davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12

few days. visit with his aunt, Mrs.
Thos. Lambert. They returned home
Tuesday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Hessing Thursday, Feb. 4, a daughter:
Harry HOLSTER of Staples arrived
here Tuesday for a visit among rela-
tives.
Miss Katie Tracey was Little Falls
visitor Wednesday.
Veronica Hessing, who is attending
school in Little Falls, spent Saturday
here.
Harris Gourd has disposed Of his
Ford and has purchased new Over
land car.
?. L. Melburg has disposed Of his
real estate business here to ). Z. Coch-
ran and will leave soon for Erskln.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
TWIN LAKES

February 9.-John Willie and Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Stoltman were Little
Falls visitors Wednesday.
John Cimenski and Mike Zulke were
in Culdrum after load Of wood on
Thursday.
It is reported that Miss Mary Olek
visited Wednesday and Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zulke at Pike
Creek.
Anton Shulz called Friday evening
on Frank Cimenski.
1t is reported that Leo and Alex
Little Falls on Friday.
Anton Shulz was hunting Saturday
and shot only one red squirrel. He
certainly had hard time to carry it
home.
We had two inches of snow fall on
Thursday and Friday.
Those who were in Little Falls on
business Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
John Olek, Frank Cimenski, John
Schippritt, Vincent Olek, Mike Zulke
and John White.
A party was given at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Olek Sunday,
and it was well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ginter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Ginter and Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Zulke of Pike Creek attended
the party held at the home of Vince
Olek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cimenski were city
callers Monday.
Alfred Lundin Of Elm Dale was il
the city Yesterday,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
RANDALL

F'es.ruary lO.-Harris Gourd and
Hannit Schwanke We're Little Falls
Business callers Thursday.
Uenry Gosch has returned from a
trip through the northern part OF the
>statt.
N7s G. f. Chapman and Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Craighead returned home on
Thursday, after several days stay
an Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Born-'To Mr.. and Mrs. Gary Bent
ler, "Wednesday, Feb. 3, a daughter.
O. +. Owens, travelling salesman for
W. IT, Warner & Co., of Philadelphia,
was a Randall caller Thursday.
M. \. f.. Muller and son GEORGE
left Friday for Excelsior, called there
Nv Iha death Of a relative.
Earl Quimby has returned to Little
Falls TO resume work, after month $
vacas:vn spent at his home here.
Mrs John Riarnoos returned no ne
Saturday, after a short visit with
friends in Staples.
Mrs. Roy Qulmby returned home Fri
day after a week s visit among rela-
.tives in Minneapolis and Excelsior.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the
Caths.lIr church meets next Saturday,
Feb. -. with Mrs. Ed. Schmidt.
MRS. Anna Barnes spent Saturday
with relatives in Little Falls, eturn-
Sng Sunday.
Carl Melberg, who has for the past
two months been attending business
college in Minneapolis, returned home
FRIDAY,
Miss Kate Neary spent the weekend
at hsr home here, returning to Little
Falls sunday, where she is attending
business college.
7ViA crosby and Alolph Kestner re-
1urn.. from North Dakota Monday,
where they have been employed for
Che past several months.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius Fregin have re-
turned home from an extended visit
with relatives in Tacoma, Wash.
Rev. Wilkes, former pastor Of ST..
James church Of this place. but now Of
Elizabeth, spent Monday among
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kiley of Hold
ingfo1d, arrived here: Friday Tor a
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
after.
RETREADlNG

This is the same tire
retreaded, the way it
looks when we get
through with it. It is
now in condition for 5000
or 1000 more miles.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
WELLS FOR SCALPS.

