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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
DIRECTORS OF
new HAVEN ROAD
APPEAR N COURT

New York. Oct. l3.-Twelve direc-
tors and former directors OF the New
York, New Haven & Hartford rail-
road company appeared today as de-
PENDANTS in the government suit
charging criminal conspiracy to
control New England transportation
through the company. VIM. Rookie
|feller was among the group. Sensa-
tional testimony Is predicted when
the one-time president Of the line,
G. s. Mellen, is called.
Probably never in any court room
in this country has such distin-
guished coterie OF. financial, social
and commercial leaders gathered to
defend themselves from criminal
charges drawn in an indictment
against them by their own govern
mcnt.
William Rockefeller (alleged con-
spiracy leader). is John D. Rookie
feller's brother and one Of the
wealthiest men in America. Theo-
dore N. Vail is president OF the Amer
lean Telephone & Telegraph com
|pany. Hemingway is an Indiana poll
tician. Ledyard was the late ]. p.
Morgan's personal counsel. McHarg
lis a southern capitalist. Baker is q
New York banker and Morgan house
partner. T. Dewitt Cuyler is a Phila-
delphia capitalist. Francis T. Max
well Is Hartford capitalist.
Others named in the Indictment
are; George MacCulloch Miller,
Charles f.. Brooker. d. Newton
Barney. Charles M. Pratt, A. Heaton
Robertson. Frederick F. Brewster,
Edward d. Robbins. John J. Billiard,
Edward Mulligan.
Alexander Cochrane. Boston capi-
talist, Is indicted. but the case against
him may fall at today's hearing.
William Skinner, silk baron Of
Holyoke, and James $. Elton, Water
bury. Conn. banker, we're indicted
but the charges were quashed because
their interstate commerce testimony
immunized them
These are the capitalists and law.
yers federal grand Jury has do.
ciared probably guilty Of plunderins
and wrecking the New Haven road
They will appear today before Judge
William A. Hunt and admit or den,
the charges Pleas Of not guilty and
a long-drawn trial are expected.
Prison terms and heavy fines fol
Rockefeller. Vail. Baker and theil
associates constitute the govern
ment's punishment II the defendant
are proved guilty.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
Is
SP[AN0F
MERCHANT
MARINE
Secretary McAdoo Tells How
tie Government Would
Build Up Naval Reserve
Under Federal Corporation

Washington. Oct. 13. The first o.
fetal announcement OF the adninis-
tration's merchant marine bill has
been made by Secretary McAdoo IN an
exclusive interview with the United
Press. In which he detailed plans for
building up naval reserve to be op-
rated through corporation In which
the government is sole stockholder.
This statement was made on the
eve Of his departure for western
trip, on which he will speak In be-
half Of the measure. The I'VE chief
factors we're. summed up, as follows:
The necessity for an auxiliary feet
for the nayya measure Of prepared
ness In keeping with the plan Of re-
Mobilization Of the navy's defenses.
The necessity for immediate relief
|of American commerce, so that ship
|Ders and producers will not be de-
pendent upon foreign flags and sub
ject to exorbitant rates and insecure
routes Of unregulated merchantmen.
The hopelessness OF private capital
coming promptly and vigorously to
1.-THE relief Of American foreign trade.
The fact that the government =
1.-THE only agency Of sufficient strength
iand resources to give the quick assist
ance necessary.
The fact that delay means not only
the rejection Of the full possibilities
of expansion Of trade but the neglect
Iof the greatest commercial opportun-
lity ever offered to the nation.
In the light OF world events" Nc
Adoo said. "the creation OF q merch-
ant marine under the American flag
is the most vital economic problem
facing America. hope and believe
the president will recommend passage
tof this legislation at the approaching
session Of congress. ! hope the ship
ping bill. altered SO as to make it
meet all Of today's conditions, will
become law. The fundamentals Of
the bill should be retained. but In
view OF the military lessons OF the
war. it should be so modified as not
only to create q merchant marine but
to provide feet Of steamers respon-
sive to the requirements OF naval
auxiliaries in time OF war.
I'm speeches / expect to make on
the present trip I will further explain
my views on these changes"
Leaning forward to emphasize his
earnestness, with his arm out
stretched. the secretary continued:
There can be no difference Of opin-
ion regarding the necessity for ade-
Quate naval auxiliaries and for de-
velopment Of our navy homogeneous
lly. SO that all parts will be suficient
and work in thorough reciprocation.
Acute questions that have arisen in
our foreign relations have empha-
sized our necessity for 4 good navy.
not lopsided navy. but q thoroughly
developed and well balanced one in
all parts"
| The aecratarv tnrnpd n Ms daak
and picked up figures from the navy
department showing that It requires
400 merchant vessels for auxiliaries.
1T is common knowledge" he
added, that this tonnage Il, ,172,O0o
gross--can only be supplied in part
from vessels under American regis
TRY. Obviously. II they are built By
the government they can not be left
Idle In our harbors."
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13

