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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
SOcfalizem, pacifizem i'm sorodno.

"Rccimo, da postanc ccsarska vojska social
no dcmokraticna, podcastniki ne znajo wee vtcpati
lJudcm pruskc rclonc V glavo, fiIilirji so OdSli do
mov, parliament jc dobil strah, klopi 80 praznc,
dclavski kongrcS j. zascdcl mcSta. Tcdaj hi bilo
pac prvo, kar hi So morale izvrsiti, u tcmcr 50 vSi
davnO cdini; NadOmcStitcv stalnc voiSkc 4 ljudSku
obrambO. PuSkc in >abjc. smodnik in Svincc Sc
razdcli III tako dcmokracija ustanovi ma skali 50
In ma drugcm mcStu pravi (zopct Dictzgcnn
Stvar pa pOStanc ja>ncjSa in 81 loIc raz.
loIi, 90 81 vrncmo k SvOjcmu k%ongrcSu, XII jc pre-.
10 noel postal ljudSki parliament. u najnujncj
SIM j. zatcl: Il mcccm V rokah obGinstva. Biz
ME ne more biti. da Spckulira u pravicnosti, am
pax da priSkrbi brczposclnim della, ki Sc izpla-
ca ..
Da, Dictlgcm jc iii filozof in socialist. Am
pax ne Spckulativcn filoZof. tcmvec rcalcn kot fl
loloi III kot socialist. In mjcgov l%akljutck ic bill
'Prvo, naJnujncjSc ic orozjc Y rokc ljudstvu!"
kaj torcj utimo mi novcga Kjc >mo Y na
sprotju : Socializmom! lgnoranti, Iii piSarije
anonlmna IN druga ncsramna pisma. mai 81 rai;I
KAY maucc, da bodo o >ocialilmu kaj vedcli.
CDaljc prihodnjic.)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Ljubite otrokel

Waiter Blrk, poslovodia Cen
trail Candy Go. Y Chicago. jc bil
obNoIcn III 500 globe in sodmii-
>kc >troSkc, kcr .ic vposljcval o.
trok" pod po>tavno >tarostio in
hrcz dovolicnia. Dale j. bill oh.
doIlcn. ia jc vpoSlicval otrokc
dali kot o>cm ur ma dan. in baic
j. Nkuial podkupiti tudi tuvarni.
>kc nadzornirc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Slabo hranjeni otroci.

\cktcri otrocl bolcha.io in hira-
Io kar pred ocmi Svoiih stariScv.
in 10 vkliub tcmu. da Jim StariSi
dalrlo na.jbOli>a icdila. kcr nobc-
ma jed in tudi ne slaScicc Jim ne
daicio okuSa. V takih SluGaiih .ic
hlt1 ponce potrebna. Naiprvu -
p%otrchno. la jim dastc zobc pre-
glcdati in ociStiti. ter ia pazitc.
ia imaio Otrci lahko prcbavo.
Daitc Jim Trincr.ievega ameriSkc-
"a zdravilncga "rcnkcga vina. in
bodctc vidcli. kako nitro So Jim
bodc ma boliSc obrnilo. Ist0 vclia
tudi IA odraSle. &c hocctc imeti
dobcr TEX. ic %potrcbno. ola Sc va
"a jcdila dobro prcbaviio Y zclod-
u. T%rincricvo amcriSko zdravil-
no gr"nk0 vino VAIN vldrIujc
prcbavnc nrganc dobrcm rcdu.
Dobiva So Y lekarnah. Ccma $l0O.
jos. Trimcr, iHdclovalec. 1888 1899
SO. Ashland ave. Chicago. III.
T~rincr.icv Limlmcmt .ic z%ancSlii.
va zdravilo ~ bolczcn V miSicalI
in udih.
Ne "akajtc toliko casa. da st
YAM bolclrn prcvcc raISiri. ampak
imritc To dobro adravilu vcduo
pripravljeno ter ga ~upOrabite ka-
kor nitro %SpOznatc, da bolezen pri.
haia.
Ccna % in 80 centov $ poStnino
30 III oo centov. (Advcrt.l
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
lZkljucen zdravnik.

