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The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
G. H. r. WILL DECORATE GRAVES OF DEAD,
49,. WHILE CANNON ROAR ACROSS THE SEA

The goth day of Nay, 1868, is desig-
mated for the purpose of StrestIng scith
floucrs or othertIse decorating the
sravcs of comrades srho died in defense
Of their country during the late ,ebeilion,
and 1rhosc bodies noe lie in almost
crcry city, siIldse and hamlet church.
ward iu the land In this observance no
form or ceremony is prescribed, bit
POSTS and comrades sriH, IN their oan
aov. arrange snch fitting services and
testimonials of respect as circumstances
Permit. From General Orders, No. IL,
issued BY Maj. Ger. John A. Logan.
cornmander-in-chiefo of the Grand Army
of the Republic, May 5. 1868.
When the nation bows in mourning to-
morrow in the forty-eishth annual Me-
mortal Day ceremony. its grief will be
deepened as il looks over the silent grave
battlcfields of Europe's great war. For
thai reason, tomorrow's ceremony stands
out with special distinction.
President VIII speak.
The voicins of the country's grief will
be at Arlington when the President Will
deliver his memorial address. In nine
other cemeteries in tine District the desls-
Mating order of Gen. Logan will be car
ried out by the G. A. r. Other speakers
at Arlington VIII be Secretaries Bryan
and Daniels and Gov F. b. Willis. OF
Ohio
The exercises at Arlington will
be opened at noon with a salute
by the Third United States Field
Artillery. Three separate programs are
to be carried out one i'm the amphithea-
ter beginning at ! o'clock. where ffeSi-
dent Wilson is to speak: another by the
United Spanish War Veterans at the
monument erected by the Colonial DANES
Of America to the dead of the war win
Spain. and a third in the dedication or
the Maine Memorial.
The G.. 4. r. veterans VIII form IN
parade rank at $50 O'Clock AT Grand
Army Hall They will he escorted by
battalion from the District NauonHi
Guard Officers will be capt. John MIG
dleton. chief marshal: Maj. Frederick s
Hody.or. Byron w. bonney. and W. H.
Roach, aides The parade will he led by
the United States Marine Band and the
Old Guard First Lieut.. +. II. COOK. com
manding score of q. A. X. posts ana
Army and Navy Union garrisons Will
participate in the parade. The line al
march will he: Pennsylvania avenue
south OF Treasury. north on EXECUTIVE
avenue to n street. cast to Thirteenth
street. south to B street northwest from
where a special train of electric cars Will
convey them to Arlington.
Procession in Cemetery.
,. ,.o,,,a,-,,
The PROCESSION, III ~ $500 r,,,,
comprising meiiioers oi 'ne n,aar 50
of the Repuoic. woman n' ~,
Daughters OF aus 49, So
q. A. X. Legion vi Losa ~
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
STALIINGS NOW ON SICK LIST.
Leader Of Brave. May Re Out for
Some

E'stUu. Mass Ma, .. The world. CHAMPION
HravtS rtchahly will r witho't th, guidance If
Manager .i;rnEc T Stailin.a for some days He
vas confined t. his roam Yesterday with m
: amt htcre'l to h. drr mastuidltis A surgeon
" IN Cssmiuv tuzlaN
Csnl John u. sEEcrs. who has neon at his home
Troy. y Y recovering trm broken ankle
;. nc. is cAISrtcd hCrr to take "a, ihc managerial
rcins irucrou. Hr i. able t" g., about On
rrntrGrs
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
Fed Naenates sstiaaed.

Chcaco. Nay 9.-Dsspite the fset that the us
baseball ssasoa to dsts has len nos O. ies disas-
trous from . financial point Of New. President
Gilmore and his sssceiates se loud in their
declaration that the redfrsi nagnAtes are s.tisasa
ard that there VIII DO 10 et-up. evea though the
bad weather and poor sttrsdanes eoatinuea
To-day In the redk.l Leae.s thew .has been posG-
ponsment After pnstpousaeus until toiays she>k
shovs . loo d tAk1SR csseesed unss with =.
seasst vsaEha = ~ - osss
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30

rected a strong counter-attack against
the French trenches dug across the mid
die of the village
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
Jack Hayden I. Released.

