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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Moves left We'd
nesday morning for Florida, where
they will pass the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

Mrs. Joseph Murray of North An
son was the guest Of friends IN the city
for the day Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

John Sturtevant, who has been Wis
iting with relatives in the city, left
Wednesday morning for Vermont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

Mrs. Kate Edwards Fox left Wed
nesday morning for Los Angeles. CAL,
where she will pass the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

Miss Edith Atkins went to Readfield
Wednesday morning. where she will be
the guest of relatives for a time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

Miss Marion Adams of Leeds is Wis.
iting with friends in the city for few
days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

E. A. Hofsted returned Wednesday
morning from a visit with relatives in
Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

c. P. Crommett left Wednesday
morning for Boston. where he will be
the guest of relatives for time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

, score at a surprising rate. Twitchen
getting four baskets in quick success
sion. The game was not as we'll attend
ed as it should have been, considering
the quality of the playing. Summary:
COMETS RED soX
Best, RI ................ 10, Stilphen
Phil McGouldrick, If 80. RIB, Sprague
Getchell, ............... c, H. Thyng
Smiiey, TO ............... ii, Brown
E. Thyng. Id .......... RI, Whitehouse
Score: 33 to T. Goals from floor. Nc
Gouldrick 3, Best ?, Smiley s. Thyng
3, Brown 1, H. Thyng l. Goals from
fouls, E. Thyng /. Referee, Henna.
Scorer, Goodman. Time, two 15-min.
halves.
Second Team
BRAVES GIANTS
Twitchell, ri ............ lib, McCurdy
Simpson. II ............. rb, J. Cooper
Dunnach' ....... c, Hill
Morton. rb ...... If, Phil McGouldrick
Monroe, 10 .............. RI, HutchinS
| Score: % to Is. Goals from floor,
Simpson 4, Twitchell 5, Monroe /,
Dunnack 4. Hutchins 2. Paul McGould-
| rick 5. Cooper /. Time. 2. 16.min.
halves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28
DANCING PARTY
Given Wednesday Evening at Augusta
House by Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Smith

The Augusta House was the scene
Wednesday evening Of a very pretty
dancing party given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

The Brunswick Record in its issue
of Dec. Is printed a. fac-simile of the
original charter of the town OF
Brunswick, which was incorporated
In 1898. The document. from which
the plate was made was purchased
in London a few years ago and has
lately come into the possession of the
Pejepscot Historical Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

, IL. A. Monk Of Cliikon 49, bastlseea
caller in the city "wednesday IS \.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28
HOULTON BOY FOR
NAVAL ACADEMY

Washington, D. c., Dec. 27.-Con-
gresham Guernsey yesterday named
Charles Francis Barnes of Houlton as
principal for the Naval Academy at
Annapolis. Young Barnes is son Of
Charles P. Barnes of the firm of Her
sey & Barnes, of which Congressman
elect Hersey is senior member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28

w.D. Wilson Of Madison e yle.sane
with friends In the city fdf sfew saa ~ J:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28
EAST WINTHROP
Mrs. n. N. Packard

The funeral of the late Mrs. H. N.
Packard will be held at 100 Friday aft
srnoon at her late home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28
rhursday's Concert Program

Thursday's Concert Program
March-"Hail to the Stars and Stripes
Daily
Overture-"La Dame Blanche Douldieuc
Waltzes-.'IJnreuuited Love-" Lincke
Fantasia-'"The Evolution of Dixie,
Lake
Scalp Dance from Cherokee and Apache
Melodies" Lake
Hawaiian Selection Lake
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-28
VASSALBORO

EAST-Miss Pauline Bryant, who
has been seriously i'll with pneumonia,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

