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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16
DE- Ia ACTUAL TRAGEDIA

las banderas francesas. Mo-
vi6ndome a solicitarlo mis- SIM
patias por Francia Y ell deseo
de pagan la educaci6n mill
tar que de tan noble pals ha-
bfa recibido. Antique alum
no de la Escuela de Sain Cyr
V de la Escuela del EStado
estuviese firmada o 81 hublese
lado de mis- antiques camara-
das.
Acabada la guerra hoy, de-
terminates e %imperiosOs inte-
reses de familia, reclaman mi
presencia entire los MOS, y aSi
tengo ell honor de rOgar al
seROr Ministro que acepte mi
Omission. Ciertamente, no os Ia
habria dirigidO 81 la paZ no
estuviese firmada 0 hubiese
vislumbres O indicios de una
nueva campana.
Como uno de los mas pre-
ciOsos recuerdos de mi carre-
"a mire siempr ell tempo ell
que he tenido Ell honor de VI
viz bajo las banderas france
sas, Y 81 no tengo otros re-
cuerdos de este periodic que
la graduation a mi cOnferida,
SUI memOria pas&ra en- Gambia
a las tradiciOnes de mi IA
militia, la cual, muchos amos
ha. siente una affection hacIa
Francia, a la que debe Ser
via, sObre TODD deSde hace Gin
cuenta amos, la consolidation
de SUI autonomia Y los mejo-
res elementOS de su indepen-
dencia.
Este afecto, afirmado sola-
mente por ell jOven principe
POGO despues de los reveses
de Francia, perdur6 tOda su
vida.
Tn ano 'despu6s de su ad-
venimientO al TronO, Pedro |
reuni6 en- su palaciO de Bel
grade a algunos amigos fran
ceses de su promotion. Y con-
versando familiarmente con
elloS, les repitio varias wees:
Decid a tOdOs mis- camaradas
que mi pensamiento no Sc a
parta de los que eStan lejoS;
que les ruegO que no Olviden a
Kara; que no eS Ell Rey de
SerVia quien Os ha recibidO,
sinO un companero de promo
ci6n, I'm amigo fiel, un her
manO.
Y es verdaG. Nunca en- las
Deripecias que han ocurridO
1 este principe en- Su destierro,
divide a sus cOmpaneros de
armas, Y estos lie conservaron
siempre Y Sc 10 c0nservan a
traves de fronteras una res
petuOsa y fiel adhesion.
En- 1875, Pedro Karageor-
gevitch entra en- Bosnia Y or
ganiza un CuerpO de volunta-
rios, con los cuales combate
valeroSamente por 10 liber-
lad de sus compatriotas opri-
midos.
En- 1888, Sc casa con la
princesa Zorka de Montene-
gro, hija mayor del principe
Nicolas Y hermana de la prin-
cesa Elena, actualmente reina
de Italia. Matrimonio feliz,
rotO pOr una muerte prematu-
ra.
InStaladO en- Ginebra, con
objetO de vigilar Ia educaci6n
de Sus hijos, sabe en- 1903 la
tragica muerte de los reyes
Alexandra y Draga a quieneS
Ia Historic, con su serenidad
implacable, libre de seatimen-
taliSmO, hara una justicia po-
co halaguena, que lie daba Ia
corona de su pals.
Contra 10 que muchos han
creido, Pedro, sintiendO gran
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-16

