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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
NEWS AROUND THE STATE

The club is to be for everybody
formar, merchant, laborer, renter,
everybody who lives on the Richtield
tract. The membership is to be only
so cents year, and the expenses are to
be light; but it is expected that ways
will be found to get almost everybody
to work in some effective way for the
general good.-Richfield Recorder.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
FRANK HENTON KILLED.

Frank Henton, an Idaho-Oregon
lineman, came in contact with a high
tension wire on Kimball street yester-
day afternoon while at work and was
instantly killed. The current knocked
him from the pole on which he was
working and he fell to the ground
breaking his neck.
He was supposed to have killed the
wire before going up the pole. In
some manner he failed to do this.
Mr.. Henton's home was at Boise
where he has wife and child.-Cald-
we'll Tribune.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
JUNIORS WIN TRACK MEET.

In spite of the stormy weather con-
ditions, fully 200 enthusiastic rooters,
including teachers and pupils of the
local school, witnessed the inter-class
meet last Friday on the Eagle Park
grounds. The meet was won by the
juniors with a score of Al, the seniors
being second with 80, the sophomores
third with rs and the freshmen last
with 1.
Some very good records were made
considering the conditions of the track
and weather. Individual scores:
O'Callaghan, 80; Campbell, ~; john
ston, 10; Bangs, 70; Yahne, 6; Stoos,
5; E. Campbell, 4; Stewart, /; Lynch,
1. The four receiving the highest
scores will comprise the team to be
sent to Moscow in May.-Bonners
Ferry Herald.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
SHERIFF GOES TURKEY HUNTING

Sheriff Walker went turkey hunting
Yesterday and met with good success.
He returned with two full grown ones.
While it is not commonly known that
there are turkeys to be found in the
hills near Weiser, these two were
found about Is miles northwest of this
city.
The sheriff was armed only with a
search warrant but it did the work
He was accompanied by John Davis,
who lives on the Flat, and as 1t hap
pened the fowls belonged to him, and
had been lifted from their roost the
evening before. The men who did the
lifting are reported to have been the
three Haines Brothers and son-in-
law. The goods were found in their
possession and this morning they
came into town and settled with the
owner for $4,000. True the birds were
a little expensive but they were high
when they were taken-next to the
top limb of poplar.-Weiser Signal.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
CASE OF SPOTTED FEVER.

A case of spotted fever is reported
in the Weiser river valley about Z
miles north of this city. The invalid is
Mrs. Jas. Stephens. This is the first
case of this fever reported in this sec
ton for long time. Physicians say
the spotted fever is caused by the bite
of an infected Rocky Mountain tick
and that these insects are poisonous
only in two valleys in the world, the
Snake river and the Bitter Root. In
this section the mortality rate is less
than 4 per cent while in the Bitter
Root it is about SO per cent.
Mrs. Stephens case is not reported
as serious at this time.-Weiser Signal
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04

space or Granny of some one or two
of her summer costumes.
jet buttons are very smart on frocks
and suits of buff toned taffeta but ball
shaped buttons covered in the same
taffeta as the gown are the chosen
trimming in a straight row down the
center of the new tight fittinng basque
models. Cord buttons are also fav-
orite garnishment particularly on voile
and other cotton frock material frocks.
Your dress may lack a few little es-
sentials like sleeves or even a whole
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
CROWN POINT SHIPS ORE.

The leasers of the Crown Point mine
at Wardner, Messrs. Rowley and Coo
per, are loading their second car of
ore for shipment The product is
hand-jigged and runs 40 ounces silver
and 48 per cent lead per ton. Recent
development by the four men employ
ed has opened new ore bodies which
promise a greater tonnage than has
before been possible-Wallace Miner.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
NUT IMPORTERS TO BE FINED.

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The import
er of Hawaiian fruits and nuts into
the United States after today will face
$500 dollar fine or a years imprison-
ment, by an order issued by the depart
ment of agriculture under the plant
quarantine act of 1912 The object of
the ban is to prevent the Introduction
into the country of the melon fly and
the Mediterranean fruit fly.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
FRENCH GENIUS BEGAN CANAL.