Paris. Oct. i3.---After one transfer
already. still another shift OF the Ser
bian capital Is In prospect. This time,
II Is reported, It will be moved to
Monastir. In the southwestern corner
Of the country. Nish, the wartime
capital, 10 expected to fall into Bull
garian hands before the Germans
roach Il.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
PRES. YUAN sH KAIMAY
SOON BEC0sdE MONARCH

Shanghai. Oct. 1S.--Military pre-
cautions the government Il taking
convinced foreigners today that sub
stitntion Of 4 monarchy under Presi-
dent Yuan Ahi Kai for the present
republic 10 near.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
KAISER REPORTED AT
THE SERBIAN FRONTIER

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
London, Oct. 13.--That the kaiser
already is at the Serbian front, super
vising the invasion by his forces. has
been repeatedly rumored here, though
vcriilcation Is lacking.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
HOUSE OF LORDS M
RATIFIEs BIG LOAN

London. Oct. lS.A--The house OF
lords today passed the bill ratifying
the American half billion dollar loan
to the allies.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13
WAR DECLARED
. BY BULGARIA ON
SERBIA TUESDAY

Paris. Oct. h. Bulgaria declared
war against Serbia Tuesday. accord
Ing TO q Bucharest dispatch today.
Russia is preparing to land vast
army on the Bulgarian coast. accord
|ing 10 the Roumanian Journal Uni
yeraai,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13

IL was the tall virginian. Nobody
had counted on him, he was null and
void so far as being factor in the
series was concerned. but he stepped
into the breach left by Mayer in the
third inning and raised Philadel-
|phia's hopes skyward.
Rixey came in with the score that
tied the ssme, and allowed only four
hits the remainder Of the game,
which is better record than any
other Philadelphia pitcher has made.
Two OF these hits, however, we're
home runs. and they sent his hero
hopes into nothing.
In the fourth inning Rixey's team
gave him pair Of runs, a homer by
Luderus and an error by Hooper.
furnishing the marker. But for the
ground rules this error would have
Iibeen Gardner's.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-13

Ms Fred Smith went 70 Merlin
this morning 10 spend q few dayp
with relatives. Nv nv
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
LARGE SOCIAL FUNCTION
BY CIVIC BODY or LADIES.

A reception and dance on New Years
evening viii be given in Shoshone by
the ladies Of the Study Club The
function IS TO come of al the hall OF
the Knights Of Pythias. the reception
from s TO and the dance following
Besides the townspeople invited there
are to be present from out OF town
numbers Of others who are likely 10
swell the attendance into the hun
dreds. The husbands OF prominent
club members are TO act as the floor
committee. as follows: Hal Horne. J.
". Lundin. z c. Gooding. ". W
Custer. while the other arrangements
are in charge Of the ladies with Mrs
Melvin. Mrs. c p Wheeler. Mrs. Fred
W. Cooling. Mrs. Zug. Mrs White
mack and Mrs r. c. Goo6ing as chair
men. The ladies have prepared re-
freshments with the expectation Of 4
general response 10 their invitations.
The hail presents a wealth OF decora-
tons in lavender and white. which are
the club coiors. besides holding flow
ers and plants placed about the hall
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
NEW coNyENIENcEs FOR
LOCAL S. l. STATION.

The improvements in the Short Line
station here. commenced a few days
ago. will afford every needed conven-
fence for the immediate future.
The general plans Tor the changes
are like those of the stations at Nam
pa and Minidoka. with waiting rooms
divided by the business office, the
ticket window opening into a hallway
between the two rooms. Lavatories
are accessible from each room. To
provide the needed extra space re-
quired for these changes the baggage
and express business has been showed
out into the freight room where suit
able quarters are to be arranged. a
new mail room is also provided. II
is expected that the Improvements
win be completed within ten days.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
THREE GOLDEN WEDDINGS
SAME Day ~ SAME TOWN.