u uSSIO L dIi6Nd.
No es serio ell leyantamient0
Ell General Botha. jefe del 60
bierno Ingl6s en- Ell Africa del
Sur, ha enviado fuerzas a batir al
CorOnel Moritz que Sc rebel6 Ill
timamente con las fuerzas que
estaban bajo 81 mando. Dice
el menciOnado general que no es
de impOrtancia dicho movimiento
rebelde, pues escasamente unos
500 hombres siguen a Moritz y
como pOr otra parte los hacen-
dados holandeses han ofrecido su
ayuda al general BCtha, cree d.
che general cue no progresara cl
levantamiento por falta de ele-
mentOS.
Los franceses usan baias Dunn
dunn
FL Condo Won Bernstorff, EN-
bajad0r aleman en- Washington,
present6 hoy al gobierno ameri-
cano una protesta que dice ha
sido autorizada por cl gobierno
Imperial.
Dice dicho dCcumento que al
gunos soldados franceses que
fucron hechos pr]isioneros, Sc les
e]ncontr2ron proyectiles cOmun'
mente comedies con el nombre
de DUN DUN Y cuyo terrible e.
fecto produce una parfcraci6n
que Nevan de 5 a I milimetro3 en-
Ia punta. Cerca del fuerte Lon
gwy fu6 d~escubierta una maqui-
ma para hacer esa operaci6n asi
como muchas cajas con proyecti,
les de esa n~aturaleza.
Llama Ia atenci6n ell menciona-
do diplomatico sobre 10 inhumano
de csc prOceder, pues causa on Ell
occisO tarribles sufrimientCs una
herida causada con esas balas c
invoca los tratados de Ia Haya,
especialmente ell articulO %, pa
rrafo E, y la p~rohjbiciGn de %
de Julio de 1899 para e! Uso de
esos proyeCtile8.
Todavia Ia caida de Amberes
La nueva de Ia caida de Ambe-
res fu6 recibida en- Berlin ell dia
- en- Ia tarde y aunque los pc
ri6dicos no lanzaron extras, una
bora despuGs de recibida va era
conocida por tCd0 ell pueblo de
Berlin que en- IN momento llen6
las GALES y organize manifesto
clones de entusiasm0. Los mani
festantes recorrier0n las GALES
con banderas ymdsicas. Hay una
gran confanza, en- que con Ia po-
session de esa plaza, e! ej6rclto
aleman Podra disponer de los eIe,
mento8 que us6 ALI para reforzar
sus armas Ell Francia y dar un
golpe decisive a los aIiados.
La noticia de Ia ocapaci6n de
la plaza fu6 communicate por tel6-
fono, personalmente, por el En-
perador.
Ofcialmente Sc anuncia que Ia
arrojada por IN aviador
sobre IN, Zeppelin, cause
dano8 insignifcantes.
Sc sabe cue ell Rey Alberto de
preteadia entregar la pla-
"a de Amberes para evitar la efu-
sion de sangre pero que fue esti-
mulado por los ingleSes a haeer
re~sistencia, por 10 cual Sc consi-
una derrota para estoS Ia
de esa plaza.
Llegan al Havre los Ministries
beigas
Todos los miembros del gabi-
nete beIga han lIegado al Havre,
a exception del primer Ministro
de Broqueville, que per
nance al lado del Rey Alberto,
resuelven una question
)endiente, despu6s de 10 cual sal
Ira tambien para ell puerto fran
,es.
La legaci6n franeesa yiene tam
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Sc LIsIPIAN SOMBREROS

Limpio Y refo-mO tOda chase de som
breros. Tambienr scibo los ieitrrs New
StstsOn' uicsctaLaen;e de la fsbrica y
los a:abo por este P-edo yend= rios Ia
mitsd De precio de loque los ven3en otros
Cuslesquie- lorna . esuio a colo S2.5r
c. SWEETSER. SombreIero
40 ". Houston St.
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Entered as second class matter Fe-
brasry q. 1913. at the post office at
San Antonio. Texas, uHder the act Of
March 3, 1879.
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Sc p el c6lera

Ell c6Iera sigue tomando pro-
porci0nes alarmantes en- Galicia,
PENNSYLVANIA y al Norte de Hun
gFia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
MAST ZAPISKI''.

Kdor Sc hoce poduciti, kaj je so
socializem in kai socialist hocejo.
ia mai Sc naroci ma 'Nase Zapiske
katera revija Sc odlikuje pc svo-
iih originalnih in in%teresantnih
clankih.
Mas: Zapiski" so edna sloven.
ska znanstveno socialisticna revi.
ia, ter Jill ureduje sodrug DR.. 2
Tuna, odvetnik v Gorici.
'Nasi Zapisk" izhajajo mesec-
no v oblih leposlovnega lista Una
gazing ter stanejo "a cello leto "a
Ameriko S1.30. Naslov: Uprava
Nash Zapiskov'', utica Treh
Kraljev, stew. 16, Corica, Primer
sko, Austria.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
NEKAJ NAVODIL IA NASE
ZASToPNIKE.