ChlcaSki zdravniki so izkljucili
znancga Dir. liaiscldna IL zdravni-
Skcga drLStNa "Chicago Medical
Society radi va zdravniSko pro
icNllo ncdostoimega obnaSania."
To ic pOSlcdica znancga slutaja l.
noNorOlcmccm Starscv Bollingcr.
ki j. umrl. kcr "a nj hotel DIR.
llai>cldcn opcrirati. vcdot. da hi
dctc "a vcdno ostalo pohablicmo
in Slaboumnu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

' hond"nu so dobili IL Amstcrdama porocila.
ia 80 Sc prlpctiIi V Monakovcm ma NemSkcm We
Xxi III resnl nemiri, in Steer vslcd vclikanskih il
CUB HI so Jill trpcle bavarskc cctc pred Vcrdu
nom.
NJ ncvcrJctno. la auglcSko Waldo jc iako 100
rocilo SeNeda balzam. Ampak ncmiri So doge iajn
ludi Grugod, tudi v krajih. kjcr vihra Cnion-Jack
Skoda le, da 81 punta vsak Ease in Ola nj vclikih
Smotrov V teh uporih. Me ne hi vlad tako bitro
prisililo, da sklenejo mir. kakor sporazlmna D.
volta v vseh dezelah. Ali kako mai hi bila = 60
DAMIEN stadiju mogoca?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
KIDD gre med rekrute?

NSlcd sklcpa kongrcsa. ia Sc
visa amcriSka armada. so po ma.
rocllu vOincga departments odpr-
Ii 40 nabornih uradov Do Zdruze.
nth drzavah. III uradi SO bill zapr-
Ii zc wee kakor emo lcto. - Zaprli
Jill ne bodo tako nitro, kakor so
Jill odprli. kaiti prcdcn opravijo
scdanjc delo. bO kongrcS &c sprc-
icl glavnc militariSticnc prcdloge,
in tcdai DO 1.-Two ma rekrutnih po.
stajah.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
tNadalievanjc $ !. Strani.)

hIJub temu lie pravi nihcc: Od,lcmimo lie.
mu ncumncmu ljudstvu volilno pravico! Prcuda.
rem socialist pravi: Raba glasovnicc jc politiGna
sofia. To liudstvo DO vcckrat napacno postopalo
Z rolilnim listkom, ali slabi uspchi njcgovc napaG.
ne rabc "a bodo pouGili. NaSa naloga pa lc. da
mu ponagamo do pravcga Spoznania.
Ej, lJudsko oborozcnjc nj moja iznajdba i'm
me III bio trcba scdanjc vojnc. da 'zmcdc gla-
No mem ali pa komurkoli, kdor zagovarja to "a.
htcvo. Patti jc lc trebN, da he porodi la vojna
drugc zmedc, V katcri bi prolctariat pozabil ma
SvoJc ralrcdno boinc potrcbc pa So odrckcl Srcd.
Stvu, katcro DO morda JAZZ ne priscgam. da "a
TO ab>olutilo. ampak pravim morda potrcboval
nuJno kakor Osuscno grlo kapljo vodc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
u l'ukare>ta poro@a dopi>mik iomd"n>kc
Daily Mall da dobiva rumunska nevtralnost

