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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07

Prince Leopold of Bavaria. to whose
army was accorded the relatively easy
task Of the actual occupation. will be-
come the military Governor, 1t is said.
In reference TO him the German news
agencies say to-day that while the iu-
.crs of the Allies are fclicitating each
other, this veteran of the war of 1866
and 1870 is in the field
The new incident of the war to-day
is the capture of lvaugorod. which was
expected. \ wireless despatch from Ber-
lin tonight Says that Gen. Won Wuyrsch
won the city by a very shrcwd strate-
gem lie massrd his troops and pontoou
bridge material and trains opposite Noyo
Alexandria On the Vistula. This town
- To- IN" south Of lNiugurud, but ~
the Nstull flows TO tn" north they were
to travel with the current
The demonstration at NoVo Al"Nandrit
caused the Russians to throw their hest
troops and reserves into the latter town
10 defend IT. Whercupon At night twenty
heavy pontuOu trains, all covered with
straw and loaded down with troops,
foatcd down the stream. At lvaugorod
the engineers speedily threw their pom
toon bridges across the river and the
bulk OF the troops, who had marched
down stream, rushed across on four
bridges and cucirClcd the town, cutting
off the railway TO Warsaw.
There was no hope for TIA" town there
after. for. according to pctrograd des-
patches, its brick forts could not hope
To withstand bombardmcut from the
modern giant guns. II Is not stated
whether many Russians were captured,
hut it is asserted that all food and mu-
ntions had been moved out of the town
during the days Immediately preceding
tho attack.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-07
Investment Indicated.

The German operations of the last
twenty-four hours with the exception of
those AT lvaugorod have shown nothing
significant, The operations IN tourland
continue, with the Germans still moving
toward Dvinsk, and Riga preparing for
the worst The investment of NoyO
Georgicvsk Is indicated in the opera
tions Of the northern forces. but there
is no word that the Petrograd railway
Is Yet "ut. The statement SAYS
In Courland, in the vicinity of Popei
northeast of roniwessi, and near
Kowarsk and Kurlle, northeast OF
Wilkomierz, cavalry fighting took
place. and went in our favor.
ON the Narew front, south VT
Lomza, in spite Of stubborn resist
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

GUS, unsigned message asking him to
be at the railway depot at a certain
hour, to meet the train. And he had
gone, to find Jim fremont waiting
there. Jim was passing through on
his way to California, he told him,
and he had heard he was in that part
of the country. Did Will know that
his father was dead and he was the
sole heir to $5,OOO,0OO? He had bet
ter write home quickly, because ev-
eryone was searching for him, and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31
Rode Slowly Down the Valley

he had only heard Of his address by
chance.
81 suppose you'll be back east in
week and holding out at the club
said Jimmy casually, as he shook
hands and said gOOd-by.
It was that that made Will think
he had really changed. How could
he associate those elusive memories.
which he had almost forgotten with
this life that had taken. possession Of
him?
He thought of Norma Gale, the
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-07-31

- W. -E5SS'E
Copyright by w. G. Chapman.)
Its never Will Thorpe"
'That you, jimmy"
The two men gazed at each other
in half creduIty. Then:
How you've changed, WiIl!' eX-
claimed the fastener.
81 guess Pm wearing clothes that
I wouldn't have cared to be seen in at
Harvard or in Boston," said Will
Thorpe, smiling at his friend.
81 don't mean that, " answered jim
my fremont. cts its well, I
don't know just what it ISL
viii Thorpe thought about his
friends word that evening when he
was alone in his cabin on the noun
tainside. Had he changed during his
three years in the West, beyond the
mere physical appearance? He was
inclined to think he had. Certainly
his tastes seemed to have altered in
many ways.
Will Thorpe had been sent west
three years before. He had been an
idler and eXtTavagant; at last his IA
Their, who had always dealt with the
boy harshly, refused to assist him
further unless he entered his iron
foundry and settled down. Angry
words had arisen and in the end Will
had packed his suitcase and gone
west with S1O0 in his pocket.
His sweetheart, Marion Vansittart,
had scolded him for his decision. She
had reminded him, petuIantly, that
she could neither marry a poor man
nor wait forever. He had kissed her
and told her that he would return
with his fortune made. And for
few months she had written. Then
her letters became shorter and less
frequent; finally they ceased alto
gether
It was more than two years since
he had heard from her. And grad
ually the new life had woven itself
about him and he had ceased to care.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Force Lumberjacks
To Take Weekly Baths

