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Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
TURKEY OPPOSES
WARSHIP DEAL
Protest Against Selling Battle
ships to Greece.
WANTS TO PRESERVE PEACE
The President Favored the Sale BE-
cause He Was Informed That Il
Would Be In Interest OF
Peace.

Washington, D. C.-With the Turk
fish government formally protesting
against the proposed sale of the
American battleships Mississippi and
Idaho to Greece; rumblings of war be-
tween Greece and Turkey were carried
Monday to the White House. The
diplomatic representatives of the two
countries called on President Wilson
within a few minutes of each other,
one to urge and the other to oppose
the warship deal. Greece takes the
position that if she buys the vessels
the balance Of power In the Mediter-
Tanean will be preserved and peace
maintained, while Turkey claims that
peace can best be guaranteed by the
refusal of the United States to aid in
Augmenting her rivals naval force.
President Wilson told callers that
he favored the sale of the battleships
to Greece, because it had been repre-
sented to him that such action would
be in the interest of peace, He said
that If he thought the vessels would
be used in an immediate war he would
not consent to their sale.
The new Turkish ambassador, Rus
TEN Bey, called on the President, os-
tensibly to present his credentials, and
the Greek charge d'affaires, A. Vouros,
presented the new Greek naval at
tache, Commander Tsouklas. Both
diplomats took the opportunity, how
ever, to present their views on the bat
tleship controversy.
The Greek charge stated later that
the acquisition Of the battleships by
Greece was necessary to prevent war
between Turkey and Greece, which
would otherwise be brought about by
the seizure by Turkey Of adjacent
Greek possessions. He based the
claim Of Greece to naval expansion on
the treaty of London and Athens,
which ceded the Islands Of Chic and
MityIene to Greece, and declared
Greece must be in position to defend
these possessions.
Mr.. Vouros declared that Greece in
tends to keep pace with Turkeys naval
expansion. He pointed out that even
when Turkey obtains a dreadnought,
which is now being built for her in
Brazil, Greece will be stronger If she
acquires the American battleships.
Greece has another battleship under
construction in Germany, the guns OF
which are being made in Bethlehem,
Pa. Turkey Eas a battleship under
construction in Great Britain, but, &C
cording to Mr.. Vouros, an agreement
of Neutrality makes it impossible to
deliver this vessel within "a hours of
the outbreak of war.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
MISS WILSON NOW AN EDITOR.
Presidents Daughter Chooses Musical
Work On Magazine.

Madison, Wis.-Miss Margaret Viii
son, daughter of the President, win
have charge of the section devoted
10 community music in the Social
Centre Magazine to be launched here
soon. This was decided here at a con-
ference of the prospective editors. Be
fore she permitted her name to be
used Miss Wilson exacted a promise
that she be given something to do and
not be figurehead.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
SOUL FLASHED ON SCREEN.
Lecturer illustrates His Talk on splr-
ltual Things.

Rochester, N. Y.-A lecture, illus
trated by stereopticon views, of the
aura or astral body that is said to
correspond to what is known as the
soul, accompanied with odd snakelike
marks. said to be pictures of thought,
and fianked by photographs Of the
spirits Of the dead, was given by the
Rev. R. R. Schleusners Of New York.
before the New York State Spiritual
ists. II convention here.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
coNsUL-eENERALs NAMED.
Robert p. Skinner Transferred From
Berlin To London.

Robert p. Skinner Transferred From
Berlin To London.
Washington, D. C.-The President
nominated:
To be Consul Generals:
Robert P. Skinner, Of Ohio (now
Consul-General at Berlin), at London,
England.
julius G. Lay, of the District Of Co
lumbia (now Consul General at Rio de
Janeiro), at Berlin, Germany.
Alfred L. M. Gottschalk, of New
York (now Consul-General at large),
at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Consul transfers:
Charles K. Moser, of Virginia (now
Consul at Colombo), at Harbin, China.
To be Consul:
George S. Messersmith, Of Dover,
Del, at Fort Erie, Ontario, Canada.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
TAKEN FROM LOST SHIP.
First Bodies Recovered BY Divers
From Empress Of ireland.

