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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10

starse IN sestro V Avstriji. Ma
smrt Je bill obsojen, ker je dine II
JanuarJa 1914 ustrelil V Wood.
bridge Svojega tekmeca Mich.
Matyl ter ranil svoJo lJubico S
strelom y roko."
StraSen PRIOR ... Clovek mora
vzctl koIedar Y roko in Sc prepri.
cati, da piSemo res leto 1914. H.
Y zgodovini Sc mora prepricati
da Sc racuna cd odkritja Amcrka
now vek. Zakoj to justicno prIpa
ljeno cloveSko meso smrdi stra.
Sansko Pc srednjem veku.
Oboga %civilizacija Hi ne more
svoJe pravice podpreti brez takih
barbarlcnlh, pa vendar popolno-
ma neuSpeSnih srcdstevi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
VISLICE IA KoSCEK zICE!

Hrvaski listi objavljajo kratko
vest, da je bill V S~arajevu pred
vojnim sodiscem delavec Ilija Gu.
do obsojen ia smrt in obcSen ma
dvoriscu ~vojasnice. Obtozen .je bill.
da je prerezal ncko teiefonsko
zvezo. S pricami sc mu STEER nj
moglo dokazati to dejanje, ali
"indicije so govorile proti ME
mu."
Hej, avstrijski patriotic, kjcr
vas je Sc kaj, postavite Sc.
"kulturo" ie nosila habsburSka
Avstrija V Bosno. Rada hi bila
nesla "kulturo" Sc dale do Solu.
ma, in ker kazc zemljevid. ola je
Srhija ma poti, je bilO treba sire
ii Srbijo, magari &c se'mora "a to
YES svet pognati V vojno.
Use seveda lie zaradi "kulture,"
zaradi avstrijske kulture, katere
znamen.je so vislice!
kaj je neki tako poscbnega ma
zalumpani familiji Habsburgov-
cev, da hi moGli njcni interest o
praviGiti vsc te lopovScine.. .Jc
Ii res ena sand druzina trotelnov,
lahkozivcev in perveznih despo-
tov wee vredna kakor mil.joni ma
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
Poor ROJAKIl

Ako ste kSpec "a zemljo ali farmo. ma ozirait. .. :. n-.ti,,.
III Vao1ive ogiase razhcnih zemljislih agentov, v katerih VAN vsa-
koVrstne stVar1 oblJubujejo, kakor stalno delo, brezplacno stavlja,
ME In clscenje zemlje in druge vabljive pretveze katerih sploh ne
moreJo In nc nameravajo spolnih- vehko d..arIL ~. u..tucenega
casa 81 bodete pr1hrsnii axe psete pc natancen in resnicen popis
zem9e' kra]a kuPnlh pogojev, mapo iskljucno samo slovenske far
marske naseioine v Wausaukee, Wis, kjer lima Re mnogo rojakov
kuplJeni svet in Jill je 10 lepo itsvlo naseGenih. Tam je net prav
rodoVten IN rodi vsakovrstne poJske pridelke, ravno tako raxno-
vrstno sadie In vlnsko trio. Ia svet Sc nahaja tk prija.nega me-
sta' SOL mlekarne, banke, trgovin, zage, zelezniske postaje in mno
go drugih podjetji-
Prporocamo rojakom, kateri zli bti dobro in posteno postre-
zen dobiti dober in rodoviton kos zemlje v zdravem in priiaxnem
kralu ter Bit vsestransko zadovoljen, da pisete rojaku A. Mantel,
L" Box 22l Wausaukee, Wis. pc natancne informacije in mapo
tamosnJe slovenske farmarske nasebine, predno greste kan dru.
gam sVet gledah In pc nepotrebnem cas- in denar tratih.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
IL DVAJSETEGA SToLETJA.
kratka casnikarska vest

kratka casnikarska vest:
"StraSen PRIOR Sc .je dogodil
vceraj V mrtvaSki cclici drzavnc
jetniSnice Trentonu, y. j.. ko
je sedcl ncki j. 10th ma clcktric-
nj stolec. ko Sc je zvezal elck-
tritni tok, so udrli plameni IL
elektrodov ter opalili obsojcnca
tako de Sc je pc vsej cclici takoj
razSiril neznoscn smrad pripaljc-
mega mesa. Scle pc uvcdbi druge-
ga toka jc bill obsojenec mrtev.
10th je zapustil piSma ma svojc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
c ZENSKO DELO v AMERIKI.