amounts to SITS, l wish to return
thanks on behalf Of Columbus and all
his relations.
MY subject is the American Indian,
and the duty of the American white
man toward him. I hope to make your
duty plain to you, as l turn the light
of my stereopticon on the canvas, and
you behold the picture of the savage
at home. Instead of sowing or reaping
he is engaged in war dance. Instead
of broadening his mind he is clinging
to old time traditions. AS he dances
he yells for scalps and hollers for gore.
''Who is to blame for this state of
affairs? All of us. Had we followed
the finger Of duty thirty years ago
the red man Of today would have been
wearing plug hats and high collars,
and his thirst for gore would have
been washed away in mock turtle soup
and ice cream. We see this savage
engaged in a war dance, when he
might just as we'll be employed in
compiling family almanac or running
a cider mill.
I'VE lay aside the picture of the war
dance and substitute another. My
heart aches every time l exhibit it.
You see the picture Of squaw stand
ing in front Of wigwam. Years ago
she was called Blue Bell and the young
men Of her tribe raved over her will
lowy form and fawn like glide. Had
the hand of the white race been ex-
tended to her then she would have
been ornamenting drawing room. In
stead of wearing an army blanket
she would have draped and posed for
a goddess before some great painter.
mo helping hand was extended and
the Blue Bell with the willowy form
was left to mature into sawed off
squaw, who smokes pipe l ask the
red headed man on the end seat, third
row, how he would like to be an Indian
buck in old clothes, with nothing to
do but lick his squaw in the morning,
kick his dogs in the afternoon, and
cuss his pappooses around after dark?
l ask the woman with the frozen ex-
preston over there by the post how
she would like to be squaw in a
wigwam. We have taught the people
of Africa how to eat mince pie and
we have taught the folks of China
how to devour ice cream, but we have
turned our backs on the Indians under
our feet and had no concern in their
welfare feel, to speak plainly on this
matter, feel to say to the fat man
with the bald head and contented look
that he has been derelict in his duty
and ought to be ashamed of himself.
my dear friends, think can de-
tect looks of sympathy on the faces be-
fore me. I think can see mental
resolutions to do your duty in future.
My feelings in the matter almost
obHge me to announce that another
collection will be taken up as fitting
close to the meeting, but prudence bids
me not to overdo a good thing. In
order to prevent stampede. in which
numbers of you might be killed or in.
iured, the collection will be dispensed
with, but as you depart for your homes
think the matter over seriously and
earnestly. Extend your hand and it
won't take ten years before the Indian
will eat with fork. pull wires at 9
ward caucus and promote trusts and
syndicates for the benefit Of mankind"
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12

This cut shows a small section
of a long side wall blow out and
torn bead. In actual practice
this whole repair would of
course be cured at one time. This
illustration is simply meant to
show how repairs Of this kind
can be made on the Haywood
side wall :vulcanizer.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12

amounts to SITS, l wish to return
thanks on behalf of Columbus and all
hiS ro1o finpS
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
LEDOUx

February 1O.-George Polashik took
a load of grain to Bowlus Tuesday:
Peter Sobiech of North Swan River
went after a load of hay at the Brick
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
NORTH ELM DALE

February 9.-Born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Christ Larson, a daughter.
John Sobieck went to Bowlus Mon
day with cattle and hogs.
H. G. Larson, Philip Korrel and
Frank Belenski went to Bowlus Mon
day with cattle and hogs.
Miss Ruth jacobson, who has been
visiting at the home Of her father, J.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-02-12
BIG DEMAND FOR OFFICE HELP

BIG DEMAND FOR OFFICE HELP
During the past few weeks r. B.
Willard, head Of the local business col
lege, has sent out II students to posi-
lions. Mr.. Willard states that the de-
mand for office help is very large at
this time and that he has calls for
double the number he has sent out
jately. Those who have gone out to
take positions during the past few
weeks are Marie Yarger, Edgar Hoff,
August Martens, Walter Torgerson,
Walter johnson, Edna Lane, Marian
Halliday, Mrs. Gertrude Simmons,
Earle Dennison, Clarence Prettynan,
and Irene Peterson.
II. G.. Anderson of Rail Prairie
transacted business here Wednesday.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28
Stew. (NO.) 433.
D bOZicu.