Quebec.-Two bodies, the first re-
covered from the lost liner Empress
of Ireland, arrived here on the Ocean
Limited Canadian Pacific Railroad
train from Rimouski. They were
found by divers from the schooner
Marine Josephine. The first corpse
brought up was identified as a Mrs.
Marshall. She was about 40 years old.
The second body was that Of man
named crissWen, Of Lethbridge.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
HERO MEDAL FOR GIRL SCOUT.
Captain Of Savannah (ca.) Camp
Saved a Mans Life.

Washington, D. C.-Miss Doris Lipp-
man, Girl Scout Of Savannah, Ca,
has been awarded by the National Red
Cross Society a prize of $50 for heroic
conduct. According to the announce
ment Of the award made here by the
Washington headquarters of the Girl
Scouts, the prize goes to Miss Lipp-
man for saving a mans life. The man
she saved had been overcome by gas
while digging a well.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
SNOW WITH MERCURY AT 100.
Muncie, Ind, Rubs It's Eyes and
MarVeIs.

Muncie, Ind. While humanity
sweltered in a temperature of about
100 degrees Monday afternoon, snow
fell in Muncie for more than half
hour, being mingled with heavy rain.
The fakes melted before they reached
the ground, but the atmosphere about
the higher stories of Office buildings
much of the time was white with snow.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
TO CUT POSTAL FORCE.
Burleson Expects To Save From s1o,-
100000 To $2o,ooo,ooo.

Washington, D. C.-Postmaster-Gen-
eraI Burleson has completed plans
which he expects will reduce Uncle
Sans bill for delivering mail from
$4,000, 900 to $2O,OOO,OOO annually and
increase the efficiency of the service
about Is per cent. In putting the pos
tai service on a business basis he pro-
poses to cut off enormous expenses en-
tailed through the department being
used 80 much for political purposes
and he hopes to build up an efficient
working organization.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
MINIsTER Al SUNDAY BALL GAME
Preacher seIzes Opportunity At Cum
bsrland To Address Fans.

Cumberland, Md.-A unique feature
IN connection with the Sunday base
baIl game here with Frederick was an
address to about 1000 fans by the
Rev. DR.. Gordon Ware. of Seattle,
wash. The minister stood on first
base and talked about Is minutes
on Industrial Responsibilities. He
made 10 reference to sunday baseball
and was loudly applauded upon the
conclusion Of his address.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
FOUND DEAD AFTER TWO DAYS.
Mercersburg Mans Body Lay Undis-
covered In Chicken House.

Hagerstown. Md. = Lying undis-
covered for two days in a chicken
house in the rear of his residence, the
body of Luther Raby, at Mercersburg,
was found by his neighbors, Edgar
Smith and Harry LackhoVe. Raby had
been i'll for several weeks and lived
alone. He was painter and for many
years was janitor Of the Presbyterian
Church.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
FIND WOMAN sToRso.

DIsmembered Body, sewed In A Sack,
Taken From River.
Schenectady, N. Y.-The nude torso
Of a woman was taken from the Mo-
hawk river by fishermen. The head,
arms and legs had been severed and
the body sewed in a sack. The po-
lice are investigating.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
GIRL swIMs SEVEN MILES.
She Crosses Hampton Roads In TIVE
Hours and ss Minutes.

Old Point Comfort, Va.-Elizabeth
Meehan, Philadelphia girl, accom-
plished a feat never before achieved
by a woman in swimming Hampton
Roads from Pine Beach to the Hotel
Chamberlin. She swan the seven
miles in 2 hours and 38 minutes, ac-
companied by a small launch.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
LOVE MADE HER KILL HUSBAND.
Prominent Boston Lawyer Shot BY
His Wife On Road.

