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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26

HERE FOLLOWS A BUDGET OF extrao
wonderful value and at price far below that q
omitted details, preferring to let the article and
Women's $3.50 to $500 Sample Coats,
1865. Many are fur trimmed and silk lined.
%iO' Central Building
Won,en's Crepe de Chine and Silk Dresses,
S1275 Also Dresses of Serge and Silk Com
Women's S12.9S Messaline Dresses, $685.
T., ~, ..sortment of coIors. Sizes "a to a..
S1.4e Imperial Dress Satin, 99c I'd. 40
inches wide. .,
SSc All Silk MessaIne, soc. 35 inches wide.
S1.98 Satin Crepon Meteor, CSC. SO inches
wide. s.... 49,. w., pn,t,,,
Lace Curtains and Lace Window Panels, CSC
Pr. Store orders only.
l 500 Pairs Nottingham and Novelty Scrim
5000 Yards White and Arab Novelty
Scrims, 10c I'd.
2ec to $500 Laces, 19c to $2.98. Tinsel
and Novelty Laces.
acc to ST 40 Black Brussels and Tosca Nets,
TIC and csc. Yd Tosca Nets in as inch
widths, Brussels Nets in A, 4S and IL inch
widths
S9c-42 inch Silk Dress Nets, SEC I'd.
Central building
Wonen's Fur-Trinmed Broadcloth Suits,
S24.75. Sizes 81 to A inclusive.
Women's Fur Trimmed and Velveteen Suits,
S19.75. Sizes 80 to "a inches.
Women's Tailored and Norfolk Suits,
S14.75. Sizes 80 to "A inches
floor. Building
Women's Newest Fall Skirts, S4.95. Waist
bands % to 33 inches. Lengths 38 to AZ inches.
Livingston street. Central BuldiSS
1898 and $4.93 Waists, S2.98. Sizes SO
and 38 only.
Mercerized Sweaters, $2.96.
Building
Attractive House Dresses, 59c 500 Dresses.
floor. Balcony Building
39c to Csc Stamped and Tinted Centerpieces,
Scarfs and Pillow Tops with backs, 29c to CSC:
49c to 69c Pillow Slips, 39c. All trimmed
with novelty trimmings of fringes.
23c Luncheon Napkins, 12c.
L-E - 49, nreS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
FIRE RECORD.

l2:2S-l5o Nassau ST., 'New York Sun" 500.
2:2S-54 Henry ST. a. Seeker. SIS
s:45-Elevated structure. ID av. and soth st.,
]. r. T. Co.: no damage.
l0:50-2ss Mulberry st.. l. Dononfrio. slight.
II :l5-3i5 ". 69th St. J. |. Walsh. slight
PM
l:2O-3si4 81 av d. schaumlsky: slight.
l:25-7 W. sist St. II. b. Brooks: trims.
2:l5-27s 9Th av., $. Fischer 4 son; trltiins.
5:55-62 Buchanan ST., +. Gormley. rrining
1000 Vesey ST. Evening Post trihins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26

Highest temperature yesterday. 70 degrees
(at l p. M: lowest, IS degrees tat a. M;
average 60: average for corresponding date
last year. 60: average FOR corresponding date
last thirty three years. g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
FAINT MAY KILL CARDINAL
Cotti. Prefect of Propaganda, Falls In
His Office-He Is 81.

Rome. Sept. 24.-Cardinal Jerome
Mary Gotti, Prefect Of the Propaganda
tainted and fell in his Office, to-day
striking his head violently on the floor;
saws the "Idea Nazionale." lie suffered
slight conclusion of the brain, ana
his condition is considered grave. lie
is eighty-one years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the Last
Tven.y-four Hours.