Stara kakor hrepenenje je cloveska vera
odreSenje, vera XII izraza up trpecega srca Mesja
III bi roJen pred 1915 lett, kakor pravi pobozna
legenda, temvec V sivih dneh davne davnine ko
Sc Je clovek nejasno zaGel zavedati syojega mu-
cenlstva IN Je duSa zakoprnela po olajSavi
PrproSti clovek je cutil ONE jenost svojih sill
oh vsakem koraku, in svojem strahu Xxi je bill
oce prve we're, je povsod slutil ncvdne roke. raw
najoce njegovo usodo in igrajocc sc Z MIN kakor
lutko. Nsega Sc je bal od njh in vse jc priGa-
koval Cd njlh. Bremc zivjenja so mu nalozilc
skrlvnoStne Sllc. In lie one ga morejo reSit
NkJub vsemu msticizmu pa jc bilo primtiv-
nemu cloveku nemogoGe izhajati abstraktnimi
pojmi Razumljiva mu ie bila lie stvarnost XII
10 Je potreboval V vsem i'll pOvsod. Tako je obli-
koval tudl svoJe slutnje soyraznm slam je dial
ob!ik", k so mu bile najbolj znane, pOdobne sebi
in zivim bitjem ollrog sebe, zoperstav jim je pa
dobre slle katerim nj znal podeiti lepSe, veGje
poponoJ'e Oblke cd sehe Njcgovi bogovi so
lmei cloveSka tclesa, Glo.eSke obraze in cloveSke
cute; elm priiaznejSe lh Je smatral, TEN bolj jih
je napravil Scbi poiobnc.
neSteih lis isoGletjih so bill vsi njegovi odre-
Seniki taxi GloveSki hogovi. TAX pomoGnik ie bill
Prometej. Xxi je ukradel olimpijskim bogovom
ogenj IA cloveStvo; tax jc bill Budha i'll tako vte-
lesenje odreSeniSke ideje je bill .JczuS Kristus IA
njegove vernike davno pricakovani in preroko-
vani Mesia. DaeG mcglcnc case prazgodovinc
gremo lahko in od naroda do naroda romano lah-
ko, in povSod najdcmo Sedovc te nadcpolnc. tola-
Zine bake o odreScniku iz tanega Svcta. krScan-
stvo jc lie ena postaja ncprcgledncm razvoju
sladke, IL nepremagljivcga koprncnja oivclc we're.
Prcko zadnje poStajc pa mora clovcStvo dalje.
kajti do niegovih ciljev je neskonGno dolga pot.
i'll nikdar jih he bi doseglo 6e hi Sc ustavio Sredi
ceSte NapredujoGe ie pustlo IA Sabo, kar je sll-
lilo lie pretekloSti; svojih novih potih mora
rabii novo orozje namcSto zastaracga. Zeljc in
slutnje zamcnjuje spoznanjem; move obkc jem-
lie IL povcGanega sveta in razSiricncga horizonta.
Nkljub Vedam in bblij talmudu in cvangc-
lijem hi cloveStvo doscgo rcstve. nj mu je prime
sci ne Prometcj. Jczus Nazarenski. IL starih
azmot mora iskati stezo do resnce; in IA mu pra-
vi: OdreSenia nj in ne bo od zunaj; tvojih ro-
kar je, oj ljudstvo, jarem upognjeno, in tvoi
pravi odreSenik moreS bit lc Samo. Kadar hos
samo Svoj Kristus, hos lahko slavilo svoj pravi
boziG.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28
Ed DOU ARD VAILLAN Mt JMRL.