SlatlstiCni oddelck zvczne Via.
dc Je pred kratkim tidal svoje tri.
naJSto porOtilo IL k~atercga .jc raz.
Nidno, ia 81 sluzi V Ameriki ME
manJ kakor s m~iljonov zensk svoj
kruh Z delom. Pri TEN sevcda nj
so vStcte gospodinje, temvcG lie
zenSkc, Xxi opravljajo mezdmo de.
10.
Siatistika obsega zenske oscbe
cd dcSctega leta dale.
AenSkc so sedaj zaposlene zc Y
vSeh industrijskih panogah. cello
Re ma ladjah in preccj Jill della tn.
Oh DO rudokopih.
lzmcd 71,5S0.27O oseb, XII so sta.
re mad 10 let, jc bilo vposlcnih V
letu 1910. IS 1886: T. drugimi
beSedami IS 100000 l.judi .ie della.
10 "a mezdo. lzmcd tch .je bilo mad
3O,OOOOO0 moSkih i'm mad 5000 OOO
zenSkih. pri ccmcr pa kakor rcce.
no MISC vStcte zenskc Y gospodinj.
Stvu, temveG lie one, XII so kvalifi.
crane kot oSebe, XII delajo "a
place.
lzmcd 100000 zcnsk, katcrc 81
>luziJo Svoj kruh ilven hiSc, je
vpoNlcnih i,O94 zcnSk pri pridobi.
'anJu rudnim. Izmed ten Jill .je 45C
Iapo>lcnih V rudnikih, 45 jih ko.
pIJe rudo, estate pa st pecajo =
raznimi drugimi posli V rudarstvu
81 zensk je k%ovatic, Is polagalk o
peke ali zidaric. 16 Jill della pr
plavzih in ~ Y Steklarnah, 6,l4C
Jlh pa della Y zelczni in .jcklcmi in
duStriji. Najvec Sc Jill Scvcda pc
ca Z bclj zenskimi rokodelstvi
'endar pa jc l6,05l lajnotajpi
Stovk V tiskarski obrti. Tekstiln;
mduStrija rabi l6,03s zcnSk. V to
varnah "a Sivalnc stroje pa del;
23l2O6 zenSk. Poleg ten pa je S,
1872 cevljaric in 1910 sedlaric.
Tudi to je znacilno IA kapitali
zcm. NJegovi filozofi Sc trudijo ,
potu svojih obrazov z muGnimi do
kali, da je priroda uStvarila zenc
"a hiSo i'll IA njen "'naturni Do
kllc.' Zensko konkurenco wis
Jlh poklicih' preklinjajo ma VS.,
natine; pa vendar je zenski orga
nizem gotovo boil primeren "a Stu
dlranje kakor "a kovaGnico: zen
ska kot zdravnica je pOgostom;
bolj poklicana kakor moSki zdrav
mix. medtem ko kopanje rude n
posebnO zensko opravilo.
Ali industrial Sc malo briga 2;
~filoozfijo. Zenska della ceneje OF
moskega, ergo ST stori to, kar j,
boljSe "a kapitalistiGni Yep. &c (,
vzdrzuje' ali "razdira" druzino
cc je to dobro "a zensko zdravje
Gee TO pospeSuje zdrav zarod, n,
vpraSuje kapitalizem.
In Sele socialism bo resil t;
vprasanja, seveda ne tako, kako
jih reSuje kapitalizem pa tudi IL,
tako, kakor 81 domisljajo ram
bledi moralisti, ampak pc zdrav
pameti.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
ZARADI Z~AGREBSKEGA "A
TENTATA."

