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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
R~ESoLUCIJA BREZPOSELNIH

V Chicago 50 imcli brczpoSclni
dclavci Shod Y West Side Audito-
rjum I'm 50 tam Sklcuili sledeco
rc>olucijo:
"AmcriIki drzavljaui, uGkdaj
pono>ni, 81 Scdaj odkazani na
kuhiujc IN JUNO in ma kruh milo
seine. latm morajo trepctaic in
p%rczchajc staff v dolgih vrstah.
takajori ma dar vbogajmc. Ia
NtaVa. Isl jr uckoG vihrala mad Svo-
bodnim uarolom, vihra Scdaj mad
marodom heraccy. Mi, brczpoScl-
nj, niSmo izgubili Svojega moStva.
Della zahtrvamo in vztrajamo ma
Svoji pravici. Ola povcmo 10 Y dvo-
ranah i'm ma ccStah. Maj zadonc
GLASGOW brczpo>clnih, Nepotrcbno
jc govoriti . d%ovoljcnju policijc
~ parade. Policija ne da lacnim
dclavcem nobcnega dovoljenja.
Sila kola lomi' Sila uStvaria Silo.
Mi Smo ljudje.'
R~cSolucija 81 poSljc mcStncmu
Svctu.
Mrs. Medcz cd mcStmcga odbora
IA b%laginjo prayi. da jc Y Chicago
S"dai ~najmanjc 100000 brezposcl-
nth. med mimi 22'.s75 zensk. V
tenn pa MISC obSczeni tisti. XII so
priSli cd zunaj Gcz limo Chicago.
q 24S tvrdkah poro6ajo. Ola
lmajo IA 1862 dclavccv mani
kakor uormalnih cash
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
SUHA ALABAMA.

y Montgomery Ala, D~oroGaio :
Obc zakonodajni zbornici sta V
6ctrtck, II. j%anuaria, sprejcli IA.
kon. pc katcrcm DO Alabama cd
30. Junija 1915 dale Suha drzava.
Noditclji prohibicionistov pravijo.
da hoccjo doScGi rcaliziranje osu.
%Sevalncga zakona tudi tcdaj, &c hi
GA hotel guvcrner vctirati.
V zbornici poSlancev jc glaso.
valo ~ zastopnikov "a zakon. 81
proti MENU, V scnatu pa &c IN in
Q proti.
V pondcljck jc naStopil novo.
izvoljeni guvcrncr Charles Hen.
dcrSon Svoj urad kot naslednik
O'Neala.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
UMRLJIVOST MED PIVOVAR.
NISKIM DELAVSTVOM.

Stcvllo smrtnih SluGajev jc bilo
lam med pivovarniSkimi dclavci
Skoraj cnako kakor prejSnjc lcto.
LAM jc umrlo 736 uuiiSkih Ella.
nov, lcta 1913. jc bilo naznanjc-
nth 732 Smrtnih Slucajev. Poraz-
dclJcni 50 ma 1872 unij ; 5000
clam. Ma vSakih 1000 CLANCY oct
pada 10 Smrtnih Slucajcv. Glavni
Vzroki smrti SO bill: T~ubcrkuloza
l55 Slutajev, srcna uapaka So.
%rlutnica 70, nczgodc -. bolczni
obiSti in ictcr 80. rak "a Sluca
Jcv. Razmtcga .ic umrlo % ella
nov IA vodcnico. - IA z|clodcnimi
%bol"lnimi, II "a kap.io, : "a rev
matilmom. I "a vuctjcm Slcpica.
Is CLANCY jc Storllo samomor. /
st bill Wmor.icmi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
CLOVEK IN VoJNA.