IL l5ukare>ta pororH dopi>mik iomdon>kc
Daily Mail da dobiva rumunska nevtralnost
"i dl" Ito dine prijahncj>" lee napram zavclni
kon. Pol"g t"-a jc lnarilno drj>tvo, da povccu
JcJo rImlinNk" ~Noja>tyo in pomuoIujcio Noinc po-
trcb>cinc, da>i sta Av>trija in Ncmciia zahicyali.
da mora l;umunSka dcmobilihirati. Najpomcmb.
n"JS" pa 50 razmcrc y S%iIi>iriji, kakor psavi One
nIrnl %d"Pi>nlk. To j" ona pokrajina. Hi 50 jo mo-.
rail- h"Igari odNtopiii %Humuniji Y halkan>ki yojmi
Irta l'I2. hcr 50 81 tukaj pujavili mnogi, HI 50
dclovall y ~i;olgariji prijalncm >mislu in prot ru.
inIinskIIn oblaStiIn, 80 ruInunSkc oblasti pozaprlc
N>c, XII ;" 81 tako prcgrcSlIi. tudi uradnikr in east
nike. \adalJr 81 odrclilr rumunSkr obla>ti re-.
kvIllciJo v>c Irvine in vSch IivaIi ob ncii. da ; tenn
rrcrr"riJo lzyoz ma l}olgarSko.
Bllla So pomlad in lastaykc ~ pojavljajo. Ru
lnlIlIska udclrIba ' vojni ir I" dolgo ma dmcvlcm
redu. Poe JivoSt rumunskc Wade nj majhna. Ali
rada hi imrla vclik profit Z lnajhmo invcsticiio i'm
I InaJhnim riHIkom pribliino tako kakor \ dru.
- balkail,ki v"jni, boljc r"Gcno pc mel. Eli. Gr
I'll m"g"l kakScm prcrok Y BukarcStu Zanc>liiNo
poNcdati. katcra Ntram BIO xmagala IIitro hi rI-
InuhNka vIada vcdcla. da Sc bojujc tista stran IN
ideal" IN bi So il pridruzila. DoSlci jc bila boi
Ia arcca lie prcvct podobma harnoniki. in cato ic
bla Kumrnska tako rckoG ncvtralna. Nikakor pa
ne NIedi II tcga, da ostanc ncvtralna. Bog voinc
- nj ilgubil apctita.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
UT Xxi.

GledaliSki igralci y Chicago 80 priili ma ne
KEN shodu V hotclu Sherman do sklcpa. da jc tn
iii lanje, &C hotcjo biti boljc zavarovani zopcr H.
koriScanjc. edna pot strokovna organizacija.
Pogodbc med mimi in glcdaliSkimi podjctmiki 50
navadno take, ia imaio zadnji vsc pravicc, igral-
ci pa Use dollncsti. Y Chicago Iivi okrog 500 igral..
ccv III vclik del Jill j. brrzvcstuo izkoriScanih cd
raNnatcll"v. kaj pomaga, da ST imcnujcjo umct.
Mkt Cd imcna ST Y kapitali>tiGni drulbi ne
more livcti. kdor pa lojc po>tcno place. mora
blti organiziran, pa maj loo rotni ali pa duscvni
dclaVCc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
SLOVEN CT
pri>topajtC K
SL0VENSKI NARODNI POD.
PORNI JEDNOTI.

X%avarui"tc - lahko IA Sl.uU,
500 ali $500 dnrvnc bolmiSkc
podporo in III $50. 5000. $1,000
ali 81. 800 pu>mrtninr.
PiSitc IA pOiI>nila glcdc u,ta-
novitvc novih druStcv u. taiuiku
Johnu Verderbar, 2078 So. Lawn
dale Ave. Chicago, Ill.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