washington. Sept S-The disturbance
over the Caribbean Sea was apparently cen
trail Saturday afternoon Immediately vest or
southwest Of the island Of Jamaica and NOV
ing toward the Yucatan Channel. The
weather f. unsettled over the interior de
trio;s under the Influence Of q disturbance
that extends from Lake Superior southwest
ward 20 New Mexico. and there have been
rains in the upper lake resion. the upper
Mississippi valley the plains states and the
Rocky Mountain region Temperatures have
risen Throughout tho grea, central valleys and
the lake region. while much cooler westhe-
has overspreah the north plains states and the
Rocky Mountain region Cooler weather Is
also reported from New Eng.a The moi
cations are that there will te rains SUNDAY
IA the region Of the Great Lakes and the
Ohio and Mississippi valleys. followed ~
generally fair weather In these districts Non
day. In the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states overcast weather sunday prob
ably will 10 followed by rains Sunday night
or on Monday. In the south Atlantic AMI
east Gulf states generally fair weather sun
day will be followed by unsettled weather
and local rains on Monday. The weather
will he cooler Sunday in the upper lake re
, gion and the upper Mississippi valley and
Monday IN the lower lake region. the Ohio
Valley. the middle Atlantic states and the
Southwest Storm warnings are displayed on
Lake Superior. northern Lake Michigan and
northern Lake Huron.
Winds for Sunday and Nonday-Sorth and
middle Atlantic moderate variable, becoming
fresh south south Atlantic and east CUR.
fresh east probably strong OF Southern
Florida: west Gulf fresh east and southeast.
tropical cyclone apparently central immediate
~ west Of Jamaica and moving toward the
Yucatan Channel; lower lakes. fresh % stron <
south. upper lakes. Moderate 20 fresh south
west. shifting TO northwest gales on Lake
Superior and strong southwest. shifting 20
west and northwest. winds on Lakes Mich
igan and Huron. probably reaching gale force
over north portions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
A Budget of Mondays Savings

iinary offerings tor MONDAY, each OF wmen
sed elsewhere for goods of like quality. We have
s price speak for itself.
Girls Washable Dresses, 59c. $50 Dresses.
in broken sizes.
Blankets, $2.65 to $6.49 Pr. Worth "a
to 70 more.
No0 subway door, IVES, Buiidin.
$3.50 Batiste and Coutil Corsets, Sc.
$500 A. & S. Special Corset, CSC.
$500 A. & S. Special Corset, $l.98.
$489 Handbags, $2.94.
S149O Handbags, $3.50.
$40 to $1275 Handbags, $4.89.
street doof Centre. Cent? Building
Mems and Women's Umbrellas, &c.
Fulton ST. Central Bun;inl
Mems Plain Colored Pajamas, CSC.
Mems Colored Negligee Shirts, SOC. Both
stiff and soft cuffs.
Mems All Silk Negligee Shirts, $2:29.
Stree, aoor, Fulton ST. East Building
Long Cloth, 7Sc. and $l.l9 Piece.
Nainsook, $l.89 and $2.l9 Piece. IL
yard lengths.
soor Livingston st.. East Building.
Misses Smart Tailored Suits, $3.50.
Misses Afternoon Dresses of Serge or Vel
vet, $17.93 and $3.50.
Girls Serge and Smart Novelty Striped
School Dresses, $l.9S, $2.9S, 1898 & $3.50.
Building.
$1.69 Imported Chiffon Broadcloth, S1.29
yard. $500 yards of 81 inch
$1.OO All Wool Granite, 79c. yard. 4S
inches wide.
9Sc Navy Blue Storm Serge, CSC; Yard.
Trimmed Hats, $9.95.
Trimmed Hats, $4.95.
$500 Black Lyons Velvet Untrimmed Hats,
$1.95. v.., ,.,.,,,
Sc Inch Half Silk Poplin, 44c.
0Mikado" Kirnono Crepes, Ice. Yard.
Woven Dress Bingham, SC. Yard. 81
inches wide.
BUILDING
Flannels, &c. Yard. 10 and IL yard lengths.
Skirting Flannels, SOC. Yard.
subway eoor we.,B uitfrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
a No.. ~ .. No.. Hls p. H. :

Forecast for To-day.-Cloudy to-day. followed ~
rain at night; tomorrow clearing and cooler:
fresh south winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
Humidity.