NaslcdnjO znacilno sliGico jaw
liza "k0nigsbergcr lIartungSchc
Icitung":
Do prvih hiSic VAST f.. so doSpcIc
obstranskc ~patruljc. docim .jc bila
glayna armada ze dalcG Sprcdaj
Posamczen jezdcc Sc pribliza ko-
cariu Cir. ter pride tudi stano-
vanje. GoSpodar Sc ic skril. Rus
zahtcva kruha cd zcne, Xxi ic bila
sauna navzoca. Icna princse kruh
ter ga postavi predcnj ma MILO.
PRAY hoGc ruski vojak namaza-
ii kruh S sirovim maslom, Xxi mu
ga je zena obenem pOnudila, ko
vstOpi ma grozo matcrc domac
otrOk V soho. Strmi V Rusa. on Sc
smchlja. Mic Sc ne zgodi. Kar
vstopi drugi - tretji, cetrti in
peti otrok. Potcm pride Sc Sesti
- sedmi in osmi otrok V soho
Vojak odlozi kruh. Ozira Sc zdaj
po materi zdai pc otrocih. potcm
po kruhu i'm sirovcm maslu, Xdj
Sc, da je g%anjcn, Sole Sc mu "a
iskrc V oGch. Morda misli ma svo.
10 rodovino.
Naenkrat vStanc. odrine kruh,
sirOvo maSlo in :hoa, Sc ore Sc
enkrat s solznim oGesom pc Ste
vilni rodovini in odidc. n" da bi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
T~UBERKULOZA MED BREZ
POSELNIMI.

lzmcd brczposelnih. XII so zad-
MO ncdcljo dobili Y prcsbitcrian-
ski cerkvi Y Jefferson Parku V
Chicago hrane,jih ie bilo tez 300
tuberkuloznih. Upravnik bolniS
mitnc cerkvc jc deial, ola hi Sc
jim moral odkazati prostor Y boil
mlSnici, ne pa Ola morajo tckati
pc mrazu "a Skorjico kruha.
Toda V okrajni bolniSnici baje
nlmaJo prostora zanje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
NOV SOCIALISTICEN SKOF

Amcrika jc zelo pobozna deze-
la. vSaj ma zunaj; in memo kapi-
taliSticno tasopiSje bclezi vsc
cerkvenc dogodkc Z vclikim zani
manjem IN kolikor mogoGe obSir.
no. no jc II. pr. Wilson ukazal
zuanl m"litvcui dan, hi So jc tako
StraSno poncsrctil, da So .je po
nJcm Vojna razSirila, so prinaSali
vSi vcliki casopisi danuadan po-
bone motive.
Ali 10 .jc pred par tcdni umrl
vSled nekc nczgodc Skof Spaulding
Y Utah, so odpravili to zadevo S
kratkimi noticaml. Skofovska
smrt .jc zanje STEER vclik dogodek.
kako So lahko opiSujc oder, ma
katcrcga ir bill polozeu, pa pogrcb
l. T. It,, q Spauldingu Sc pa nj IL
rlacalo vcliko pisati. Ia Skof jc
hll uamrcc - socialist.
Ma mcSto tcga moIa jc priScl IA
Skofa Paul Jones. I'm zdaj poro
tajo. da jr ,i>ti dan, ko jc nastopil
Svojo >luIbo. uazuanil SocialiStic-
an Stranki >voj priStop in jc bill
tudi sprcjct.
/di 81 torcj. ia gre "a social.
Ntituo Skofijo i'm da jc jlau>tvo pri
Noriali>ticmi >tranki prcdpogoi IN
Ia SkofiiSki urad.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
IZGUBE CoLoRADSKE YOU'VE.

kapltaliStitno tasopiSjc ccni
izcubc, XII Jill je povzroGila vojna
Colorado, Ma oscmnajst miljonov
dolarjcv. Sest %miljonov so izgu-
bill delavci ma placah, Sest milo
nov pa so znaSali "sploSni vojni
s%troski', MANFRED vsakovrstne IL
Cube tistih ki so bill udelezcni i'm
tistih, hi 1--WE prizadetem okraiu.
Svojih Sest miljonov upajo kapi-
taiiSti dvojno in troino nadome-
stitl Z cncrgiGnejSim izkoriS6a-
MEM, "a drugo Skodo jim pa nj mic
mar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
JEKLARNE v GARY ODPRO.