ST. PA6I. MINI, Feb. 2S.--Debate on
bill requiring all lumber men of north
crn Minnesota to provide bathtubs in
all lumber camps. for the ''cditication
end betterment OF lumberjacks and
their conditions thereto CONTINGENT
was made the first order OF business in
the legislature at o'clock this after
noon. Debate Is limited to six hours,
with a vote this evening.
Senator Dick Jones, the youngest leg
islator in either house. and the man
who worked as u telegraph operator
when he was thirteen years old Is the
author of the bill In case of the fail
ure Of this bill. he threatens to intro
duce one demanding that all lumber
jacks Of northern Minnesota bathc once
weekly. He lives among the lumber
1acks in northern Minnesota.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Says Girls Are Beautiful
As Angels, Silly as Geese

SPENCER. H.. Feb. 23.-The Rev.
Melville +. Osborne. pastor Of the local
Methodist Church. in a sermon on How
to Be a Good Catcher" likened life to a
baseball game. and then urged more
seriousness on the part OF young wor-
shippers.
we ministers have to preach to girls
as beautiful as angels and as silly as
geese. There are some girls and some
young men in Spencer who II they had
a serious thought would have a head
ache for a month. Giggle. giggle. giggle
mothers and fathers Of the future"
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Obtains Divorce From
Former Washington Girl

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 23.-Judge b.
D. White. Of Portsmouth. signed a
decree granting an absolute divorce
to Or. Frederick L. Benton. U. s. NJ.
from his wife, Aletta Thompson Ben
ton.
Mrs. Benton asked for a divorce in
q suit entered in 1907 in the supreme
court Of New York. She charged a
statntory onense, put !ns case wa was
ing to effect a reconciliation entered
suit here in 1914, charging cruelty
and abandonment. Mrs. Benton filed
a cross suit. alleging abandonment
and desertion. The court held that
the wife and not the husband was
guilty.
Mrs. Benton was formerly Miss
Aletta Thompson Of Washington. She
married a Mr.. Glover and was a wild
ow when she became the wife Of DR..
Benton in 1905.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Bluebird Sighted,
Seems Like Spring
Balmy Weather in Washington
Makes Many Think Winters
Backbone Is Broken.

News that the bluebird, which was
orVen away by the blizzard of 1899, has
returned. has brought gladness to
the hearts Of Washingtoniar,p.
Desplte the warnings of the weather
man. many believe spring has really
Robins and cardinals sometimes make
mistakes In their weather calculations.
say the close observers Of nature, and
leave their winter homes in the sunny
bluebird. >'o
The balmy weather of the last few
days has led many to think of spring,
ana some have even said that the back.
bone OF winter had been broken.
for with one OF the first canal boats
to arrive from Cumberland came the
gladdening news that the bluebird had
been seen. Not one. but q pair of them
was discovered. it is stated, Just above
Glen Echo
In the marshes around Analostan
island frogs are singing. shrubs are
begin ming to bud in the parks. and down
near the river two small boys were seen
digging Fishing worms, eager to try
for the first catch Of the season.
Showers are promised for tonight and
tomorrow. and no cold weather Is re-
ported to be in sight
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