Barometer Heading.
O. NJ. so.sil ?. m. S0-S0s ?. M. so Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26
Forecss, for Special LoeaIitI-s--Esst~n S-s
York and Western PcnnpivanIa. cloudy and warner
to-day. probably followed BY rain; ts-noro~ clear

West Virginia cloudy to-day: tomorrow
local rains and cooler.
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Della
ware. Maryland the District Of Columbia
and Virginia. partly cloudy to-day; to-mor-
row showers and cooler
Western New York cloudy to-day. probably
rain at night. tomorrow clearing and cooler.
Local 0fheial Record.-Tne following ocicisl
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature FOR the last
twenty-fou hours in comparison with the
corresponding date OF last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-26

W. Whh Dftii5s
ssrs y. these things were going for
q o,, mere were fifty different kinds
s,,r. ~ ~ ,aings happening out in the
sss, " ~ the field. The Seventh Regi-
a. li,s ssoer Captain Samuel X. Thorn
,,ssS ~. Ip IN front Of the reviewing
;as.v," ''n their coats off and did set
" exercises. There were also
kjs, ifaolishing Of field hospital BY
eli !. sI p +. Dunseith and his men;
s,s,,' y Battery D, LIST Field Artillery.
y ,ssr sp.sin James E. Austin; com
tsinsn, oy Company c Of the 23d
csk.. under Captain Charles r.
Ssyohet exercise and combat by
xa INa nent Of the list, under Cap
ass ~ T. Rich. and a demonstra-
sssaS.s hr't aid and handling Of
'sasr Ma. q detachment Of the 18th,
Al - s'or Walter c. Montgomery.
sstl.sa - zane time, in an amazing
= 49,. =, soldierly activity, there went
Asrs the erection Of . wire
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
E JE OROzJA!

' WaShingtonu nimajo velikc
skrbi. Nsak dan ic wee sitnosti in
ma vsch stranch So poraiajo. An
gliJa IN Franciia sta prcpovcdali
vSak uvoz aivil V NcmGiio. Nil.icm
hocc S svOiimi podmorskimi Golni
izStradati Angliio; John Bull cd
govarja. kakor INA, pa hoGc ma
Svoj nacin i%zsiliti lakoto ma Mem
Skcm. Modcrna vojna So vodi s
smodnikom. dinamitom, ckrasi-
tom, $ strupcnimi plini. s poplavo.
z ognlcm. ma suhcm. V zraku. ma
mor.lu. pod moricm. Stare srcd-
stvo lakotc JIG tudi modcrnizirano.
Ampak mi smO ncvtralni. Kai
Sc to mas tiGcF Vstaviti nc more
mo vojnc mai SO torci kolicio i'm
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

lmamo pa Sc emo vpraSanje. Ia
odgovor ne bono ravnO sitni. Ma.
posted nam je vsccno, Gee ga dobi-
mo ali ne. Naidcmo ga lahko tudi
sami.
V kakSnem razmcrju je Slovcn.
ska Liga I rcsolucijo IL hotela La
Sale, Xxi Smo jo zadnjiG obiavili ?
Kolikor nam .jc znano, SO ligaSi
g%laSovali IA tisto resolucijo. V
skupni odbor pride tudi cnajst
Slovcncev, mcnda ligaScv. In go
spod frost Sc .ic hotelu La Sale
kuSeval Sc p~rofcsor.icm Radosav-
.ljevitcm, kar ie dalo vsc.i kome-
dill pravi teatralni znaGa.i.
kakO pa Sc vienna rcSoluciia Lii
20 Z Lasallsko rcsoluciio? Ka.j We
liza in kaj lie vclja?
! Tu prihajamo V circuluS Wei
osus, V vrtinec, il katerega nj IL
hoda. Take je TO slopomiScnje ia
vseh koncih in kra.iih, in zakl.ju-
eek vseh zakljuckov jc ia, da .ic
zavcdnemu socialism, vsc TO liga-
stvo popolnoma nepotrcbno. Kar
hi mogla "Liga" dobrcga storiti.
ce bi imcla trdna tia pod nogami
i'll Sc ne hi lovila pc zraku, stori
Jugoslovanska SocialistiGna I've
"a lahko sama; TAXA, kakrSna je.
pa ne DO storila pray mic koristne-
ga, in socialist paG MISC cato ma
svetu, da hi dclali gospodom pa
radarjcm Stafazo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
''Slovenska Liga.'