" Gary, Ind. prihaja poroGilo
da hodo ondOtnc .jcklarne, V kate.
rih So zc Fri meSccc nc della. dine
:. fcbruaria odprtc in da So zacnc
Z delom. Razuntcga zacnc obra-
iovati scdemdcsct nadaljnih koks.
nth peel in Stirjc plavzi "opcn
hearth. Najprci bodo sprcieti lc
TAXI delavci, Xxi so ze tam dclali
Bajc do dine s. fcbruar.ia vse tai
nice, Stiri polzevkc. 90 "opcn
heart" in $50 koksnih peel V
obratu.
Cas- hi bill, da hi Sc Ia napoved
uresnicila. Tekom zine so Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
PETDESET BOMB.

II Trcntona, y. j.. poroGajo 4
DIN" g. ianuarja:
PoIiciia j" naSla danes 80 dina
mitulh bomb 5 podzigi V Hist Ival-
la Gabricla. - lctncga prcbivalca
italijanskcga della mcsta. Policija
ie iskala po italijanskcm okraiu
cd pOndelka, ko Sc ic bila naSla
ncrazpoccna bomba Y ccrkvi Sv.
Joahima.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

vSet, ker hi jo drugaGc zabranm
IN p~rcganjali. &c jo po trpe, in
te to agitatorji vedo. tedaj jo mo-
raJo %lzvrSeyati po ualogu vlada-
ioGih krogov.
NavduScni avStrijakanti pa vi
dijo, kaj Jill taka, ako zmagata
Ncmtija in Av>trija. I'm lahko Sc
V~cScle.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

kriz tamosnii kaplan Karel Va
lcnta ustrelil uGitcl.ia Arnosta
Coufala 2 namenom, da ga umori,
a ga jc lie tezko ranil. Takoj nato
jc kaplan ustrelil samega sebe.
Zadel sc je v glavo in JIG bill takoj
mrtev. Vzrok groznega Gina so
bill baje osebni prepiri.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
BOGASTVO V R M

Pc zadujcm izkalu ic Illinois
najbogatciSa farmarSka drzava v
primer Z drugimi. Farme V Hi
noiS 50 vrcduc 1905. 32l.075 do
laricv Ma drugcm mc>tu jc drza
Va Iowa, katrrc farmar>ka vrcd-
most Maia 3.145 S6O.544 dol.
Ia primerjanic sluzi sledcci
prcglcd, Y katercm oznaJujc
vcdno prva Stcvilka prcmicno IN
oScbno poScNt, druga farmarSko
poScSt. trctja pa vrcdnost pridcl.
kov:
New York Sll,l31,77s,9l7l3-
Sl,45l,4>l,i95 1869, $4,000
Pennsylvania S6,+74,227 1872
S1,253,274.s62. S2.626.7 600
- Illinois 50, ass, 946O 49.15 -
S3,905, 321, 075 - 1919, CIT. 900.
Ohio $6,473,O39 ,37s.12 - $1.9O2,
694,2S9 - Sl.437, $4,000. Mas
sachusettS S5.479,279, 693.12.
T226,iI4,025 - $1,490. $40, 900.
Missouri $l,156.476,990.1 IL. - 81
O52,9l7,4 ASS - $574,11l.00O
Michigan $2,07S, 694, 400. ID ST.,
0SS, S5S,379. - 1865, 100, OOO.-ln.
diana 1851, 602 ,077l2 - 81, 500.
l35,2s3 - S579,075,O00 - Wis
consin S2,99s, lS7. 705, Ii. 81
Alb, Is, 7S5 - $40, SOC, OO0.-Iowa
1855, 5,S59.13 S3.745.S 500.
544 - $259.23S,0 900.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

parkrat razpoSiljalc vcsti o obnov.
lJenem dclu Y Gary, ali doslcj Sc
j. vedno izkazovalo. ola 81 bile
ncrcSniGne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

kaj rekcl. cd tod jc sci k veliki
sosedni hist vodcG svojcga konja
oh uzdi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
B%ODOCNOST AVSTRIJE.