Louisville. sisy 3L-Jsck Haydn. manager Of
the Lsussitie Anesican Association team has been
rs3s.sA On Tie ground that be he'd mot Eade
I'D. His succsser b Era Aidki6, The third
The Washington herald., 1915-05-30
GARRIsON's MISSION SECRET.
Secretary at War in Phiiade1ph In
His Visit Mystery.

Philadelnhia. MAY cH.-SeCrctary of Wal
Garrison arrived in this city early TO-DAY
and is staying al the BeIlevue-Stratford
Hotel His secretary refused to state the
reason for tho visit at this time.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
STATE RAILROAD
SUSTA|NS SELF
AFTER HAVING BEEN LOSING PROPO
SITiON SINCE ITS BUILDING IT
is NOW IMPROVING.

Austin. Texas. Sept. 1.-The safe
railroad, after having been q loSiny propo
sition since It's construction SIX wears agn
l. now practically on a ~elfeu~taining basis.
according 10 q. II. lluddle~ton. general
manager of the road. The line cxtend>
from Palestine to Ru>k. 33 miles. and In.
never made operating expenses. MIR. ilud-
dleston believes the road within one wear
will be making money. One year AGO N
was loSin. $1,000 monthly IN operation.
but tor the same month this year the los
was approximately 800, de-pte advers,
b~usiness conditions. The road J. now gel
ting more unbound tonnage and reachln.
out for more. The employees wages also
nave been increased. Mr.. Iluddlc~ton saws.
to conform with those paid by the big rail
roads of Texas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
CANNING COMPOUNDS ARE
DANGEROUS TO HEALTH


Washington ID. 4. Sept. 1.-lnforma-
ton has come To the department that
the canning season has brought the us
ual demand on the part of housewives
for salicylic acid and boric acid. These
preparations are sometimes sold ia the
form Of powder under various trade
names and are recommended b. the pro
moters for use in preserving canned
goods in home canning. In the direction
for use the housewife i told To fill the
Jar with the fruit or vegetables. cover
with water. add a %teaspoonful Of the
preserving powder. While II il true that
these compounds may rciard the decay
of the fruit or vegetable il is pointed
out bv experts of the department th7t
their use NAV be attended by serious dis
tnrbanceS Of health. Salvcylic acid i
well known A. a poisonous substance.
and one Of the evils which may accom-
pany its use is arrangement of the H.
g%estion. Ii is therefore plain that its
extensive use in food may MAY lead 10
disturbance of digestion and health.
The Federal Food and Drugs Act
prohibits the use of harmful pre>erya
tives in foods that enter interstate com
mercc. The food law Of nearly every
>tstt III tHt union lOGiiltiS the SHE MtII-
IN the state Of foods that have been pre-.
served with harmful substances. Nei
Their the Federal or State food laws M
ply 10 foods that are aimed in the
home and consumed there. IT voulI
seem. however. that the housewife would
not knowingly use in the foods She pro
rIdes for her family. substances thai She
could not use in foods for sale without
1 IAl tf.Aw IL. -
stances are lnJRtious IL health.
Fruits and vegetables can b. KEPT IN.
definitely II they are Stcrilizcd ~ heat
and properly sealed, and there is no rX
cnSc. IN the opinion of the experts eff the
department. for running amy risk bv US
ing preserving powders. which NAV he
injurious ~ health. The use Of such
powders ~ addition 10 the possible ia
urN I" health encourages unclranl, or
careless work IN canning. Reliance i
pin ed IN the efficiency of the preserving
ompc1nd instead OF unon cleanliness
and heat.
me department has issued bulletins
hat give specific directions for the prr
serving AMI canning of fruits and vcr
tables without The use of PRESERVING
n"wderS or canning compounds. These
1hilciiiiS may hr obtained without epSt
rom the Department If Agriculture
N~pllic;fiI"n Shrrld hr made for Farmers
hhilciln. M 3E' on tanncd Fruit Pre-
serves and ~.lcllirS. and No. .12l on can
ing Tomatoes at Home and in club
Work. AIS" forms y X - Y. Il. ~ Y
!. = and \. Il 81 y. Il. - of the Onirc
y fNien*icn Work. North and West
States Relations Service
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
SUB TRADCERS
TO BE SHOWN
FOUR ARMY LlEUTENANTS WILL
MAKE MISUNDERSTANDING TRIP
FRISCO TO HAWAII.
Especial 10 The Herald.)