Neprizanesjiva Smrt je svojo koSceno roko
posegla vrste najboljSih in najplemenitejSih ter
81 zbrala zrtev kaero 81 bo clovestvo tczko nado
stilo Umrl je start francoski Sodrug Marie EdOu-
ard Valiant, cigar ime bleSG zgodovn fran
coskega socializma in lnternacionae kakor Jan
resovo Bcblovo, Engelsovo in kcr IIerdicJevo
valiant je bill rojen leta 1910. Vierzonu ma
Francoskem. Studira je najprej donna, potem pa
Hedelbergu NemSkem kjer je seznan
Ljudcvtom Fenerbachom in Z njegovo filozofjo
Bill ie ognjevtega tcmperamemta in njegovo prija
teljstvo do sicer prcmalo uvazcvanega ncmSkega
filozofa Sc jc spojiIo navduScnim obcudovanjem
Preko Feuerbacha pa jc naSel Valiant pot do
Marxa in Engelsa, preko njegovc filozofiie do
calizma.
Madi francoSki msec je kmalu spoznaI, da
ie dob kapitalizma vSaka svoboda gospodarsko
vpraSanje in da je odvsna cd osvoboditvc prolc-
tarata. nekcm pismu ic pisal l. 1869. Fcuer-
bachu:
Danes je dclavski razred cnakcm poloiaju
napram burlvaziji, kakrSncm je bila ia leta
1899 (pred izbruhom francoskc rcvoucijc)
pram duhovniStvu in plemstvu. BOjevit prole-
tarat uStanovi republiko case. vi ste mu
dali zgled poruSi ste dobre bOgove krist ianov i'll
teistov; prolcariat VAN sedi in poruSi zadnjo in
karnaciio megle: boga Kapital. Upam. da ne "a
denc ta revolucia, Xxi bo politicno i'll socialno ena-
ko radikana, ma nikakrSen odpor pri sosednih
rodih, ampak da povzroci revOlucionarno tekmo,
katere je doslej francoskemu gibanj jul manjkalo,
vsled cesar je ostalo osam jeno in neuspeSno."
Kmalu je prisla prka, da je Valiant prak-
ticno preizkusil svoje misli. Leta 1870 je Prusi-
ia napovedala Franciji vojno. Valiant je vrnil
Pariz in je bill dodejen nacionalni gardi. Po ka-
tastrofi pr Sedanu in padcu cesarstva je hotel da
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

neusmiljeno razkrival izdajalske nazadnjaSke ma
nevre i'll posrecilo je odpret javnost oci in Ia
kOrekoc zadnjo reSit repubko.
Leta 1884. je bill Valiant izvoljen paySki
svet, pozncje pa tudi francoski parliament. kier
je uzival sploSen uged. Ia zdruztev francoskih
socialistov 81 je polcg Guesla in Jauresa pridobil
najvecje zasiuge. Leta 1913 je hi tudi kandidst
sociaistov za prcdsednka republike; dobi je 60
glasov; izvoljen je bill NJ. PoncarG 4S3 glasovi.
Odkar sc jc vrnil IL pregnanstva nj bilo med
narodnega socalstiGnega kongresa da Sc ga ne
hi bill Valiant udelezil in ma vsakcm mu ic bla do.
del jena wanna vloga
no lc ani zagrozila nevarnOSt vonc in ie bill
Jaures podlo umorien, je Valiant najveG storil,
da hi Sc bill prepretil iZbruh SvetOvne katastrofc
FrancoSki socialist so silo pritiska ma svo-
Jo vlado, da jc do zadnjega trcnotka pozkuSala
ohranlti mir in pod njihovim prtiskOm ie vpliva-
In tudi ma anglcSko in rusko vlado To so zgodo-
vlnSka deJstva, katcrih ne more Zataiiti nobena
bella ali crna knjga. Ic lio c bilo skorai vsc upa-
ME zgubieno i'll ie bila moblizaciia neizogbna
je Francja pod socialistiGnm vplivom mobilizira-
la 10 kilomctrov od mejc, da hi preprcGila vsa-
ka provokacija in vsak Slucajcn spopad. 10 jc BIZ
10 to prizadcvanie zaman in ie NemGija napo-
vedala vOjno, tedaj jc scveda nhGc vcG nj mogel
preprcciti, kajti vojna - to Sc preveckrat pozabi
- nj odvisna lie cd tstega, XII hoGe ohraniti mir
ampak tudi od tstega Xxi ga noce. Cd omega tre-
notka daljc ic smatral tudi Valiant "a svoio ma
logo pomagati, da skruS pruski militarizem
Smrt je ugraba Vaillanta casu, XII bi maj
bolj potreboval MOI, enakih MENU. Ma Angle
Skem je pokosila Keir IIardieja, ma Francoskem
Vaillanta, diva prijatelja, diva sebra Internacio-
male, in tezka bo naloga postavti nova ma njiju
mesta.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28
LetO (Vol.) X.
NOVO letO.