H. Razmere, V katerih Sc ma
haja sedaj slovenski narod V sta
ri i'll novi domovini, prisilile so
mas, amcrikanskc Slovence, da Sc
zdruzimo "SlOvensko Ligo."
p Namen "Slovcnske Lige''
je Samoobrambno delo Y dosego
kulturne, politicne i'll goSpodar-
Ske samooSvojitvc naroda.
B. V doscgo tcba vabi "Slo-
venska Liga" V svoio organizaci-
jo vsc Slovence in Slovcnke brez
obzira niihov stan, versko in po-
lititno prepriGanjc.
A. NStanovljajo maj Sc cato
povSodi "a Idruicnih drzavah A
merikc in kanadc, kjcrkoli live
Slovenci, %podruznicc "Slovenskc
Ligc."
81 Clauarina "a "Slovensko
Ligo" je najmanjc lctnih soc.
6. "SlovcnSka Liga' vsredoto,
ca Sc Y izvrScvalncm odboru, Xxi
ga voliio podrulnicc 30 svojih pc.
oblaStcncih.
~ lz~vrSevalni odbor s%esto.ja
IL: prcd>ednika, trch tajnikov.
blagajnika in dveh odbornikov.
- /aStopStvo odboru Sc da-
j. tUdi vScm. "SlovcnSki Ligi'
uaklonjcnim taSopisom.
- Glavni blagajnik polaga
~larStino y rokc predsedmika.
l0.) Obcni zbor vrSi Sc 20 po-
trcbah in okoliStinah. najmanj pa
vSako drugo lcto Y meSccu marcu.
krai doloGa odbor.
ID Pravico do sklicanja ODE
mega zbora ina |izvrSevalni odbor.
- IzvrScvalni odbor doloea
dclokrog poSameznim odborni
kom.
Chicago. ILL.,, dine IL. marca 1915.
Delegate Gc,. Brozich. J. ia
ger, Frant Justin. Edward Ia
lish, Rev. Mat. kebc. NJ. Kovac,
Ivan Novak. Rudolf Terdan. =.
Prcdoyich. Frank Sakscr, Rev.
Frank Saloven, Rudolf frost. .Jo-
sip NarSek.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

Slovcncl, brcz obZira ma stan, YER
sko in polititno prepriGanjc.
lmamo torej Sc resoluci.jo. TIA
zaGcnja $ protest.. Xxi ne bodo nj
kogar bOleli. In Steer zaGcnja S
profession, XII izkljucuje IL Lige
vsaj vsakega zavcdncga social.
sta.
Mi poznamo goSpodarsko. poll
ticno, momarhiCno, m%ilitaristiGno,
cerkvcno nasilje. Ampak bcsedc
"ncmSko" nasilie nj Y naScm slo-
variu in ne trpimo, da hi Sc me-
tala zalitev V obraz vScmu naro-
dL Iii Steje med sabo obilo poSte-
nJakov in nash Sotrpinov. pre-
naSaJoGih cnako nasil.jc kakor mi.
Ligi 5 takimi rcSolucijami tudi
ne more pristopiti od%kritosrcen
socialist, kcr Sc ne bO hotel bla.
mirati 5 tako naivno izjavo. da je
ncmSko nasiljc povzroGilo vojno.
Dasi n%oCcio ligaSi biti prcro-
XII, vcndar prerokujejo. da Sc bo-
do pri politiGnem prcobratu po
tel vojni v~poStcvalc praviGnc tez-
ME vSch prizadctih narodov. Vsaj
"a gotovo pri6akuicio TO.
HIM! Ali tudi, ce zmaga vi
ljem? Ali pa, dc st n. pr. VilGck
in Miklavzck pobotata? Nj tudi
noccmo biti prcroki; ampak da
Berlin in Pctrograd zclo kokcti-
rata, mora Slepcc opaziti.
Ampak mai hi ze bilo. 6e hi Sc
goSpodjc zadovoljili 5 tenn. da pro-
klamirajo zahtcvo pc Samouprav-
nj ccloti. Steer hi bilo tudi tukaj
Sc mnogo, mnogo detalinih vpra-
Sa4i, ma katcra ne dajo muzc.jskc
fraze o "svobodi, cnakopravnosti
in bratSyu'' nobencga odgovora.
Ali tlovck hi molGal, dc ne hi pri-
hajali nazadnjc Z nekakSnimi
"spoznavanji', XII zapodc resne-
ga Clovcka ccz hribc tri in dolinc
tri. Zlasti tiste sentimcntalnosti
o bratstvu morajo cloveku po-
kvariti YES TEX.
Hal vraga nam govoriGijo o
bratStvu, XII je Y kapitalisticni
druzbi tako ncmogoGe kakor Viva
riba ma suhcm? Ncmara hi nam
radi natvczili, da DO njihova dr.
Java socialiStiGna,
Mi smo "a ~zdruzenje Slovenccv
in Jugoslovanov. Ampak "a norca
Sc ne damo imeti. &c dozivimo Jul
g~oslavijo, Sc bodo V nic.i delavci
"a vsak koScck pravicc boievali
in nobcn .jugoslovanski kapitalist
ne DO bolt socialen cd ncmSkcga.
madjarskega ali ruskcga kapita-
lista.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
REsoLUcIJA.