at Mazatlan; Gla-
cier at Guaymas: Utah at Guanta-
namo: Connecticut at Guasanayabo
bay: Rhode Island at Guacanayabo
bay: Denver at san Francisco; San
Diego at San Diega; Hannibal at
Punta Gordo: orion at Philadelphia; !;
North Carolina at Alexandria: Ben
ham at Key West: Des Molnes at
Port au Prince: Petrol at Mobile:
Jason at Bristol. England: Proteus
hal: Cincinnati at OlongapO: Yank-
ton at Santiago de Cuba: Yankton
at Guantanamo: Tecumseh at Nor
folk: Celtic at Port au Prince: Cas-
tine at Key West: Nero at La Paz;
Annapolis at Mazatalan.
San Diego via M'sdaiena bay: An
napolis. from Guaymas for Mazat-
Ian: Cleveland. from MaEatlan to
sea: Warrington from New York
yard for Guantanamo; Connecticut,
from Guantanamo for Guacanayabo
bay; Denver. from Marc island for
San Francisco; Cyclop from Hamp-
ton Roads for Guantanamo: Hector.
from Bremerton for Horolulu: Han
nibal. from Cape Graciasa -Dios for
Punta Gordo: Tcnopah, from
Charleston for Key West; Dcs
Moines, from Port au Prince; Chat
tanooga. from Saline Cruz for Aca-
Olongapo; CUMMINGS. from Guam
tanamo for Santiago de Cuba; Oscc-
ola, frcm Tunas dc tsaza for Guanta-
namo: Kansas. from Guantanamo
for Guacanaya bo bay; Rocket. from
Norfolk for I di n Head; Denver.
Tonopah. from |" rnandina for Key
West Benham. from key West for
Guant" ma 70; Annapolis, from Ma
zatlan for La Paz.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
BROKERS HOLD FEW
ORDERS ON CHANGE
Reluctance Among Washington
Investors Manifest-SmaII
Trading Done in Bonds.

Brokers on the Washington Stock Ex-
change today held few orders. the same
reluctance being manifested by the in
vesting public of this city that obtains
in other financial cities as a result of
the strained foreign relations.
The market that developed was con-
fined principally to the bond list.
Washington Railway and Electric pre-
ferred was tho principal stock in de-
mand. nifty shares being disposed of at
Sc, the price that has recently prevailed.
Tho only other stock transaction re-
corded was three shares of American
Security and Trust at $50.
Potomac Electric Power consolidated
5s led the bond market. 1900 worth he
ing traded in at 99k. The other sales
included a $500 Washington Railway and
Electric 4 at slA and $500 Capital
Traction 5 at 1864.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
WAR NEWS SENDS
N.y.STOCKS DOWN
Prices Rally AttsY> Opening
However, Resulting in sev'
eraI Fractional Gains.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-Happenings In
the German war zone having caused
the accumulation of a number OF SELL
ing orders. the stock market opened
very weak today. but later rallied
slightly, resulting In fractional gains in
several Of the most active issues.
The market appeared to be very nerv-
ous and buying orders were limited on
a scaJedown. The professional element
that has controlled the market for sew
eral days. was inclined to wait to see
what might develop from the destruc-
ton Of the freighter Evelyn.
After having declined rather sharply.
the leading issues shortly before noon
developed a steadier tone. Reading.
after dropping to 140st, moved UP to
141k. Union Pacific. one OF the leading
internationals, having reacted to n6's.
q decline Of IN points. recovered. and
Baltimore and Ohio, which touched the
new minimum Of 65. showed slightly
more strength.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Wholesale Produce Market

EGGs-Nearby fresh. .5c per doz.: South
ern, 2ic per doz.
CHEEsE-New York. new. 16ho per lb +;
fiat. l6iac per lb
BUTTER-Elgin print. SAC per lb: tub
"SG per 10; process: 26a2'c per 10.
LIVE iOCLTRi-IIens. 1SRlic per 10.
ROSTERS. i0c Aer lb.: spring chickens. l7d1Sc
per lb. live 1urkeys. l7ulSc per lb
LIVE STOCK-FeaI calves. hest 9alOc per
10; heavy snst5c per n fat sheep, Ah4
VE:GETABLES-tQuo,at tions furnished by
TAYLOR Wade Potatoes, sl5O per barrel !:
onions. 9cc per bu.: SIS per sack; cabbage
Sloo per hundred lbs; lettuce, s3.56q4 90 per
basket: beets. 90 per 100 bunches
DRESSED PoRk-Small. 91ac per lb.;
medium 9u9isc per lb:. heavy S4iSi2c per lb
Receipts OF eggs light and market brisk
Receipts Of calves heavier and market
easier.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
LOCAL AND NEW YORK FINANCIAL NEWS
New York Stocks.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs e.
Co.. members of New York Stock Exchange.
Hibbs Building.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Local Sales.