V habSburSkl monarhiji imajo
navajo, da razglase cd casa do
casa Y kakSni dezeli izjemno sta
ME, cato da bi mislil Svet, da jc
tam kdaj tudi normalno stanje
Ali V reSnici je tam izjemno sta
ME normalnO; lie cd casa do casa
Sc lzJemc Sc nekoliko pomnoze.
Tako so imeli ma HrvaSkcm Gcz
leto dni komisariat namesto usta-
We. Parlamenta nj bilo, avtonomi-
Jc nj bilo, nckdanji feldvebel Gu
vaj. Xxi 81 jc ohranil feldvebelskc
manlrc do Starih let in tudi do
>tarh let hi priScl tez feldvebel-
>ko ucenoSt, je bill "kraljevski ko-
miSar' in njcgovi ukazi so velja
Ii namcStO zakonov.
No so napoSled cello V Budim.
p"Sti I'M ma Dunaju Spoznali da
M mogotc drlati tako figure traj
no ma hanSkcm stolu. so poslali
barona Skcrlecza najprvo IA ko.
miSarJa V Iagreb, potem so pa
%napravili IL NIGGA bana.
Svet Je moral miSliti, da so Sc
ma HrvaSko vrnile normalnc raz
mere. Da Sc dopolni komedija, Sc
je pripcljal Sc blazni grof Stefan
TiSza Y Zagreb, markirat "spra.
va hrvaSkega i'll madjarskega ma.
roda."
kajpada hi incl ne hrvaSki ne
madjarski narod ME opraviti s te
mi farsami. In lie otrok je mogel
misliti, da prinese tisti Tisza, XII
zatira ma Ogrskem madjarsko
ljudstvo, kaksno svobodo Hrva.
tom.
Ali oficielni krogi so priredili
krvniku Tiszu slovesen sprejem
in med drugim so uprizorili zanj
slavnostno predstavo V gledalisGu.
Razume sc, da so vsakega deset.
KRAFT %pogledali, preden je dobil
vstopnico.
Pc predstavi SO V vestibulu gle
daliSca aretirali dijaka Schaefer
ia. Policijski uradnik DIR. Bedeko
vie ga je prijel. ko je segel z ro-
20 Yep, dolzec ga, da je hotel
potegniti IL zepa revolver in u.
'%treliti Tiszo.
Policija .je priGela obSirno pre-.
lskavo III zaprla V kratkem Gasu
okrOg % oseb. SodiSGe je vodilo
preiskavO malone cello leto. Do
razprave pa je prislo Sele seda.j
ko p~oslujejo zaradi vojne izjemna
SodiSca, ko ne more javnost take
krititno zasledovati njihovega u
radovanja in ko velia "a doka2
vSe, kar hocejo sodniki.
Zdaj so dovrsili razpravo. Pc.
leg Schacfcrja je bill obtozen Sc
mladenit Herzegovina, ceS da .ie
princsel IL Srbije bombo. s katerC
da ic hotel ubiti grofa Tiszo, gro.
ia khuen TIedcrvaryja ali pa ba.
roma Skerlccza.
Obsodili so Schaeferja ma letC
dni, He~rcigonjo pa ma oscm let
tczkc jcce. Pravica .
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
DELAVSKE