Da DO sodelovanje med zastop.
nih in UpravniStvom Proletarca
popolnejSe in tocnejSe, priobcuje-
mo sledeca navodila, pc katerih
mai Sc ravnajo vsi cent. zastopniki
pr p%oSilianiu ~naro6nine ali dopi
SOW:
l. VISA porocila "a V list mai DO
do pisana NJ eni strani. in ce ie lie
mogoce - S crnilom.
2. Zastopniki, katerim ie potek-
la pobotna knjizica, ali da 10
sploh Sc MISC prejeli, mai to MENU.
donna naznaniio upravniStvu.
3. Pri poSiljatvi narocnine, ie
treba navesti vedno tocen marco
nikov naslov, kakor Bx St, ali his.
stew, ulico in mesto in dr5avo.
q. Pr spremembah je treba po-
leg novega javiti tudi starr naslov.
5. Vsi denarni izkazi "a kateri-
koli fonde, kakor tudi oglase ali
dopise, XII ne dospejo V upravnist.
vo do sobote popoldne, ne pridejo
v prlhodnJo - torkovo izdaio.
ampak prvo izdaio "a le-to, IL.
vzemsi, ce ie pismo poslano pc
Special Delivery"
Upravnistvo
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Springfield. III: Frank Bregar, 1929

Springfield. H.: Frank Bregar, 1923
". 10th ~.
Stanton. III: Anton Ausec, l.. y. l5s
IA Jos. Mostar.
Steelton. Pa: r. y. BiharIcb. no y
Front st.
Stone City. Kans.: Milne Fine, box 4e6.
Stone City. Mineral ter w. Mineral
Kans.: John Gorsek.
Struthers. O.. Math t'rhas.
Sublet, Wyo.: John UstrOznik. box ~
Superior. Wyo.: Luka Gl"ssrr, hoN 5+l
Sweetwatei, Wyo.: Pavcl Hrihar.
Thomas. w. Va: Frank K%Ocjan, Lad.
Bewciek. box III.
Tonopah. New: w -. Stefanac.
vandling in Forest City. Pa: Anton
Drasler. box g.; Frank Rataic, box log.
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w. Newton Pa: Jos. Zorko, X. F. d.
;, box 81 A.. =
w. Allis. Wis; Frank Bender. al -
j3rd Ave.
Walkerville IN Butte. Mont: Peter VI.
BaTich. box 1913.
WaukeRan & North Chicago: j. Zakov.
SEX. l2u MAY -.
Wick Haven. Pa: Luka Krali, Box 6S.
wilcox. Pa: Fr. Sedej
Winterquarters. Scofeld in Blear Greek.
Utah: .Inhu BrcIovur. Box -. SEQ
field. Utah.
Witt. Ill: ID Sanus&ar
Youngstown. O.: John Petri6. box $50;
NJ. Urbas, box 43l; Ant. KiLal, lll6
Franklin Ave.
Yukon, Pa: katarina Klaric, Ant.
I.aVrlt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

hlagajnik \~abrezinskc bolniSkc
blagajne.
Trdaj mozje IL vsch trch dczcla,
kicr so naSe delavskc organizacijc
in mozje, Xxi zavzemajo wanna me
sta Y dclavski gospodarski orga-
nizaciji.
Tudi natrlstvo jc seStavljcno y
TEN zmislu. Ravnatclj zavoda pa
je Sodr. Anton Kristan.
To mavajamo Sodrugom radi tc-
IA, ker bodo goiovo klcrikalci
hotrli cello po Amcriki Y svojih
llStih blatiti naSc Strcmljcuje, ter
>kodovati naSim tcznjam.
Il ozirom ma TO pray topic pri-
porotamo sodrugom po Amrriki.
maj Svojr prihrankc, ako Jill po-
SllJajo Y stare domovino po-
Siljajo cdino naScmu zavodu, Xxi
mn jc naSloV
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
IL STARE DOMOVINE.
L.jublJaua. % / 1914.

