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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07
8 O u NJ.

he V balkanski vojni smo Gull
nestetokrat ime pristanisca Solun
OBJ Egejskem morju. Ia izhod ma
morje bi rada imela IL trgovin-
skega interesa Avstrija. Srbija in
Bolgarija sta Sc borili zanj v bal
kanski vojni, a koncno so ga pri-
sodili Grciji, Xxi ga ina sedaj V
svoji posesti. V sedan.ji svetovni
vojni je pa Solun (Saloniki) vaz-
no pristanisce, v katerem je enten-
ia izkrcavala vojne potrebscine ia
svoji saveznici Srbijo in Crnogoro
ma Balkanu. V zadniem casu. ko
sta osrednji DRAW priceli ofenzi-
vo prot Srbiji, pa poSilja ententa
tudi vojaske cete tia, da pridejo
preko Soluna Srbom ma pomoc.
Ia akcija S je seveda prepozno
izvrSila, da bi mogla resno poma-
gait srbski armadi. XII .je bila sko-
raj pOpolnoma odkazana sauna ma
sc roper Observation-Disclosures
premoc. Toda Solun DO Sc igral
vlogo Y tel vojni.
Solun Sc razprostira oh Sirokem
morskem zalivu V po!krogu in sc
dviga ma hribih V ozadiu vi
Sc in wise. PodObcn le We
likemu vrtu, V katerem tici polno
belih hisic $ temnordecimi streha-
mi. Tupatam Sc dviga.jo minarete
(stolpi) turSkih moSej in OBJ Nth
PINE i'll ciprese. SOlun je narav-
most slikOvito mesto, bajne caro-
be. Oh pristaniscu stoji velik, ST.
rok, okrogel stolp, XII cuva mesto
kakor velik zmaj. lmenujcjo ga
stolp krvi zaradi femme n.iegove
minulosti. Postavili so ga BeneGa-
nj, hoteci dokazati svojo oblast in
moe. ter pomorskO Waldo V Lee
vantu.
Spominov ma srednji vek ina
Solun lie Sc malo. Moderni cas- ie
tudi Solunu vtisnil svoje lice. lie
maihen del mesta ina Sc oriental
ski znacaj. Toda ostanki IL 16. in
tudi Sc IL -. stoletja p%riGajo $ svo-
JIM ozkimi ulicami in starimi,
Skoro sc podiraiocimi hiSicami, da
jc incl Solun zivahno in burno
preteklost. Komai Sc stole hiSice
V starem mestu z Zamrezenimi ok.
nj in z deskami krite IL starodav.
nih casov. Domala vse te stare
|stavbe imajo pomole, XII sc malo.
ne dotikajo nasproti stojecih his
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

bitki z Bolgari, XII MISC marali
francoskega gospodstva prav ia
ko ne, kakor pref he grskega. To-
Ola re leta 1922. 81 je zopet osvojil
Solun knee Teodoros Epirski. ter
81 nadel bizantsko (carigrajsko)
cesarsko krone. Solun je ostal ME
gova p%restolnica Sc dale, dokler
so bill Francozi gospodarji v Ca
rlgradu. Tako je bilo stare mesto
S svoJo menjajoco zgodovino tudi
dvaJset let cesarska prestolnica.
PozneJe Sc je zdruzilo evropsko-
grsko ozemljc solunsko 4 nice.j-
skim ozemljem V Aziji, a koncno
so dobili zopet Heleni (Grki) Carl
grad, ter tako Znova oSnovali gr-
sko cesarstvo V celcm Obscgu. Lee
Ia 1923. so 81 osvojili Solun Bene-
cam. Toda tudi Bcnecani MISC
mogli o%bvarovati meSta pred polu-
mesecem, XII jc zmagovito prOdiral
V vzhodni Evropi, in dine %. mar
ca leta 1870 so lasedli Solun
Turk.
Turk so vclike grSkc ccrkvc
spremenili V moScje. kakor ma pri-
mer Hagia Zofija, Xxi je V umet-
nlskem oziru Sc mnogo znamenitej-
Sa, nego ona iStega imena V Carl
gradu. OkraSena je $ Gudovitimi
antitnlmi mozaiki; mozaik V ku-
poll predstavlja vnebohod Kristu-
SOW. Solun je oStal tudi pod tolc-
rantnim turSkim gospodstvom i
movito mesto Z grSkim znacajem.
katerega narOdnostne razmere so
Sc pa znatno spremcnile, ko so Sc
V l6. stoletju naselili V Solun liz
Spanske pregnant Iidie.V balkan
ski vojni so Grki zopet dobili So
lun vkorakali so dine 10. novem-
bra 1912, ko Sc je mesto vdalo diva
dni pref prestolonasledniku Kon-
Stantinu.
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Majhna knjiga.