IL Amstcrdama ~porocajo bajc V Berlin, da y"
izgubili Francozi do II. marca = miIjona 20O,0oo
MOI. AngleIi SO izgubili Same 100000 MOI. -
Tisoc ali stotisoc MOI gor ali dol to H. ne ;tcic
ME wee Y scdanji vojni. Ma miljonc jih mora III
ii, tcdaj So clovcku Sclc zazdi, da j. TO vcnda" We
like Stcvilo. Diva miljona ilgub, In koIiko i to-
"a. kar So je zdclo clovcku skoraj ncmogocc, da III
kaksna armada sploh stella diva miljona MOI in o
pcrirala 5 tako maso! Diva miljona izgub - 10
like milJonov mater, o%cctov, vdov, sirot jc pr ten
prizadctih" >!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

kcr jc vslcd ncprestanih S~traJkov mastala >c-
lika d%raginja. je Spanska vlada prepovedala iva
zati zivila in stvari, katcre So ncobhodno potrebu-
iejo donna.
Tako pravi poluradno porocilo. DraginJc 50
seveda krivi Straj Xxi; to je stara pescm. Ampak
Gudno jc vendar: Draginja sill delavcc, da stray
kajo, in potem so .je oni krivi. To ic logika, XII 10
razume lie kapitalisticna glava.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
DIETZGEN.

Eden vodilnih sodrugov. hi So prot nam ma
>topali Y dcbati o ljudskcm oborcImju. Sc jc poi
val ma Dictzgcna, imcnujot "a najvctjcga socia-
listicncga iilozofa. Maj bo tudi mcni dovoljcno.
da citiram Dictzgcnovc bcscdc, in Steer take, XII Sc
~manaSajo ma precinct.
V knjizici Die Zukunft der Solialdcmokra-
tic pravi:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

Iicutcrjcva b~rzojavma agcntura jc dobila il
Madrida brlOlavko, ia 50 V glavncm mcstu Span
>kc Ia>tavkali majprcj pcki, potem jc pa izbruhni-
la generalna stavka. Her 50 bajc dclavci y ncki
livarni uprizorili vclikc ncmirc. Hi 50 trajali lc
;6 ur. jr bill dine 9. marca r~azgla>cn prcki sod Y
mcstu Cartagcna.
Diva tisoc stavkarj"v j. uapadlo livarno, HI
io ic branilo 40 oborolcnih tuvajcv. najctih od
druIbc. in nckaj ~vojakov. Pet >tavkarjrv j. bio
ubitih in cnaj>t tciko ranjcnih. Sc,t branilcrv
livarmc j. bilo r~amjcuih.
kar brch vHroka pac MISC na>tali ucmtri. Io
&c oboroIcuih c%uvajih" drIlbc hi 81 mcria ugeni-
Ia. kdo Jill j. povzrocil.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

Poklicana sta Y Italiji pod orozje lctnika lSS2
IN 1883. tclkc poljskc artilcrijc. kakor tudi lctui-
ka 1887. in lSSs. ~jahajocc artilcrijc. V Italiji
kakor pov>od. Ma boji>tih j. 81 mnogo kauouoy.
in kanoni 1ahtcvajo hranc. Torri ma nogc now
lctniki. start in mladi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21
Spanska vlada ic z~aplenila vse ;

SPanska vlada jc zaplenila vse zaloge 5ita
i'll zarcla p~rodajati tito pc nizjih ccnah, kot 50 ga
pref proda jail razni trgovci. Tito jc prcpovcda-
no ~izvalati. - IL l%jubezni do l~judstva nj tcga sto-
rila. V d%anaSnjih cash jc ysaka TAXA vest sum
ljiva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

AnglcSk" oblaSti Sd a~retirale vcliko egiptov.
SKIN vodItelJcv, kcr 50 bill zatcli Scuvaii ma VISTA.
J'' NaJbrHc bodo vsi obSojcni ma >nrt.
Nj mogoce! Sal Sc vcndar Anglia ) svojimi
H"Nc|nlkl boJuJc III "svobodo marodov. In Egip-
cam so tudi narod. Ali " ia svohoda vcndar -
%lumbug?
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-03-21

Najvccia osvoicvalka okrog vcrduna ic
mrt.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
FARM BANK POSITIONS SOUGHT
FEDERAL BOARD Is DELUGED
WITH REQUESTS.
TO Resume Hearings to Gather Inform
alton For Guidance In Designating
Districts, October 16.