l.JNlblJdlld. ~. = lil1.
No j. "Prolctarcc" priurScl
zadujit clauck. kako 81 klrrikalni
in Hberalni hranilni zavodi pulijo
"a dcnar, ko ga drlavci poSiljajo y
stare domovino i'm ko j. T. ozirom
ma to pozyal. da maj Sc dclavStvo
tudi ma ten polju drzi gcSla "svo-
il X Svojim' - j. takoj glasilo
ljubljanSkrga Skofa, dncvnik 'Slo-
vcnec', napadlo propagatorje
"SploSnega krcditucga druStva
Y Ljubljani'. No. ma tax napad
smo bill pripravljeni. Klerikalci
telko prenaSaJo. ako So DELAY
stvo emancipira. SkuSajo cato
povSod in pri vsaki prilolnoSti
Skodovati, samo &c lc morcjo.
ko drugim proponcutom MISC
mogli nitcSar oCitati, sprawl so
Sc ma Dir. TOmSiGa. Sodr. CTR. Tom
Sic. donna IL 81. Bistricc. j. pred
lett %ustanovil ia prigovarnjc
raZnih sodrugov ''Dclavsko hra-
nllnico i'll posoljnico Y L%jubljani'
IA kranjsko, pc vzoru cnako 81
glaS"fe Iadrug". Xxi in j" >odr DIR
II. Tuna ustanovil IA GoriSko V
Gorici. DogovoruO Scdaj oba ia
diva 2avoda likvidirata. kcr smo
dolocili "a naSo dcnarno ccntralo
"SploSno skreditno druStvo V
l.jubljani''. Tcdaj gov0riti ali pi-
Sati o kakcm ucuSpchu >Odr. dr..
TomSiGa ma polju drnarucga "a
drulniStva paG ne more biti 90
vora ker likvidacija nj vSled
zaVoda. ampak radi ccntraiizacijc
uaScga dclavSkcga della ma dcnar-
mem polju. Da So "Dclavska hra.
nilnlca in posoljnica tako "a
kranjSko kot IN GoriSko mista
mogli r%azviti. jc jaSno "a vsako-
"a kdor We, da jc rcsni DELAY
ski zavod lc ma trdni podlagi vsc-
"a S~lovcnSkcga dclaVStva mOgOc p,
Danes jc to dejstvo:
Ma obGnrm zboru 'SploSncga
krcditnega druStva y L.jubljani'
81 jc to pri volitvi nadzorStva do
kumentiralo. cd dclavskc Skupinc
prcdlagani in izvoljeni kandidatjc|
V nadzorni odSbor o
Ia kranjsko: s.. Ivan Stravs,
m"stnl lupan Y Idriji in ravna-
tell obcncga konsumncga dru-
silva iStotam in Rudolf Viljem, po-
STAIN mojstcr drz. Icleznicc Y
SIP. Luki (nadzornik kons. dru-I
Stva "a I.jubljano in okolico).
Ia ~StajerSko: Sodr. Karol Ma
lovsh, naGclnik kons. druStva ru-
darjcv V IIrastniku. uatclnik O.
krajnc bolniSkc hlagajnc V Las
kc mtrgu in obt. svctovaIcc Do
broveljski.
Ia PrimOrSko : A. Radovic,
taJnik lIranilncga i'm poSojilnc-
ga druStva y Nabreiini. tajnik
NabrczinSkih dclavskih zadrug i'm !
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Ali re innate prvi drzavlianskl
papir? iko ne, pojdite precej iu.
tri poni! Ako ga innate, vzemite
kakor fitro mogo6e druzega. De.
lavec h,'ez volilne pravice. je col.
a breG vesla. Kdor bi lahko vo
Iii in n, vol, ie zlocinec, ker ie
kriv, da drugi trpe zaradi MEGA
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
SoDRUGI!