ma ponce >voic kupljcnc najcm-
nike; NTH glaS bo o>tal glaS vpi-
Joc"ga Y p%u>cavi.
Danes - dclavccm mogoce "a
Jcdaci po>mchujcio. Dclavci, ne
lmcnitc 50 "a NTH azSmch. Napo-
ella bo doba, ko bodo moral zaie-
dacl IN njih >innvi dclati, ako boz
do h"trli jcNii, oblatiti 81 in sta
uoNati Y clovcSkih >tanoyaniih. Ma
>Nctu bo vSc dclalo Z umom in ro-
kami "a dobro vNch. V tel prihod-
Mi tlovcSki druzbi 81 bodo zajc-
da"l in Nth Ninovi naucili, da
kdor hncc /iycti. mora dclati 4 ro-
kalnl all pa L un"m. To bo dobcr
nauk Ianjr in ~ dclavrc IA zadoS-
c"mJc, kcr 50 iztrcbili lajcdaS,vo
in clovcSkc druihc.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Livingston: Frank Krek, P. o.
Nokomis: John Melinda, box GOT.
Nokomis in okolica: Frank Dezelsk,
box 3l7.
Pullman: Ant. Oblak, 1881 Langley
Ia oglesby: Tom. Kralj, La Sale, III.
Springfield: Jerry Urh, 49, w. Rey-
mold 81.
Panama: Jos. Ferianeia, Dor &c.
Stanton: Anton Ausec, box l5s In .ice
Mostar, box 35l.
Waukegan-North Chicago: Paul PEEK.
lay. i27 Belwedere ~. in Jerry Spa
rapan. llO6 McAllister Ave.
Witt: John Z%upancic, boz 81.
Opomha. Danasnii "Imenik'' nj
popol"n. Krivda ic ~upravnika lista,
kcr j" y /adnjem trenutku zameSal ma
novu prijuvljcnc zastopnike. Prosimo
vSc ma novo i~avljene 2astOpnike mai
ponovno nalnanijo svOjc n%aslove.
Kako cudno ucinkuje vojna strast
in vojnO sovraStvo, prica sledeca be-
lezka.
Nestnik nemskega in avstrijskega
planinskega druStva ~izvaja: V sedanji
vojni je bill vsak posamezni Nemecod
sovra2nikov nemskega naroda tako
tezko, tako globoko in zlobno razza-
lien %, da Sc te zalitve ne smejo Ia
ko nitro pozabiti v nemskem ljudstvu.
Skrajna udrzljivost nasproti naSim So
vraznikom je dolznost in noben dober
Nemec maj V bliznjih letih pc vojni ne
pOtujc V dezele nash sovraznikov!
Tollko bolj pa JIG zeleti ozjih odnosa-
jew 2 dezelami, XII so nam ohranile
zvestobo in prijateljstvo. Predvsem
morajo postati vezi, XII vezejo mas
Nemce liz cesarstva z nasim zavezni-
kom Avstro-Ogrsko, mnogo iskrenej-
Sc. kako malo vemo o Avstro-Ogrski!
Nelika, ve6inoma IL severne Nemcije
izvirajoca tujska reka Sc ~razlije sko-
raj izkljucno preko Tirolske in Sale
burske. Zgornja in Nizja Avstrija,
Stajerska, koroSka in Kranjska so bile
razmeroma malo obiskovane, in v dru-
ge dezele u sosedne monarhije so
prisli lie posamezni. Pa tudi "a biz
MIN stikom s Turcijo in Bolgarijo je
stremiti. Dezele ten nasih novih "a
veznikov so nam skoraj docela nezna-
ne. cato maj potuje Nemec V BODICE
ma jugovzhod! Karpati so kot bojisce
V sedanji vojni dosegli tax Stoves, da
mora vsak Nemec stremiti Ia tenn, da
Jill viii z lastnimi ocmi. Primorje, po-