PARIS, May 4.-The French-Ameri-
is Gabriel Hanotaux has desired to or
ganize for this month a celebration of
the completion of the Panama can ii,
especially in recognition of the French
genius which planned and began tn :.
work.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
NEW INSTITUTE FOR PITTSBURG

PITTSBURG, May 4.-Work was be-
gun on the buildings of the new He
brew Institute of Pittsburg, on re-
Gently acquired plot in Yylic avenue.
near Green street About $4,000 was
subscribed for the institute which, at
its opening, will have classroom ac-
comodations for about 600 pupils.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04

with Mexico reached the burg on Mon
day, DR. w. T. Seeley and Ed Smith
looked over their blunderbusses and
early on Tuesday morning hit the trail.
Nothing but an unforeseen bear could
stop them.-Elk River Sentinel.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
LACE OPERATIVES MEET.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 4.-Discus-
sions of working conditions and wages
were the principal subjects at today's
opening sessions of the annual con-
vention of the Amalgamated Lace
Operatives of America.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
DIR. w. M. HATFIELD
0STE0PATHIC PHYSICIAN

Graduate of the American School Of
osteopathy. Kirksville. Mo- Office rooms
over Creghton's store. Phone 49,, resi-
dence phone SO. Office hours from 500
a. m. to IL. 1880 to $50 D. M, and 7:30 to
800 p. m. Moscow, Idaho
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
BIG DIVIDENDS PAID BY MINES.

The Occur d'Alene district boasts of
at least eight dividend paying mining
companies that have paid to their
stockholders the enormous sum of $685.
009, 951.00, and this without figuring
the smaller properties and leases that
have paid their owners small profits.
Five out of the eight mines are
steady monthly dividend payers, the
others paying at intervals, according
to the state of their finances. Several
new properties will be added to the
list of dividend paying mines this sea-
son, the most prominent being the
National and Callahan.
The Caledonia and Snowstorm, both
of which have not paid dividends for
some time, are now getting in shape
to again enter the paying list.
The list of mines and the total
amount of dividends declared by each
is as follows:
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04

waist for in many instances a girdle
extended above the bust line is as good
as regular bodice any evening but
let it lack buttons and it is sartorially
damned
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04

Leaping lightly from buttons to but
tonholes it is interesting to note that
the bound and corded button holes are
now things of the past and the good old
honest-to-g goodness normal button
hole worked in thread has returned to
its own. Packets also now have their
proper place and appear as they should
according to best placket regulations
in the middle of the back of the skirt.
Even if there is no seam there, slit
is made for the placket any way so
anxious is it to return to its old home
after a wandering life for the last two
or three seasons and transitory set
things in the front of the skirt at the
side or on one hip.
In the Slipper Line.
1t is sad blow to all 1914 Cinderillas
that loud pointed vamps are the rage
in the slipper line. 1t seems rather
perverse that Americans should take
up the long pointed slipper and shoe
just when it has been cast aside by
the smart Partisan for the dainty
short vamps of the erstwhile American
footwear. Brought into even more
prominence by the shortwater skirts
the uptodate shod foot will prove ex-
clusively that it is shoes rather than
brains that make large understand
ings
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1914-05-04
THEY HIT THE TRAIL.

There is patriotism in Elk River.
After the news of indication of war
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior
U. S. Land OdlSce 1t Steyiiaa Col

u. >. A800 OUDC8 IL S<ettkN1Gs \0oo.
February n loA
Notice = herehY given that Coeanbos A. Wnson
e aso.. Seos,S 81 -eS ban e ne.ss sr = sSiG ND
2, and he NE ~ and Sc - NV -. Section 3
To~nship North Ranee 50 w 6th Psheipal Mes.
idian. has died notice Of latsnt3oa 10 mahe faal
three year proof 10 establish elaim 10 tAe land
above desen6sd before JoAa W. Hsatss. C1ssk q
the OistTiet Cosrt. At Csse3ey Colo. On tie 18th
day of Apra 1914
Clahnant names ~ witnesses: BoardnAa l. Mont.
1onsry. g! Crsssey. toso.. Atley Moateca;ery. q
SO 4. F. BROWNS. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE OF CONTEST
For ppblleatjoo
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE

Denver. Colo. February H. i9A.
To BsnJamin Culver Of Cseeniand. Colo. Coatestee:
You are hereby ao<thed that Jacob John Bsun-
meier Who slves Keota. Colo. n his post-odhee
address did on Jaausy 2L i9A. hIe In thisu<e his
duly eosrobosated sppeatson TO contest and secuSe
tn cancellation Of your Homestead. Entry Serial No.
OtO646 made Sspt. H. 1909. fos East Hall Sex -.
Township N. RAnse 80 w. 6 p. Meridian. and -
orounds for biz contest he alie1es that said enjamn
Culver has put no improvements of whAfsoevss kind
on the above described Homestead. and ~ far as
anyone arooad the land knows. said Culver has
never resided upon he l2ad.
Yos ars. therefore. further notified that the aaid
anaDations win be takea By this olbes as havag
hsea eonlessed b. YOU. and your sad entry Win Be
cancelled tAeseundes without your further haht TO
b heard thessia. either before this ocs o. on ~
zeal you fail TO AIe In this oce within 20 days A.
tss Tie fourth publication Of this oottes ~ shown
below. your answer under oath. specifically msetina
md sespoodins to these aliesatioos Of contest o.
you fail within that time 70 de b this once dse
proof that yo have sesved eopy of yosss answer
.sn "a ii y ss.is s<1Sse: T |. nads = 5, lie delivery a
eDpy o( your answer to tie contestant t pessoa.
proof ot ssch serses must Be either the SAID coates
eopy showing The date OF ts receipt the afdavtl
q the pessoa b. whom the delivery va msde stat.
e ss:: ~ VII. .Si': .tas The s9', ss s .s:
ass o1 he .Ad.vit q the pes.on b. wsee he eoY
aai'ed stating when and he post cLes 10 whieA
I'D BY the postnastss's reeeaOt fos ths lestes.
Yos shoxA state IA yoss aaswes the nane of tAs
post oles 10 whleA yos desire future sotsess 10 Be
WILLIAM A. MAXWELL Receiver.
Date a 6s,e public atjoo Feb 20, t0lA
Date a seeoed publication Feb. "a. ioA
Date II third publication March 8. i0SA
DATE of foarth pabaIesstoa March l3. i9s@
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
u. S Lad OGkce at Denver. Colombo

koeiee b hereby avea hat Joe c. HoimeA of keo-
ta. Colo. who. On Ass- Is. 1909. n1ds ho@este.d
entzy. No. 0lo2z9. fos NV IA. Section z.
Me1idiaA. Aas 63ed notiee Il hteatioa 10 naks
fAal tAroe year Yool 10 est1h1.h eian b tAe had
abovs dsoaHsd bs5pre Ira s. Grim. U. s. Con
n,assiooeT. Il keo<a. Colo. o. he lltA day a
Apsil 9S@.
Cainant na0ss - Witnesses CeorDe w. Boyer.
lanes Trsnbo. Cr1at Davis J. C1fvia Boyer. Al a
Is MARY WOLFE DARCN. Rsueu.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
y, 8 Land Otkee 1t Steriino. Cox
EehgHaaYv 2l. H1A

u Land ONCE At Sterling. CosoA
FEBRUARY 2l. t91%
Noties = hereby sivsa that John Roby. q KeosA.
HooesAssd Eatly. No. 09690. for SE Ia Sec. 2.
and tAs NE -. Section H.. Township No.th.
R1a9e 50 West. 9Th PStneip0l Mesadlan. A1s
AieA notice of hteatioa - make 6aal three yer
proof 10 est1b.oA chin b tAe taad above deaebsd
bstnss lsa 8 CSl0n. U1lesd States Co0nias1uaes.
u 8eoea. Coso.. o. the lltA day - Avsa. 1914.
Calnaas a,0ss - witnesses: JoAa Deal Chasies
Lewis TAo0as J. Fssyy Lester Snyder. IN Il kso<1.
SO AF BROWNA RstIsAsr.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
u. 8. Laad Otkee At Donvex. COLORADO


Feb. I7,,l9IH
Notice b hereby given that Aana Jobbina u
keota. Colo. Who On Jane -. 1903. a4de
homestead entry. No. O7A77. fog NV IA Section
IL. Township N Ranoe 60 w. 9Th Meridian.
has 6led notce of iAteatiun 10 make knAl five year
proof to est1blish ciAszn to the land above d.
scribed. before ha S CrAhn. U. s. Cooai.sioosr.
at keotA. Colo. On the lltA day of Aurn 1914.
CtainAne nau.es - Witnesses: NiHi1n K. Bowie4
Grant Davis Hariey c. Johbanx Lnlu ~. Paiater. al
of keot1. Colo
- MARY WOLFE DARCN. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
Notice For Publication
Department Of the Interior
U. 8. Land Odes at Sss1tnk. Colombo