Najmanjsa knjiga MA svetu je
gotovo tista, Xxi .je izSla svojecasno
V zalozniStvu bratov Salmin V Pa
dovi V Italiji. Knjiga nj vcGja kot
nohet ma lepi zcnski roki; dolga
je 10 a Siroka 6 milimetrov. Use
bina je pismo. Xxi ga je pisal leta
1915 Calico Galilei Kristini Lota-
rinSki. knjiga obsega 295 %strani,
vsaka stran lima Q vrSt in % do
100 erik. Tisk je tako lep in jason,
da Sc lahko eta $ prostim oGesom
brez povecevalnega stekla.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

mi mesti v oni pokrajini. Ko SC
leta 146. pred Kristusom Rimljan
osvoJili Macedonia, ie njih ma.
mestnik ustanovil tukai svojo pre-.
stolnico; tvorila je obenem sredi.
See in glavno braniSce voine ceste
Via Egnatio, XII je vedla "a casa
rlmskega gospodstva cd Dyrrha.
chiona (Draca) V Bizanc (Cari.
grad. Now gospodarji IL ltalije
so Sc kazali n Ia Vzhodu povsod kot
prlJatelje in varuhe Helenov (Gr.
Row, IN zaraditega SO Sc tudi grS-
ka mesta nemoteno razvijala. To
velJa zlasti Ia Thessalonike. Mar.
sikatera ponosna stavba liz starega
veka Je Sc pustilasled, dasi danes
V Solunu nj wee tistih starinskih
znamenitosti, XII so bile Sc koncem
Is. stoletJa enako Ohranjene ka-
kor V Atenah. A Sc sedaj je V So
lunu prece.j znamenitih stavb.
Tam, kJer stole danes vrata Var.
darJa (reke), je stal nekdaj slave
lok cesarja Augusta, in Afroditin
tempel Je sedaj turska moSeja
Eskl-Bsamu. Mlado kr~istjanstvo
Sc le priGelo Solunu pray kmalu,
kakor dokazujeta ODE pismi apo.
stola Pavla. Xxi ju je pisal ''Tesalo.
nicanom".
Rimljanski naselienci so Sc v
teku stoletij popolnoma izgubili
IN spoJili z Grki, rimsko cesarstvo
pa sc je prclevilo V bizantinsko
drzavo. V tel novi grSki DRAW je
bll Solun glavni vir civilizacije i'm
obenem tudi njena glavna obram-
ba. Okolo in okolo ie Solunu pre-
tia nevarnost. : kopnega so pri-
tlskali neprenehoma Bolgari ma
mesto IN veckrat so Sc prikazalc
'uul roparSke ladJc aZlJSklh Mo-
slemov, prednikov Turkov. Solun
Sc Je pa kljub temu ohranil in 2
MIN grstvo V Macedonia. Sclc V
IL. s~toletju je prcnchala grSka OBJ
last V Macedonia, toda NTH ma
sledniki MISC bill ne Slovani. ne
Turk, marvel zahodni Evropcici.
Francoski i'll "italiianski krizar.ji
so leta 1904. zascdli Carigrad. Sc.
daj Sc jc polastil tudi Soluna mel
nj grof Bonifacij Montcfcrrarski
i'll nameraval napraviti IL Macedo.
nije - francosko k~raliestvo. TC
gospodstvo pa je trajalo lie tri lie.
ia padel je MANFRED novi kralj ,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