TEN Bosnia in Herzegovina so Sc v tel
vojni tolikrat imenovali, da so vzbu-
dill naSe 1.-Two zanimanje. In Adrija
in Dalmacija nudita polnovredno ma
domestic pokrajinske lepote "a TIA
lilo. katere tai Sc mora vsak Nemec
leta ogibati.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Collinvood: Anton Kuznik, 372-i56th
ST., John Zupanc. 1907 Waterloo Rd..
Jos. Skupek, 10Y f.. 6lst St, in Joe
KunGic. 439 +. 156th St.
East Palestine: Jack Istenich, I36 E.
Martin St.
Glencoe: Mace zlemberegr in Louis
Brio. l.. Box L..
Lorain: Geo. Pctkovsck, l7l7 T.. Goth
ST.
Maynard in okolico: Frank Brerar,
b.. 6i7.
Struthers: John Rayer, box $40 in NJ
UTbas, box 56i
Wooster: John Krilman6it, box $50.
Youngstown: John Pctrit, box ESQ.
OREGON.
Oregon City: Frank Sajovic, l3l-lsth
st.
OKLAHOMA.
Red Oak: Joe Kogcj, box ,.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Brsughon: Jacob Dolenc, box 1871.
Canonsburg: John koklich, box go in
.]oie Amhrozic, box 3jl.
Claridge: FIR. Iurman, box 20.
conemaugh: Anton Gabrcnja. Frank
Podhoi in Frank P~avlovic, box SOB.
Darragh: Karol Slavic, box 252.
Dunlo: Frank Kaucic, box ~.
Export: \. Giauromclli: star Road
box 81.
Forest City In Vandling: Frank Rataic,
box 6s5 in Anton Drasler, boz Q.
Herminie: John Trccli. box 81.
Irwin: Tony Kodrit, X. +. d. 3 - box
log.
Johnstown: Math. Gabrenja, R. F. D. J..
box 100.
Mcdonald: John Zabkar, r. F. D. .,
box l43.
Lloydell: Anton Grbec. box 30.
Manor: FIR. Demsar, box 253.
Meadow Lands: Jos. Bizjak, box 253.
Morgan: j. KvartiG, box 453.
South Fork: Jakob Rupert, box 23S.
So. Fork.
Trafford: j. +. Bcrgant, l.. Box go.
w; Newton: Jos. ZOrkO, R. F. b. 3.
box so.
Wickhaven: Luka Kralj, box 6s.
wilcox: Jak. Miklau6i1. l.. Box 8.
Yukon; Anton Lavrir, b. :.
Winterquarters: John Reven, box los.
w. Virginia.
Thomas: Frank kocjan, box 272.
hilIOurn IN okollca: Anton Straiisar
WISCONSIN.
Kenosha: Frank ~zerovcc, IS Rowland
Ave.
West Alns: Jacob Oblack. l32-54th
Ave. IN Max koicl, i39-5ith Ave.
WYOMING.
Reliance: Lovr. USeni6nik, box 90.
Rock Springs: Math Batch, box 427
in +. s. Tavcher. GA Ahsay Ave.
Superior: Lucas Groser. box BAL.
Sublet: Karl Kramar. b. llG.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago: Frank Ales, Frank Zajc, 40Os
". 81. st.
Cicero: Frank Mrgole. 5O2s W. Is. Pi.
louisville: Frank Jerich, box les.
City: John Slivnik, box 500.
La Sale: Vencel Obid, 43s Berlin st.
in John Rogel, 427 Berlin st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
ADVERTISEMENT
AvstT. SIovensko
Boil. Pod. DTuStvo
inkorporrano "a. fsbruva .
lSn v drtavi Kansas
.Sedez: Frontenac, Hans.
Ustanovksso ls. jaauvar,a
1884
GLANNl URADNIkI.

