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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-23
Sc ena ~iznajdba.

Neki francoski tehnik je kon-
struiral pusko, XII pomenja velik
napredek V tehniki streljanja. Pu-
ska ina dive ccvi, in Steer sluzi O.
ma "a streljanic, druga pa istoGas-
no oh strelu napravi dvanajst TO-
tograficnih posnetkov strelnc crte.
Ma koncu ccvi jc namrcc NAL toto
grafiten aparat. Xxi DELUXE Same
Stoino oh vsakcm Strclu. Ma tn
pacin Sc dobi natancna Slika strclnc
rte i'll voiak. XII strclia, So lahko
tako ma najbolj zancsljiv nacin pc
uci o svojih napakah pri strelja-
nju.
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NAZNANILO.
Bridgeport. o.

) TEN opozarjam vse clane drus-
iva 'Dobri Bratje' stew. 3S. S. d.
+. Il. v Bridgeport, Ohio, da Sc pol
nostevilno udeleze prihodnje me-
scene seize, Xxi Sc DO vrsila dine 5.
decembra 1915. OBJ 8. dopoldne v
navadnih prostorih. Ker je to let
ma seja, imamo resiti wee vaznih
took in volitev dr~ustvenega odbo-
ra "a letO 1916. Nadalje naznanim,
da Je dolznost vsakega clana, da Sc
udelezi tie seize, Xxi je najbolj po-
membna v letu. Torej pridite vsi,
da ukrenemo najboljse. S sobrat-
skim pozdravom,
Louis Lesjak, tajnik.
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ZAHVALA

Gianov drnstea D0bri Bratjv" 81.
3S S. d. p. u. V Bridgeport, Ohio.
Prejeli smo potion glavnega tai
nika darove cd sledecih druStev :
Cd drustva "Delavec' stew 30.
Rock Springs, Wyo., svoto $500,
cd drustva "Naprej do image" st.
IS V Fitz Henry, Pa, svoto $500,
cd drustva "Bratoljub'' Stew. Ga v
Milwaukee, Wis, svoto $3.50. sku-
PAL 1865.
Najsrcnejsa zahvala vsem druS-
tvom "a %omenjeni dar, katerega ste
nam nakazaIi, imenu druStva
"Dobri Br~atje',
Louis Lesjak, tajnik,
John Sterk, blagajnik.
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IZJAVA
glavnega porotneg odbora SDPZ.
Radley, Kans. ID. oktobra1915.

Glede pritozbe Ivane Kastelic C.
stew. 3405. clanice drustva ''Zdru-
zeni Slovenec' stew. 10 S. d. p. H..
Je prisel 81. pOrotni odbor do "a,
klJucka, da Sc il izplaGa doticna
svota, katera il je bila pridrzana OBJ
casu meme bolezni in Steer zaradi
tega, ker pravila S. ID. p. u. ne do
locaJo, "a kaksno boleznijo mora
clan ali clanica bolehati, ola ie o.
pravicen do bolniske podpore; vsled
tega je Ivana Kastelic opravicena
Sc do svote $21.
John GorSek, ~predsednik,
Jacob kOcjan, l. porotnik.
Louis Karlinger, III. porotnik.
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eudno, da je bill ravno uniOnist
ubit. medtem ko sc stavkokazoma
mic hi zgodilo. Vsekakor je zani-
mivO, da ina policija v vsakem
sluGaju takoj teorijo prot Straj-
kasem pri rokah. 10 ie bill ubit
gluhonem strajkas in je bio
Jasno, da ga ie ubil stavkokaz, .je
bill pc policiiski teoriji ubiti kriv;
sedaj so bill stavkarii krivi, Sc
preden JIG imcla policiia naimani-
81 dokaz "a svojo idejo. Ia poll
eliza je res pozabila. ola ie v sluzbi
mesta, pa Sc vede, kakor da .ie ma
stavljena cd kapitalistov.
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DUMBOVI NASLEDNIKI