boSlnJo praVlcc SllkaJO 4 Zave-
zanlml ocmi i'll $ TEN hoGcjo ozna-
cit neizprosno nepristranost jul
Stlce. Ona izvrSuje svojo nalogo
ne da bi gledala, koga Sc tice.
Pred njenim tribunalom so vsi
enaki: Nisoki in nizki, bogati in
revni.
Povoj ma oGeh boginje Sc pa
lahko tudi drugaGe razlaga: Ia
njcr> sodbe je merodajno, kar do.
tlpa, lie kar vidi - ker ravno nj.
cesar lie vidi.
' praksi velja enkrat ena pri-
mera, enkrat pa druga. Obzalova.
MIA vreden je Glovek, XII misli,
ola so sodniki bitja izven tega sve.
Ia, nekakSni cisti duhovi kakor
angelni, Xxi znajo osebno nedotak-
nJeni, brez predsodkov, brcz sim
patti in antipatij poiskati samo
cisto resnico in soditi pc njej.
Proti koncu zadnjega kongres-
mega zascdanja so ocetje domovi.
ne sklenili protitrustovski zakon
XII Je Zelo S~poSoben "a farbanjc
kratkovidnih ljudi. Pri tisti pri
Tiki so odigrali tudi malo DELAY
Skega prijateljStva in izrckli, da
Sc ne Smejo doloGbe protitrustov-
skega zakona u|porabljati proti
dclavSkim organizacijam. lzrecno
so Sc naglaSali, da Sc stavkujocim
delavcem ne smejo prepovedava-
ii mirne StavkarSke strazc. Noble
no SodiSGe nina pravicc izdajatl
ustavlJane ukazc prot takim Stra-
Fam.
To jc jasno, kaj2 To Sc ne da
2aSukati? Zdaj jc konec zloglaS-
nih uStavljainih ukazov?
Naivnc duSe, XII yerjame1o to
Sodnik Baldwin Chicago Jc
kmalu dokazal, da je treba lie ne.
koliko navihanoSti, pa Sc lahko
vsak paragraf postavi ma glavo.
Ie cd zaGctka maja so V Chica-
Il zcnSke, Zaposlene V restavraci.
jah knabove kompanije, V Straj
ku. Restaurant Keepers AsSocia.
tion Sc je dolgo rogala Stavki in
trdila, da il pray mic ne Skoduje
ker 81 pa delavkc MISC dale $ ia
kimi izjavami wet poguma, je
mister knah naenkrat zahteva1
ustavljalen ukaz proti natakari.
cam. Xxi so bile pred dotienimi re.
stavracijami ma strait in MISC de.
lale mic druzega, kakor da so line.
lie ma prsih tablice, XII so upozor.
Jale obGinstvo, da ie V omenjenih
restavracijah stavka in skebska
p~ostrezba.
"Mirne stavkarske straze so
dovoljene."
Sodnik Baldwin je pa vendar
knabu dovolil ustavljalen ukaz.
Potreboval je sicer dolgo. da je
preStudiral stvar.
Nekaj St nam je sanjalo, da so
bile tega krive volitve. Pred gla.
sOvanjem nj dobro draziti dclav.
&c. 10 SO bile volitve V kraju, je
sveti duh takoj razsvetil sodnika.
Nasel je pravo utemeljitev "a pra.
vorek, katerega so zeleli podjetni.
Xxi:
Strajk je dovoljen in zakonit
ali kar delajo n%atakarice, nj
Strajk, temve6 bojkot, in ia nj "a.
konit. Torej so straze prepoveda.
ne.
&c hi bill Solomon Sc xiv, hi Sc
moral zadusiti cd zavlstl. Tako
ie Baldwin posekal njegovo mo-
drost.
Ali verjamejo delavci, da bodo
zakoni Zanie Sele takrat dobri,
kadar boLo imeli politiGno moe.
da Jill bodO mogli tudi varovati9
VISLICE IA KOSCEK ZICEl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10

rodov, XII morajo V miru pla6evati
milJone in miljone "a potrato be.
dastlh princev, zdaj pa prelIvati
zanje Sc svojo kri..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-11-10
Volitve v Chicago.