Notice Is hereby given that WilRam P. WanekA. d
keotA- Colorado. who. On yuee IL. 9lO. .osde
homestead entry. No Ol32oo. Tor Sosth Ha1 q
Section 10. Township 10 Moth Range So West.
Pneipal Meridian. has fled aotiee of intention to
make 6aAl three PROOF 10 establish elAa 70 TIE
land above deserbed. before Ira 8. Csahn. U. 8.
CommiesSose1 Il Keoe1. Colo. On The 4th day q
Apstl. t9l>.
CAimant nanes ~ witnesses: Frank c. Psl0er.
Minnie Palmer. JoAs kne<bone. Arthur kneeboae.
- AT BROWNS. Register.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13

Date ~ 1rse pubiie atioo Feb. 20. l0N
Date a seeoed publication Feb. n. l0A
Date of third pubiieatioa March 8. t0A
DATE of fourth pabiicstioa March D3. l01l
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
u. 8 Lad O6Bes u S&eSiina. Colorado
RASg,aaxv FL 1914

No<ies y hershy ulvsa that jobs Deal Of keoea
cososado WHO. o. September %. i9t0. .aade hone-
tood Enny. No. OF AO36. for north hah o< Section
Z, Tov1akp n. Raaoe So ". s Meridian has
A3ed no&3es u AeeatSoa to aAks 6aal three year
psoof b sstabAsh ela1a 10 ~ had above de-
oeyihsd bsloss lro s Cxi1ia. Ualeed States Com
alsiosss. At keota. Coso.. o. he III day Of April
1914.
Clalnaat nanss - wseDsasss: JoAn Roby. Amos
Ericksoe. Lester Say6ss. Ch.riss o. Dodde1. all q
keo<a. Colo.
50 AZ. BROWNS. Register.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior
U. 8. Land Office At Sterling. Colorado

department Oh tno anterior
u. 8. Land Office at Sterling. Colorado
February 6. 1914
Notice Is hereby given that William
E. Burkholder. of Keota. Colo. who. on
June Is, 1910. June 9. 1918. made origi-
nal and additional homestead entry. No.
Ol33O8 and serial No. Ol947, for w l-2
SW Ia. Sc Ia SW Ia, SW Id Sc IA.
Section 20. and l-2 NV Ia, w l-2
NE IA. Section q, Township 10 North.
Range 50 West, 9Th Principal Msr-
idian, has fled notice Of intention
TO make final three year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribsd. before Ira S. Griffin. United
States Commissioner. At Keota, Colo.
on the 25th day Of March. 1914.
Claimant names a. witnesses: Lark
A. Bailey. William E. Scott, Herman
Lingelbach. william 8. More, all of Ke-
Is A. F. BROWNS. Register.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
Nokiee for Publieatioa
Dopartxnont Of the Interior
u. 8 LaaA O3es u DsavE. Coas-

Notiee b hereby sfvea INT Hen1y KosaA. q
Keota. Coao.. vAo % peAsusy 009. 1ade huoe-
stsad Enty. No. 036o7. ipr Sc ~ Seefina L
Nezsdsaa has 6aed seeice II hsess3pa 10 naks klal
tArse ysar I.ool To- est1ha.h 49, = tAe had
oissiooer. Il Keen. Cslo. - tAe 8eA day e
ApEl Dll.
C1ainaat oa0es u Witnesses CA1Gies Bosna.
Janes A. Rz0sey. WHR1A q. Yo9nG Eo0st RMn-
8 NARY WOLFE DARc1N. REGISTER.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
Advertising Rates
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office At Denver, Colorado
February 7. 1914
Notice is hereby given that Carsten
Bonnickssn, Of Keota. Colo. who, on
July s. 1910. made homestead entry, No.
Ol36S4. for S l-2, Section Z. Township
N, Range 60 w, 9Th principal meridian.
has filed notice Of intention to make final
three year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before Ira S.
Griffin. U. S. Commissioner. At Keota,
Colo, on the 18th day Of March. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses: Charles
Swanson. Charles Daks, Henry Kerber,
George Kupez. all of Keota, Colo.
4S MARY WOLFE DARGIN. Register.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13