kakor kaze, sc pripravljajo PR
zvezni vladi e koraki prot ne
katerim uradnikom nemske in
avstrijske diplomaciie, i'm sicer SO
bavijo V Washingtonu najvec z
"delovanjem" nemskega vojnega
ataseja kapitana Won Papena in
avstri iskega generalnega konzula
Nubcria.
Papen je bill re pogostoma ime-
novan V zvezi = krSitvijo amer
ske nevtralnosti, zlasti V slucaju
nasega milega gospoda Dumbe
dobiti je bilo cello l.judi, Xxi so de-
jail. ola je bill takrat Papcn glavni
manager, Dumba pa lie boil n.icgo-
va m%arioncta. To je bilo Steer IA
Papena laskavo. ker .je bilo $ tenn
lzreceno. da jc bolt navihan cd
f'rancjozcfOvega zastopnika. Ali
Papen je o~dklanial vse take
komplimcntc in nedolino trdil, da
nina mic opraviti z vso tisto retio.
Toda sedai pravijo, da imajo V
Washingtonu nekatere nit V ro-
kah. Justicni department Sc ic
bavil 2 MIN in tudi z Nubericm
in JIG med drugim zbral raZnc
oglase i'll ~okroznice, XII Jill je K. K.
generalni konzul razpoSiljal av-
strijskim drzavlianom V enakcm
zmislu. V kakrSncm .ie Dumba vo-
dill svoio agitaciio.
Justitni oddelek .ie priSel do
prcpricania. da nj V Amcriki no
bcncga zakona. po katerem hi Sc
! moglo proti Nubcriu .iusticno po-
stopati. Zato JIG izrotil YES mate
rijal drzavncmu oddelku, Xxi lahko
Stori primcrnc korakc ma druei
podlagi. PriGakovati ic bale zc y
naikrajSem tasu ukrepov zvcznc
Wade.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-23

neslJivO udeleze. Ker bo tedai
obenem glavna letna seia, Sc izvr-
Sc kakor obiGajno volitve uradni-
kov "a leto 1916. Nsakega clana
we've torej dolznost, Ola sc udeleai
tie seJe; V naSprotnem slucaju Sc
DO postopalo, kakor je bio sklc-
memo ma zadnji redni sell, t. j. da
DO moral vsak clan. XII izostane.
placati 25c globe V druStveno bla-
gaino.
II bratskim pozdravom
Josip Suhar,
tajnik.
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Roundup, Mont.