oullivanova volilna masinerija
"a demokratizem je bila v Chicago
ma vsej crti uspesna; lie samemu
sem M mogel vrhovni poveljnik
uemokraticne p~rosperitete pribori.
u image. Pri volitvah v senat je
puoiegel svoJemu republikanske-
mu tekmecu Shermanu. V mcstu
Je incl STEER znatno veeino, okrog
oV'ooo glasov, ali republikanski
giasovl zunanjih okrajev so 10
preplavili in zadusili.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-14

she was dressed as a man and really
looked the part as well as she had
LOOKED the part of a woman
Are you sorry now that you dress
ed and acted as a man for so Iong?"
I asked her.
Her eyes flashed and shersmiled as
she replied:
mo. Why should I be? 1 was
rood man, doing mans work better
than most men,
The profile of Miss Anderson is
such as you see on old Egyptian and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-14

roman coins, and her skin is of the
copper tint, which shows the trace
of Indian blood Her hands and feet
are small; her hair, as the little
blonde girl who was married to her
put it, els black, blue black, lovely
color"
81 expect" she said, thai, it is hard
to make you understand that all my
acts have been normal and almost
conventional since put on mans
clothes"
Didn't you ever wish for the in
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
By THt SCISSORS
The War Spirit.

II Europe should be plunged into a
great struggle Of its armed forces at
this time the war spirit among the
people would be to blame for bringing
On the dreadful conflict. No one can
seriously contend that there is in the
disagreement between Austria Hun
gary and Seryia a sufficient basis for
the horrifying tragedy that impends.
II time were taken for deliberation it
&c altogether unlikely that even the
two countries directly concerned
would resort TO arms. much less that
leading nations Of Europe which have
no quarrel with one another would
take advantage OF the occasion 10
thrust their armies into wars sham
bles
The surrenness with which the
long smoldering enmity Of Seryia and
Austria Hungary was brought TO a
crisis may explode that powder mag
azine, the rivalry Of Teuton, and Slay,
which Europe so long has viewed with
apprehension The danger is that the
war spirit will precIpitate the conflict
before the responsible governments
have an opportunity to study the var
ious aspects Of the situation and
draw of the stored-up rancor with
out an explosion.
Europe has rested on It's arms for
many years. Its commanders and It's
hordes Of soldiers are anxious to dem
onstrste their fighting abilities. I'm
der such conditions It is difficult TO
prevent strife and the frequent war
scares that throw Europe into panic
show the general consciousness OF
the constant peril. The maintenance
Of large armies appears TO be neces-
sary 10 the safety OF the various coun-
tries. where old feuds never lie out,
I yet the rage for militarism which the
existence Of large armies promotes
IL in Itself grave source OF danger.
A. they behold the present plight
/ OF Europe. Americans may well be
| thankful that their nation " not fore
/ ed 10 90 heavily armed in order 10
protect itself from the invasion OF
1 hostile armies They should be es-
pecially thankful that their president
I'm recent months has been able 20
steer the course OF this nation In
such a way as not only 10 avoid the
threatened war with Mexico that the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01

Your modern EngAshman has
grown Eloomily retrospective and is
much given 20 shadow fighting says
lus;ration of this manner ot melan-
choly appears in the English Review
for july. wherein an anonymous writ,
er discusses Golf and the Caddy ques-
tion ana draws the lugubrious conClu.
sion that the island from which
empire is ruled is going TO the dogs
through its devotion TO the royal and
antent game
The meat OF this writer's theme is
that 10000 men and boys in England
who are acting as caddieS are beirs
turned into an army of worthless
idlers He calls upon legislators to
enact a law forbidding any one be-
tween the ages OF Il and % TO cod
dy. Cadding is no kind Of career for
boy or man capable of doing real
work according to the critic Of golf,
and he IS right.
There is another side 10 the English
writer's argument however that is
even more interesting 20 the golfer.
For the theory is advanced that golf
has the effect ot bunting the intelu-
gence of It's devotees and uniting
them for constructive work. AS only
man wiki q wooden temperament" "
he says "Can ever hope TO excel in a
game which demands mechanical pre-
cision. SD toe lead.ns effect on play
erS is iud.spuahle" Here is n serious
blow 10 the pride of leading citizens
who have exulated in low scores. 1T
is mentally the most bunting form O.,
. recreation a man can indulge in" the
writer asserts.
Not content with painting this dis
. tressing picture OF golrs effect upon
The intellect the author declares en-
phaucaly that he knows many men
who have ruined their professional
careers 10y devotion to the sport
Then he proceeds To quote a doctor
who regards neurasthenia as a path
ological symptom Of the game.
This is all very terrifying If one is
& golfer who permits himself readily
TO be terrified
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
GYROSCoPIC COMPASS.