Washington Railway preferred. O1ss.
American Security and Trust Com
pany. 342S0.
After call-Washington Railway As,
$JO0QS1h.
Potomac Consoldo ted SIS. $1,000 1914,
81 .O0Ona9I4. s1,0OtN99l4. $I.GOOd99i4.
Capital TT action SIS, $J0Odl06h..
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Winsted Correspondent
Declares Spring Is Here

NEW YORK, Feb. 2s.-Therc Is no
record to the effect that Diogencs ever
swung his lantern in the streets of
Winstcd. Conn.-famous wherever tele-
graph wires are strung as the home
OF the most truthful correspondent Who
ever sent In a space bill-but, listen!
All In the same day, and from Win
sted:
OF bees. buzzing! One swarm of grass
hoppers, hopping!
Add to this the temerty to announce
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Child Eats Doll: Dies.

ROCHESTER, Mimi, Feb. 23.-Mattie
Hagen, Ave, is dead. as the result Of
swallowing dolls leg at Christmas
time. Surgeons found the leg had
lodged in one OF the child's lungs
and could not be removed.
Nothing was known of the accident
when the girl was first stricken and
she was treated for pneumonia at her
home
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Caillaux to Appear
On Field of Honor

LONDON. Feb. 23.-1Joseph Caillaux.
former French minister Of finance.
whose wife was acquitted Of the mur-
der Of CASTOR Calmette, editor of lie
Figaro, after q sensational trial which
came to an end shortly before the Eu-
ropean war started came to blows with
Senor Eduardo Burnay. son Of Count
Burnay, after an alteration in Lisbon.
according to a dispatch.
The fist fght, which occurred at the
entrance to the International Hotel.
was stopped quickly. but a duel Is ex-
pected to follow.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Appeal to King Alfonso.

MADRID. Feb. 23,-King Alfonso to-
day received a deputation OF Influential
Galatians. who begged him TO use his
influence for terminating the war
The Washington times., 1915-02-23
Bigger NAVY for Spain.

MADRID. Feb. 23.--Parliament has
the construction in the
next six years of four cruisers, six
torpedo boat destroyers, twenty eight
three gun boats, and
eighteen coast defense vessels, aside
from the acquisition of a quantity of
submarine mines and the repair Jocks
and construction works at Serrol,
CadiZ, and Cartagena.
The Washington times., 1915-02-23

at usual space rates that Firth avenue
has spring hats ready to ship-C. o. ID.
and you have ~.
Either spring In here or else afore-
said truthful correspondents wife has
come out ffat-footed for one Of these
spring hats.
There lie a chance that Diogencs
passed up Winsted. and there Is an
other one that T. 9. places domestic
peace above reputation.
Anyway-it's a little bit OF spring.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
LAHKO ZIVLJENJE MA ZEN.
LII MA JUGU, XII JE POCENI.

StlrideSct akrov obScgajoGa far
ma V ArkanSasu in Louisiana VAN
da ~ziyljcnjc takoj 5 poGctka in
prlpravi vam pot do ~bogaStva. lie.
she druzbc YAM ponujajo zcmlio
Xxi ic poSckan gozd po Sl2. Ito STA
aker. Ia zcmlia obrodi dvakrat y
letu. Nstanavljajo e uasclbiuc
|tujcrodnih Judi Pridrulitc Sc va
sim rojakom Y cni tch kolonii I'm
poStanite naprrdni. L malo svoto
lahko pritnctc. PiSitc Sc danes mn
l.. VI. Allen. p. +. NJ. Rock Island
Lines, Room lis La Sale Station
Chicago. Ill. lAdN
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
CUDNA PRAVICA.