-
II politiko, mora patti ma VISA
njena znamenja, tudi ma tista. XII
Sc he kazejo oGitno ampak Sc yea
ST cello trudoma Skrivajo. Ma la je
treba pravzaprav ST. najbolj pa
ziti.
Ma podlagi takih znamcnj Smo
re pred nekim caSom izrekli, da i
ma Nemtija, ako zmaga V sedanji
voJni. pOscbnc namcnc Il AvStrijo.
he sedaj JIG vidcti, da jc Avstrija
V popolni odvisuoSti cd Ncmcijc.
DaSi je sauna ma vSch koncih in
krajih V najvetji stiski, .jc mora.
la dati Nemtiji vojaStva IA boz
prot Franciii in Belgiji. CLAY
no beSedo Y avStrijskem voiSkova
nju ina ncmSki gcnoralni stab, V
politiGnih vpraSaujih pa nina Av
strija Sama sploh kaj reel.
Bila So pa tudi druga znamc-
MIA, Xxi 50 kazala. da hoGc NcmGiis
dovrSiti dclo, XII "a j. pritcla L.
VoJno Icta lN66. Takrat jc Slo "a
to, da 81 zagotovl PruSijl in dina
still lIoheuzollcruov uadvlada V.
NemGiji. Ia to ic bilo trcba H.
rlmti ANStrllo n \cmSko Ivczr.
$ pruSko zmago Sc ic To dose
Clio. Leta ISL. pc lmogI mad
FranclJo. Sc Je uNtauoNllo ucmSko
ceSarStvo IN Hohcuzolicrnl 50 po-
stab kaJzcrli.
Ldal M wee ucvarnoSti, ia bi
PfiSia NaNaha drUgn NIadar>ka
'a"'iI,J" It" PRIV" h''N'o. luoi nan
>ourSN' No"N'rc,lc' - III wee pa
IT, lako lie III oilo "a fruSlJo n"
oeilega vHroka wee da ne IN lole-
Ia prlpoJl'Ne ANNtrlJ"' : clh'r hi
"ooiid o"Prlo POT Go ''aurahSKe
ga, III &c III n'Ia Hrnlla uhlc'na'
'uul 10 rgeJSNega mora.
hekil Nlho, Ga rkSiStlraJo taxi
IL" rtl' Ill |udJ uoplNalho pottdi-
10 u" s'railI' OF ka'ef' ID ga blll
~aP!d' ndJ''"ilJ PrlcaNoNall'
LJuplJahSNl klerlkalm Slove-
nee j. 'SeSNoIi aNS'rlJSkl Inst.
10 raz'aga prc"NS'm hJegoV kIe-
rihaii%eh'' nj una haJmogo'h"JSo
"as'i'o ' NNS'rlJ| All cello l"
s' y ",'''N' ''v,' NJ "
"'Nc'' '''''N" Z"
'''t Po."
Maksp" ''Jo 1T
P
iooa ko 'ece TOXIC >loVanSk'
NV I'd N'"No NNs,r'I' III ilapspur-
~aho'' no ~ouhala!o Neuho now
~siotaisN' NoJaNi ia ooj'Sea' GA Sc
'otiJ' ~" ',''>'S"o po"ociios' Nv
S'riJe III s'aN" hapSourskc hise'
sc naJu'Jo ia haSo N'!lN" ZaioSt
iJuuJe' nj sn'eJ" jaNilo Ill heoNlra-
no aeoNarJ lhiSti' ga st po DO
Ju proStoVoiJho onrecenlo apSo-
i"'hi neooNlNi'oS'' -\NS,rlJc Ill VIA
ua'SA'nisc Ter Vt "~"ooNo'J''"o u
'os'' N, ~ '""I' H.""J PoS"'","
tx .oI &C.. n
i,a NJ;
stn;;o maI Ictnn
'
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opIa'"Jc"' .".,'"',riJN ''"S'oP
nr;5oLmioma 10 ,.LaIa
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
CESKI SOCIALIST IN
VOJNA.