(The Philadelphia Record)
The day OF the magnetic compass,
the sailors needle, is passing. on
warships and the great liners it is be-
ing replaced by the byroscopic com
pass, which operates on the principle
that the axle of a rapidly rotating
tisc tends to align itself with the axis
OF the earth. This axle is now the
needle" The shaft of every fly
wheel, dynamo, and motor is striving
in vain against its bearings to turn to
the geographic north. The direct ac
ton Of the earth which causes this IS
feeble. So in the byroscopic compass
this is reinforced by electric power
to act instantly at any turn Of the
ship and thus keep the axle of the
disc always pointing north.
In 1851 the French physician. NJ
Faucault while demonstrating the ro-
tation of the earth, detected this ef-
feet Of the earth's action on the gy-
roscope that he was using. His dis
covery was the basic principle of the
gyroscope compass, which now, 60
years later. has been perfected by an
American engineer, Elmer \. Speery.
Thirty-five Of our battleships and 20
of our submarines are equipped with
it. Many foreign navies also use it.
In battleships a magnetic compass
must be placed in a cage mast to re-
duce the effect OF the mass Of steel
which the hull presents. But the
gyroscopic compass, which is non
magnetic is placed in a protected po-
sition below the water line. There by
the aid Of electricity it actuates aux
iliary compasses placed at the wheel
and in the coming tower. In subma-
rines the magnetic compass is sub
jected TO so many disturbing influ-
I ences as to be almost useless, where
as the gyroscopic compass is not al
all affected.
Another quality Of the magnetic
{ compass Is that il points not to the
/ geographic north or pole, but to the
magnetic pole. which is to one side
( Of the geographic pole, ana it is de-
/ Elected from the magnetic pole by
/ the variation due to local magnetic
/ conditions. and by the deviation caus-
| ed by the fact that steel ship Is it.
self magnet. SO in laying his
i course the navigator must allow for
those factors in his problem. But
with the gyroscopic compass he Is rid
| OF them all and the poetic term,
! True as the needle TO the pole" must
: remain for poetry, leaving the act Of
navigation to the guidance Of the gy-
] roscopic compass, which is really true
and not just partly true as the needle
always was.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
>s~~~~A%<>>~~s .