V primorskem Trlicu (Mon
%falcone) so ustanovili vcliko la
liodclnico. XII j. bila deloma pre-
meScena IL TrSta. Y kratkem ca
su So je podjetje, XII ie subvenci-
onirano cd avstrijskc Wade, zcio
,aAsiiv. Easj T& 80 "a ncpado
ma Zaprli.
Slovenski listi pisejo o tenn
"Dclavec Ivan TuSar, rojen V
Trstu |. 1890, nj hotel It'll Ma de
10. katero mu je ukazal izvrsiti
delovodja ~Spacapan, III STEER n.
ladii, XII Sc grad; rajsi je pretr-
pei, da ie bill odpuScen. To jc bilo
10. febr.. Dne %. fcbr. Sc je pc
ljal dclovOdja ma svoiem kolesu.
v blizini njegovcga stanovanJa pa
je u~strelil mani omenjenl Ivan Tu-
Sar liz rcvolverja, ter ga zadcl V
hrbct, ali prizadejal mu ie lie
lahko poSkodbo. TuSar jc izglnil.
Delovodja Spacapan ie delal V
%Lloydovem arsenalu V Trstu %
let, sedaj v TrziGu, in STEER cd
|. 1910; med TEN casom so bill
~izvrscni mani trije atentati: ne
kdo je vrgel IA MIN tezko zele-
10, XII ga je pa lie opraskalo, in
nekdo mu je bil isti dan zastru-
pill vino. katerega pa k srcci nj
bill izpil; esdai JIG bill izvrsen tre-
til atentat. Vodstvo ladjedclnice
ie izdalo oglas, v katerem omenja
atentat, zbog katerega Sc zapre
ladjedclnica. Delavce so izplacali
in Jim izroGili kniizicc. Obencm
je vodstvo razpisalo nagrado
500 X, XII jih dobi oni, Xxi pokaze
pot, da Sc aretira napadalec. Ne
nadno zaprtje l~adjedelnicc ie hui
do zadelo wee sto druzin".
To je paJ 6udna pravica. Ako
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

llh rodi. Tclo DO trpclo. Kakor
nitro zapazite kak nered Y vasi
navadni slasti ali k~repkosti, rabi-
tie takoj Trinerjevo amcrisko
ldravllno grcnko vino, ker ono il
ciSti nitro in popolnoma Grcya ten
jim da novo moe in redovitost.
Pomnozilo BIO tex, ~pomagalo pre-.
bavl ter odpravilO zapeko.
y lekarnah. Ccna Sl.O0. JOS.
Trlner, izdelovalec, 1893 1893
So. Ashland Ave, Chicago. Ill.
Ako hocetc bolcStne miSicc all
sklepe drgniti Z Trincrjevim lini.
mcntom, boste iznenadeni. kako
nitro vam DO to %pomagalo. &C..
ma % ali soc, 20 post 35 ali 6Oc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
IA ZABAVO MI P0TN1H
T

Vlada Xcdinjcnih drzav ic hajc
namcnjcna odrcGi potnc llstc Ia
kim drzavlianom, XII So misllIo lie
"a zabavo pcliati V Evropo. Nzrok
jc Ia. da je bill ma anglcSki ladli
''Falaba", katcro So \cmci tor
pedirali, ne da hi bill dali norman
lem in potnikom casa "a rcSitcv.
tudi amcriSki drzavlian Leon c.
Trasher, Xxi ic poginil. Nlada ina
sedai sitnOsti. kcr mora zahtcvatl
cd NcmGijc poiasnila in zadoStc-
ME, pa ne mara wee takih homa-
iii, doklcr traic voina.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
IA DRUZINE UBITIH


Charleston. W. Va. - DRAWN
uradniki ccniio, ola DO druzinam
rudarjcy. XII So poginili pri eks-
ploziji y iami New River and Po-
cahontaS Consolidated Coat Go. V
Layland, po zakonu o odSkodni-
nah izplaGanih okrog 100000 do
iarjcv. Ubitih .jc bilo l75 MOI. Ia
vsako zivljcnic DO torel placano
koma.j nckai ccz 1000 dolarjcv.
BcraSka nagradai
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
~Spremembe v nasem telesu.