Monl.
Po vSeh GaSnikih Gitamo q vojui
in o junaSkih Ginih, kako Sc bore
junaki "a domovino in IA Svoje
imetje. Ali oni 81 lie mislijo tako,
pa ST ne bore ne "a domovino ne
"a svoj lastni dobiGek; voiskujeio
Sc IA nekai kronanih lenuhov in
drugih kapitalistov in "a pope, da
Jill bodo po vojski bolje IN bedake
imeli.
P~oglejmo kmcta. MiSlil 81 je:
Ia koni je moi, tn krava .jc tudi
moja; ali to je njegovo lie, dokler
Sc kapitalistu zljubi kadar Sc mu
ne l.iubi wee, mu vzame, in ii kmet
ostani la6en in zejen brcz vseh
sredstev.
Sc sc dobro spominjam, ko sem
pred s lett zivel ma PrimorSkem
V ID. Rekel sem. da mislimo 2
lastno pametjo, he pa kar nam
pop pove; tedai So mi rekli, da
bonn ''frdaman", in nakopal sem
81 s~ovraStvo do smrti. Rekli so
mi, da jim bo re Bog dial, kar po-
trebujejo; scdaj jim ie Bog dial,
kar potrebujejo. Menim. da bodo
sedai mislili 2 lastno pametjo, kH
je re prepozno.
Eni Sc ieze ma Italijo, drugi ma
Rusko i. I'd, JAZZ Sc pa ma vsc
kjer vladajo lenuhi in popi, ne DO
nikdar dclavec incl svojih pravic.
Bratie delavci, cas- .je, da sc zdra-
mimo IL spania i'm Sc uGimo spo-
znavati svoje sovraznike. DanaS-
ME klanje V Evropi mas dobro
uci in nam kaze, kdo je mas So
vraznik.
Kje .ic danes ). bozja zapoved,
Xxi pravi ne ubijai? In kie je ''liu-
hi svojega bliznjega kakor same
ga scbe?" Kje Sc n%ajvec ubija?
Ali ne tam, kjer jc najvec fariev7I
Popi pravijo, da so namestniki
Vprasanje pa je. ali della
io, kar ie Kristus ucil? Jaz recem,
da ne.
Kaj .je rckel sv. Pavel? Kdor no
della, maj ne .je. I'm kdo wee pole
kapitaliSti in vsi tisti. XII
nikdar ne delajo? Oni nam pravi-
jo, da mai skrbimo "a duSo. ali
MIN je duSa deveta briga, zaka.i
oni skrbc lie "a svoie vclike ire
buhc.
Delavec. pred seboi imaS lahko
'Proletarca' vsak teden, in uci
Sc liz mega, kar je V tvojo koriSt
in Y koriSt dclavcev vsega svcta,
III spoznal hos, da je lie socialism
mas odreScnik IL kapitalisticncga
in p~opovskega suzenistva.
PrcjSnja lcta smo zmeraj citali
Nv 'hoiliNii' va j. StdTl Nulld.JSkI
Simcl bolan; letos je pa popolno-
ozdravel; mislim, ola cato. kcr
ina dosti sveze krvi, da 10 pie:
ako mu G cloveSka kri koristi. ic
znamcnje, da bo Sc dolgo traiala
vojna; ako mu DO res 10 srcdstvo
pomagalo IA dolgo zivljenje, Sc DO
morda tudi Rockefeller posluzil
tega pripomocka Y Rooseveltom V
V kompaniji, ker zahtevata veCio
armada.
Kar Sc ticc della, Sc della vsak
dan, ali roiakom ne Svetuiem sem
hoditi "a dclom, kcr Sc sploh ne
dobi.
Ma druStvenem pol.iu stoiimo
dobro, imamo wee druStcv. XII spa.
daio k razlicnim Jednotam in I'VE.
Fam samo Sc zdruzcnia 81 zcIimo.
in upamo, da Sc bo tudi Ia naSa
zclja V kratkem izpolnila.
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Ia nasel jevalce.

Tajnik "a nOtranie zadeve Lane
je potrdil ukaz, S katerim sc odpre
l.S75.000 akrov zemliiSc V Kali
f~orniji i'm 100000 akrov V South
Dakota "a ustanovitev domaGij.
Ukaz dovoliuje razdelitev zeml.jiS1
ma homeSteade po 800 akrov.
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ia mill DO zraku.

IL Fort Worth, Tex, poroGajo:
SeSt aeroplanov zvezne armada.
XII so tvorili prvo cskadro letal
pod poveljstvom kapitana b. d.
Fouloisa .ie varno prispelo V Fort
Worth liza ia mill dolgega lcta
IL Wichita Falls oh silnem vctru
Let .ie traial to6no dive uri.
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II URADA DRUSTVA s. D. P. z.
sTV. 2 "POMOCNIK" v
JOHNSTOWN, PA.

Dne 5. decembra 1915 oh 2. po-
poldne Sc vrsi letna seia, ma kate
70 Sc radi vaznOsti vabijo vsi ella
nj omenienega druStva. Kdor Sc
ne udelezi tie seize, bo korist
drustvene blagajne S soc kazno-
van. Odbor.
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Go, Colo.
urednik Proletarca,