49, -
San Francisco, Sept. -Four lieu
tenants in the United States Navy have
thrown down the gauntlet To the tradu-
GERS of the United States submarine.
The Navy Department has granted them
permission TO attempt an epoch making
voyage of 2.2O0 miles from San Francis
co TO Hawaii. The submarine fiotilla
is being prepared for this long trip.
which will determine whether the claims
Of long cruising away from their base
Of supplies can be substantiatcd. The
officers who are anxious 10 be of in
their under sea craft are Lieut.. j. '.
Ogan. of the K-7. the fiotilla commander:
Lieut.. j. q. Chew of the Ks, Lieut.. j.
J.. Gliding of the KI and Lieut.. j. Ill.
Lewis of the KS.
The long journey will he undertaken
this month. The submarine will endea-
vor to make the long run unaidcd. with
a unreplenished supply of fuel oil and
without outside aid to their commisar
les. For approximately two weeks, the
ships company Of - officers and men
aboard each of the submarines Will live
i'm the cramped. restricted quarters Of
the little under water boats. with no
exercise save an occasional turn ON the
small sea swept deck when the weather
permits.
The submarines that will make the
voyage are of the Holland type and are
the latest word in submarine conStruc
tOin, with the exception of the bigger
vessels now being constructed. known
as "sea going submarines. The boats
are to be stationed ~ Honolulu a. 4
new division which will bring the Ha
waiian submarine defense up 10 two III
visions. The X boats are approximately
100 feet long over all. IL feet in the beam
and 800 tons displacement. The boats
are capable Of making 1T least thirteen
knots hour after hour. day in and day
ont. They are equipped with the Diesel
oil burning engines. for uSc in surface
cruising. These engines eat up - gal
Ions of fuel every hour ii i figured
that each vessel will carry over i.2Gd
gallons of fuel
The * boats of the Atlantic fleet made
recently q long RIM without assistant
from Kew West Ia New York. Officially
the X submarines are given a cruising
radius of 1000 miles. which means that
although they have heretofore been re.
stricted to coast defense duty. should the
need arise they could traverse this dis
lance without rcpleni>hing fuel Rut i:
has become known recently that this
class of craft is capable of even greatcr
radius.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
Forest Preservation
Is Urged By forestry
Experts In he East

Francomia. y. H.. Sept L. Forestry
perts from The Eastern STATES are gather
ing at franconia Notch for the annual
conference on preservation Of the forests.
The meeting viii open tomorrow. a total
"A -. OO0, 900 has been expended by the
United States. at the rate Of two millions
n year. IN the purchase of l.250.00 acres
of land. OF this area, practically 20 per
cent l. in New Hampshire. a forest reserve
destined to safeguard and perpetuate the
stream flow of four Of New England
mos, important waterways. The foreSierS
will endorse the movement To secure
further government appropriation of two
millions a year for the next five years. 10
carry out the original project. for ii i e.
timated that New England alone needs an
additional million acres.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

imports and a large gain ia exports dur
ing july ANA the ! months ending With
luiN. 1919. when compared with those
periods of last year. July imports tn-
tailed S~ll3G99.G2G this wear. against
HlI9,6I1.2gl "a year ago. July exports
were the largest ever recorded far that
month. being for This wear -.GI .nIN 800.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