Alr- and Mrs. =. Z. Lewis. VINO spent
the holiday season and some time be-
sides with the venerable parents Of
sirs. Lewis IN yveilsville. Ctah. At their
golden wedding celebration. returned
70 shoshone Tuesday e-ening. They
left the old folks IL health and great
happiness.
u was most relnaras ai- circlrl-
stance connected with this celeb-a-
tion that there should be two others
Of tho same kind In The same town.
for af.y years ago whea 3lr- ard 1lrs
Richard Branchley, the parents of
llrs. Lewis. were joined together 3Ir-
ana 5lrs. Thomas Lishman and alr.
ana Mrs Daniel Walters, who have
survived 70 their golden Anniversary.
were married too. Al were numbered
among the pioneers and all have reared
large and prosperous families Of chill
dren. row scattered into many states
and localities. II the Wellsville
neighb0rhood. where these aged peo-
pie are honored and respected for their
WORTH and where they were able after
their long pilgrimage to join the dance
arranged in their honor, everybody is
prosperous and happy IN the land Of
plenty where at their advent there was
a desert wilderness The Lewises
brought back the report that the far
mers there receive no less than $4,000
per month for their dairy products
and sl25.900 per year from sugar beets
while on every farm are cattle and
hogs and the varied and manifold
sources Of wealth.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
SALE or ROBERT BROWNS
INTERESTS TO HIS BROTHER

There was recorded IT the court
house on the 22nd q December a se-
ries Of transfers FROM Robert Brown 10
his brother George covering their en-
tire partneship, Including a ranch and
stock thereon. their saloon and stock
therein. various lots and parcels Of real
estate IN sh0shone, Including a garage
besides % number q MORTGAGES On real
and peraonal property. all for the con-
s.deration u ss.s5e
The brothers have heretofore carried
on their enterprises under the firm
name OF Brown Bros.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
COUNTRY SCHOOL CLOSING.

Miss Fern Noble. the popular teach
er Of the Darrah school. on the Wood
river. provided q me treat for her
school patrons in the form Of a special
program on Christmas eve. In turn
the patrons themselves provided a
splendid supper and a dance in honor
of the teacher.
The exercises Of the school were
pronounced excellent. showing the
qualities of a teacher that the patrons
are proud Of. in dialogues. Rotations.
singing and a little play For the
musical part Of the exere IS John
Christoferson proved himself a mas
ter with the violin. and Ms zeigler
presided at the organ to the pleasure
OF all. Mrs. zeigler ana Mrs Roy
Stadeyan gave pleasing rocitSrions,
Decorations were provided - a cost
OF SIS representing donation to the
school
The pupils taking part in the enter
tainment were Gus Isenberg. Edwin
Suugen. Thelraa Gwin. John Chris.
Jefferson, Jr.. Walter Hin. Hene zeig-
Ter. Le6na Ritter, James zeigler. FL
mer Zeisler and Lena Christoferson.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
succcumss TO HIS INJURIES.

John f. Martens. q farmer living
IA miles west Of American Falls. died
Monday night at the local hospital
from conclusion Of the brain. Mar
tens was kicked by horse Christmas
evening about six o'clock and laid out
for six hours before he was found by
his brother. He was unconscious and
had one hand badly frozen when found
Martens was 80 years old and bach
elor He and his two brothers farmed
large tract of land west of town.
He leaves tive brothers here and one
in Illinois. besides his father and moth
er. Mr. Martens located here about
Az years ago.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
chiIdren's Coughs = chiIdren's Colds
Both Are Serious

when one Of your little ones shows
symtorns Of an approaching cold. give
il DR.. Beil's Pine-T Tar Honey al once.
Ii acts quickly. and prevents the cold
growing worse Very ealing-soothes
the lungs. lo0sens the mucous,
Strengthens the system. It's guaran-
teed. Only 25c at your druggist. Buy
a bottle today.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve for sores
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01
STOP THE CHILD'S COLDS
THEY OFTEN RESULT SERIOUSLY

Colds. Group ind Whooping Cough
are children's ailments which need i'm
mediate attention. The after-e1ects
are often most serious. Don't take
the risk-yOu don't have 10. DR.. Kings
New Discovery checks the cold, sootheS
the cough. allays the inflammation. kill
the germs and allows nature 10 do her
healing work soc. AT your Druggist
Buy a bottle today.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01