locho polnoci bo starega leta konec in pri
ce'o sc DO hovo Zazvenketali bodo kozarci. tro
bente bodo zadonele in udje 81 bodo vos6iIi sreso
IN veselJe. Najyec bo teh cesttkah prazne ma.
Vade' mnogo vinskega duha, tupatam bodo pa cd
krItosrcne, topic zelje.
LJudem nj zameriti, ce so 81 napravili lepe.
vendar trdem zivljeniu dejstev brezpomembne
sege, in mic jim nj oGitovat Ge jih izvrsuieio Sim
Don IN Smbollcne navadc bodo naibrzc zivele g
clovckOm do konca dn in obzalovania vrcdni so
cemerne%I, ki priznavajo izkljucno realnost in
Prak'chost III presoJaJo vse lie po praktiGn vred-
hoSti. An me MANI nj obIaovati tstih XII Sc da 10
"uha'Jim obllkami tako premotti da popolno-
ma pozabijo vsebino zivljenia.
'oSclte 81 veselje in sreGo "a novo doho XII SC
pricenJa Saj je lepo. Toda leto je kratek zelo
hratek cas- pozabltl ne Smcmo da Sc razviia Ego.
uoNila cloVeStva mnogo vecjih cpohah in Ge ho-
ce to cloveStvO res kdai doziveti novo dobo. mora
svoJe obzorje razSiriti cez tesne meie leta In mo-
TEN Sc mora spomniti, da ne odlocujejo sreGi in
VeselJu novoletna voStila temveG da je usoda DO
SlaNlla pred coveStvO veliko vpraSanic: Kako 81
hos samo uredilo dom svojega zivlienia na tom
svetu2
Priroda sama je postavila cloveStvu plotove;
cez nekatere ne more nikdar, druge lahko raz
maxine, tretJc poruSi. Smrti Sc ne ubrani; kaiti
lax Je Iakon, da mine vse, kar je nasao Umreti
mora clovck zcmjc nekoG ne bo wee in tisto zlato
Solnce, ki Sc sedaj bleSGi zaslepjivi krasoti bo
zguhllo svoJ sijaj i'll no minilo Toda dokcr smo
zlvl poSamezniki i'm pleme, imamo neStete ma
Ioge IN neStcte moznosti, da jih izponmo in po-
vzdiguJemo zivljenje ySe wise in wise.
Pred napredek, katercm tiGi VISA srcGa. ie pa
OSoda zapisaIa BOZ Niti "a ped ne razmakne IL
vi rod svOjc rcane in idealnc poscsti brez boia.
Prroda ne zahteva vSe veGne ease takega kr-
vavega klanja, kakr;no izprcmimia scdai Evropo
puScavo. To so ostanki preteklost ki je cloves
two Sc nj znalo pokopati. Ali boj jc vecen Tudi
deiaVSkl razred, katerem poraja bodoGnost
vsega pemena, mu ne izogne Delavstvo ie DO
klicano, da poruSi plotove $ katerim ie kapitali
zem zagradi pot svobodo in sreco - da pripra
VI novO letO novo dobo.
NaSe voStio Sc gasi UspeSen BOZ
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