Delegate y. podruznic, zbra-
nj pri vStanovljaniu "Slovenske
Ligc' Chicago, Ill. dine Q. in 10.
marca 1915 Little Bohemia
Hall dcloma zastopaioGi slovcn-
Sko-amcriSke drzavljanc in nedr-
z%avljanc, spreicli smo nastopno
RESOLUCIJO:
L. Protestiramo prot ncmske-
mu nasilju in njcgovi %povzro5itvi
>%vctovnc vojne.
> Protestiramo najodloGncjSe
proti krutcmu %zatiranju narodnih
ncdollnih rtcv pc avstro-ogrski
vladi.
b Protestiramo proti ncsram-
MENU barantanju Z naSimi Sloven-
SKIM pokrajinami. ne da hi Sc pri
tenn v~praSalo narodno voljo.
A. ProtcStiramo, da hi bilo Ike
daj naSc SlovcnSko Primorjc, ali
Sploh kak del naScga ozcmlja last
Italiic, ali kakcga drugega tujc-
ga naroda.
Dasiravno niSmo nikaki prero-
ki. vcndar pa "a gotovo pricaku-
jcmo. da 80 izvrSi po tel voini We
hk politicni prcobrat, pri kate
rem Sc bodo vpoStcvale praviGnc
tcznje vSch prizadctih marodov.
"a:G 2shtcvamo:
L. Da Sc zdruzi vse Slovencc.
zivetc Y razli6nih politiGno loGc-
nth pokrajinah Y emo samouprar-
no celoto.
p Da maj vclia zanjo naGclo
svobode, cmakopravnoSti in brat
silva. Ma podlagi tcga:
Spoznavamo, Ola je svoboda
rredpogoj razvoia vsakcga kul-
turncga naroda;
spoznavamo, da jc politicna,
vcrska i'll socialna enakopravnost
podlaga trajncga zadovoljstva
narodov;
spoznavamo. da .ie bratstvo pogo.j
V dosego pravc svobodc in enako-
pravnoSti;
spoznavamo cut bratstva, Xxi
nam vcleva. da Sc mi kot maihcn
narOd zvezcmo ma imcnovani pod
lagi S svoiimi krvnimi soscdi V
Jugoslovansko F~ederacijo.
Chicago, ILL.,, dine 10. marca 1915.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
NASLCV ADDRESS):
r. =
<oos w. 81. STREET. CHICAGO. ILLINOIS
KIDD DO raSiI deIavStvO?