Washington, Oct. Hearings by
the federal farm loan board to gather
information for it's guidance in dividing
the country into districts and locating
the II farm loan banks created by the
rural credits act, will be resumed Oct.
16.
1t Is expected that the proposed
banks will be established and ready
for business about Feb. /.
The board is being deluged with re-
quests from farmers for organization Of
local farm loan associations.
There are approximately 5000 ap-
plications on file with the board for
positions, with few opportunities of
appointment. Each federal bank in
the IL districts will have an attor-
ney, a farm loan register to super
wise tho issue Of bonds and several
land appraisers to inspect securities.
These appointments will be made from
among candidates in the respective dis.
tricts as far as possible.
Indication that an effort will be
made at the next session of congress to
extend the federal farm loan act to
the island possessions of the United
States and to Alaska, was given in a
petition filed with the federal farm
loan board by Edwin c. Moore of Haw-
ali. The petition declares that the
need for the law is greater in Hawaii
than in the United States.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
LEADING COMMERCIAL AND IN
DUsTRIAL CENTER OF TRAM
sYLvANIA REcAPTURED BY
AUSTRo-GERMANS.
BRITISH LINES ALONG
M ARE ADVANCED
Allies Make Considerable Gains North
of Courcelette-French Curtain of
Fire Breaks Down Successive
Waves of Attack by Germans
Near SailIy-SaiiIes.

Berlin, Oct. 10.-The city Of Kron-
stadt, in the southeastern part Of
Pennsylvania and its leading industrial
and commercial center which was oc'
cupied by the Roumanians shorty
after their entry into the war, has
been recaptured by the Austro-Ger'
man forces.
Roumanians Withdrawing.
All along the eastern line in Tran
sylvania, the official statement reports,
the Roumanians are falling back.
From the Geister forest the Teutonic
forces have pressed into the Alt val,
ley and fought their way forward.
British Advance On Somme.
London, Oct. 9.-The British lines
on the Somme front north and north.
east of Courcelette have been consid.
erably advanced, it was officially an,
nounced. A small part of the ground
lost by the Germans in the recent
fighting north of Lesboeufs was re
gained by them in a co~unter-attack
Otherwise, says the official statement
the British held their gains. They
have taken more than 500 German
prisoners.
French Check German Attack.
Paris, Oct. 9.-The official commu
nication issued by the wal Office reads
On the Somme there were intermit
tent reciprocal COMPARTMENTS. After
violent artillery preparations the Ger
mans launched an attack on our new
positions west Of Sailly-Sailles, our
curtain of fire broke down the sue,
cessive waves of the attack, none Of
trenches.
"In the Woevre our heavy artillery
bombarded German conveys and
camps, as well as the Thiaumont sta
ton"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
CONDUCT HOUSE TO HOUSE
CANVASS TO GET RECRUITS
War Department Officiaia Plan to OBJ
tain 100000 Men For Army
Each Year,

Washington, Oct. 8. - Virtually a
house to house campaign throughout
the nation is to be conducted by the
War department to obtain the 1905 900
regular army recruits it will be ueces-
sary to enlist annually hereafter in
order to keep the army up to the
strength authorized by Congress In the
reorganization and appropriation bills
according to a new recruiting order
made public.
The new plan contemplates estab-
fishing agencies iT every county seat.
From these bases recruiting parties
will be sent to comb the rural dis
tricts.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
COCKTAILS HEADS BOARD
TO STUDY RAILROAD LAW
Clarke and RubIee Also Chosen by
President to Investigate the
Eight-Hour Law.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. IA formal an
nouncement was made here that Pres
ident Wilson has selected Major Gen.
eral Goethals, Commissioner Clarke of
the Interstate Commerce commission
and George Rublee of the Trade com
mission as members of the board Gre
ated by Congress to investigate the
railroad eight-hour law.
While the law does not go into ef.
feet until January /, the President de.
sired the members of the board to
give a close study to the entire situa-
ton. General Goethals will act as
chairman.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
STATEWIDE NON-PARTISAN
HUGHES LEAGUE Is FORMED
Wing Republican, Is Elected
President.