Clovesko telo je podvrzeno we'd.
MIN spremcmbam. ObStoji IL zc-
10 malih cello. Xxi raste.jo, Sc mno.
re in umirajo. lIrana Jill vzdr-
zujc krepke. Tako dolgo. doklcr
zamorc tclo s~pre.iemati in pre-.
bavliati toliko hranilnih jcdil,
kolikor Jill potrebu.ie. ic zdravo
in krepkO. Vsakemu prcStopku
zmernosti jedi in pijaGi sled
kazcn: wee cello umrjc kakor Sc
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13
"a IN PROTI PROHIBICIJI.

Drzavni tajuik Bryan j. postal
dcmokratiGncmu vodii l.. W. Ken
ningtonu Y Iowi piSnH. y katrrrm
izrcka upan.je, Ola ST bodo icmo-
kratic ma vSo moe pot"gnili "a
prohibiciio. Prcdsrdnik Wilson ir
pa baic nasprotnik prohihiciic in
hoGc prcpustiti vSaki ohtini, ia
avtonomno odloGa o licrncah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-04-13

pograbi ckscenter "a desno roko
iI potegnr Y stroj. Njegov tova-
riS je to X srcGi opazil in skoGil
X >trojU. ga ustavil in PodbcvSka
resi-. Nendar "a .jc stroi na desni
roki tako poSkodoval. da so ga
morali odvesti dezelno bolniS-
nico.
PoizkuSen samomor. Neki 20let
nj trgovski sotrudnik Sc je pod
Roznikom V Ljubljani u~strclil V
glavo in ~ nevarno ranil.
Nezgoda. Pri podomaGe CeGu V.
Blatogradu je REALM stroi popol-
mona odrezal dekli Pcpci Sncbcr-
ger desno roko.
Diva samomora. Pri Brglezovi
viii Y Smartnu pri Celovcu so ma
Sli IA drevcsu ~obeScnega kljucav-
niGar>kega pomoGnika Cclovcu
Antona Sadjo. rojencga lcta 1896
IA Bl~du. - NaSi So mrtvcga ma
grobu svOjc prvc zeur V TrnjivaSi
pri Cclovcu f|inanGncga raGunSkc-I
"a rcvidcnta Riharda Glaunim-|
gerja. Pred nckaj Gnevi Sc jc ole
'il Y drugiG. NcSrctni MOI, Xxi Sc
!" %za>trupil. /lpuita Scdem otrok.
Samomor voiaka. V Cclovcu SCI
ir obcsil topnicar Tomaz BaGnik,
star - let. doma IL l~ogaSkega o.
kraja Prayijo. da 81 mu ic zmc-
:alo.
Tatvina darov "a vojake. I'll
Sloycnigradca - porota: Ma tu-
Ea.iSujcm poStnom uradu 81 ic Gu
duo zdclo. da dobiva Sivilja BE
I.diEta P~r,vortnik. icna oguji-
tarja. od >voicga moza IL Cali
eli" mu"go zavojry ; pcrilom Pri
Il Sni prci>kayi 50 uaSli cello ska
disco volncncga pcrila. nakit VI
vrrdnoSti 5000 X, IN 900 X go-|
TOWN. NaSproti orolniku jr inc
uovaua na>topila take rabijatno,
dG 10 .ir moral zveZano izrotiti
okraincmu SodiStu.
Koepenikijada. Dalmatinski list
porotajo II kuma: X poScStnikuI
%JoyauicU sta priSla pouoti diva
rolaka - narcdnik in proStak Il
S. puSko ma rami. Xhudila sta "a
ter mu rckla. da morata izvrSiti
hiino prciSkavo. GcS. da je ma SUI
anu. da hrani kriv dcnar. NaSlal
Sta 600 X ter Jill 0dncSla. lzkaza-
10 Sc Jc. ia STA bila diva lopova,
III sta II preoblckla y vojaSke u-l
giformc ter >pravila kmcta oh IL
kupicek IA prodano zivino.
Velika zelezniSka nesreca. VI
slavonski Mitrovici Sc je prigo-I
dila ). marca vclika zeicZniSka ne
V oScbni Walk, Xxi ie stal ma
kolodvoru. da odidr V RumO. jcl
tovorni Wax. Dcvct oScb jcl
hilo uhitih. l. tciko ranjenih. Ma
tcrijaina ikoda j. ogromna.
Ooeni ~ ~zeleznici. Pred KRAFT
kim prot vctcru sta 81 vncla Oval
vagoma Sena y~rhniSkcga vlaka. kil
- "a. kakor pravijo. zazgalc
i>krr Eckr locomotive JUNE zc-
lcznicc y bllzini Nita. PogaSiti 81
ui moglo me. kljub tcmu da
jc PcljaIa poScbna lokomotiva voz
dclavccv ma pomoc. Oba VAGINA
y Scnom sta izgorcla ma prog.
NSIrd ognia ma progi nj mogcl
oditi trlaSki hrzovlak. Xxi gre i'll
Ljuhljanc oh e.. ampak je incl
z"lo vcliko zamudo.
Pozar. Dnc 3. marca ziutraj icl
y nam"StniStvcni palati V Trstu
naStal ogeui. Xxi jc napravil nekaj
tisot kron Skode.
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~PoNESRECENA D