Cenjeni urednik Proletarca,
Prosim, uvrstite moi skromni
dopis V naSem cenjenem DELAY
skem iistu. Kar Sc tiGe delavskih
razmer tukai V DRAW Colo, SO V
splosnem pray slabe, Ge tudi nam
le Rockefeller OBJ zadniem obisku
obetal vsakovrstne k~oncesije i'm
ga Je kapitalisticno Gasopisje pro.
slavllalo kakor odresitelja DELAY
Skega problema. Pa to je lie nam
delavcem pesek V oGi; pc mojem
~preprlcanJu ne moreno priGako-
vati boljSih delavskih pogojev cd
kapitalistiGkih mogotcev, ako Sc
ne bono Sami zavedali delavskega
v%prasanja III sc zdruzili V income
politicne organizacije.
ZadnjiG sen bill V Pueblo i'm ST
c sem Sci V tamka.jSnc toplice V
upanJu, da dobim zdravje; incl
sem prilOznost govoriti S tamkajS-
mimi rojaki, XII so mi z~atr.jevali,
ola .je gospod Rockefeller sploh
najboljsi delavski prijatelj, da lie
cd MEGA imamo priGakovati de-
lavci boliSo bodocnost.
JAZZ pa sem jim p~ojasnjeval mas
zalostni pOlozai in prepriceval. da
cd kapitalistov nimamo dosti pri-
cakovati; pa sem naletel ma tako
hud odpor, da so bile mole besede
sploh zastonj, cato ker ne hodim
V cerkev I'll ne sliSim pridige IL
ust njihovega dusnega pastiria la
ne miSlim, da kar goSpod reGejo.
je pray in da sploh ne more dru.
GAGE biti. Oh tiStem casu. ko sem
Sc nahajal tamkaj, ie umrla neka
sveta DANA, Xxi je poduGevala Y
katoliskem duhu slovenSko deco
vldel sem. kako SO j naSi rojaki
IN roJakinie skozi 3 dni prirejali
vsakovrstne nabozne ceremoniie
Preprital sem Sc, Ola ina tamkajS.
nj socialisticni klub in sodrug
Chas. Pogorelec Sc zelo tezko sta
Rad hi Sc bill udelezil vese-
lice, Xxi jo ie priredil socialistiGni
klub st. I'D, pa zaradi bolezni mi
nj bio mogoGe, kar mi je zal. Kar
Sc pa della tite V tukajSnem pre-
mogokopu, pa Sc sploh ne more
mo mic pohvaliti, ker slabo obra-
tujc in zasluzck ie slab; cato Sc Jill
dosti izseli V upaniu. da Jim BIO
drugod sreca boil mila kakor tu-
Ali zenimo Sc pa peGlarji mic /:
vzrok - ker noGemo biti vsiljivi
prot neznemu spolu in tudi sle-
herni iie zclo izurien V gospodin-
Skem poslu.
Pozdrav zavednim rojakom ST.
rom Amerike. Tebi. delavski list.
pa obilo uspeha.
Clan peclarskega kluba.
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NAZNANILO.
Dunlo, Pa.

Bratom druStva "Zaria Svobo-
de" st. II s. ID. p. y. Sc naznanja,
da bo prihodnia rcdna mcsccna
scia dine ). decembra 1915 oh l po-
poldne in sc prosijO. mai Sc ie va
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IL NASELBIN.

Nase geslo maj bo: Zdruzimo Sc.
delavci vsega sveta in proc $ ka-
%pitalizmom, XII .je oce vseh hudo-
DlJ. Star naroGnik.
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ADVERTISEMENT
SLOW. DELAVSKA
PODpORNA zyEzA
Ustanovljcna dns Is. augusta
Inkorporirsna n. aprila 1909
v drtAvi Penn.
Sedez: Pa.

GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: FRANK PAVLOvCIC, As Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
Podpredsednik: JOSH ZoRKO, r. +. d. :, box 80, West Newton, Pa.
Tank: ALOJZLJ BAVDEK, 46 Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
Pomozni tajnik: IVAN PROSTOR, box 100, Export, Pa.
Blagajnik: JOSH zELE, CLOS ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pomoini bIagajnik: JOSH MARINCIC, 5so5 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, O.
ZAUPNIK:
ANDREA vIDRICH, As Main St, COuemaugh, Pa
NADZORNIKI:
vIIJEM SITTER, l. nadzornik, as Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
FRAN TOMATO, > nadzOrnik, Gary, Ind, ToleSon, Sta, box 73.
NIKoLAJ PovSE, ,. nadz, l Crab st, Numrey Hill, n. S. Pittsburgh, Pa
POROTNIKI:
IVAN GoRSEK, l. porotnik, Box 1875. Radley, Kansas.
JAKOB KOCJAN, . porotnik, 6ll st. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
ALOJZIJ KARLINGER, , porotnik, Girard, Kansas, X. +. ID 4 Box Sc
vRHovNI ZDRAvNIK:
F. :. KERN, NJ. d, 62O2 St Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
POMOZNI ODBOR:
GLAVNI URAD V Hist st. 46 Main St, Conemaugh, Pa.
SPENDAL IVAN, Conemaugh, Pa, Box ISL.
GACNiK IVAN, 1875 Coleman Ave, Jchnstown, Pa.
GABRENAJA JAKOB, Box 42e, Conemaugh, Pa.
BOVC FRANK, X. +. ID. s., Box Ill, Jamestown, Pa.
SUHODoLNIK IVAN, Box 23, South Fork, Pa.
ZoLER ALOJZJ, Box 5l4, Conemaugh, Pa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1915-11-23