MIA oscbno man L. y mcstncm
syctu praskcm = olirom -, ,o IL,
ic parliament zanr, IN -. morr
tam goyoriti podal izinvo Ii So
glasi:
~ ,.i ~ro,ror.l; l.. .
kog, roJn - nosan,a 1a,...
m,ri n.ro k,nli, vol" nn,n
TuJi Stain. ,'L
5ivIi,r; 80 ,.,n u,,n nm.
tib miIiopo, !. m,ih.n ndIon,oI
i'm mali n,roJi So 49,: ~; nani oL
>oirri L Woo; .,,titoy ,o,n li.,.
l. sod,i ,o. .,.ot ,,hamn =.
ma ob sohi o~1rmlU,n L..
5r,,, Ii u,J,io na sol.
ui,m cosu i,rn,J,o ,.5Ia IN n.I~.
yI.Ju. \;.r,o i'm, ;.ou;L.E =,
So i'm me- iloribIicro \ai bo ma
IA usoda TAXA ali TAXA. me- ilrub.
ljamo poguma nit IN trrnutck
amnak trdno i'm GyrSto nolpi loI
pania iu ojlocuos,i rri5aku i.mo
ralvoia Prctrcsrui oIohino
>yoi, duS, ,mo p vs,m svoiim
miSlicuirm kn y>taiomu I'M Ic.
gamo K poGitku pri n,il.n.
SEN cvctu uaseoo narodo nri
uaSih yoiakib Iii 80 ,,ruy,;,
Il yso kar linn !, biIo drayo M
>vctu. odSli. dn t,Sto dodo vSo
kar imaio >y,i. ldr,vio .,o;.
udc. Syoio kri \cEc>o y, >mn
dol5ui nanrom uiim Ii lin, ,ud;
oh ormrniu tonoy mo i,,;niaio
nred oIi silk. >youb draaib
ncCcSa >mo i'm Jol5ui mi L; ,mo
oStali dame, i, L,Lin, ,,ni.. /;
so iih o>tavili IN - uiibov. ~
trokc ~ uiihov. 5.r. unbovo
.,o,:. ,uL.,.
hono 5,,",. l.; -; ..I.. ;.Ll
Ii ill.,; , .I.
holo:;r. L.I.n -; .%.1:i'D II
ia III J. ne mogh III morall noSltl.
nr;Jo ,ono, "a. In
pflde %opct cas-, da utlhneJo topo-
VI III i''I'ralJezc. ko oo Solncc mi
viz nol;uLl;.Io ..o;n''; .",
Pp'I"''J"'o I"rN' no.
,o''''' No I'D R'opoNln pam"
N ' "''S" ~|'>'J'"Ja' III
'o,'O "',' S'''''"''J >P"'''"J"
J'' ""'"'' u "" '""'"" Eau
NsU'"' '>'oPSN'e' CIT"
" - "'""i'>ll Pi''dN"J'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26
KAPLANOV NAPAD.

IL Nemskcga broda ma Ceskcm
iavljaio, da je blizn.ii obGini Sv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-01-26

Socializcm ~potrcbu.jc liudi, k
znaio misliti s svoio glavo.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
CAMPBELL. TO JUDGE
EATON FOWL EXHIBIT

EATON, o., Jan. 23.-All arrange
ments practically are completed for
the sixth annual Great Western Ohio
Poultry Show, which opens here Mon
day morning in the armory for a
weeks run. The show will be con-
Quoted by the county poultry associa-
ton. which last year adopted the above
name for the exhibition. The show
will be held in the armory, same place
as last year
Secretary Ora Overholser states that
indications are that there will be fully
one thousand birds exhibited in the
show this year The entries close
Saturday evening.
T. Nj. Campbell of Darlington, Ind,
will be the judge, and will make the
awards.
Among the coveted prizes that will
go to winners is cup donated by ex-
Governor James M. Cox and valued at
$50
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
GRANDMA NEVER LET
HER HAIR GET GRAY
Kept her locks youthful, dark, glossy
and thick with common garden
Sage and Sui phur.