PrlJeten vtisk pa napravljajO DIRE.
vesa pc temnih i'll carobnih ulici.
cab ter raZne okrasne rastline, Xxi
kukaJo IL posameznih duplin in
odprtin pc hisicah. Starinski vod-
maxi z zivahnim vrvenjem okolo
i'll okOlO nam pray 1.-Two kazejo sill
ko srednJeveskega zivljenja. Fla
sti zabavno je pohajanje pc teh
delhi mesta OBJ veceru. Razvije Sc
namrec pc cestah zivahno. JUNO
zivlJenJe, III pc kavarnah in pivni,
cab "a limOnado nastane OBJ vecer-
nth urah Sc pred zahodom solnca
dusec vriSG. Vtisk Sc poveca zines
najrazlicnejsih %narodnosti balkan
skin, XII takorekoc ozivljajo ulice
! in vse koticke pc starem mestu.
Najvec Je Grkov, Turkov in Ii
dow. Najvecji odstotek prebival-
silva Stejejo Zidi. Mesto ina okolo
10000 prebivalcev. III solunski
Zidi, ki pc vecini opravljajo V So
lnnu re wee stoletij trgovstvo, so
potomci spanskih Zidov, XII so bill
oh inkviziciji ma Spanskem cd tam
izgnam ter SO nash 1&vet;e Y Tar-
eli. I~menujejo Jill Sefardinc. Ii
di imajo svojo gOvorico: govore
namrec nekoliko pokvarjeni span
ski jerk IL IL. s~toletja. V Solunu
(T~csaloniku) so STEER imeli ze IA
casa apostolic Pavla zidovsko obci-
no, toda pc Stcvilu vecino danes
Jill jc tam okolo 10000 so dobili
Zidi Sele pc nasclitvi Spanskih Ii
dov.
Solun so ustanovili lIcleni OR
XII in jc bill skoro dive tisoclctji
mocha grSka obrambna poStojan-
ka. kraj so imenovali sprva Their
ma, in nj incl poscbne v~aznosti do
cetrtega stoletja pred KristuSom.
Dvignil So je Sele IA vladanja kra-
liza kasSandra Macedonskega, Xxi
ga .jc posebno negoval. Kakor vsi
vladarji IL sole Aleksandra Veil
kega. je bill kassandra ustanav-
ljal mesta. Prcurcdil je stare Their
mo pOpOlnoma ter .jO imcnoval V
east svoje sOproge. Sestrc Alcksan-
dra Vclikcga, Thesalonike. Drugo
porocilo pa pravi o imenu mcsta,
da mu ga jc dial FLIP Ill. ko je
premagal Tesalcc. Sprico svoje
ugodne lege je postal Thessaloni-
Ike kmalu emo med najbogatejsimi
in najpomembnejsimi trgovinski.
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Kdaj bi moral biti bozic?

krscanske cerkve praznujejo
bozic, t. j. rojstvo Jezusovo mese-
ca decembra OBJ zimskem solnco-
kretu. Pravoslavna cerkev ga praz
nuJe pc nasem novem letu, ali DO
njenem koledarju je takrat Sc de-
cember. Ia datum tega praznika
pa nj nobene prave podlage in raz-
nj bogoslovci so 81 bill zelo navs
kriz glede ma ~vprasanje, kdaj da
e bill Jezus rojen. Moderni Ego
Hovinarji sploh dvomijo O eksi-
'S;tenci zgodovinskega Jezusa, ker
fi Ia njegovo zivljenje nobenega
kolickaj zanesljivega dokaza, kar
pa Sc p~ripoveduje o njegovih do.
zivljajih, je vecinoma najti re v
drugih mitolOgijah, eposih in YER
skin pravljicah.
Cerkev, zlasti katoliska, seveda
ne odneha cd svojih naukov, ker
Je eksistenca svetopisemskega Je-
zusa pc njenih nazorih neizogibna
"a obstanek ere same. Ali kdaj
da je bill MEN ustanoyitelj rojen,
vendar ne more %povedati.
Neki rimski katoliSki list je pi-
sal, da so priceli praznovati bo-
zic sele v cetrtem stoletju pc kri.
stu. Klement Aleksandrijski, Xxi
je zivel V drugi polovici drugega
stoletja in v prvi tretjega, nagla.
sa, da je zelo tezavna stvar dolo-
citi dobo leta, v kateri Sc je rodil
Kristus. Nekateri egiptovski no,
goslovci so trdili, da Sc je Eristus
rodil &c. maja, docim so nekateri
grski hogoslovci trdili, da Sc je
rodil 10. ali 20. aprila. Leta 243.
je pisal neki b~ogoslovec, da Sc je
Jezus rodil %. marca. V Is.
s~toletju je zbral iezuit Lupi vse,
kar Sc je o ten ~vpraSanju pisalo
starih cash, ter je prisel do "a
kljucka, ola ga nj mesec v letu, "a
kateri nj eden ali drugi plsatelj
trdil, da Je to mesec rojstva Xii
stovega. V evangeliju W. Luke Sc
eta, da je V tistih dneh, ko Sc je
Kristus rodil, tidal rimski cesar
August povelje, maj Sc izvcde po-
pisovanje prebivalstva pc rim
skem cesarstvu, toda nj Sc mogel
dolociti mesec, katerem je bill
izdan omenjeni dekret, in koliko
casa da Sc je dalo prebivalstvu,
da Sc da popisovati. GOtovo je
edino to pc ~sporocilu sv. Gregori-
ia Nazaianzenskega, da sc je Ca
rigradu re leta 379. praznoval bo-
zic dine 25. decembra.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-07