GLANNl URADNIKI:
Professionals: MARTIN OBERIAN, Box -. T.. Mincral. Hams
nodprecS; JOHN GoRSEk, Box l79, RadIcy. Hans.
laJh'k; join tEkNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Hans.
BlagaJnik: FRANK STARCIC. Box 24J. Mulberry Kaus
ZapiSnikar: LOUIS BREZNIkAR, H. Box IS, Frontenac. Kans.
NADZORNIKI:
fONGkAC JURSE. Box POI. Radlcv, Hans
MARTIN kOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontcnac. Kans.
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontcnac, Hans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SNATO, II. 4. Woodward. Iowa
FRANK STUClN, Box 226, Jenny Lind. Ark
MALTA SELMA, Box 23, Franklin, Kans.
POMOINI ODBOR:
WILLIAM lIROMEk, Box 61, Frontcnac. HANS
ANTON HOFFMAN, Box 5l4. Frontcnac, Kan.
SpreJemna pristojbina cd l6. do A. lcta znaSa 81 80.
81 doplSl Sc maj blagovoljo poSiljati q. tainiku. Use de
narne poSiiatvc pa Il. blagainiku.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
ZIVILA MA NEMSKEM.

Won Hatocki ucm>ki dictator
prchrauicvania. .ic TIDAL mcdav-
no >NoI' uraduo p"rocil" % .ic>cn-
ski I"tvi in IctoSn.ji lctihi ia \em-
>kcm. Y tenn p|uroGihu 81 %Iatr!Iujc.
da l~"tpSnia Ictlua hi take lIPad-
la, kakor ~ j. Y Oboe pricak"-
valo. Skupua mnoIina ncmSkih
polj>kih pridclov bo Steer zado-
>tovala do prihodnic icNcni. to-
da IT, tcda.j. ako So ho raymalo :
prchranjcvanjcm ali Nporabo tch
prid"Ikov IcIo pr"vidn".
LcioN Sc .ic pridcIalo ma Ncm-
Skcm vcliko mani pScnicc. ri in
koruIc kot LAM; vslcd tcga b0 tire
ba zopct va~rccvaii l. moko III
kruhom.
V BcrIimu ilhajajoci list Han
dcl>blatt' maglaSa tudi SploSno
pomanikanjc SRA in .iajc na Mem
Skcm. Ia list omcnja da namcra-
Va izdatI vlada odrrdbo, da bo
mogla kupiti in Havliti Sleilerna
OScba ma NemSkcm Samo enc iajcc
tckOm tcdna; tako SO no uudi
znatno Omejilo ~uzivanie Sira vslcd
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
ZASTOPNIKI
ROLETARCA

ARIZONA.
Lowell in okolica: William Krall, box
1896.
ARKANSAS.
Fort Smith Jenny Lind: Jos. Sa-
dar. box lOJ.
Huntington: Karol Petri6, box 204.
COLORADO.
Pueblo: Charles Pogorelc, sos Moffat
In Louis kOr"~cc, sos Plum -.
INDIANA.
Clinton: j. Musar, Lock Il. 40.
Indianapolis: ]. Bruder, 7lo Holmes at.
Kokomo: Louis ZakrajSek, sos W.
Woodland Ave.
Columbus: Martin Jurecko, R. R. g.,
box 60.
Dunkirk- Pittsburg: Thomas wolk, II.
r. box l72.
Gross, Kans.: Jon Kunstclj, box -.
Franklin-Girard: FIR. Wcgel, box 80.
Frontenac: John Bedene, box 1874; Jos.
Umek, box Z.
Mulberry: Anton sular r. F. D. /.
Mineral: Fr. KoSitz, box 80.
Pittsburg: Andrea Podlesnik r. R. s,
box lO2; Jakob Selak X. X. s.
Radley: John Gorsek, p. O..
Stone City: Mike Fine, box 496.
MICHIGAN.
Detroit: +. G. Oglar, Joe Premier in
Thos. Petrit.
MINNESOTA.
Chisholm: Math. Richter, box 30s.
Ely: John Teran, box 1872; Fred. Wi.
der, box %i2.
Eyeleth: Jacob Ambrozi6, 4l9 Pierce
st.
MONTANA.
Bear Greek: Frank Danieek, p. o.
Butte: Is. B~ozovicar, 1887 Walnut st.
in Mike Gunner, 2lO6 Jew -.
East Helena: j. B. Mihelich, l.. B. 200.
Klein: M. Meznarich, box 1877.
Red Lodge: John Urlcb, box 73i.
OHIO.
Bridgeport: Felix Rolina X. +. u. .
Box .i3A
Barberton: Frank Mcrzlikar, box Ill.
Cleveland: Anton Pozarcli, $50 Prossa
Ave, Math PetrovGiG, 1896 T.. 67.
St, Andrej Bogataj, 6906 st. Clair
ave, Edward Branisel, 6025 Glass
ave, Louis Stcgovcc. 100 T.. 81. 81.
Jos. Franceskin. 5000 Donna Ave. in
Frank Miksha, ll6j E. 81 st.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