Leave orders for butter cartons ut
The News Office. Soc per 100. A sug-
geseion: Get some regular customers,
and supply them by parcel post; it pays
better than churning for the professors.
The Keota news., 1914-03-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Dspartmsat Of the IntsEioS
u. S. Land Ol6es u Dsnvss. Coass.As

u S. Laad OAkes II Denvss. CoissaAo
Feb. t3. MA
Notiee b hereby Q1ven thak Cassoa 6onnichssn.
Of ksotA. Colo. who. o. lsasev u. l0il a.ds
Z. Township Z N, RAass 60 W. 9Th P. Nssidiaa.
has Aied notice q intsfoa 10 Make fns tAsss yees
PROOF 10 establish ealm to The land above deseYod
be(ore Ira S. Csidin, U. q Commissioner. At keot1.
Co,o On he 2Sth day a March. i0aA.
Claim1nt names As witDe0es: Henry kesbs1,
Charles Swansea. Ceorne Kupez. Ch2sies D1ke, all
of keot1. Colo.
- MARY WOLFE DARcN Register.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
'Stra$na SIika ''CiVi|izirane" EvrOpe.
TisOci padaiO, mesta ginejO. SlOvenci preIivajO
svOiO kri na FrancOSkem. Vest Sc glaSi,
da ie SOdrug Liebknecht Nemciii uStre-
lien. JapOnSka grOZi yOinO prOti Nemci.
ii. Zedinene drZave neVarnOSti.

Dale porocajo IL Pariza istega
dine: "Beguni IL Cologne pripo-
vedujejo, da so nemske vojaske
oblasti razpustile vse socialistic
ne organizacije in zatrle njihovo
tasopisje. Velik del nemske socia-
listicne stranke ne mara It'll V
vojno."
TO so znacilne vesti, Xxi doka-
zujejo, da zavedni delavci
Evropi ne gredo kar tako klav-
nico. Dale porocajo IL Pariza
l3. t. M, da so tamkaj pripeljaii
IL bojiSta V Alzaciji prve nemske
vjetnike, po ve6ini ulance. Ujet-
niki so duSevno potrti in silno
Slabi od glada. Izjavili so, da jih
la vOjna mic ne veseli, kajti to
jc vojna oficirjev, he pa vojna
ljudstva. V NemGiji je stiri Milo
ne socialistiGnih volilcow in pre-
pricani smo, da med temi bo po-
divjani Viljem incl malo luna
kov" La bojnem polju.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
Sc VEG DAVKOV.

Draginja, brezposelnost in zdaj
pridejo Sc posebni - davki ma
plvo, zganje, tobak it'd, vse "a
radi prOklete Nojne !Zvezna Via
da V Washingtonu namrec racu-
ma, da bo naSa republika izgubi
la mllione in miliOne samo ma ca
rnl, ki sc pobira od importira-
mega blaga, Import je zdaj ustav-
lien III bo mogocc Sc dolgo casa
po voJni i'll vsled tega so carinski
dohodki pod niclo. Da Sc pokrije
ia lzguba, nameravajo predloziti
V kOngresu nov zakonski nacrt.
po katerem bi Sc nalozil posebni
davek ma pivo. zganje in tobak.
NSc 10 bodo scveda veGini pla-
cali delavci. Predsednik Wilson
- kateri je re itak duSevno po-
trt zaradi smrti svoje soproge -
ina zdaj pOlne roke della. Teski
problemi cakajo rcSitvc washing
tonsko Waldo. Kitajska republika
apeluJe ma Zedinjene drzave, da
maj pOsredujejo prid lokalizira-
MA vojne ma daljnem vztoku, da
ne bo prizadeta orijentaIna re-
publika. Cenzura brezzicnih brzo.
Javk V Ameriki je izzvala pro-
test pri Nemcih, Xxi zahtevajo, da
mora naSa vlada cenzurirati tudi
francoske in britiSke brzojavke
ali nobene. Dale je plovba ameri-
SIKH ladij ma Severnem morju V
vellki neTarnosti radi podmorskih
min, XII so jih polozili Nemci in
Anglezi.
(Nadaljevanje ma 5. strani.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18

zahteva da b kone korcuocega kaptazma trankega
monarhzma in provokatoricnega miitarizma!
Sreca bagoane ovestva zaheva da oi konec bar
barskega klana monov ljud povee dveh oseb Rus
mione ljudi MISC VREDNI DA BI NADIA
eden Toda hoeta morao rud mi
oni moriti nemke mone obratno Ali nj 70 prokvo
ske in nemske deavce?
bagoanje covestva zaheva, obo
rozevan mornih sresev veke scer ztve toda
clovvo h ba prava potopo bojne adje
rednatke orpedove m svetu in XII poe miarde
deavslh zuev covesh zivljen bla
jih pore morje dnevu! Dol z drednatkam
VLADAJOCI SLOJI so POKAZALI DA MISC SPOSOBNI IN
NIC0 vREDNI DA NADALJE vODILI NARODE KAJTI
NAMEsTo DA BI JIH BRANILI PoGUBE, JIH PEHAJo KA-
TASTROFO IN PROPAST
zATo PA: DOL NUM-! DOL KLAvc1 NARoDov DE.
LAVSKIH SLOJEV
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
SLOVENCI PRELIVAJO SVOJO
KRI MA FRANCOSKEM.