Merchants and Manufacturers association
were iu uUr-r into one organization here
to-day. IIr ICONS ulidatrd a-~orintinn~ will
hereafter wv known A. the Dallas Cham
her az Commerce and Manufacturers a.
-nriatinn. III IN expected the membership
nIlI hr POGO.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01
1915, IMPORTS. EXPORTS
AND the TRADE BALANCE

Washington. y. g.. sept. L. Figures
made pubit' by the Bureau of Foreign
ali Domestic Commerce. Department Of
Commerce. show i slight decrease IN
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

And many a man in this world expects
his friends Ia do more Tor HIM than he
is willing to do for himself.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

\ recently patented steam cooker can be
used IN connection with a residence radia-
tor.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

compared with ~Sl5ti3>9l7 for July.
1911. and ~iG01G0.1 1> for July. 1872.
NJ hen Ihc month made Y new high rcrrrl.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-01

Dallas Organizations Are Merged.
tly Associated Press
Dallas. Texas. sept. 1.-The Dalil-
Chamber of Commerce and the DaIIa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
ORGANIZACIJAi

To pa bono tenn bolic opraVili.
elm moGnc.iSi bono. Take vclikc
rcci kakor proStor Y prcoSnovani
Evr"Pi. So ne ~pribcraGijO. Nsak
dan mas uGi Y najraznovrstnciSih
boiih, da 81 .ic zanaSati cdino ma
svojo moe. Use drugo .ic prazna
pcna.
&c bonn" moGui. smcmo upati. Ia
bono kai doscgli kolikor ba
pat naSa moe |zalcgla. &c 81 zaua-
Same ma MIDST c%arir> m kraiicN.
bono gotovn prcvaricni. kdrr pa
pozna vsai nainavadnc.iSc raGuu-
stvo. mora raZumcti. ia bomoV IN
tcrnacionali ma vsak naGiu moe
uciSi. kakor de- smo oSamlicni.
PRAY zadn.ii tasi nam kazcio. da
Slovcnsko dclavstvo Y Amcriki To-
ra2umc. \aSc GlamStvo Sc mncii.
now klubi 81 uStanavliajn To ic
Stvarno dclo. XII pola"a cdino trd-
no podlago. ma katcri ic mo"occ
zidati. I'm k.icrkoli imaio naSi So
drugi stikc i'm kai vpliva ma dru-
gorodnc dclavcc. mai ga izrabiio.
da iih tudi ~privcdcio y organi2aci
10. Potrchna nam .ie zaradi Evro-
pc. potrcbna nam .ic pa Uudi cara.
di Amcrikc. Kaiti tukai i'm tam :"
zablcSGi Svoboda takrat, kadar bo
dclavstvo dovoli moGno. da razic-
~" ohlakc ilkoiSjania i'm lati.
rama.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
SPLOSNI POLITICNI DOGOD
XII IN ZANIMANJE
SOCIALIZMA.

TUII mi Sc lauimauu "a ia ,pra
SANTA. in uajhrl. bolt kaknr ,,ci.
ma tistih. Ia hi 81 Idaj uajraiSi pri.
..cIali Slnvcu>ko t~uhoiuicn ual...
Stu kravatr okror ,raiu Cd ha.
doc.h politicuih Kramer y Eyrup,
hodo odvi>na muogovrStna DELAY.
silva vSch uarodov ;, ticoca vpra-
SANTA. Socialism ui uoh,na fan.
tazmagoriia iu uo opcrira l. unb,
mimi ucvldnimi u,hcSi Gihari -
mora ma zcmlji. iu ; tenn racura
Ma razvoj >ocalilma So do>lrj
vpliNalc razmcrc iu hodo vplIyalc
uadaljc. Razumc 81 lurcj. da g..
nam bile nailiuhSc tistc ralmcrr.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
socialism, JE UNIVERZAL.
NO GIBANJE.
kdo ne hi razumcl trga j.