Exeter, N. H-Henry H. Folsom, a
Boston lawyer, was found dead with
a bullet in his head on the road be-
tween here and New Market. His wife
was standing over the body with a re-
volver in her hand, according to the
police. She was arrested and the po-
lice say she admitted she fred the
shot. 81 did it because loved him, -
she is alleged to have told the police.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27

Vienna.-Nine terribly-burned and
mutilated bodies, the splintered frag-
ments of an aeroplane and the charred
remnants of a big dirigible balloon
are the mute records of one Of the
most tragic, certainly the most SEN
sational, disasters which have oc-
CURED since man learned to fly. The
catastrophe, which resulted in the
death Of all concerned, followed a
mimic attack by the aeroplane on the
dirigible at a great height during the
Austrian Army maneuvers, and 1t
serves to show, more than any pre-
Yious accidents to flying machines
have done, the horrors that would
be likely to attend aerial warfare.
The dirigible military balloon Koert-
ling left Fischamend, market town,
II miles from Vienna, at o'clock.
She was manned by Captain Johaan
Hauswirth, in command; Lieutenant
Ernst Hofstette, Lieutenant Bruer,
Lieutenant Hadinger, Corporal Had
ina, Corporal Weber and Engineer
Kammerer.
At the lapse of half an hour mill
tary aeroplane Of the biplane type,
with Lieutenant F1atz aboard, started
in pursuit.
Sham Fight Expected.
1t was the intention of Captain
Hauswirth to take photographs of the
movements of the troops below, and
then to join in the maneuvers. At
the same time he was to keep out Of
range of any Of the mosquito craft
which might seek to attack him.
The news had gone abroad that
something in the nature of a sham
aerial fight would take place and at
Konigsberg, the scene Of the engage
ment, a big crowd had gathered. Very
quickly the smaller, but much speed
ier, craft overlook the big airship
and then the spectators witnessed
thrilling sight.
AS might wasp bent on attacking
some clumsy enemy, the aeroplane
circled several times around the bal
loon, now darting close to her and
then away, always apparently steering
off just in time to avoid an actual col
lision.
Meanwhile, the balloon continued to
rise until it was about 1900 feet from
the ground. The aeroplane, at a still
greater height maneuvered until it ap-
peared to be nearly over the airship.
Then 1t began its descent.
It was the evident intention of the
pilot Of the aeroplane to take up a
position directly above the dirigible,
within striking distance, but, owing
either to a fatal miscalculation of the
distance separating the two craft, or
of speed, the nose of the biplane
struck the envelope Of the airship and
ripped it wide open.
The Balloon Bursts.
A tremendous explosion followed;
the balloon burst into flames, which
enveloped the biplane, and in a mo-
ment the wreckage began to drop,
crashing at length like lead to the
slope of a hill.
The envelope of the balloon was
still burning when 1t struck the
ground. Lieutenant Hatz, when ex-
tricated from the wreckage of the
aeroplane, showed faint signs of life;
his body quivered and he seemed to
be making an effort to raise himself,
but almost Immediately he expired.
All the other aviators were killed In
stantly.
Middletown transcript., 1914-06-27
NEW CHARTER REJECTED.

Hagerston Turns Down Commission
Form Of Government.
Hagerstown, Md-The proposed new
city charter, providing for commits
sion form of government, with three
commissioners, was rejected by 172
majority. Four wards gave majorities
against the charter, while only one
ward, the negro ward, gave majority
for the proposition. Just one-half of
the registered vote, or 1924 votes,
were cast.
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0emsfratiide aa6rer aeaen rationale grOsibition.