Slovehskih socialistov V Ameriki steje mnogo mnogo
'aklh clahoV' XII SO prvo spoznanje pravih delav-
SKIN interesov zaJeli IL tega lista. in mnogo takih.
XII so svoje socialistieno mamie utrdili in obopatili
IL nJegovih clankov in razprav.
cato pa je "Proletarceva" desetletnica prava
desetletnica zavednega d~elavstva v Ameriki in
nasa slavnostna izdaja je namenjena naisirsim
nJegovim krogom.
NaSe klube, uaSe zastopnike in sploh ve pri-
JatelJe liSta prosimo torcj. da razvijejo agitaciio
"a GIN vecje razpecanje jubilejne stevilke, "a ka.
tero ST uredniStvo in upravniStvo potrudita. da bo
ugaJala vSakemu o~djcmalcu. List DO ureien pri.
merno slavnostni priliki; obsegal DO raznovrstne
cianke zanimive vsebine, izkljucno izobrazno cti-
vo, in DO lepo AUSTRIAN.
Gene so slcdeCe:
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ADVERTISEMENT
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1905 ' drtavi KaasAs.
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Ustanovbsno l6. januvaria
1894

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Vs. dopisi Sc maj blagovoijo poiljat, 81 ..,pihu
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S~odrugi! Prihodnje leto DO "a ameriske de-
iavce jake vazno, ker bodo v jeseni nacionalne vo-
htve, pr katerih Sc DO odlocevalo o velikih vpra.
sanJih. Tudi "Proletarcu'' DO to nalagalo vclike
dolznosti, kajti V borbi je vrednost neodvisnega
delavskega %casopisja neizmerna Za6nimo leto
uspesno, ola ga tudi uspeSno zakljucimo! Razsi-
rlmo slavnostno stevilko 'Proletarca" povsod
med slovenskim delavstvom, razvijmo s tenn agi-
TACTIC "a list in pripravimo ~agitacijo "a ~volitve!
lzpolnite ia kupon, izrezite ga in p~oSljite ma
Semu upravniStvu:
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Sir "a vojake.

Soproga inzenirja Evgena Klei-
ma V Temesvaru ma Ogrskem nj
ma STEER ne enc pedi zemlje in ne
n kravice, sploh, razen kanarc-
ka nobene zivalice, pa je vendar
ponudila vojaski intendanci, da
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Velikanski most.

IL Tokia p~orocaio, da je dial ia
ponski stavbni minister izdelati
naGrte "a zgradbo ogromnega mo-
stu preko morske ozinc Simonose-
XII. Stavbni stroSki bodo znasali
1886 miljonov frankov.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
Good TEMPLARS meet
TODAY At The SPRINGS

The Good Templars Of this jurisdic-
tion are holding their annual convention
at Brandywine Springs Park today and
despite the fact that there was a slight
fall of rain this morning, a large mum
Der of persons went to the park and
more will 90 there this afternoon.
The management OF the park donated
the use OF the dancing pavilion for the
convention, and there was a large at
tendance of the members of the or
ganization. The officers of the grand
lodge are.
Grand chief templar, Ellwood Nicnols
of Hammorton. Pa; grand secretary
Edward Coleman, of Philadelphia; grand
superintendent of work, George ID. Iur.
ner. Philadelphia; district secretary
Miss Olive McCovale, of West Chester
past district chief templar, Miss Eliza.
beth NJ. Pyle, Of Mortonville, Pa; dis
trict chief templar, H. G. Little, Har'
mony, Del: district councillor, F. +
Davis. of Newark; district vice-templars
Mrs. Lillian Stroup and E. Ross Farra
Wilmington
In addition to the lodge meeting spe
cial music has been provided for both by
the Templars and the park management
There will be field day events this at
ternoon and there will also be game o
ball between the Templars of Avondale
Pa. and the. Templars of Newark, Del
II promises to be hotly contested.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
RECOVER bodies OF
OF TEN FLOOD Victims
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. Aug. 21.--Bodies
OF ten negroes. victims of the St louis
food. had been recovered at z.30 this
morning, according to official reports
TO the police headquarters by police
men searching houses in the flooded
area.
Swollen streams continued TO wreak
damage today when the costly River
side Drive bridge over Moline Creek
went out with a roar. cutting OFF trans
portation to the city proper
No word had been received early
today from Westwood River and Ben
Bow City H.. north of ST. Louis.
The 500 residents fed hastily TO the
highlands last night when two horse
men rode through the villages ahead
of a food caused by a break in the
river levee at East Alton. and warned
them. The towns and four square
miles Of neighboring land were sub
merged.
A record rainfall, nearly inches,
stopped today after continuing since
Thursday evening. One gauge in the
food district showed a rainfall OF
nine inches.
In addition 70 the reports that ten
bodies had been recovered, st. Louis
police were seeking six persons re-
ported by relatives TO be missing,
and who IL was feared we're drowned
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
START WORK next
week ON PARSONAGE