Slovenski vojaki - naSi bratje,
sinovi in ocetje - prelivajo svo-
10 kri ma komando Avstrije
Alzaciji, oh francosko-nemski
meji, kamor so morali It'll poma-
gat Nemcem ubijati Francoze.
PorocilO Sc namrec glasi, da je
Avstrija poslala do $4,000 moz
cez Bodensko jezero in Svico
Juzno NemGijo proti Francozom.
Ia armada sestOji iz jugoslovan-
SIKH polkov cd g., 13, in Is. kora,
ki so Iiwatje, Slovenci in Bos-
njaki. Jugoslovanov Avstrija nj
hotela poslati proti Srbom niti
proti Rusom ma sever. temvec
proti Francozom, Belgiicem in
Anglezem - dalec proc. DaleG
proc cd revne domovine bodo to-
rel trohnele kosti. slOvenskih de-
lavcev i'll kmctov - in zakaj?
Zakaj? Povejte - - zakaj?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-08-18
"vehki" ZbOr pOpOv i'm
laiikOv prOti SOcialiZmu
Ma "velikem" zborovanju v Chi
cagi je bilo navzocih II oseb
6 popov, celih 8 lajikov in -
diva socialista!

IL. augusta imeli so pOglavarji
Slovenskega rimstva Ameriki
svoj council of war" Paulist 5
Hall ma Wabash ave, Chicago.
NapOvcdali so krizarski boj socia-
lizmu, ysim naprednim Gasopisom
in jcdnotam. Citali smo Gamer.
S.ovencu' butni poziv, da maj
pridejo vsi lajiki IL Chicago in
okolice ma Slavni zbor, toda pri-
Slo je SeSt popov in celih - devet
lajikOv III niti eden iz Chicago
PriSla jc NcmaniGo0a zlahta IL
JOlicta eden IL kankakec in eden
IL Clevclamda - to je bilo vSe.
Seveda, caStiti gospodje racu-
najo, da je bilo cnajst lajillov -
ali gospodje hodo paG naredili
kiSle obrazc. ko zvcdo, da so Sc
vrezali. da sta namrec diva "dobra
lajika' bila - socialista in da
dotiGni "lajill in Indianapolisa",
katcrega j. Rev. Anton Solar ma
vduSenO predlagal v nadzorni od-
Dor move klerikalne organizacije,
ie - zastopal mas list
.le pac zlomck. kakO znaio So
cialisti v>ak cas- nasukati naSe
bojevite pope in njihove slavne,
podrepne lajike la modri mister
Nemani6 ct Co,
Ako je nagduSenjc Slovenskih
katOliSkih delavccv IA krizarsko
vojno proti socializmu, napred-
nemu GaSOpisju. naprednim jed
notam it'd, tako veliko kakor je
bila aydijenca "lajikov" ma TEN
slavnem zboru. potem nj odbila
samo cnaista ura, temveG je ze
ena po polnoGi in gospodje pop
maj gredo takoj spat.
O podrobnostih tega Slavnega
zbora piSe poroGevalec, kateri jC
bill YES cas- navzoG kot "dobcl
lajik" in katerega je Rev. Solar
Hredlagal Y nadzorni odbor tisti
Can porojenc "Zvcze katoliSkih
SlCTencev Y Ameriki." Sodrue
je seveda prijazno odklonil ponu
emo mcSto. obljubil pa je. da be
delOval po vSch Svojih moGeh "a
- dobro Stvar in pri TEN je mi
sill ma - SocialiSticno stvar,
Opozaricmo ccnjen citatelje
ia to porociuo je popolni zapisnilt
slavne@a zborovanic in tega ne be
"ihte tital Amer. Slovencu"
Ediuo "Proletarec" prinaSa Y
iavnost do picice vse, kar Sc j.
covorilo in sklepalo nG tenn zboru
ZaniSnil, Sle1i.