kdo nc bl raIlimcl t"ga.
Socialism mora prcmagati Syc-
town. kapitalizcm y kcuoshi 81 ,r
more uStanoviti socialiStitua rcpj-
blika. doklcr ic YES Svct kaptali-
stiGcn.
&c zelimo zmago Socialilma. -
limo tudi IA nicgov r%azvo.i Pc vscm
Svctu elm ugodnciSc po"oic: uu
ker ;" bo Y Evropi vsled Sedanje
vojnc marsikai izprcmrnilo. jc "a
mas prakticno v~praSanic More Ii
socialistitma Stranka Stvarno kai
storiti Y tenn oziru?
NaSi narodn.iaki vidijo Same iu-
goSlovansko v~praSanjc. Mi vidimn
cello RADIO vsakovrstnih vpraSaui .
med mimi j. tudi iugoslovansko
Nj pa cdmo in magari ola mas
zopct kamnaio-tudi nj najvccjc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
ENAKOVREDNoST.

&c ubije dclayca pri delu. ie
naJriSja Svota, XII Sc izplaca ME
cow druzini "a odSkodnino. $500
d%olarjcv V nckaterih drzavah
>p!oh mi odSkodninSkcga zakona
: tlSojcrih >lutajih jc treba "a
par contoN proccSiratl lcta i'm lcta
la pog"Ntoma povScm brcz u>peha.
Pred kratkim ic sodnija nckcmu
rravmiku. Hi ST. j. pr vozu.ii ma
l%rlcznici tako poSkodoval, da do.
Diva vtaSi cpileptitnc napade.
prisodila $3.50 dolarjev odSkod.
nine.
Gotovo mu ie ne zavidamo. Am.
pax znaGilno ic to: Scle % DELAY.
sixth zivljenj ic toliko vrcdno ko.
Ilkor zdravie cncga advokata.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
KADAR GRE IA DELAVSTVO

lllnoiSka legislature ie vedno
tcmcljita. Okrog dveh mescccv jc
potreboyala, da ic izvolila svoie.
"a bcScdnika: &c hi bila To dclo hi.
trcjr opravila. hi 81 bila samn Sc.
hi zdala p~ovrSna.
/da.j ina Y dclu zakonski ma
crt q oSemumcm dclovniku IN zen.
Skc in o omejitvi otroSkcga della.
Y odScku 50 bill zaSliSani razni
ljudjc, katcrih st titc namerayani
zakon. Tam so nekc zcnskc vpra.
Sale ~tovarnarje, &c morejo ute.
mclllti kakSnc ugovOrc prot re-
formi. Fabrikanti so molGali.
kljub tcmu pa, da nj navidezno
nobcnc opozicije proti Zakonu, je
bill zaradi ''temeljitosti' odkazan
poscbncmu pododseku.
Cemu? Tako dclo nj mic druze.
ga kakor l~avla5enje in nehote Sc
zbuja Gloveku sum. da hi nckatc-
ri gospodic n~airajsi p~ripravili IA
Ernu ~pododseku grob.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
SOCIALIZEM 81 MORA GLADI
I'll POT.