Vsak socialist bi moral naroci
ii "PRoLETARCA," kat; list Ii
vi samo cd cvojih narocnikcv.
Vsak socialist bi moral siriti
"PRoLETARCA", kaiti to je
prva naloga nase stranke.
Vsak socialist bi moral tocno
placati narocnino "a "PROLE
TARCA." ker lie ma ia naSin 8.
'amore osigurati rapredek maze
nu listu.
Ali ste zapazili, da Van ie. ali
da Yam DO v kratkem potekla ma
rocnina?
Ia vsak slucai poravnaite ia
ko1, da Sc Yam ne vstavi lista.
KDOR ST NJ PORAVNAL ZAOSTA
LIE NAROcNTNE, MAI TO STORI ia
KOI. KER Sc MI SICER V KRAFT
KEN USTAVI LIST. cakali bono
samo tiste, XII Sc javtjo, mai Sc Jim lista
ne vstavt! Poor ma tot
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Fond "a mich. strajkarie.

/adnli lzkaZ ............S 272.54
Prco>tanck oil vcSrlicc XII
80 io prircdila vSa. dru-
silva OizvzcmSi X. =. X.
- Y ~Barhcrtonu. o.. 1918
Skupaj do -. maja. $3Os. 20
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
KAJ JE VOJNA?

>oJha Jc:
Pra"h"'a dclaNSkIh domor
>rrha %aloSt prolctarSkih mater
mol IN "hup prolctarsklh zen
Slro'lnJ>tVo prolctarskih otrok -
aeonlJa proleiarskih deklet
P"niNJan"Nt clovcSkc druzb"
"arparl%cm ~ciNlllHaclJe
Poraz mirn
~'''N >"rtl
|''aga sroba
oahN't crvoN
goroN'a>m doIg narodov
l'plahJr pravlce
Nro'o, "a Ne nhlJaJ!
poSm'h "a Dem mcr Y mozni.
"
~|alJcnJr hriStu>a
N"llk" ohrcsti IA baukirJc -
lrIkan>kl dohicck IN kapitaliStC
h'naNSka molitcv IA duhovnr ma
"hrh Ntran"h
business "a use prVakc Y trgoVlnl
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Fond "a zvezno tiskarno.

FoHu Cd ZVeZnO
Iadnji izkaz ......S 7.l5
/arja Svobodc 81. II :. ID.
p. Il. Dmlo, Pa. .. 100
.IugoSl. soc. klub 81. ;. :
Sodclovanjcm soc. III. y
Dunlo. Lloydcll in Johns
town, Pa. ....... 2s47
Ma sell soc. HI. 81. %. Pr
mcy Fork, O.. nabrauo l.55
II klubovc blagajnc kl. st.
% 200
cd izlrcbanja p%olStra ma
veselici XII. 81. 9. Milw. 1000
b Iikil. Chicago go. 100
Anton Padar, Skidmorc,
Hans. 100
John /akrajSck. Skidmorc.
Mans. ........... .25
Frank Ccmazcr. Skidmorc.
HANS ................ 50
Skupaj do ~. ma.ja. 1922
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Listnica.

Mike I~avaSnik. IIcrminic. Pa. :
NaSa narOGnina potcGc 5 Stevilko
312. to jc ccl I tcdnc. Scdaj jc
tckoca Stcvilka lista 34S.
Louis Mihcvc. Mariana. Pa. :
Glcdc zastopStva in tajniStva urc-
dill. - PoZdravi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

John ID. Rockefeller mi. j. gla-
som GasOpisja nekak rcformatOr
socialnega fla. Mladi John ID. maj
pogleda V "Spegcl" iii videl DO
n~ajvecjega krivca socialuih zlo-
cinoV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

tasopisje piSe, da brclposclni
dclavci Xxi so cello limo gladovali
in prczebali, zdaj trumoma drrcio
Y armada. vcselcc 81 della V
Mcksiki. kapitaliSti torej rcSuje-
jo problem brezpo>clnoSti : tenn.
ola jr trcba hrczpoSclnc dclavcc
- poklati,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Fond "a colo. Strajkarje