With Austria already making war
upon Servia and the other nations Of
Europe lining
On The Verge of a up on one side
Bloody Whirlpool. or the other. the
world awaits in
suspense 10 know the outcome. VIII
there be q general war or viii diplo-
matte negotiations avert such a con-
flicte The countries Of Europe are
so linked together by alliances and
common interest that the division in
wolves almost every kingdom. empire
and republic. The sides are sharply
drawn. There is power and might on
each. Locked in war their struggle
would shake the earth.
such a wE would undoubtedly
write the bloodiest page in the worlds
history Year after year the powers
have been vying with each other in
perfecuug agencies Of destruction IN
I'll now the deadly possibilities con-
tanned in their armaments is almost
too terrible for conception. War has
been divorced from the fiendish tor
ture OF savagery but. given one war
in a generation with the modern
means Of killing and death can laugh
at the puerile efforts Of scientists,
doctors and hygienists TO thwart him
IN times Of peace. Primitive warfare
may have been more cruel but 1t was
FAR less deadly than its present day
development
Already two nations have resorted
90 arms and from a dozen others come
ominous rumblings. Armies are be-
ing moblllzed. fleets stationed strate-
gically. reserves placed in readiness
and other active steps taken for the
worst eventUal.ty. Diplomats are la
boring 70 prevent the threatened con-
nict but single act may precipitate
the whole continent In struggle that
may last FOR years or for days only,
but which. long or short Will de-
mand an awful price. As Hugo wrote
o. Rome and Carthage. about 20 settle
world supremacy, Like two clouds
surcharged with electricity, they i'm
pend with their contact must come
the thunder shock"
sorvia. weaker than her larger op-
ponont looks 20 Russia, her racial
ally for support and that country
seems not 10th 20 give 81 Bound 10
Austria IN the Triple Alliance" are
Germany and Italy. The three coun-
tries In 1853 signed n treaty that pro-
vdes that they shall stand together
In case Russia shall assist any ma
tion at war with any one Of the sig.
natorles The treaty Is specific IN its
terms and provides further for the
division OF any territory acquired
through a victorious war In addition
Go Germany and Italy. Austria can
expect assistance from Bulgaria for
Balkan political reasons.
on the other side there is still
more formidable array OF brlstlinG
powers United with Russia In the
"Triplc Entente" the offset OF the
triple Alliance" are England and
France, the former the Jealous rival
amt ia, at,cr the hereditary enemy
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01

jingoes tried to bring about, but ma
terially 10 Improve the nations repu-
tation for fair dealing among the 9TH
er nations ot this continent Chica-
so News.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
Youngest "smithle, Celebrates.

WASHINGTON Aug. 1.-The
youngest OF the four "smithies OF the
senate"--Senator Ellison D. Smith Of
Florence. South carollna--today cele-
brated his forty eighth birthday an
niversary. This IL also the birthday
anniversary Of Representative B. L.
French Of Idaho, born August /, 1875.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01

OF Germany. The details Of this alli-
ance have never been made public but
Il Is accepted as certain that France
and Russia are absolutely bound in
an offensive and defensive agreement
Jus, how far England is bound is not
known spain Is sympathetic toward
this alliance. For reasons OF their
own Greece and Roumania may be
expected TO join Servia, 50 that eleven
nations are standing at the edge Of
the whirlpool % blood ready to
plunge in.
To say nothing Of the cost in human
life and human misery. such a war
W ould almost bankrupt the world. one
expert estimates that such wal
would cost $S4.0oO.Ooo a day II il
lasted as long as the Franco -Prussiar
conflict Of 1879, the cost in dollar.
and cents. irrespective Of war injem,
mites, would aggregate $4,000, 600.
coo, And while all Europe is suffer
ing from this terrible drain. the peo.
pie Of the United States viii not b,
nesting their head upon the bosom @.
prosperity. While the great deman,
upon the world products may resul
IN immediate gain for us. there il
bound 10 come a reaction from such
O conflict that viii be felt on the Am
erican as we'll as the European sid,
Of the Atlantic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-01
eItnscnIrrInN nArrS
CAMPING oUr.

. Dropping down the current in =
y ioaks boat. =
o Dressed In faded flanncls and =
. an ancient coat; =
. Luncheon In a basket. pipe be- =
. tween your teeth. =
= Watching sun and shadow q
. slipping underneath. Z
= Suufsh. minnows bullheads,
rednn Too. in schools
y Yanking speckIed beauties 4
. from tho pebbled pools; 4
. Later, in the twilight, frying
. pans of trout
y That's the fun Of camping
. camping out.
y Looking through the tent-flap
at the marching stars,
y Getting well acquainted with 4
y Jupiter and Mars,
= Listening 10 the crickets piping
. from the sod,
= Feeling somehow nearer all the
time TO God,
y Seeing how the woodlands every 4
growing limb
y Through the storm and sunshine I
reaches up 10 Him.
. Taking time for thinking what
it's all about 4
y That's the best OF camping 4
camping out, I
New York Times 4