RcSitcV tcga i'm vSch pudubu.h
vrraSamj hi bila y ~intrrcSu soci
alizma, kcr hi odstranila nokolik1
Zaprck 2 njcgovc poti. zlaSti aku
In So rcSitcv v.icmala Z naGclom. Xxi
ga .lc Intcrnacionala H. davno pro-
gIasila T. naGclom ncodvisnosti i'm
samoodloGcvania vSakcga uaroda.
Bio hi wee kot otroGic miSliti.
da nam princSc voina kai >ocia-
LIMA; razrcdni boil Sc bodo po
tenn straSncm Spcktaklu pooStrili.
ne pa ublalili. Nclckapitalizcm bo
absOlutno in rclativno okrcpGau.
Ogromnc Svotc, XII Jill vojna pozi-
IA, 81 Stckaio u kapital. blagaj.
ne, kar Sc g~oSpodarSko miCuic. 50
pa mall obrati Noiua poSpcSuir
process kapitaluc kouccutraciic ~
@" pride. kakor miSliiu uoka'.yi.
ia ali ona industrial po voiui y
drzavnc rokc. bono imcli opraviti
Y monopoli drzava kot dclodai."
lc pa napram dclavStvu tudi ka-
pitalist, s katcrim .ic razrcdni boi
cnako ncizogibcn kakor : privat-
MIN kapitaliStom. Razlika ic IT, ia.
da ina politiGna moe prnlctariata
ma drzavo dircktnciSi vpliv kakor
ma pr%ivatncga kapitaliSta
Ali &c So to izvrSi. ne bono tar
mali. kaiti izpopolnitcv k|apitaliz-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
MEXICO CITY NEVTRALNO

Nlada Zcdinjcnih drzav ic po-
dala raznim mchikanskim Via
vladam. to ic Will. Iapati in Car
ranzi predlog. mai So proglasi
glavno mcStd "a ucvtralcn pas in
y BODICE tam opuNtc boil. S tenn
miSli Amcrika tuiccm. katcrih ic
y Mexico City okrog 25.OOO. zago-
toviti varnoSt. Villa in Zapata sta
u izjavila, da SoglaSata : prcdlo
gom. Tudi cd Carranzc pritakuic-
Jo pritrdila. Y tenn sluGaju hi So
n"vtralizirala tudi z~elcznica il
Mexico City V Vera Cruz.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
SENZACIJA IN PREVIDNOST

Da 81 r. >cdaj mcSctari "a kuli
Sami, j. gOtovo. Toda obzalovanja
vredni SO 6itatclii. XII vcr.iam,io
vse tistc "miStcriic'. katcrc iav-
ljaio prckaujcni korcSpondenti
Svojim li>tom kot pristine rcSnicc IL
tabcrnakla tcga ali omega dirln-
mata. Gotovo nj diplomacija >mc
tana vsc modroSti; all taxi h,ncl
vendar MISC miniStri in poSlanik..
da hi iZblcbctali vSc. kar zcli ia
ali oni reporter. &c pa katcri kai
zatrobi Y iavnoSt. .ic trcba dc>rt-
kratnc prcvidnosti zakaj namcr
n%iegovc vcsti .ic tcdai gotovo skirt.
Kai hi So bilo morale r. vsc zgo-
dit. cc hi bill lc maihcn del takih
SkrivnoStnih porotil rcSniGcu, \
krakovcm hi moral biti avstrii>ki
nadvoivoda karol Stefan iZvolirn
"a poljSkcga kral.ia Italia hi bila
y volni kot ~zavcZnica AvStrijc: l.
tailId q. hl,oN yaiH: pot .N"Jri-
il: Italia hi brcz voinc lmcla
Trrutin in Trst Bolgarska hi biia
V boiu : Srbiio, ampak Bolgar-ka
hi bila tudi V boiu ) TurGiio. to-
rel zavcznica Srbijc; BolgarSka hi
bila dobila kos Macedonia in 81
.liStrijo; Holandiia hi bila Y zvrz'
Z Anglijo in hi bila Y wei 4 Ncm-
clio i t. d., i t. d. - vsc ma podlagi
vest IN naiboljSih viroN'.
Diplomatic barantajo: 10 j. nil
poscl i'm Scdai j. obilcu kai 81 ku
ha. bono pa takrat zvcdcli. kadlr
-hO mia nOgrnicna.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