ali pa ravno zato - jc spozna da jc medcina in
kirurgitni nOz zelo ubozno sredStvo boiu proti
bolczni, dokler jo socane razmcrc pospeSuicio.
CoveSko zdravje je bilo po njegovcm preprita-
nju KOS socialncga vpraSanja in zato Sc ic boieval
IA move razmere katerih doseIe GlOveSko zvlje-
ME svojo pravo vrednost
ker je incl sijajcn govorniSki dar in obSirno
mamie, 81 je tudi parlamentu pridob vclil IL
gled in je Stcl med najboj znane debatarje fran
coski zbornic
Ko Sc je pricea vojna, je odSel kot zdravnik
k armadi. Svojo clovekoljubno sluzbo je oprav-
lja sredi sovraznega ognia, krogla, Xxi je slepa
ga je pa zadea pri TEN delu in ga tezko ranila.
Moral Sc je vrniti domov, IA posledcami rane je
pa umrl. Resujoc zvljenje drugih je zrtvoval
svoje; storil je resncno junasko smrt.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28
Sc en- bOjeNn1k padel.

vsc armadah ma evropskih i'll azjskih boji-
seth ie tisocc in tsoce Sodrugov Xxi morajo pre-
livat Svojo kri IA tujc ellie in MIN SovraZne ma
meme. In smrt. ki ina poll ljanah in V zakopih
Ietev, kakrSnc il nj Sc prrcdila ne kuga ne kolc-
ra, kosi tudi po vrstah socialisov in ma stotsocc
tovariSev nam bo man jkalo, kadar bo to straSno
klanje koncano. Med mjon XII ih pokopavajo
in sezigajo dalec cd domaccga kraia je toliko ma
sih, ola nj danes nii mogoce voditi raGuna o njih.
lie ce obame Bella zena katercga. Xxi je stal
eksponirancm mestu in ga zato tudi vladajo-
ce sile poznalc kot naScga. Sc raznese vest IL
gubi po svctu. Tako prihaja sedaj porocilo. da je
zopet eden wet IL vrst francoskh sodrugov
Dr. Meser, poslanec okraj Asnieres-Sant-
Duen je bill eden najpopularnejsih govornikov
francoski socialisticn stranki. Po poklicu je bill
zdravnik, in dasi je bill mojster svoji stroki -
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

posanc Francla sociana republika. V caSu prll-
skega obleganja je 4 vso gorccnostjo deal IA So
clallstcne ideJc; komuni jc incl vodilno mcsto
in Je Hponjeval svoje naloge naivcGjo vnetost-
Jo ko je bila komuna rekah krvi zaduSena in
Je maScevanje Nersaillccv slavo bcsnc orgiie so
Naillanla obSodiii ma smrt. Izvr6it pac niSo mo
gil sodbe, ker Sc mu je poSreGilo da je pobcgnil
Anglijo.
Tukaj jc priSe osebnc stikc Marxom in
je vecino svojega casa posvet socialnim in gospo-
darskim Sudiam. IL tcmpcramentncga rcvolu-
cionarja je tako razvil premiSl jenega in tcmc-
ljitega socialSta, ne da hi mu bill zato ohladil
revolucionarni Ear. Spozna pa jc. da re
volucionarno dcjanjc poSamcznka ali kakSnc
skupine odlotti toka zgodovine ampak da ic tre-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

la "a socialno osvoboditev organziranega, smo-
trencga. vsestranskega della zavedncga in medina
rodno zdruzencga prolctarata. Poleg globokih
teoreticnih Studij je pa tudi prakticno delal Ko
81 Jc zdelo, da je poraz komunc uncil vsako soci-
aIno srcmljenie i'll delo je bill valiant med prvi-
M da le zbral razkroplicno teto i'll il viii zopet
pogum srce.
leta 1850. ic ba iZreGena amncstija "a nekda-
lie komunardc in Valiant Sc je vrnil Pariz So
ciaIlsticno gibanje FrancoSkcm je bilo tedai
bolJ razceplJeno kakor katcrko dezcli. Koli-
kor le bo voditeljey. toliko ic bo strank in frak-
clj. Ia obstoj rcpublike pa so prihaiali krticni
caNi. klerikalno milariSticna reakcija ie preSer-
no dvigala glavo in general Boulanger je bill pra-
porScak cczarizma. Valiant svoiimi pristaSi ie
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