Mrs. Mary Malone. who recently
sold the property No. 5o7 Washington
street TO the trustees of Union NJ. z.
Church for use as a parsonage, will
remove from the property next We'd
nesday. After some minor improve
ments the Rev. Dr.. W. +. Corkran,
pastor Of Union Church and his family
will take possession. The present
parsonage az No. sos Washington
street. will be remodeled. II is intend
cd to have the first floor arranged for
the use Of the Sunday school. There
will be an audience room on the sec
ond floor while the basement will be
fitted up for the Boy Scouts. The to-
tai expense Of the purchase of the
property and the changes TO be made
TO the old parsonage may reach SIS
900.
e. NJ Goldberg has been awarded
| the contract for refrescoing the in
terror walls and ceiling OF the church
auditorium but will not do the worh
until October.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
COLLECTOR Bowers after
State TAX DELINOUENTS

Isaac r. Bowers. State Revenue
Collector. is now sending notices to
delinquents who have so far failed to
pay their mercantile tax. Unless
they do so without delay there is
going to be considerable trouble and
expense for the delinquents.
There are 500 delinquents in New
Castle county and unless they take
out their licenses to do business. their
names will be presented to the grand
jury at the September term of court
The deliquents in Kent and Sussex
counties will be indicted at the Octo-
Der terms of court in those counties.
Collector Bowers also is making an
investigation as to the purchases
made by business men. There are
places. it is contended. where splen-
did business is done and when the
revenue tax is paid the proprietors
claim their purchases we're very low
in order, it is alleged. that they may
get off by paying low tax.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
FIRE Loss 100000
At atlantic CITY
Riddle Block, Frame Struc-
ture on Boardwalk Owned
BY Mayor, Destroyed
HOTEL MEN KEPT
BLAZE IN SQUARE

ATLANTIC City, N. j.. Aug. 21.--
Fire. which for a time threatened to
spread TO the Strand Hotel and Had
don Hall. yesterday destroyed the
Riddle block, on the Boardwalk, be-
tween Pennsylvania and North Caro-
lima avenues. with an estimated loss
of about 100000. The promptness
Of the managers OF the two hotels in
getting out their own FIRE apparatus
confined the flames to a single block.
Thousands Of summer visitors watch
ed the progress of the FIRE.
Believed TO have started in Roths-
child's jewelry shop. the FIRE spread
with great rapidity and soon the en-
tire block. a frame structure. was in
flames. While the Atlantic City Fire
Department fought the fire from the
beach side eight streams we're direct
ed from Haddon Hall and as many
more from the Strand Hotel.
On each hotel men were stationed
to extinguish the sparks as they fell
The fire caused considerable excite
ment among the persons staying al
these and nearby hotels. but there was
no panic.
Mayor William Riddle, principal
owner of the building, estimated the
loss at nearly 100000 on the build
ing and s125.000 on the stock of the
various tenants or this only $4,000
on the building was covered by in.
surance. Only part of the outer walls
/ Of the block remained
The occupants of the block were
Hartman G. Co. stock brokers; th'
American Chop Suey Restaurant, Qua
ker Inn Restaurant. Van Ault's 10,
store, Dietrich's photograph gallery
Shill rolling chair stand. Rothschild'l
jewelry shop, Huylers candy store
Samuels cigar store and the Lee Hunl
Company. importers.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
Pope CONVINCED Of
VICTORY FOR ITALY
Chaplain General Delivers
Report After Visit TO
King at Front
HE WRITES TO
FRANZ JOSEF