Uradno Classic: PROLETAREC, 4OOs w. 3kt St, Chicago. III.
Cenjena druStva, Ozmoma nh uradniki, so uludmo proseni, poshiati ve
dopise IN denar naravnot ma ghvnega tajnika in nikogar drugega. Dmar mai
Sc poIlja glasom pravi, eino potion Postum, Expresnih. ali Banenib denarnib
sakaznic, nikakor pa ne potion prvatnih Gekov.
V sucaJu, da opazijo drustveni tajniki pi porotiih gavnega tajnika kake
PomanJkJvost, maj % nemudoma naznanijo uadu glavnega tajnika, da Sc V pn.
hodnje poPravi.
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he would place himself In his hands for
the rest Of the day.
This is more dangerous than going
about the Colorado coal mines he
said. 81 guess I'd better stay with YOU
while We arc here"
When Mr.. Rockefeller tumblod out Of
his Pullman this morning he discovered
that his special had been hruught here
from Hartvllle Junction. fifteen miles
down the valley. with two box cars
loaded with dynamite attached 10 the
rear.
"Grea. Scott" he exclaimed. "just
look at what we've been riding with"
lie was.carefut to give the explosives
a wide berth during the rest OF the
day.
Goes Back to Denver.
Yr. Rockefeller spent the day here
In inspecting the iron mines OF hrs
company, where 300 men are en-
ploycd. The party LEFT tonight for
Denver. where they will arrive Thurs
day morning.
Nr. Rockefeller met all OF The miners
aac many Of their wives AID children.
He addressed the men briefly during
the noon hour, and ate his meals ~
the company boarding house. lie
promised needed Improvements, which
include immediate construction OF a
sanitary drainage system.
Mr.. Rockefeller also met the Rev. D.
S. McCorkle, the Presbyterian minister
here who criticised the company's
methods before the Walsh committee,
when he stated that company agents
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thoughts Of being away from her loved
ones for such a long time.
you see. il is not serious charge
on which she went away if 1t was Thea
] wbuld not expect you to do anything.
"But being a simple offence | do beg
Of you to try and parole my mother
and ] promise you that such thing
will not happen again.
Dear sir, hope you will give strict
attention to my plea Tor mercy as D.
means very much 70 q poor and mother
less family. Thanking you III advance
] remain,
Yours truly,
John !. DONELEN.
"3S Third Street, Brooklyn.
please give me an answer to ny
letter"
John was too shy 10 stand for his
picture "G'wau,' said he, "nothiu'
dom. You don't want my ugly riag.
III get enough kiddin' anyway"
The -four youngsters are being car !
for by their aunt. Mrs Edward Per
kins. OF Fourth and Smith street,
Brooklyn. until the mother returns
According 70 Secretary Theodore w.
Rousseau. the Mayor will be glad to
see the family reunited.
81 have written in the Mayors behalf
to the mother superior Of the House Of
the Good Shepherd. and also 20 MGgi5-
trate Reynolds said ,T Rousseau last
night. eff they have no objection. ;
see no reason why Mr.. Donclen should
not be allowed 10 come home
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dictated what he should MAJ.
men. Their meeting TO-DAY ~ /" as
dial W: cor.
While speaking 70 .wo
workmen gathered around - aaacf't
house ~ the iron mine. ~, 'ast
Teller stood half way IN hocse-
stairway that led 10 a mir S09css
His clothing was sprinkled ;..es9.st
aus enc rs nands we're red With ma s
"The last time visited sun,s,.
twelve years ago, he began ~, va
any one here who vas workinv 4, .a.H
mine then - II "a
Two or three said they Rad ,,,.
grizzled miner protested TO rem,, 1.s
Mr. Rockefeller. ~"'
II won't wait 50 long before ..-,.
% sec you again" eon,inn.S sf
speaker. 1T Is not a good hin, ~.
US TO let so much time pass W., .e'
meeting each other. We are in Ss ,,s.'
Of getting 30 believe some ~ I" g
stories each hears about the o.ls, ~
anybody tries 20 tell you that i
your enemy don't believe him h.
your friend.
we are partners IN this bus;r.,.
and neither can get along without 4.
other. Your labor would not ear, =.
living without capital % proyISs /.
place 20 work and d marke. .or v.,.
product. Ny capital would no. av,il !.
get the ore out OF the ground wi,k,s,
..,.,, e4roro, rms a~4 hoe. -.
toll at steam shoyels and under \.
earth. We must work together Or bo,s
will suffer.
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Gains Shelter Under
Shovel Car BOmbarded
by Flying Rocks.
MINERS WARN HIM
OF FIFTY CHARGES
Had Almost Stepped Into Wyo-
ming Pit. Not Knowing Fuses
Had Been Lighted.