Iadnji izkaz .......... S2l5 %
Pr"ostan"k oh v"s"!icr. ki
50 io prircdila VISA dru-
silva izvzcmSi TX. S. X.
j. Y Berhertonu. q. 1915
Skupaj DO -. maja .S25O97
Tisk. fond.
Iadnji izkaz 1916 %
i. Zmrzlikar 25
FIR. Torkar. New Duluth
Mlnn. .......... 10
Skupaj do -. maja .S347 2S
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Vsaka nova idcja. vsako novo
vpraSanje, XII vsebujc resnicO,
preide Gcz tri dobc: zaSmehova-
ME, razpravljanje in S~prejetje.
Socialism j. preset prvo dobo in
zdaj Sc nahaja V drugi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Med TEN. ko Zcdinjcnc drzavc
pomagajo Rockefcllcrju vtrditi
ujcgovo moe Y Colorado iu Y Me
ksiki. jc ycliki oktopu> trust o.
liza OWL Svoic tacc okrog pciro-
lcjskih %vrclccv ma kitajSkcm. To
pomeni, ia no moral It'll >tric Sam
kmalu ; Svojo voj>ko mad kitajcc
- Stititi l|aStuiuo Svojcga pred
po>tavljencgal
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

Cane pcgc ma amcriSki za>tavi.
katerc j. narcdila ta~lovaj>ka mi
lica Y Michigauu i'm Colorado. ne
10 lluerta opral. pa Gr Stokrat
Saiutlra. ne Same cdcumdva iSct-
KRAFT. Tie >ramotur prgr hodo opra-
ne lc trdaj. kadar bodo pravituo
k|azuovaui miliGar>ki Sramotilci.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12

~Navsezadnje hoGc naSa slavna
demokraSka vlada L. storiti ne
kaj ~"dobrcga" "a brezposelne de
lavce. Ponuja Jim priliko, da gre
do Y vojno, kjer bodo ubiti ma
StroSkc tiStih, Xxi ostancio donna
pri delu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-05-12
Tisk. fond.

Skupaj do -. ma.ja I 2S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11

in and turned his AUTO nomeward.
His wife and child were in it, and
they seemed prepared for a cool
morning visit somewhere. 1t was too
bad to have ones hopes thus crushed.
These miserable old tires play havoc
with many bright anticipation. In
fact, it is hard to imagine an antici-
patton that can be so cruelty mangled
as that which hears the crack of a
treacherous tire.
Won't the happy time every come
when the tire abuse will not af1ict
the people; when the spring will be
transferred from the wheel to the bed
of the vehicle; when man may go
over sharp stones and recreant glass
without fear and trembling? Where
are Edison and Henry Ford and those
other giants of ingenuity-why don't
they do something? So we write with
our heart going back with that dis
appointed family to mend their wheel
and take a new start, in the heat Of
the Observation-Disclosures Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11

safely, is this mine angling done,
and when the mine is hooked there is
a performance something akin to the
sudden blowing of harpooned
cachalot and that's all.
1--WE steered our tub well out Of
range of the cropping hawser, hailed
the anglers (sitting bumped and nod
ding over their sport for all the
world like Broadland Dream rodsmen) +,
and heard from them that they had
toiled all day over cunningly charted
course and had caught nothing. The
total bag was II.
eve turned the squat nose of our
washing tub and cOughed home wear
lily to Fano, having raised a quaint
corner of the curtain in this bewilder-
ing theater of war-men fishing for
certain death with the nonchalance
of eel dibbers and smoking and drows-
ing at their work."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
Enuland,s "ofhcial Mind"

/ doubt whether German artillery
will ever do one-half Of the material
and moral damage to this country's
citizens that the official mind deals
out weekly. I met the other day a
marvellous case of the official mind.
The recruiting Office was extremely
busy and the ardor Of recruits burn
ing hot The supply Of printed forms
ran short.
A lay helper said, "We have a type
writing machine here. Let us type
some forms. can get them done as
fast as they are needed"
The official lips. aghast, seemed to
murmur, Good God, man, this is I'M
thinkable!"
Printed forms had always been used
and must always be used. The re-
cruiting Office was closed, the ardent
patriots sent away, and an official
requisition for more official printed
forms dispatched by post to the proper
official quarter-Arnold Bennett, in
London Daily News.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
SQUIRRELS DIG UP SKELETON
Bones of Indian Unearthed at Mouth
of California Canyon-Puzzle for
Ostsoloqists.