AmcriSki parnik Minnesota, Xxi
vozi med japonskimi lukami in
Seattle, Wash, ic %predzadnjO noe
blizu lyajimc zadel oh skalo. La
dia Sc ic V ncdcljo ziutraj odpc-
Italia IL Nagazaki prot Kobe. Jo-
kohama in ie bila potcm namenjc-
ma Y Seattle. Liudic So MISC pone-
srcGili.
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VAzEN ZAKON.

Zakonodaja drzavc New Jersey
ie sprejela sila moder zakon. Le-
ne. XII ina volilno p%ravicO. ne BIO
volilni klcrk Vcc vpraSal IA memo
starost, ampak &c ic r. II let sta
ra. Da nimaIo goSpodic zakono-
dajci drugih skrbi, In da ne Sluti-
10. da jc to pravzaprav zalltcv IA
pamctno ZenSkol
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S T v PoDPORO.

Anton Birsa. Cleveland, o.
'siU3 Joscph Brie, Uerm;nie
Pa, 45c lPtg.) - Ivana Debc
lax. 25c.. Alojs Bogataj soc. Lo.
vro Guzclj. $100, FramGiSka Gu
zcli 25c., John Dcbclak Sl.00
Andrei Guzelj Csc. Jakob Riba.
rich 25c.. Dominik F'reltrinct 25c.
Gaspar Baselj Csc, Martin Obct
25c., Simon Dolinar 25c., Anton
Godec l5c.. Jozef Skof 25c.
George Vidmar Csc. Neimenova
ma l5c., Frank Casterman 35c.
Tony Vidmar 25c. Valentin Obcr
Doe, August Brecko 25c., Johr
Butt 25c., John Subic 25c., join
Razvoza 25c.. Valentin Bogata.
SOC, John Guzcli 10c., Lovro DO.
lenc 20c. Vsi V Avella, Pa. Lcpa
hvala vsem podpornikom.
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DINAMIT.

IL Los Angeles. Cal, poroGaJo
Dive cksploziji dinamita sta po-
polmoma razdcjali klub tukajs-
Min Srbov ma st. 100 sew. Broad
way. Klub jc bill glavni stan
sfbSkih prcbivalcev V mestu i'll
odkar je izbruhnila vojna V Evro-
pi, so Sc tam vrSili razni narodni
boji.
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ic Ell delavec izvrSil ateutat. ina
10 polici.jo, da "a iSGc. Kaznovati
vse delavcc pJ ncdolznem jc ka-
pitalisti6na podloSt. Iii je Y Sc
DAMIEN krititncm Gasu Sc poseb.
10 brutalna.