FOR RENT-Two dwellings in Sho-
shone. both four rooms. Apply to E.
l. Ginger
c. E. Gilbert. the express agent, ate
his Christmas turkey At the parental
home at Nampa.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1915-01-01

The friends of Truman McMahon
who is attending law school at VAL
paradise. Indiana, were disappointed az
his non-appearance home for the hol-
iday vaca ton. He remained back east
to avoid the interruption Of the long
trip. Young Mcmahon is preparing
hmsielf to practice law in Liacoln
county and all who know his develop
ing character and fine mind predict a
brilliant career for him. He is the son
of Thomas McMahon Of Richiieid- In
his school days here with homes with
his uncles in Shoshone as well as at
Riehheldl Truman was a leader in
sports as well as in his classes and
all school doings.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
Bol9arski pridelki.

kraIjcvina Bolgariia, Iii ina j
miljouov prcbivalccv, ic polj"del.
ska dcicla; tri cetrtino prchiVal-
silva So pccaio ) poliedelStvom.
\ajvcc 5" pridcIa pScnice. ri. ku-
ruzc in ovSa. Neka poScbno>t te
dczclc jc negovanjc vrtnic. Nclika
polja Y vzhodni Rwmeliii SO ma
Sajcna : Samimi roluatimi grmi.
l. niih namrc6 pridobivaio zuauc
diSave (~partumc), ki iih drago
prodajajo ma vSch Svctovnih trgih.
Ma Bolgarskcm sadie tudi tobak
in pridcluicio vino. Ziviuorcja ic
moGuo raZvita.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
Sveti profit.

Glavni obcnI zbor ''Ceske indu-
Strijskc druzbe "a Sladkor," Xxi je
cna najvetiih ~podietnic V sladkor-
nj industriji, .ie bill 30. septembra.
Druzba izkazuic Y prvcm voincm
lctu 2,062.S90 X ciStega dobiGka.
reci l nbcri diva milion dvainScSt-
dcScttiSoc i'm oscmStodcvctdcsct
kron! CiSti dobicrk .ic razdelila ta
druzba tako-le: Gospodic upravni
Svetniki so dobili 206.2S9 X. Lam
sko lcto so dobili lie 131.436 X. Lc-
tos JIG pa draginja in ne morcio ii
revczi izhajati Z navadno nagrado
mirnih let. NamcSto 6odstotne di-
lvidcndc kakor lanSko lcto dobr
letos Y voincm lctu - zopct zaradi
sploSnc daginie - - i'm polodStot-
no dividendo. Svojim uradnikom
so dali lanskO lcto 40.614 X nagra-
de, lctoS IA $4,000 X wee. Torei vi
dis, da so blagih Src. Ia voino-
OSkrbovalne namcnc so zrtvovali
$4,000 kron. Koliko? Ne stopetdc-
scttisoc ampak celih pctnajstti-
soc kron. Ostalo jc Sc 76I.-
Col *, Xxi so Jill sprawl ma nov ra-
cum. Bogato zctcv so sprawl 90
spodic Sladkorni baroni. Me ne
dvomimo, da bodo pripovedovali
o zetvi vOjnega leta svoiim vnu.
kom kakor o naiboljSi vseh let.
Dclavec. tudi ii 81 zapomni, da so
bill V vojnem letu liudie, XII MISC
ne orali, ne sejali, a so bogato zeli.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
kralj ma BetajnONi.