Sunrise. Wyo.. Oct. 6.-John H.
Rockefeller, Jr., raced with death TO-
dav. when his party stood directly ID
the heart of the open surface workings
Of the iron mines OF his COMPANY where
whole mountain 4. being blasted
away.
when he began his inspection OF the
mines here this morning M koehe-
Teller did not wait for tn supef'o-
,cnd,rt TO ACCOMPANY him. TIE dyha'
mite men. not knowing visitors were
approaching. lit tho Eases Of ftty enor-
nous dynamite charges. air. EocNe-
Teller was almost in the pit whea the
miners. hiding in their bombproo'
shelters hundreds OF yards away ss"
him and shouted frantically for him TO
run. Mr.. Rockefeller, with his secre-
tary. Charles o. Heydt, and W. L. Mac
kenzie King at his heels. fed a. top
speed backward across the mountain
side
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FREE MOTHER
PLEA TO MAYOR
Four Little Children at
Home Need Her, Boy
Writes to Mr.. Mitchell.

"The Kids need her-that's all" said
eighteen year-old John Donelen, the
Brooklyn boy who wrote yesterday to
Mayor Mitchell, asking him 10 set the
law aside and let his mother, Mrs.
Norah Donelen come home The kids
need her | guess II you'd been in
my place you'd a done the same thing.
New III have to stand for lot OF
joshin'. but ] can take that D. you
think he'll send her home7'
John and his father, Thomas Done
len; his mother and four little broth
ers and sisters, whose ages range from
SIX TO twelve, we're happy month ago
in their home at 50 Third Street,
Brooklyn. Then the father and mother
quarrelled. and. on complaint of Done
len, Mrs. Donelen was sent, on Sep
TENDER y, 10 the House of the Good
Shepherd Unless the Myaor inter
ycnes she will be kept there three
months.
Il said TO myself, We've got to
break that up, John told a reporter
wrote Mr Mitchell. lie hasn't answered
yet, but give him time. ! kept a copy
Of my letter see. Here IL is:'
To Mayor OF New York.
Dear Sir:
Il take great interest ia writing yau
this letter 10 Is m reference 10 ny
mother who IS now doing term Of siy
months in the House Of Good shepard
on complaint o. my father. Who had
. quarrel with her and brought, her 10
Butler street Court where judge rev.
u0lds WAS sitting
Ny father is now very sorry she waa
sent away IS she leaves four little chill
dren 40 home who need a mothers care
sll the time They long for her each
day ana always ask when she is coming
home.
"lor 20 he without mother Is
enough TO break snybody's heart ] am
sure you know this FOR a mother is q
mother aud It does not seem like hons
without our mother for 10 Is all sadncs
since she has gone away
The children are crying and praying
Tor her return every hour of the day.
Dear SIR ! assure you % is very sad
TO think WHOM your mother is 90 the
age of 80 years old sd. must be- sent
away ON the home With the sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-07
Resemblance of Louis Gravcure, Here tor Song Recital
to 'Wilfrid Douthitt, Supposed 10 BE Fighting
for King Amazes Broadway.