st. Paul, Oct. 9.-The Minnesota
Hughes Alliance, a branch of the Ma
tional Hughes Alliance, has been or,
ganized, following a number of infor-
NAL conferences of men anxious TO
put forth special efforts to help roll up
a big majority for Mr.. Hughes. A rep
resentative of the National Hughes AL
ties in the state to give encourage
ment and cooperation in starting the
work in Minnesota. The Hughes Alli-
ance has but one single purpose and
that is the election of Hughes. 1t is
non-partisan in it's character and well
ONE the cooperation of men in all
parties who are for Hughes for presi-
dent.
Headquarters for the Minnesota
Hughes Alliance have been opened on
the fifth floor of the Capital National
Bank building in st. Paul, where off,
GERS of the Alliance will be glad TO
meet men anxious to enlist in the
work. Requests for literature and re-
ports on the presidential sentiment
throughout the state, together with
suggestions for carrying on the cam.
paign in the various localities, are In.
vited.
The officers who have consented 20
give their time to the work are, Jens
K. Grondahl, president; Herbert P.
Keller, vice president, and f. L. Cali.
han, secretary. The executive com.
mittee, which will soon be completed,
will consist Of members from the vari
Gus congressional districts. This, and
other committees, will be announced
later.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
WILSON APPEALS TO VOTERS
SAYS "OLD GUACD" STILL CON.
trolls REPUBLICAN PARTY.
Predicts Clash Between Capital and
Labor II Hughes Is Elected
in November.

Long Branch, N. J., Oct. 10.-Return-
ing from his first invasion of the Mid
die West since the campaign opened,
President Wilson appealed to indie
pendent voters to support the Demo
cratic party in November on the
ground that it presents a united front
for the passage of progressive legisla.
ton, while the Republican party is
made up Of discordant elements which
can accomplish nothing.
Attacks Hughes and Roosevelt.
Criticizing the 'old guard" of the
Republican party, the President, by in.
ference, attacked both Charles L.
Hughes and Theodore Roosevelt, and
declared that while every line of his
national policy ha~ been assailed, mo
diagrams have been drawn of any 9th.
err"
Mr.. Wilson charged hat the "old
guard" was in control of the last Re-
publican convention and made all the
choices that were made by that con-
vention."
Warns of Labor Troubles.
Zone of the things that threatens us
In the future If the Republican party
is successful is a conflict between cap,
ital and labor" Mr.. Wilson said, mot
because of any new lines that will be
drawn, but because so far, many rep
resentatives of capital have refused
to regard the laborer as a fellow hui
/, =, hAtnr S,,ok on ,o.,ah s-tA,Zz4,l -,
the welfare of business and the prog.
ress of society as those who organize
business and conduct 1t.
Doors to United States Open.
Omaha, Oct. o. President Wilson
came into the Middle West for the
first time since the campaign began
and received what his political lieu
tenants characterized the greatest re-
ception Of his career. He declared for
the "unshackeling" of American bust
ness in order that it may meet the
competition of the world after the Eu-
ropean war and cited legislation of
his administration as going far in this
direction.
He spoke OF the Importance OF the
West and praised the people who came
from Europe to seek freedom. The
doors to the United States, he said,
were built to be kept open. not to be
closed.
I'm order to carry out a program you
must have unification Of spirit in
America" he continued. There can
be no program without a unified course
behind 1t. 1t is very important that
the statesmen OF other nations should
understand America. We have held
off from the ~conflagration in Europe
because we wanted to play a differ.
ent part"
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
Filth German War Loan Hloh.r

Berlin. Oct. 9.-Although no general
summary Of the subscriptions to the
fifth war loan is yet available the to-
tails compiled in various cities and the
amounts subscribed through various
banks generally are somewhat higher
than the corresponding amounts of
the fourth war lean. II the subscrip-
lions in the agricultural districts main
tain the same ratio as those In the
cities the indications are that the fifth
loan win exceed the fourth. although
not reaching the high water mark OF
the third.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
CAPITAL IS PUZZLED BY RAIDS
U-BOAT WARFARE AT VERY
DOORS OF u. S.
Presence of German Flotilla Near
American Waters May Raise Per-
picking Questions.