Stare Stranke obl.iubujejo l.jud-
Stvu vSc mOgoGc dobrotc i'm DO
moti. One imajo ncStcte "dobre
lludl, Iii bodo Storili tudeze "a
lJudstvo. lie socialist nimajo ia
XIII dobrotnikov med sabo. Ako
kandidira socialist "a kakSno "a
StopStvo ali jaycn urad, he Una
%obljubiti mic druzcga, kakor da
bo ravnal pc nacelih in programu
svoje Stranke.
Pri ljudeh, XII malo in kratko
mislijo, je to slabo priporocilo.
kdor Jim veliko obeta, Sc Jim boil
prikupi.
Ali &c hi Sc taxi ljudjc malo
potrudili in St vpraSali. kako DO
poSameznik izpolnil Svoie velike
obliube, hi moral spoznati. da i
grajo V %loteriji, katcri St he mo-
re zadeti.
Temeljni nauk socializma .ie ia.
da ne more biti delavSko l.judstvo
reseno do konca dni. Gee Sc ne re-
81 samo. In odtod prihaja maj
veGja razlika med socialisticno in
vsemi drugimi strankami.
Demokrat, republikanec. pro-
h~lbicionist, ~progresist, naciona-
list, klerikalec prihaja in pravi:
"Jaz ljubim ljudstvo. Pomagal
VAN bonn. Storil Van bonn VISA
k%ovrstne dobrote. RcSil Vas
bonn"
Socialist pravi:
'Jaz sem ~posameznik kakor
vsak izmcd Vas. JAZZ nimam wee
moci kakOr Glovek. JAZZ Vas ne
morcm rcSiti. Lahko VAN povem,
cesar SEN Sc nauGil in kar SEM
spOznal. ReSiti Sc morate sami.
Organizirati Sc morate. da boste
motni. Spoznati morate. odkod
prihaja NaSa beda, Vase TRIPLE
ME, Vase stradanje, negotovost
NaSeca polozaja. Povem VAN.
kaj je kapitalizem, kai delo, kai
i~zkoriStanje in odkod prihaia.
Ampak JAZZ nisem far, Xxi zahteva.
da hi mu slepo verjel,. Prepritaj
tc Sc sami. To nj nemogOce. Citaj-
tie casopisc; zanimaite Sc IA to,
kar Sc godi 20 svetu in kar Sc 90
di V VAST delavnici, V. VaSi okoli-
ci. Primerjajte svoje zivlienje z
-~&vljea5om drpgih delaycev. PR
m~erjajte ga Z ~zivl.ienjem kapita-
listov. V~praSajte Sc, koliko je
vredno Vase dclo in koliko kapi-
talistovo. pa kOliko dobite vi in
koliko ostane MENU. Potem Sc
pa Sc v~praSajte, zakaj .ie tako in
zakaj ne more biti V sedanji dru.
zbi drugaGc."
Niti toliko kolikor je Grnega "a
nohtom. ne obljubuie socialist
Ali ce hi obljubOval, ne hi bill
delavski prijateli, kajti Z obliu-
bami hi Jill slepil.
Rockefeller ic bogat MOI in We
hk gospOd. Prcdscdnik Zedinje-
min drzav ie majhna rec V primeri
Z MIN. Rockefeller ie prepriean
svoji velicini. Ali ce kdo mi
sli, da hi mogcl bogati, mogoGni
Rockefeller rcSiti delavstvo, Sc ze-
10 mott. S svOjim denarjem bi
pac temu in onemu lahko poma-
gal, da hi 81 kupil hiso, farmo, no
vO obleko, avtomobil, klavir. Am
pax d~elavstvo je wee kakor sto,
wee kakor tisoc in wee kakor mil
jon posameznikOv. In %rcSitev je
nekaj druzcga kakor pomoc "a
par tednov ali bodisi "a nekoliko
let.
Danes imam lahko farmo in
drugo leto SEN lahkO beraG. Pred
kratkim je V New Yorku umrl
MOI, XII je incl pred par lett mil
jone umrl je takorekoG brez cen
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

Pc Gem maj sodimo "Ligo," ce
ne pc TEN, kar daje sama cd Sc
be?
Zdaj imamo torcj memo usta-
novno iziavo in rcsoluciio pred
Scboj. Prvi vtisk ten dokumen-
tov. Xxi sc pc natanGncjSem eta
nju lie Sc ojaca, ic popolna meglc-
most. Dobra VOLTA gor. dobra vo-
liza dol - IL teh sestavkov nj mo-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

&c viditc clovcka ma ulici. Xxi ia
va cd enc strani ma drugo. vcstc.
da ic piian. Ka.i soditc o Glovcku.
XII tava cd enc strankc do drugc?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

Nobcn socialist ne more pripa-
DAFT dvcma Strankama. To ne stojf
lie V pravilih. ampak ie tudi po-
pomona naravno. Kajti to hi sc
rcklo z emo roko Swat, Z drugo
pa parati, po dncvi zidati, po noel
pa podirati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

&c SO delavec nc briga "a DELAY
sko vpraSanje, kako mu bostc vcr-
icli, da Sc resno briga "a kakSno
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23
Liza.