obrncga pomanjkanja. kar ic SRA
III jar ma razpolago, 81 poSilja
V raznc bolniSnicc ranienim yo-
Jakom, ali pa ma frouto, tako dG
prcoStane lc malo tega blaga "a
domacc ljud>tvo pc mcStih. trgih
in va>ch.
Nrliko prcglavicr della ncmSki
vladi tudl pomanjkanjc mlcka.
kcr so boljSc kravc poku-
pill in poklali. Ma ncmSkem .ie
Scdaj doloccno "a vSako oSrbo V
tcdnu l2j gramov mlcka. ali pri-
bllzno I uncc ncIc wage. Ccna PIN
IN mlCka jc 40 do 50 pfcnigov
l1-2O) %ccntov). Mlcko 81 V oboe
rabi lie III otrokc dojcnGkc, IA boil
nike IN invalidc. Surovcga maSla
Sploh nj mogot" kupili. kcr "a nj
ma razpolago, tako j. tudi L mas
ito i'll Slanino. To Sc proda.ia L.
Y doloccnil koliGimah $ poScbnimi
makalnicami ali kartami.
Pred kako m">ino trInico pride
vcckrat do rahuk in ucmirov, k.icr
81 liud>kc ma>c pchajo kdo To
prlScl prcic ia vrSto. Prlpc-
tito 81 ic zc, la 50 moral policaii
Y Bcrlinu poNtaviti ma try pred
tako mcStno prodaJalno v"c stro.j-
nih pu>k. da Sc jc dclalo l. mimi
red med razburjcmim l.iud>tvom.
N"mciia j. dobila lctoS nckaj
>labcga krompirIa il AvNtriic ma
poNodo; morald "a DO vrniti dru-
ga lcto. kar ic zraStlo ma with
- ic 70 davno Use vIilo, tako
ia nj ui"cSar prihranicncga IN ii
mo; >vinj>ko mcSo j. ma NemSkem
~rdaj prava r"dko>t prodaie Sc 81
nckaj ovcjcga mesa o>ohito pa
konj>kcga in paSjcga.
Tdkai podajcmo jcdilni list ali
"mcmu". kakoriucga imaio mem
ski voiaki ma 'front.': I%iutrai do
bijo case trnc KAYE brez mlrka,
oh .. So jc prcdjuiuik zadnjr ease
opuStilo: IN ko>ilo dobc Julio in
kako zclcnajvo br"z mesa. Oh T..
- j. vojaIko malice opu>tilo. Ia
vctcrjo imaio pol >lanika III kos
komi>a.
kcr j. ma Ncmskcm >ploSno po-
manikanjc Nivcza. hodi.io Indie.
>tanuioGi ma h%olandSki mcii V
bliInia mcsta nakupovat raznr
p%otrelScinc. Tako prihaia.jo tie
kaj cello S%tanovniki liz Xapadnc
Vcstfal~kc in PruSi.ie, kcr .iih goni
sila in lakota. Nakupl.ieni livcz
oduaSaio domov Y koSarah. ali Y
volitkih in pc %IcI"zmici.
Najvcoja dragin.ia pa vlada
v>lcd >cdanic voinr y omih mcStih
in krajih Bclgijc. Isl 80 io "kupira-
Ii Ncmci. V Bclgiii Stanc da-
mes | funt >laniuc II tramkov
so. | funt >ladkor.ia 40 fran
Ike 900 iajca 50 pc - ctm. Gc)
komad. l'unt >urovcga maSla We
liza Il framkov iSl.20). Ru.iavo mi
10 ycl.ia | klg. /. iramkov lNl.4Ol
drugc vr>tc mila. Iii 50 50 pr0daia-
la V mirncm raSu pc > ctm. Geo.,
81 prodaja >cdaj ro - ccntov Il
frank ~ ctm.'
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
DELAVCI IN