9emofrntide dHBrer gegm rationale 8rOHibihOn.
qus @aibinfon miro uns na 0s Observation-Disclosures sur Ger.
iaiRng geftrieben:
5rseuo cine poHhihe Qortei, pede os ioIfe 8u @urten bes Sob.
ion.amenoaneuts fr rationale 8robhitou etutretn fouts toune i'm
ndtien gooenbr fnn ei8enen gegabnb5eremcnen beipobnen. Gas
boben Die bqigen oanotratihen. 6ubrr pbr tpobt engeeben, un6 idon
6esbalb berlangt Der abgeorbnete Oscar ltnoeruoo6 BON aabarra, Gin
idr %snfdiebner gcsur bs amaOmsns, bB Der gartefalfus bar.
iler iflliig ner6e 9err unoerpooo lit befauutid Der 9orikenoe bs
SonteaS fir Gatel unb @ege, pdfes bahir 5u hrseu bat, 6as uahse
GiengelO fir ben tnterbalt Der SnuStSregernng 81 finoeH. Die wt
ftohibe geoeutung os NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ftant Sobion nod
uht in ben Sfnn geoUmen 81 ieh. Der 9rdi6nt Der Der. Gtnaten
fam in 6iePr 5rage nidt gut Stequng uebnen. GS lift nRr befannt,
BOP 9r1f6ent Bilon ienen poIitifen 5reunoen obeeroten bat, fir bic
Sobion-9fanie 81 ttrmen. lie 3pd6rnterDiebrbet in poenn 3peige
55 aongrehess sneIfe uonsennig it, bs ENHANCEMENT Dem 9olfe gu IN.
terbreteu, mrb ao nobI foumu aufplreben ien, nadbem Der grafbnt
feline aHidt 81 efenn seee6en bat gr1iioent @tfon bot lid mic.
her5ot gessn rationale 9robtbttOn n8eeiproden unO ih ~ gHfn
Iofaer Option btannt obue oaourt an gopuartdt en5ubIBer. Die
ar6et berninfiger @}anner, bnruntr mb Die Der getre9r 0s Geuhd-
mHeritaniiden gtaornlbunoes, bat 6u&t getragen Solta Oos SObpn.
Enhancement I'M abgaorbnetenbaue gr Abitinrnumg eehugen, ne e.
SER llaoernooo aus ebr nnbe Isgm6en poIitiheu Griuoen piinitt 10
miro Is fh berausleaen, onk Hit Humal rHe sinfadBe aatbrbeh, s.
ihpdse Sena bic H6hge 3meioriteE9RtGr6et i'm panie bafir pprbanStn
lit. Gas tit non Srru UNDERWOOD, BON Spreder Glof unO BON antren
Oemorofhen 5Hbnrn mebrfoh as lire uebr5eueung nusaelpcden
uoroen, lmo gern6e beshaLb molten oe &erren os northumberland
jett EN- fir ouenot, b~eedtisen. gcuauig gilt Die @eahr ais abscmnbe.
Gesbolb foute Die agitation ober rft dufboren. sGternal pigilane t
te price Of libatp1.
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fat brreits Qadforifnnnen cingeIci.
lei, bic ober crloIalos Darer Gle
Geiioblcnen Sufcn iolcn augcblidl
tier mo III omaha al Den 9ionn
gebrnd. moroen ieln.
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mans" in 9%erntbung, nondf birie
@cidifte an Sountng oeidloiicn
ieiu ionen. 8e9en Trnng on0crcr
@ridlaitc fam Die 5ra8e ic0ph uidt
sur e~ntifei0mg.
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befannten @runbeigenthms.od no
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3as s6ommittes Of Sirtsrn4, oci.
fem @dbiprcien sur aAusrottumg"
rer @irthihaiten Dicl boirs 9lllt
inter oen 9ilrgcrn Der Staot &c.
suadjt bnt. ucrtritt in teIncr &clle
bic @citaiisuelt p0rr Dos before
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uno maBIoicn aniprudle ais 1odmo.
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inter ole 2lpe genonmen unb e.
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in ibren 5amilirn BADEN. Tie DO
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RIr eanbpInat nnErall,na. no6

#AAN AAaAA ~ HNANH
INNER I,iset 4uitralien uuier otr rugr
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pilbn aanindtH. 8trsn unausagiebt
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aus uH0 s~erii6rtn thte Eager. Git Rts
qierling unxrfibi aua biefe WabuabmH.
nHb pertauft ben 1r1bt 81 ben 4sbm 81
nitorigem qrsiG 5n ben bciBtu 9tstH'
ben piro iogar bds WdFer bsrgifttt; bod
trDs allen 8ultHHsatu. ausrduttrn,
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usrhen, eaib fh beiipiefsiDsiit oaraus,
baB In Sabre 1911 ansin aus ReaiHos
nales 2.24000 ailoaramm, 1910. q
22500 unb 1909: LAOS 900 ailogrnmm
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fnb. Die geIammtdusFubr Ser aoms
moniDealth bpn NuFrnEita blisf fb i'm
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FOLDER 6sGt.
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ceiterreid linsaru &rrein.