81 do not know M Douthitt,' be
replied. Il am Monsieur Graveure.'
A few hours later another member
Of the company met Monsieur Graveure,
and strange to say he, too, recognized
him as Mr. Douthitt.
Hello. Douthitt! Where did you get
the beard ," was the greeting.
Monsieur Graveure, apparently OF
hearing, passed on.
Since then several other persons
have declared that they, too, have rec
ognized the former light opera star. de-
spite whiskers and monocle. But Mon
sieur Graveure remains unconvinced
that he really is Mr.. Douthitt.
"Douthitt? Douthitt? have never
heard Of him" was the way he put 1t
yesterday in his apartment at l26 West
Seventy-third Street. 81 am Bel
gian."
The Tribune reporter remarked that
he spoke remarkably good English
whereupon Monsieur Graveure ex'
planned that he had been educated in
England. He said. moreover, that he
had never heard of Mr.. Dippel, and de-
MED that any one had ever recognized
him az Mr. Douthitt.
Knocking About Canada
"For the last three years have been
knocking about in Canada and | know
nothing of the musical world" he said
Il came TO New York unknown, and }
want 10 be accepted on my merits. II
is strange that ! should look so like
Douthitt, whose mother, you say, was
a Belgian. ! wonder + there can be
any relationship
The Tribune reporter remarked that
he. TOO, wondered. for aside from the
beard Grayeure and Douthitt were as
alike as two peas from one pod
Mrs. Antonio Sawyer, Monsieur era
veure's manager. says that she had
never heard that Douthitt and Ora
veure were the same. but she agreed
that the likeness was extraordinary
Monsieur Graveure came to me un-
heralded." sand Mrs. Sawyer. 81 was
al once struck with the beauty Of his
voice and his ability TO hold a single
note for nearly a minute. consider
him a great artist. and only wonder
that he has not been heard of before
/ feel sure that when he makes his
debut in Aeolian Hall on October 20
New York will realize that another
great singler has appeared in the con-
cert field"
Meanwhile, if Mr.. Douthitt, fighting
bravely in Flanders for king and coun-
try. would only send cable that he is
not Monsieur Louis Graveure things
might be cleared up. Many Of Mr.. Douth-
tits friends have warmly praised his
patriotism in going back to fight, and
they. too, would ike to have some news
from him. However. lacking any such
cable, Monsieur Louis Graveure con-
tinues to deny vigorously that he is
Mr. DOuthitt.
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SEEKS TO SAVE JOE HILL
~ Judge Hilton win Ask Diplomat :
Aid for Man Condemned in tan.

~ Judge Hltloh WI -"
Aid for Man Condemned in / tab.
IN 4 last desperate effort 20 save the
life Of Joseph Hllstrom, better known
as Joe Hill. tho sweet singer OF the l.
W. W, who has been sentenced to be
shot in Salt Lake City on October TO-
ex-Judge Grin y. Hilton left this city
for Washington last night. There he
will plead with the Swedish Minister
w. A. F. Ekcngren, to urge the Presi-
dent 20 pardon tho prisoner. convicted
in what he terms an unfair triaL OF
killing +. G.. Morrison. grocer. and
HE son. l..
A. the Martinique. before h's de,
parturc. the former tta' Juresl :Hia
Tho majority o. tho people or Ntan
we're prejudiced against the prisoner;
. sentiment which probably was caused
by Hillstrom's refusal to nave Ine
LAWYERS he had hired defend him. Dur
NO the trial he took a hand at the
cross-examination. Just BEFORE the
Norrisons were killed there was sue
cession % strikes in Utah, and the on
Gals Of the Utah Constructor Com-
pany received threatening letters.
Governor Spry. acting upon re-
quest from Washington, last month
postponed Hillstrom's execution from
September IS 70 October l6. and unless
the President takes action the prisoner
will be shot-he preferred shooting to
hanging-on that day. ,,
Judge Hilton pointed out that Hiil-
strom could expect no aid from Utah'
as the laws Of the state forbade the
Governor from granting pardon, ana
the Supreme Court, which affirmed his
conviction. also sits as pardon board
Consequently Il will grant no stay.