Ma Svctu j. dvoJc vr>tc liudi
driavci i'm lajedaci. Dclavci gradi-
jo >tavbc. %lclcznicc, ladic. proiz-
vaJalo >llo, da goni kolc>jc y to-
varnah. Dclavce naidcmo ma po-
llu, XII orjcjo, Scjcjo in lan,icjo.
ia zaIaGajo rloveStvo 4 Iivclcm.
| ritclji poducujcjo mladino Y So
Ii. zdravniki zdraviio Judi. uccn-
laki Studirajo in rc>uicjo ncrcIc-
uc problcmc i'm u>talo GlovcStvo
S%cznajajo q rczultati >voiih rails
kovanl, %inIcnirji ildcluicio macr-
tc "a raznc zgradbc it'd. Take hi
lahkO na>tcli Sc cello vrNtn pnkli-
ccv. Iii : Sv"jim rocnim ali umuim
dclom koriStijo clovcSki druLbi.
Ali to hi a privcdlo prcdalct.
NSakdo, hi della y umuom ali roka-
mi III nJcgOvO dclo kori>ti Glove
ski druZbi. ic koristcn dclavcc "a
clovcSko druIbo. Ia cloveSko dru.
lbo jc dclo ~prOfc>oria, Iii poduGu-
I' lh'"di''o ma NrrnhJl SOIL raHh"
!oi'N" Nr'diio' hakor d'Io rudar-
ia, HI Spravlia ma svctlo rudnimc.
N""''lla ~'ioN'NNa dru|ha ne mo-
l' "'S'"'' prc" "h""eri'ih sol, ha-
N"r ne more "pN'a'i pre-" r"dl'h'
H''o una u''o pro''N"rJ' Ill r"nai-
id cnaNo Nr"'i'o>' "a tI"''NN"
"'u~""'
o''E N''.>'''" "r'"Nr'N j.
manu." ,.',CNN! "'''|"' 'U"' "aJc-
""''' 'J'"'' NJ ~lNc Cd d''" "r'-
~" '' ,'ot'J' me N"''H'"'EH ~
'i"'''"o "'""''' "'" "pr''" W.
>'',"| 'J"u' Sc ''S' p"J' nj 81 u"
"'''"'JcN''' ""N'cr II N>l "''"Nr'
Wv" III "n'"'' ~ "'E"'''"'-
rag" MOI r""'t" II, P'oe'"NlJ" Use
n" HNo'o l">'"''", nd! P~'"'"> "l"J"
I" ~"J'"'N'N" '''Nc'"' "'"~"' II.
"'P''''!" N'"''' '""'> ,'"" N''"'
,'G" "'JH' N"''r'I' p"'" |l'aH'-
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r"I'"" w.
J"'l 'l'''NNh 'I'|'h
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

filnznr>kimi s~,n..,ui ~,,,.,.;i, ,;;I.
duh. da 81 tenn ln5c ,lnJoIi
Xajcda,i 80 bill ycJuo u~,,r,u,i
Iahtrvali So pri y>,b lnbto>ab 49,.
de- pri ogniu. lahicvaG So =, syn
ir ccnrr najboli>i kos mesa Med
zcn>kami so Il ilbrali ~nail.p,r
k~r1>utir, p, .,,,. ,,L..,.. L.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24
IA LETO 1917

koIedar. Iii 81 jc zadnji dive lett SploSno priljubil sloven-
>kcmu citatcljStvu ' Amcriki, bo tudi letos Skrbno urcjen, da
cimboIj u>trcIc maicmu delavStvu in ob6inStvu Sploh.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
D. c. COMMISSIONERS
FAVOR ARMOR PLANT
Brownlow Says Board Will Work to
Bring Factory to Capital.

The movement for the selection OF
Washington IS :he site for the author
lied Federal arlnor pate plant was given
additional impetus last night when an
nouncement was made that the District
Commissioners enthusiastically indorse
the project and intend to aid In every
possible way in the realization of the
aim.
The position OF the Commissioners re-
garding the movem ant was announced by
Commissioner Louis Brownlow.
The Commissioners are eager to nave
the proposed arTor plate plant located
in or near Washington and will DO al!
in their power to aid in the movement
lnaugurated by Washington business
men," he declared. THE matter has not
yet come before the Commissioners for
Endorsement, but when it does, hearty
approval of the project will be given.
The advantages offered by Washing
ton already have been set forth in great
detail. 1t is sufficient to say that rail
and water facilities are ample and that
there are manifold advantages to he OBJ
tained from the location OF the plant at
the seat of the national government.
The Commissioners have not discussed
the project officially, but I feel justified
in saying that Individually they arc en-
thusiastlC over the movement"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
MILK STRIKE SPREADS
TO LONG island CITY
Leaders Predict 5000 Soon Will Have
Quit in and Near New York.
Iecial u The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York. Sept. 26.-Following the an
nouncement that the strike of the milk
drivers had been extended to many sur
rounding localities In Long Island, rep
resentatives of the strikers asserted to-
day that the entire service of Borden 5
Condensed Milk Company will have been
crippled within a few days.
Union leaders predict 5000 drivers soon
will be out. Drivers VINO remained loyal
curing the first two days of the strike
are gradually joining the disaffeCted en-
ployes, II was declared.
At the present time the strike Is in prog
ress in Long Island City. Lynfeld, Co
roma, AlmhUrst and a part of Maspeth.
and also n part of the Greenpoint section
of Brooklyn. 1t is said delivery of 12,OOO
quarts will be cut of today.
The men are seeking another means of
bringing the company to terms. Many of
the strikers have made arrangements to
enter into active competition against the
company. and with this end in view have
applied to John J. Dillon, State commits
sioner of foods and markets, for supplies
OF milk which they will attempt to sell
below BOrdens price.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
.ABORN PLAYERS Sing
MADAME BUTTERFLY"
Musical Version of Tragic Japanese
American Story Fascinating.
By THE PLAYGoER.