Slovenci V Chicago Smo imcli
dine -. novcmbra priliko priSu-
Stvovati izrcdni SlavnoSti, namrcc
proSlavi 800 lctnicc muteniSkc
Smrti vclikcga Ccha Jana lIuSa, Iii
ic umrl ma grmadi IN Syobodo pod
kruto roko Rima oZiroma rabies
n2lih fanatikov iii privrlcucov
rimo-katoliSkc ccrkVc. Da hi do
Stojno povelical spomm ma vcliko
zgodovinSko tragcdiio. je uprizn-
ril SlovcnSki SocialiStiCni kluh Il.
| vclepomcmbno Cankarjevo dra-
mo "Krali ma Bctajnovi'. Igra
sauna ma scbi ic globokc miSli, po-
leg tega pa telka Y proizvaianju:
kliub tcmu pa SO igraIci casino re
Sill Svo.io tciko nalogo.
Glavna cScba tc globokc dramc
ic Jozef Kantor. f~abrikant. kate
rcga ic prcdStavl.ial .. Ethn XII
stan. Tn mai omcnim. da mi moglu
rcli.ia izbrati holiSega mola. ki hi
bill tako 1.-Two. tako ncprctirano
prcdstavlial Kantoria kralia Be
tajnovc, kot ga jc .. Kristau.
Krctnja. govor, naglaSi in moe
%hipnozc, 5 katcro .je preprical, 81
pridobil zaupanic in vero liudStva.
prcdvScm pa Svojc druzinc. ic bio
moiStrSko izvrScno ter upam. da
bono zopct kmalu imeli priliko
priSoStvovati cnakim prizorom.
.Drugo glavno vlogo, MakSa,
sina nekdanicga Stacunaria in
krtmaria Krnca, kateremu ic
kantor wei nepoStenim potion
Skoro vse imetje, .ie tudi pray do
bro pogovodil =. Karel Vesel,k ic
$ tenn nastopom pokazal. da ie Spo-
Soben igrati vlogo mladenica isto-
tako kot vlogo starGka. Vlogo
Nine je prav dobro i~zvrsila gdc.
Mary Vessel odliGna je bila vlo-
81 Francke, Kantorjeve hGerke
gdc. Josefina eVsel, v glow Kan
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
NAZNANILO.
Franklin, Kans

TEN potion naznanjam Glauom
druStva PrOletarec Stv. 80 =. ID.
j. H., da Sc .je ma druStvcni sell
dine p. novcmbra SkleniIo Slcdc-
Ge: kdor izmed CLANCY 81 brcz
tchtnega vzroka ne udelezi glav-
ne seize dine 10. decembra, bode
zapadel 25c kazni, katera Sc plaza
V d%ruStveno blagajno. Bratjc,
10. dccembra bode volitev druSt-
vencga odbora IA lcto 1916. Doll
most Vas torej veze, da Sc udclc-
Ute vsi in izvolite uradnikc pc
NaScm najboljScm prepriGanju.
: bratskim pozdravom
Louis Oblak, tajuif
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
Blaga srca.

Nrhunec dobrodelnoSti imcnujc
dunajska "Ncuc Frcic PreSSc' II.
speh zbirk vojnc dobrodclnoSti.
Classic najbogatcjSih drzavljanoy
Je zbralo namrcC pet ~miljonoy
kron V vojnc dobrodclnc namcne.
Inesek je ma videz velik. toda zee
primerjamo dohodkc lc pctih MOI
IL tie vrste, jc to majhcn znesek.
Baron Aloi2 RotSild ina ma leto
najnianj IA m%iljonov X, vite2
Guttmann 10 mil.ionov, Pavcl vitez
Schoellcr 6 miI.jonov. baron Teo-
dor Liebig 6 miljonov. Ludvik
LObmayer 3 miljone. Dohodki tch
petih MOI znaSajo 80 %mil.jonov ma
leto. &c hi bill dali ii cd svojih
dohodkOv ; miljonov. hi Jim Sc We
dino ostalo "a miljonov "a lastno
potrebo. Pri zbirki je pa udele-
zenih okroglo 100. 900 oscb. Dobro-
deluost ic oh voini vazen faktor,
Xxi zahteva elm wee polrtvovalno-
sti, ncsebicnc pozrtvovalnoStI.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
Zenski poklici.

''Slovacke Noviny'. Xxi izhaja-
.io V Ogrskcm IIradiStu, so izgu-
bile svoicga uradnika. Moral ie
k voiakom. List vodi scdai niego-
va zcna, XII jc tudi podpisana kot
odgovorna urednica. - Uredni-
Stvo ~slovaSkega lista "Zajmy Slo-
vace" je prcvzcla gospa Dymova,
ker je bill MEN MOI vpoklican. -
Urednik lista "Wiencr Ncustacd-
ter Nachrichten', Rudolf Knill,
.ic Sci prostovolino k vo.iakom. Cd
govorna urcdnica lista ic zdai ME
Cova zena.
Ali TO Sc nj mic tako posebnega.
Icuskc Y casnikarskem poklicu
Romano ze davno. Boil zanimi-
va ie sledeca notica:
Mestni magistrat Velikem Ka-
ravinu .ie sklenil, or~ganizirati pro-
stovolinO zensko trzno strazo, Xxi
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14
Caristicna svoboda.