)" bI mogocc. da hi .Jue|o>Ioyaul
r Amorlki Sploh kai storili IA bolt
50 politltno uSodo JugoSlovauoy y
Amcrikil
Nd"r 81 rcSno zanima "a polite
nee pr"hlrmc y starr domovini ina hi
rad kaJ N,oril IA Nth rcSitcy. ),
mora prcdyStm prcdioiiti To vpra
SAME. kaju graditi 81 mora Use
"d trmclja iu 2 glavo Skoki zid ;
m s. uohcu boi uSu,Suo doyjS.I
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06

Sil' ma zmagOVita stran in kolikn
odpornc moCi jc oStalo naSprotni.
Tcdai BIO mogocc Spoznavati, tc Sc
b." sklcpal mir ma mcdnarodui
k%ontcrcnci, kako bo Scstaylicna i'm
kJc bo lascdala Ia k~onfercnca. ali
bodo vojskuioGc drzayc same med
Sabo, ali bodo n~cvtralnc draw u-
dcIrzcn", ali ho kdo oficiclno po-
SrcdovaI i t. Il. In tcdai bo mogoc,
tudl nrkoliko bolic occniti, "a kai,.
Snc mtcrcNc poidc pri tenn barau.
tanju.
M"dl"m pa mi mogocc me- Iru.
zega kakor opazovati. kar me- lal.
tcva nobcucga hrupa iu Sc q irr
vcliko boIic opravi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-06
UKRADENA SLAVA

AmeriSki Spekulanti L ljudski.
mi duSami nimajo nikogar takO Y
Gasti kakor "evangeliSta" Billy
Sumdava, kateremu hOGeio poma-
gait ne lc do ogrOmnega denarja,
ampak tudi do slave. &c hi bila
lie polovica tcga r%cSniGna. kar pri.
poveduje o MEM bohneGa rekla-
ma. hi to moral biti Glovek. ka-
krSni prihajajo lc 30 enkrat Y
s~toletiih ma svct.
Ali tn glaSovitoSt more impOni-
rati lie povrSuim ljud"m: Gc Sc
Billyicva l~cnialnoSt malo popra-
ska, pa zaziia izpod ME vSc kaj
druzcga. NcwyorSki list ''TimeS''
jc malo priSpodobil govor, kj ga
u incl "prcrok" Y Beaver Falls.
Pa, dine y. maia 1912. I nokim
govorom glaSovitcga S~vobodomis.
leca Roberta %IngerSolla. I'm TO pri.
mcrianje jc pokazalo. da Sc Bill
lvlev gOvOr od bcscdc do bcSede
vienna Z Ingersollovim. ker pa nj
verjeti Y cudea. da hi bill sveti
duh vdihnil "apoStelnu' ravno ia
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RAHLoCUTNI "ZAKONODAJCL

Y drIa"ni zakonodaji V Spring
1el"u VI ir vlozcn zakonski ma.
crt. XII hotc prepovcdat klctvc.
Svobodna Amerika Sc razvija,
NtaSi so bill Amerikanci ponosni
ma SvoJo modcrno vzgojo, XII IL
kljutujc patroniziranje in protezi-
ranJe. To Sc tupatam Sc vedno ia
ko bcdasto pretirava, da 81 sine
najzanikrncjSi smrkavGak dovoli-
Ii vSakO brczobraznoSt napram
cdraslim liudcm. Ampak odraSlc
hotcjo vzgajati pc korporalSko -
5 samimi prepOvcdmi in policiiSki-
mi gorjacami.
Ce ne hi bilo V ameriSkih Scgah
nobene drUgc SurovoSti. kakor
Scmpatjc kakSna klctcv, hi Sc to
Sc prctrpeIo. Toda olika Sc srloh
ne utcpa ljud"m 2 zakoni y glavo;
"a to hi bilo trcba r. drucih >rcd
>tcN in boil zgodaj hi bilo trcba
%zaGonjati.
I'm vtaSi so goSpodjc zakouodai-
ri tako brc2 glavc. da res mcnda
ne vcdo, kai dclaio. Kako pa mai
farii povabiio Billy Sundaya
Chicago. &c ne SINE klcti?
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