So firmly established in operate roper
toire has Madame Butterfly become. so
much a matter Of course is its appear
anee In the annual program Of the Aborn
English Grand Opera Company, that in a
way its performance at the National
Theater last evening was inevitable.
And very properly so for in the sea
sons which have passed since PHccini
first introduced to the public his fas-
einating musical version Of the tragic
Japanese-American story. 1t has gained
complete mastery over the affections OF
music lovers.
Another capacity audience was in at
tendance at the National Theater last
evening and saw the opera presented
with all the exCeIlences of cast, chorus,
orchestra and equipment that may be ex-
pected Of Messrs. Aborn. The keen in
terest and absorbed attention with which
the auditors followed the richly colored
and pOignantly pathetic score are sufi-
cien to forbid any suggestion that the
operas popularity may be passing.
Edith Helena's splendid qualities OF
voice and dramatic action have often
been devoted to the exacting role Of But
teray. the hapless maid Of Japan. and her
rendition Of the exquisitely tender pas
sages is one Of her most notable achieve
ments
-AAC AASAA anu pO q LII lCllOt VI TN4oCpPC
Agostini contributed materially to his
impersonatlon OF Pinkerton, and he has
complete command Of the requirements
OF the part. Milo Picco. as the Ameri-
can consul, exhibited a splendidly SYM
pathetic barytone. Miss Marie Louise
Biggers sang the contralto role Of Suzuki
with excellent effect
This afternoon The Jewels Of the
Madonna" will be presented by the
kwFT- A,N l. .TF
FerraH masterwOrk on Monday evening,
and tonight Lucia, di Lammermoor, -
Donizetts tunefUl classic, will present
Edith Helena, Signor Agostini and Milo
Picco in their most pleasing and effective
haraCteriZatlons
The Washington herald., 1916-09-27
BLACKMAILER given
IS MONTHS IN "PEN'
William Butler Pleads Guilty to One
Charge.
oBy the International News Service.

CBy the International News seryice.) }
New York, Sept 2.-The first member
of the "blsckmail syndicate" to receive
the penalty OF the law, William Butler,
was today sentenced by Judge Martin P.
Mantone to eighteen months in the Fed
eral Penitentiary at Atlanta.
Handcuffed to a United States deputy
marshal, Butler was brought to this city
today from Philadelphia. where he was
arrested a few days ago.
The conviction of Butler in such sum-
mary manner is taken by the authorities
to foreshadow the speedy destruction of
the gang. Hitherto the members, in
their frequent clashes with the law have
been able TO defy the authorities.
Butler was brought to New York un-
der two indictments. One of the indict-
ments charged him with conspiracy to
fraudulently represent a government Of
hcer The other charged him with the
extortion Of 1855 from Mrs. Regina S.
Klipper. OF Philadelphia. Butler plead
ed guilty to the conspiracy charge.
Buffers plea and sentence does not
grant him immunity of the charge Of eX-
tortion at a New York hotel He is now
under $65, 900 bail for hearing in Philadel.
phia and Chicago in connection with the
blackmail operations.
Prosecutor Knox, after sentence hac
been passed, declared that he expected
several other arrests to take place in this
city shortly. He declared Butler had not
helped the investigation yet by offer oi
information, but he hoped to enlist his
aid after he had been transferred from
the TomDs to Atlanta next week