DR.. Kraus Buenos Aires Argentinij je
iznaSe serum proti oslovskemu kaSliu. Bermu
delali po zkuse TEN zdraviom in baje Sc bill
zelo uspeSni oscbnost iznajditelja nj mnogo
znanega, ali to mic ne de, ce je lc iznajdba dobra
Steer ie pa tn mas svet resnGno komicen: ma en
strani neprenehomha trudijo ljudje, kako hi re
sevali zvljenje ma drug Sc pa enako trudijo kako
bi ga pokoncavali.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

Chicago je $1,000 otrok vsled prehlajcnja
tako bonih, da ne morcjo hodit solo. Influ-
enca pa razsaia tud med odrasimi silno. IL dru
9Th drlav prihajajo enake vest Tukaj je pravi
sovraznik cloveStva in proti MENU b bo boli tre
ba mobllzacijc kakor prot drugim narodom.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

AngleSki parliament je dovolil vladi million
novlh voJakov. Armada Velike Britanije dosezc
$ TEN SteviO Stirih miljonov moz kakrSnega nj j.
mela Sc nkdar zgodovni In kaj bo zdaj So
vrazniki bodo gledali, ma kaksen nacn bi oni po-
mnozi svoje armade da he ostanejo prekratki.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

List Ia koristi delAv-
skeHa liudstva. Delav-
C, so opravtGeni do
vsesa kar producirato.
This paper 10 devoted
to tho interests OF the
workins class. Work
ere are entitled to all
what tn ev produce.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-28

p A ZlTE'
ma sis~ilko " okiepatu
III 50 nahaia poles va.
Sosa naslova. prilepI,e.
negn spodatal
ma o~itku. Ako t4S4)
10 Sso~ilka E.
tedni van . prihodpIo
Ste~iiko naSesa lists Po-
tecs nnrocpina. Prost-
mo, ponovite 10 takoi.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
PROMISED NEXT WEEK.
"The Model Girl"

At the National Theater next week
Annette Kellerman win be installed
among the constellation OF metropolitan
luminaries by her appearance in a new
musical comedy, The Model Girl" from
the pen of Anne Caldwell, with music
by Raymond Hubbell
The remarkably clever woman is no
novice to the dramatic or lyric stage,
having made her histrionic debut when a
child in her native city, Sydney, New
South Wales, in Shakespeare's king
John,' and has appeared in Australia
numerous times since then. Since her
advent to America her artistry as an
aquatic and athletic adept has been so
persistently in demand that this occa-
sion will be the first opportunity offered
local playgoers to witness just what
she can do.
Otis Harlan heads the list of players
who support her. Edith Decker, Ger
trude Vanderbilt. John Park. Edwin Will
son, Hubert Wiike. and forty others are
also included in the personnel of the
organization.
An augmented orchestra Of twenty mu-
sicians will interpret the Hubbell score.
The Washington herald., 1915-02-07
Adele Blood to Remain In Vaudes
WILLIE

The success of Adele Blood, the
beautiful dramatic actress, who made
her vaudeville debut at Hammersteini
Victoria Theater last week. haI
prompted several leading motion pic.
ture producers to offer her contracts
to appear in leading film productions
Her success in her gorgeous playlet
"A Dream of Fair Women" has so en-.
Unused the clever actress that she haI
turned down the offers of the film peo.
pie and will continue in vaudeville in.
definitely.