When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can
tell, because it's done so naturally. so
evening. Preparing this mixture,
though, at home is mussy and trouble
some. For SO cents you can buy at
any drug store the ready-to-use tonic
called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound" You just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at time. BY morning
all gray hair disappears, and, after
another application or two, your hair
becomes beautifully luxuriant. You
will also discover dandruff is gone and
hair has stopped falling.
Gray, faded hair, though no disgrace,
is a sign of old age, and as we all de-
sire a youthful and attractive appear
ance, get busy at once with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur and look years
younger.-adv.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License,

Notice is hereby given to the citi-
zens of the city of Richmond, Wayne
county, Indiana, that we, the under
signed, being duly qualified by law to
receive the same, will make applica-
ton to the board of county commits
sioners of Wayne county, Indiana, at
their next regular term, commencing
the first Monday in March, 1915, for
the grant of a license to sell intoxl-
eating, spurious, vinOus and malt
liquors at retail and in less quanti-
ties than five gallons at time. and
permit the same to be drunk on the
premises where sold, and for permits
sion to conduct a lunch counter on said
premises in connection with said liquor
business for the period of one year.
The precise location of the said
premises upon which we shall so make
application for such grant of said IL
cense to retail said intoxicating liquors
is as follows:
Being a certain front room on the
ground floor of certain three co
story brick building on the west half
of lot number fifteen in jeremiah
Cox's addition to the city of Rich
mond, in Wayne county, Indiana, said
room is about Is feet wide and about
1872 feet deep, and abuts as does said
building upon the north side OF Main
street in said city, and is known as
Number 408 Main street in said city,
said building is between Fourth street
and Fifth street, and is in the Second
ward of said city of Richmond.
JOHN f. CONLEY.
CHARLES E. MATTHEWS.
(ian23-1t)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
ELDORADO, OHIO

Mrs. Ed. Bunger was called to Men
de, Friday. on the account of the Sc
rious illness of her brother, David Coo
vert.
Master Joe Colvin spent Saturday
and Sunday in Greenville, the guests
of P. l.. kimmel and family.
Lonnie Coovert and family and
Chester Emrick and family spent Sun
day with Ambrose Mcclure and wife.
Miss Nellie Arthur spent from Sat
urday until Monday with friends at
Fountain City, Ind.
Evangelistic services will begin at
the University Church, Sunday, Jan.
81, and will continue over the next
Sunday. The pastor will be assisted
by the Rev. Ira G. Mclaughlin, pastor
OF the Springfield church.
c. f. Beck has purchased a new
automobile.
c. Fl. Stayton purchased Ford
touring car at Brookville last week.
Mrs. II. Wellbaum went to Gratis
Monday to remain with her daughter
for couple of weeks.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Denzil Hill of
Gratis, a baby girl Sunday. Mrs. Hill
was formerly Miss Aida Wellbaum of
this place, and an employe of the Bee
office for three years and half.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-01-23
By r. r. HOPKINS.

The most sensitive, delicate and
easily injured of the human system
are the nerves. These never can be-
come so accustomed to incessant
strain as to escape injury. That which
is unpleasant to the system is always
and so far as the sense of hearing is
concerned, discordant noises always
are injurious to the nerves. The yell
ing of steam whistles, the noise and
honking of automobiles, and their in
sane, running on the thoroughfares,
the hiss Of steam pipes, the rattle and
clash Of wheels on stone or brick Gov
cred streets, especially the rolling
stock that is about worn out and sec
ond hand with flat wheels, the clangor
Of bells, the bowling Of hucksters, keep
up a condition in which healthy ner-
vous system Of natural strength and
sensitiveness is impossible.
There is not one of those agencies
that is not suppressed more or less
completely in most of the cities. In
Berlin wagons are not allowed on GER
tain streets. In Paris any car load OF
rafting material must be fastened I'M
til it can not rattle. Munich allows no
SpCSidl AoILAC OA oil CCI Col D. LII AlAd-
delphia church bells have been held i
nuisance in certain districts by judi
cial ruling. Steam whistles are forbid
den in nearly all the large cities of
this country and most of the noises in
our advanced stage Of civilization are
utterly unnecessary.
Suppress Noise.
Clocks and watches are now SO
cheap and plentiful that steam whis-
ties and bells to denote the time are
useless. Why should not all useless
noises-and nearly all are useless-be
suppressed? All antagonistic condi-
tions to the infant at home, the child,
adult, in the school house, in the bust
ness places shuld be equalized, preju-
dice and haughtiness in governments
in any institution or organization
should have for its motto, Humanity
and Reason rather than topursue the
present system Of budding hundreds
Of the unfortunate under the same
roof, where every sight, every sound,
every association is Of depressing
character.
There is nothing curative in the
yells of the maniac, in the shrieks Of
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Noises Hurt Nerves
Hopkins Suggests