Washington, Oct. 10. - Submarine
warfare at the very doors of the Uni
ted States with all it's spectacular
features does not necessarily portend
further complications with Germany
so long as it is carried on within the
limitations Of international law.
That was the view of official Wash
ington ou the record of one days oper-
atoms in which none Of the ships de-
stroyed appears to have been attack
ed without warning or without proper
measures having been taken for the
safety of those aboard.
Serious Issue Is Possible.
Accidentally at least in information
al law an Allied ship destroyed by a
German cruiser just outside the three
mile limit and in sight of American
shores, is no different than a ship de-
stroyed in the Arctic ocean provided
its destruction is accomplished in ac-
cordance with the laws of nations and
humanity.
However, the presence OF a German
submarine flotilla near American ter
rAtoflal waters, omclalS fear may raise
perplexing questions of neutrality and.
in fact, a most serious issue would be
raised If the operation of the submers-
ibles were carried on so near Ameri-
can ports as practically to constitute
a blockade.
German Bases Suspected.
Half a dozen ships destroyed prac-
tically within sight of the shores OF
the United States while American
warships lowered near to take off the
victims aroused reports Of German
bases and conveys.
Many officials leaned to that view
and pointed out that n lone subma-
rine 5000 miles from a base would
scarcely have spent torpedoes SO pro-
digally as did Commander Rose, I'M
less there was a supply close at hand
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REPORT THAT GERARD HAS
MISSION Is UNCONFIRMED

Washington, Oct. 8. - Ranking Of
dcials of the state department said
they had no information to Indicate
that Ambassador Gerard is bringing
nome a request from Germany that
the United States intercede TO end the
European war and were inclined to
disbelieve the story. Count Won Bern
storff. the German ambassador, de.
clared he knew positively that it was
untrue.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
Higher Price for Church Book,

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Increased cost Of
print paper Is q problem which the
Methodist Book Concern. as well as
newspapers and other publications. is
finding vexatious. according to DR.. H.
c. Jennings. general agent of the con-
Germ. He told delegates to the lay
mems section Of the Rock river CON
ference that their support of the book
concern was needed as never before
on account OF the print paper problem
and he advocated the increase In price
Of the concerns publications a. the
only way out Of the difficulty.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
Vance Mccormick Sued by o'Lcary.

New York, Oct. Vance C. McCor-
mick. chairman of the democratic ma
tional committee. has announced that
he has been served with a m in
a suit for $4,000 brought against him
by jeremiah A. O'Leary. Mr.. OLeary
declared the action was to find out.
first. whether hyphenism. socalled, Is
libelous. AID. second. whether 1t is In.
consistent with Americanism." Mr..
oLeary SAID he resented a Statements
attributed to Mr.. Mccormick. CRITICS.
ing him for sending IN insulting mes
sage" to President Wilson.
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The Rockefeller institute Is dis
turbed by the present high price of
monkeys. The human variety, though,
is always plentiful and most of them
are cheap.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1916-10-12
SWEDEN DENIES ASKING
U. S. AID IN DISPUTE

. Stockholm, Oct. 9.-An authorI-
' tatlve denial Is made here of a Z
> Washington report published In
: London papers that Sweden re-
= Gently proposed to the United
. States common action against the I
: British blockade and that the pra-
: posal was rejected. No proposals
. OF the kind mentioned, It 10 de-
= cIared, have been made by Sweden I
= TO the United States.