II Stockholma p%orocajo: /ad-
ME dni 81 Y MoSkvi arctirali ma
direktni ukaz notraujcga miniStra
vecino voditeliev t~amoSn.jih de-
lnvcev. tako Komarova, voditclja
profcsiionalnc dclavSkc zvezc.
Nostlcria. poslovodio moSkovskih
konSumnih druStcv, UStiugova.
predsednika moSkovSkc organize
CHE kovinSkih dclavccv i'm - l;ar
Jc pOScbno znacilno, - MiIjutiaa.
~prcdScdnika dclavSkc pisarnc vSe-
ruSkc meStne dcIavSke organiza-
ciie.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

torieve zenc Hane pa ga. Hrcn.
cd. \. Miiko ic pray dobro pcrso-
INTEGRAL krnca. Na.jvcCjo poor
most pa .ic vzbudila Luzarica - u.
VI. Udovit ; svojimi otroci. MEN
Soprog pa =. FIR. Cdovic ie pogo
dill vlogo zupnika ncpricakovano
dobro. G.. Ivan Molck, ljubincc.
ie incl Silno nchvalczno vlogo.
ter jo vkljub tcmu, ola .ic moral
biti ''hladcm liubincc''. pray do
bro dovrSil. Kar Sc ticc drugih
Osch, %aho: tadi PcHcc,a in From
celjna, moran reel. da so bill ma
mcstu. Pripomnim pa maj. da hi
pray mic ne Skodovalo. ako hi Sc
govorilo glaSncic Spri6o dc.jStva.
da nj dvorana ~Zgrajcna tchnicno
N uprizarjanjc dram. ampak "a
plcsc in Sc takih dvoranah po-
razgubi glaS |govoruika tako, da
"a oScbc, scdccc pri vratih, ali
Sploh ne NllSiJo ali pa ne ra2rmc-
90.
Obtinstvo samo pa hi prosil. da
Sc vzdrzi med tenn, ko ic oder cd
prt vSakcga p~loskania in govorc-
MIA. kakor tudi hole, kajti 5 tenn
Sc Silno MOTTO igralci sami in Sc
lahko Spraviio Y ucrvoznost, kar
Skoduic lie celokupnosti.
S TO igro Sc .jc pokazalo. da Sc
tudi med Slovcnci Y Chicago dobc
%,poSobnc oScbe. katcrc so tudi vnc-
tc IN dramatiko. Dohro i'm pripo-
rocliivo hi bilo, da u%stanovi socia-
liSticni klub dramaticcn odsck.
katcrcga Glani Oh. igralci hi bill
lahko tudi oni. Xxi niso clani Stran-
Ike, kajti dramo .ic Smatrati N
mednarodno. ker .jc umctnost :
umctnoSt pa lahko goic vsc stran-
Ike, ne da hi bio potrcba prekora-
citi ustavo te ali one strankc.
Dramatika .ie najboliSa uGiteliica
in moraliGen uspeh je gotov ka-
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DO p%odpirala mcStne trznc organe
pri nadziranju branjevccv in pro
dajalcev zivil.
Steer pa Y Evropi ze skoraj nj
wee poklica, Y katerem ne hi della
lie zcnske. cato pa vcndar zcuSka
volilna pravica Y voiskuiotih st
dczelah mic ne ~uaprcduic.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

obljube o pomoci, XII Jill DO Itali-
ia dala zaveznikom cnkrat ma Ga.
lipoli, drugic V Srbiji, pa zopet V
Albaniji, neresnicne. Italia no.
ce lie oh Jadranskem morju iztrga-
ii Ease, cimvec more, steer Sc pa
noce zameriti Nemciji, kateri Sc,
do danes nj napovedala vojne. 81
To mnenje smo re davno povedaI
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Roje sc vojske.

IL Angliie Sc mladi mozjc tru-
mona sclijo V Ameriko liz strahu
pred sploSno vojaSko dolznostjo.
V Liycrpoolu Sc tcpo IA prostorc
ma ladjah. DoSlim nabornim ;aSt-
nixon sc nobedcn nj priglaSii IN
vstop V voisko. Tudi V Haag ic
doSlo mnogo mladih Anglczev in
lrccv.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-12-14

kor sc je pokazalo dine %. nov.
Radi tega torei DO vsak izmed mas
prilozil kamen k temeliu napred-
ka in izobrazbe, da sc udelezi ter
vsestransko pripomore slovenski
dramatiki NavzoG.