst time In many weeks
he sat back on his launches and gave
the deep and vibrant call that echoed
weirdly for miles about him. Back In
tho banskians the big Dane heard II.
and whined.
From over the still body Of Sandy
McTrigger the little professor looked
up with a white. tense face and lis
toned for . second cry. But instinct
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-08-15
Are You Going Away for Vacation?

When you 10 of town for vacation you may find
difficult and costly provide yourself with the right sort Of reading
matter.
them at fancy price in some country store
You supply yourself with the best most delightful summer
reading for six cents week.
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country dealer has not been able to SELL but the finest uptoate fiction
by the foremost living authors
Bear this mind not only for yourself but for any your friends
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