Ter Ceiterreih'llngarn 9ereln
peranitaltet n1Giten Samitae abeno
in Der 9ohmiidcu 2nrnhale Elm
aroBes gloiieiL oui ons Oas ocut.
ide 9Sublitum b%eiouoers aufmerfs
lam lemad1t miro. Gin ld)ones
8roaramm fommt jur ausfilbrun5
uno Seoermonn bilrite i'd gut
amiiiiren. 8ir berweiien auf bic
an3eige al auoeror Steae.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22

Sberiff einoIan nn0 @arb
Rriee tesaben lid am Mloutag nod
Detroit Inn cinen acluiiieH " z.
&omilich Der inter glnlla5c Der
nntcridlaaung SIR Ero3fiiruna
bicrber ~ brinaen SamiIton miro
pon Der 9eboror IN Detroit aebnl.
ten, unb Serr @ricc bon Der Cont
meEciaI ganE ioa oea Uiam iSeitt.
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5obn Sdpob Der gloalob.
pcrpaltcr Der b%critorbeucn @ldrp
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auB aQe 8crbin0lidtcitcu uuo au-
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flartc Nen 9cridt Oes 9erp0Itcrs
iiir maenommru u1o Den Der.
DaItcr Iciner peitcrU 3iliften emf.
boben.
Rlfe giatcid eiu 0eiierreI.
d'er. Dur0e pom ciucm ,lnac Der
D}tlDnutee Balm iu Der Iabe BON
Ntnniaa iiberiahrcn uuh uon tt
Grinbt und Council @luiis nc.
hradt gbc Der arIt ieOoh mi
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manot in ebitaao unO 1atomd,
g2njb, babcn.
las Somiiq bee bieiiaru Ger.
b1uocs Scr Bcteraueu ocs iplniid.
nn1eriimiidleu aricles bieli lcbten
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rrnaGu fir Den gmpiung Der bcin-
d1rl0Gn 9%cterancn SO t%rciirnb Die
am 10. muo H. SuHi bier ibre
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nm . llhr gladmiiiaps IN apoca
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ais Ruiterla6en be3eihnet ncroen.
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9as SuROes6ureau fur GrsiebnnssmehH a6er ben 1enNAnHterridf
gos Bulletin OS gunees-gureaus fir er8tebuBssmeiea, DO. 3 bonn
Sabre 1918, beddfigt 6h nit Dem guntsrriGt# in moosrnen spraden- IN
ben Der. Staatea". aui Seite SO feBt BORT 8u leeH: p9atif bot I'M
angeneiaen guten erfolg in ben GlaneutarifuIeu. 8ieOerbolf iii un6-
eenieen uoroeu, OB oas StaOiun SS Geutideu bic Sdder beiabaer
and fir anoere 6ader madte.@ Nus emenl 9eiGie zines bieiigm sA.
niaigeH SnperatenOeuten os Gaudden llHterri6tS mr0 oaun aae.
fihrt. Son ben SdiRrn Der otafeu Observation-Disclosures be fd Der
Friung fir Die SothuIe lunter5egea. baften 1876 Geutten lIntTrat
Gin Smei ooer agi aabre geftorpn. 1873 BON Ohen ta5 shiiern be.
ian0en Die Prlung. Gtpas mebr ale 80 Nroseat. Con bench Die
leuea asattbsa uueridlt astomnea baten. hepauOsa abr nod uh9s
6ns 10 aroSeut'
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@~innragpIis snmp6pna erdeter