ROME. Aug. 21.-Pope Benedict
granted an audience Thursday to
Monsignor Bartolomasi. chaplain-Gen-
eral of the Italian army. who has
Just returned from the front. where
he was in daily contact with King
Victor Emmanuel.
The Pope expressed great interest
in the report made by the Chaplain
General and said he was convinced
of Italian victory. He sent his bless
ing to the army. and apologized 10
Monsignor Bartolomasi for the fact
that the Chaplain-General's Uniform
ed e-de-camp was not allowed TO
enter the Vatican.
The aide'de-camp was not allowed
to enter lest the neutrality Of the Holy
See should be compromised At the
same time Pope Benedict added that
II was we'll known that his own broth
er and several members OF his family
are now in active service In the Ital-
ian army or navy
Sends Letter 10 Austria.
Pope Benedict has sent Monsignor
Sans Desampef to Vienna as tho
bearer OF an autograph letter to En-
peror Francis Joseph. Monsignor
Sans Desamper is a South American.
hence was able TO travel 10 Vienna by
way OF Switzerland, and is now
awaiting the Emperors reply owing
to the war, this could not be sent to
Rome by other channels.
Despite secrecy regarding the con-
tents Of Pope Benedict's letter. Il is
known that II is connected with a
proposal for peace, which the Pope
hopes will prove successful II the
Incorporation of the Austrian Emperor
is assured.
Particulars regarding the Papal
proposal are withheld The fact that
a special messenger was sent tc
Vienna for the purpose Of conveying
the letter is considered as most sig
nifcant. Direct correspondence be
tween the Holy See and Emperor
Francis Joseph has been interrupted
since the beginning of the war be
tween Italy and Austria.
Nav Enter Hague Tribunal.
The speech OF the Dutch envoy AM
the Pope's reply on the occasion Of thu
ENJOYS presentation of his creden
tials Thursday morning we're not di
vulged
Owing TO the ENJOYS announcement
i that his mission is to cooperate wit
a Pope Benedict's efforts toward peace
. the prevailing impression in Rome
I that his appointment is the result G
y German influence and that II is a pre-
, lude to the admission of a represents
u tive of the Holy See to The Hague tr
bunal which. il is considered possibl
may decide numerous questions col
nected with the war.
!. II is said that the Pope, althoug
striving 10 hasten the coming {
s peace, is determined not to be repre-
, sented at The Hague. since he fol
. sees the opposition of the allies
Z such a step and mistrusts the pui
> poses Of the Germans and Austrian
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
THIS BABY HER NO. 10.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2l.-Mrs Maria di
Gavini. of No. 436 East One Hundred
and Eighteenth street, yesterday pre-.
sented to her husband her nineteenth
baby-a girl The husband is Salvatore
di Gavini, a barber. The couple were
married twenty-one years ago, when she
was only Is.
DR.. r. A. Stardon, Of No. 547 East
One Hundred and Tenth street, who has
helped to usher many Of the children
into the world. says Mrs. di Gavin has
had three sets Of triplets, and that all
her ten living children are healthy and
well formed One daughter is married
and has two children.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
1888 dead AS TOLL
OF GALVESTON STORM
By the United Press.

GALVESTON. Tex, Aug. 21.-One
hundred and eighty-three dead had
been accounted for today as the toll of
the gulf storm. Less than one hun
dred are still missing, and It is be-
lieved that many Of these will be
found alive.
The previous estimate of 50,000 900
property loss in the entire storm area
has not been changed. Relief work is
progressing rapidly. An emergency
water supply has been turned into
Galveston's mains and only bread is
now needed. Appeals for aid have
been sent out by the towns along
East Galveston Bay. which suffered
more severely than in the storms of
1900. Roads are being cleared of de-
bris and supplies rushed to those
places.
The latest additions to the death list
are twenty-nine men from the dredge
Houston. found on the Texas City
dixie and nineteen men from the
dredge San Bernard.
Evening journal., 1915-08-21
{. I. PERKINS BREAKS
Wrist BONES BY fall

Edward T. Perkins, resident man
ager of the Riker-H -Hegeman drug
store, Fourth and Market streets.
broke both bones of his right wrist
by a fall in the store this morning.
Mr.. Perkins wears rubber heels on
his shoes and slipped on the floor,
which had been freshly mopped.
He was waiting on a customer
about $50 o'clock and turned to go
into the rear of the store when he
fell. His son, Norman Perkins, who
was the only other person in the
ttore, assisted his father TO arise and
discovered that his wrist was broken.
Mr.. Perkins went to his home, No.
404 West Twenty-third street. and DR..
M. /. Samuel set the broken bones.