the amputated, In the groans of the
dying. A consumptive can never get
we'll as long as a sepulchral cough
comes from every room in the build
ing. The dyspeptic will rather be hast
ened to the grave If he meets a skin
covered skeleton in every corner or
at every turn in the street. The moral
as we'll as the physical atmosphere
should be general and pure and life
giving. Everything to elevate, nothing
to depress.
Other Cases.
There is not one cubic inch Of pure
air within four walls 1t is a familiar
fact that one by one of family died
until window glass was broken in the
winter. and the keen sighted physician
forbade its repair and there were no
more deaths. and the remnant soon re-
turned to vigorous health. There is an
odor as we'll as local condition about
every hospital which threatens death
to the invalid who is long exposed to
it. Our physicians frequently noticed
during the civil war that the number
of persons dying in the rude buildings
erected on the battlefield was far less
than among those sent to the general
presented themselves to the surgeons
during the Crimean war.
The Boer war with the English and
the Japanese with the Russians proved
that when the wounded were scattered
among the huts and novels by the way
side, they recovered with more promp-
titude and with greater frequency than
when sent to general hospitals. Pro-
Vided with all comforts and facilities
like these ought to make an impress
sion on every intelligent person as to
the value of free admission of our
door air in promiting recovery from
all diseases which humanity is heir
to. Air exercise and sunshine are the
representatives. as we'll as curative
agents in all diseases Of whatever
kind, especially on the nerve centers
There Is general warmth in the sun
shine, a vitality, life-giving energy
never found in any form Of artificial
heat.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Vacuum cleaners, new de-
sign. Fifteen other good sellers. Big
profits. $40 weekly easily made. No
curiosity seekers need apply. Staley,
Box 939D, indianapolis, Ind. 23-1t
AGENTS-JOY-O, new cleaner. Just
out. 81 to Sc daily easily made.
Profit 200 per cent. Used by mechan-
les, women in the home, everybody.
Cleans garments, carpets, autos, etc.
Fine for toilet. Guaranteed. Sample
can 15c. Particulars free. Joy-O
Chemical Co., Dept. A, Toledo, o. 23-1t
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WANTED

WANTED-Ladies sew at home. good
pay. Send stamp. Work sent pre-
paid. King Mfg, Co., 1431 Broadway,
New York City. 23-1t
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WANTED

WANTED-Sober Industrious married
man for farm work. Reference re-
quired. Address Farm Hand, care Pal
ladium. 1S-tf
WANTED-House and lot, $1,000 to
$4,000. Address A, Palladium. 21-3t
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Fire in a Pennsylvania coal mine
was extinguished by explodig dyna-
mite in the airway, the conclusion
blowing out the flames.
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Live Wires of Richmond
n
HARNESS AND LEATHER
GOODS

Spring time will soon be here. Now
is the time to have your harness made
to order, buy your harness from the
and save 5 $$$$$ and
have them made the way you want
them. Every set Of harness guaran-
teed. Harness and collar repairing a
specially at
BRICKS HARNESS STORE,
500 Main Street.
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To EVERY
Palladium
Reader

This directory will appear BIZ
weekly during the entire year.
It is the Palladium's desire to
call the attention of it's readers
to this directory. For your con-
venience you will find under the
different classifications many
representative firms of Rich
mond.
What does this mean to you
and your business? Your name
under this heading will reach
thousands of Richmond people,
as well as placing you directly in
touch with hundreds of people
who come to Richmond, making
this their trading center.
An ad in the Palladium is a
good business getter. Largest
paper published in the Sixth
Congressional District.
For further information ad-
dress:
Live Wire Dept.
Richmond Palladium
PHONE 1866
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