Santa Monica, GAIA peculiar dis
covery has been made of fossil bed
up the coast at the mouth of Topaz
ga canyon. Some years ago there
was a man living in the old house on
the lagoon fat there, and he unearthed
some excellent specimens of fossils
and supposed Indian bones. Yesterday
a large heap of black dirt was noticed
near a woodpile at the edge of the
beach, and upon investigation it
proved to be the burrow Of family
of squirrels.
The little diggers had piled up on
the surface of the sandy soil perhaps
$50 pounds of black sand, in which
were pieces of clam shells, fossils, and
bits of human bone. There were even
rocks weighing close to two pounds.
The dirt was just as it had been
dumped by the animals, and bones
and fossils were mixed together with
the rocks and sand The bones have
been identified as those of human be-
ings, several specimens showing con-
clusively that they at one time, in the
misty years past, had constituted the
bony framework of some stalWart
Indian brave.
Theories have been advanced by
men interested in osteology, but no
definite conclusions have been reached.
They think that the bones are those
of Indians, but that they are hundreds
of years DID,. The squirrels must have
burrowed many feet, or else the beach
in the years past was nearer to the
mountains than it is at present. That
is natural, for the change is made by
the yearly washing of quantities Of
sand and rocks from the interior down
to the mouth of the canyon.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
BABE TRIES TO SAVE CHUM
But Little New Jersey Boy Loses His
Life in Sixteen Inches of
Water.

Morristown, n. J.-Charles Apgar,
the two and a half year-old son of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Apgar of
Hazlett street, was drowned the other
day in Is inches of water. The
baby was playing along the bank of
shallow brock behind the house with
George Gill, of about the same age,
when he lost his balance and fell into
the stream. The other child tried to
pull him out, but was not strong
enough. Later, Mrs Apgar went out
to look for him. She found his play
mate still Juggling at Charles dress
baby had fallen face downward and
was dead.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-11-11
LIFE is BEST AFTER FIFTY
No Previous Period of Ones Exist
ence May Be Compared With
That One.

Neither the beauty of spring
flowers, nor the splendor of summers
harvests, equal the mellow affiuence
of autumn's glory. For personal en-
joyment and exercise of the nobler
powers, human life is at it's best after
fifty; and, if personal experience be
the criterion, the writer would say,
after sixty.
Not for command, or for executive
initiation, neither for animal pleas
ures, nor for worldly amusements, nor
for easy conformity to the tyranny
of social custom, but for pure delight
in the higher realms of happiness, no
previous period in life, no April, May
or even June or July of existence can
compare with its glorious October.
Then are at their best the treas
ures Of memory and of hope, the rich
fruitage of intellectual culture, the
satisfying pleasures Of the mind ana
the raptures of faith. From these re-
sources is spread the table of life as
never before, and for the daily ban
quet at which sits as guest, the In
finite friend of man.
Life, as it lengthens in perspective,
becomes more interesting, and its out
look grander. There is ever more
that one wishes to live for, here or
hereafter. If one has cultivated his
mind and taken a wider view of his
tory and humanity, then for him the
drudgery OF textbooks, the grammar
and dictionary are largely over. He
sees with clear vision where he once
CROPPED to find clue. He enters into
his intellectual Inheritance. Where
was the sowing is now the reaping-
sheaves borne where once tears fell.
He is no longer the heir, under tutors
and governors, but the possessor OF
riches, of which no slump in the mar
ket, no panics or national commissions
can rob him.-From "The House We
Live IN by DR.. William Elliot Griffis.