Odbor "SlovenSke Lige" nam
j. postal sledeGi izjavi:
Slovencem in Slovenian!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

Kdor 81 sam plctc bic. $ katerim
DO tcpcn, ne SINE priGakovati spo-
Stovan.ia.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-03-23

kapitalisticno tiranstvo .ic mai
kaiti IL NIGGA izvira vsaka
tiraniia.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-04-24
tCopyrighs by Harold Mac0rath,
SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER I-Kathlyn Hare, believing
her father, Col Hare. in peril, has sum
moned her. leaves her home in California
TO go TO him In Alfalfa. India, Umballa.
pretender to the throne, has imprisoned
the colonel. named by the late king as his
heir.
CHAPTER II-Arriving in Alfalfa Kath-
lyn is informed by Umballa that her
father being dead she Is to be queen, ane
must marry him. She refuses and is l.,
Ioiaed by the priests that no woman can
rule unmarried. She is given seven days
to think 1t over.
CHAPTER IIr-She still refuses and is
told that she must undergo two ordeals
with wild beasts. If she survives she will
be permitted to rule.
CHAPTER IV-John Bruce, an Ameri-
can, saves her life
CHAPTER V-The elephant which car
ries her from the scene OF her trials runs
away, separating her from Bruce and the
rest Of the party.
CHAPTER vI-She takes refuge in a
rulTed temple, but this haven Is the cbode
NJ O Lon ard she Is forced to flee from Il
CHAPTER VII-She finds q retreat In
the jungle, only to fall into the hands OF
slays traders.
CHAPTER VIII--Kathlyn is brought Ia
the public mart In Alfalfa and sold Ia
umballa, who, finding her still insub
Miuuive, throws her into the dungeon wjsi,
hes father.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1915-04-24
CHAPTER TX.
The Colonel In Chains.

INC Coionei IN ChainS.
The colonel and Umballa swayed
back and forth. Umballa sank tc
his knees and then fought madly tc
rise; but the hands at his throat were
the hands of mailman, steel, resist
less. The colonels chains clanked
Sharply. Lower and lower went I'm.
balla's head; he saw death peering
into the cell. His cry ratified in his
throat.
Not sound from Kathlyn. She
watched the battle, unfeeling as mar.
BILE. Let the wretch die; let him feel
the fear of death; let him suffer as
he had made others suffer What
new complications might follow UNI
Dallas death did not alarm her. How
could she be any worse off than she
was? He had polluted her cheeks
with his kisses. He had tortured and
shamed her as few white women have
been. Mercy? He had said that day
that he knew not the word.
All. you dog! Haven't | prayed
God for days for this chance? You
black caha! Die!"
But Umballa was not to die that
moment or in that fashion.
That nervous energy which had IN.
fused the colonel with the strength
of lion went out like spark. and
as quickly. Umballa rolled from his
paralyzed fingers and lay on the floor.
gasping and sobbing. Hare fell back
against the pillar, grooming. The ces-
sation Of dynamic nerve force filled
him with racking pains and a pitt
able weakness. But for the pillar he
would have hung by his chains.
Kathlyn, with continued apathy,
stared down at her enemy. He was
not dead. He would kill them both
now. Why. she asked with sudden
passion, why this misery? What had
she done in her young life to merit
It? Underfed, dressed In grass,
harassed by men and wild beasts
why?
Umballa edged out of danger and
sat up, feeling tenderly of his throat.
Next he picked up his turban and
crawled to the open door. He pulled
himself up and stood there, weakly.
But there was venom enough in his
ayes. The tableau lasted a minute or
two; then slowly he closed the door,
boited it. and departed.
This ominous silence awoke the old
terror IN Kathlyns heart far more