Gas %beriibmte gfiuneapolis Snm.
pbonie Ordeiter mira am Sonn-
tag 9u9mittog ben q Mai iI
Eranoeis Tbeater iein jabrlifes
aonsert IN Cmoba ge6en 8ieie
4iinitlerrereiHigung NIT i6rem &c.
niaIen Gtriqenteu Srn. emil Gber-
hpfer piro inns erbebenOe allnitlfi.
itlngea bieten, Die it'd 6es groBten
9eiudes erfreueu iollteH. altd @e-
tanasiuliiten bon uationalem Sui
foumen at @eb6r. Die 2eitung
oes a9n3erteg liegt in ben &anoeH
pom Sri. gueIpn Sopper. Sol.
aenoe SoIiIten treten auf: Sopran,
Neorora alien, Barton, 3beooore
Aarrion, nn0 Der ereBe Geiger
Riharo G5erpoufD. Gns 9rogramu
lift Die fplgt:
Spmpbouie in g-g1oa, geinr Strand
o. 9ento-9laegro non troppo,
b.) aqegretto.
q allegro non troppo.
arie-Mon Occur, aus n@ireiae"
=. a.,.f... -s..s,s1. BolIloc
2eonora 4aen.
@olette Suite, op. $50, @iar Geger
a. @arlequiR.
b. 8ierrot m1o Yierrette.
C6oe, aIfreo goucet; Cello.
Cornelius gon 8Iiet.
Cd galse 0'4mour.
9iolin Solo-
a Hontan5n .-......n SoenoleIl
b. pgutterilp" ....... @ubdl
3inaro @5erDonfD.
n1anee If tbr @pmpbs ono Ga
fgres~ ........ O. ShumaH1
aria-9ifou 6nsitibe, aus nSerc'
Dia6e@ MaIIenai
3beooore &arrifou.
Autumn, 3abIeau nGbe Seq
ions .......... @l15onnoG
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-22
efn g|anamittsI iii

gin D%angmittsI fir
9oPfpflan3en. sic erbdlteH
eel ~rsaelmdbigsm @ebrau6 oisiea
@ifbnGFsrs ein iippigss uuo gsluus
oes aAsIeben, panfen freusig uHo
hIabeH rei9lih. Ginem Quart @aIs
Zee ipirb Elm Gingerbut 0OQ 4eingeiit
snatfsBt. Wenu man oiefs5 Ulittel
tIns Bis Slpeimal n6nentlid antpens
BET, ipirD man balo ben grfOlg tpobrs
nebmsH. Die groe muB gut our6s
Feuntst isin. GeIbitbfritdnbli6 lit
bif Giesuart Der Pflan3e Itsts bsim
@iebsH 81 bsridfihtigeH.
GItdtnnaffer hr 6uRtIe
TorbsMte MolsRItnffe bon boraiigs
Iimer Mirlans Fte1t man BET Durh
tine Milduug BON 4 9eilsu 5almiat,
3eilsn ftarsem, reinsm Gpiritus
unh eIntm Yell apnfaIs. 4itie
mllE@ung ibertrdst man mitieIf Fl.
Hea ippaenen pber leinenen qGpp6sns
euf ben nItd unb retbt ibn tihtig.
narss nnh aesrfltde mub man borber
hnrG Hatex A6er @nmaIs srpeinen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-08

kratke hlaGe, cato ina bluza pre-
dodge rOkave, in .jermen z bajone-
tom ga tako tisei, ola komaj sope.
IL kadetnc Sole SO predcasno
lmenovali gojence zadnjega letni-
ka "a praporSGake, liz ACADEMIC
V Dunajskem Novem mcstu i'm liz
voJaskc tehniske ACADEMIC so pa
zadnJi razrcd poslali kot lajtnante
k polkom. Vsem TEN mladcniGem
Sc SANTA, da Sc vrne vsak vsaj kot
stotnlk 2 neStetimi kola.jnami in
ordeni ma prsih liz vojne. Ma to ne
mlsli nihGc, ola strelja tudi sovraz-
mix.
Draginja je cd dine do dine wee
ia. Nlada je STEER doloGila "a zivila
maksimalnc Gene, ali to ne poma-
ga veliko ker st branjevci izgovar.
JaJo, da nimajo blaga, pa poSiliajo
kupovalca cd prodajalne do pro-
daJalne dOkler Sc ia he naveliGa
III he ponudi viSje Gene.
Po tovarnah Sc della kOma.j "a
sllo, pc nekaterih sploh he, ker
prlmankuje ljudi. Mnogo delav-
cev, Xxi so re IL vojaSkih let, so ma
temelju zakona o vojaSkih davSGi-
nah pognali V tovarne "a orozje,
place pa Jc vlada dolocila po svoji
wolff.
Ma trg prihaja vsak dan mani
Evil. Nideti je, da je tudi ma kme-
tlh zmanjkalo Judi. In zctcv Sc nj
pospravljenal &c St vojna zavlc.
ec, DO TAXA beda, da DO povsod jok
in stok in Skripanjc z zobmi.