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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Kirkpatrick
were over-Sunday guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
l. o. Barrows.
The Juniors of the Congregational
church will begin their meetings We'd
nesday of this week at 3:45.
Donald S. Briggs returned last week
fnom Westport, N. Y, where he has
been employed during the summer.
September has been good to US in the
way Of weather and October starts we'll.
The fine fall weather and absence of a
freeze means dollars to all who raise
crops.
Mt. Mica Lodge commenced it's fall
work Thursday evening by Initiating
two candidates. Other candidates will
be worked in the near future and the
prospect of good winters work Is ex-
cellent.
Advertised letters and cards in South
Paris post Office, Oct. 2:
Mrs. Laura Clark.
Mrs. VIM. Pratt.
Chas. Barker.
Arthur w. Doe.
Rev. Howard Fisher.
Hall Ellis Hdw. Co.
]. A. KINNEY, P. NJ.
The A. c. Pray Camp, s. of ", of
Auburn, visited the Joshua L. Cham
berlsin Camp, s. of ", last Friday even
ing and worked the degree on five can
didates. Supper was furuishad by the
ladies of the G.. A. r. Remarks for the
good of the Order were made by many of
the visiting brothers and members of the
G.. A. r. and others. 1t was an evening
that all who attended will remember
with pleasure.
KING DISTRICT.
Since the last rains some farmers are
complaining that potatoes are rotting in
the ground.
T. F. Thibodeau has lost heifer calf.
She has run with and strayed from the
rest of the herd and cannot be found.
Mrs. Amos Canwell picked half
bushel of nice string beans from her
garden Sept. q. She also has fresh
crisp cucumbers as good as those of the
early season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E. Twitchell and
son Wendell, and Mrs. Velma North of
this town, and Miss Ina Twitchell of
Norton, Mass, were recent guests at T.
+, Thibodeau's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
RHEUMATISM FOLLOWS EXPO.
SURE.

In the rain oil day ID generally fol-
lowed BY painful twinges Of rheumatism
or neuralgia. Sloan's Liniment will give
you quick relief and prevent the twinges
from becoming torture. It quickly PEN
etratss without rubbing and soothes the
sore and aching joints. For sore, stif,
exhausted muscles that ache and throb
from overwork, Sloan's Liniment Affords
quick relief. Bruises, spraius, strains
and other minor injuries to children are
quickly soothed By Sloan's LinIment.
Get . bottle today q your Druggist. 26c.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Richest LANGUAGE.

OF the 3,424 known languages on
earth the completest and the richest
In the ways and means Of expression
Is the English. The late distinguished
German linguist, Grimm, declared that
no other language Is comparable to
the English.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Knew the Brand.

lis that a Landseer, Mr.. Croesusf'
asked the visitor. pausing before the
painting.
mo-" replied the host; reckon 1t Is
q Durham. See how broad 1t Is be-
tween the horns, and see the color and
curl on its forehead. That's a genuine
Durham sure."-Exchange.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed administrator OF the
estate Of
MARY P. HALL. late Of BuckHeld,
bonds as the law directs. All persons having
demands against the estate Of said deceased
are desired to present the same for settle
ment, and all indebted thereto are requested to
make payment Immediately.
sentember 18th. 1916 1919
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Clean, interesting, year.round work In our
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Wisdom.

Wisdom may be compared to water.
As water leaves the heights and gath
ers In the depths, SO Is wisdom receiv-
ed from on high and preserved by q
lowly soul.-Talmud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

It 10 question, though, whether the
new "British war tank'' IL any more dead
~. within it, own province, than the un-
armored automobile In crowded street
In charge Of . reckless driver.-hontreal
Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

The Governor has issued bis procla-
nation in regard 10 tho 64.hour law
Sept. 90, and It goes into effect in thirty
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Sunday School Convention.
OXFORD COUNTY ASSOCIATION HOLDS
INTERESTING SESSION AT SOUTH PARIS.

What the state officers reported to be
one of the best conventions they had
ever visited opened Wednesday afternoon
at the Congregational Church in South
Paris with devotional service led by
Rev. C. l. Spear of the South Paris NJ.
E. Church. Rev. G. 81. Newton of the
South Paris Baptist Church and Rev. D.
A. Ball of the West Paris Universalist
Church then debated the question: Re.
solved that the uniform system of Sum
day School lessons is more practical than
the new graded system. The debate was
a live one and interesting. The mind of
the convention was that the graded sys-
tenn is more practical.
Rev. John NJ. Arters of Rumford pre-
sented the work of "Teacher Training In
Oxford County" in an able manner.
After the appointment of committees
and business, the convention separated
in departments, The work of the ele-
mentary department was led by Mira.
Wesley j. Weir; "Teen Age" by Rev.
Frank Otis Erb, Phi. D.; adult depart
ment by Rev. DR.. j. J. Hull, and "Teach-
or Training" by Rev. Z. G. White OF
Portland.
At the evening session, after song
and devotional service led by DR.. Erb,
two able addresses were given by Rev.
w. ]. Weir and Rev. G. c. White, speak.
ing on the subject, Excepting Ahead OF
Yesterday."
The convention opened Thursday
morning with devotional service led
by Rev. NJ. o. Baltzer.
Business and department reports were
presented, followed by discussion BY
the delegates, Rev. j. NJ. Arters, Mr..
Weir and DR.. Charles L. Buck participant
ing. The Rural Sunday School, Its
Problems and Solution was treated by
Mr.. Weir. Rev. j. j. Hull in his breezy
way told actual experiences OF "How
Sunday School Rebuilt Church."
The afternoon program was carried
out in full as published.
The evening service was opened 6y q
devotional service led by Rev. q. q.
Miller. Rev. Frank Otis Erb addressed
the convention on "The Teen Years and
the Development of Personality"
The convention closed.
Officers elected for 1915:
Pres-Rev. NJ. o. Baltzer, Mexico.
Sec.-Treas-Lorenzo e. Littlehale, West Paris
Supt of Depts-
Home, Rev. II. Hoyt. East Hiram.
Teacher Training, Rev. Allen Brown,
Rumford
Adult Work, Rev. r. j. Bruce, Norway.
Elementary, Miss Mae B. Abbott, Rumford
Temperance, Mrs. K. e. Chapman,
NOTES.
Full entertainment was furnished thu
delegates, the four churches OF South
Paris uniting and furnishing dinners and
suppers in the vestry.
There were 80 delegates registered, O.
from out of town, 80 teachers and
So perintendents, - towns being repre-
septed.
Philip Stone, who for 4 years has serv
ed as secretary, resigned from his office
and was given vote of thanks for hiI
| faithful service.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
STATE OF MAINE.
OF OXroHD. s.:

SA1O@~t
Supreme Judicial Court, In Vacation.
Paris, Maine, Sept. %, A. D. 1915.
UPON THE FoRBaoiN0 LIBEL, ORDERED,
That the Libelant give notice 10 the said
Nellie Buck 70 appear before the justice
holden at Paris, within and for the
County Of oxford, on the second Tuesday Of
oouS e. said bs and tks order thereon. shsss
weeks SUCCESSFULLY. In the Oxford Democras
Oxford, the iast publication 70 be % days 8
last prior to said second Tuesday Of March,
1911, that she may there and then In our said
Court appear and show cause, y any sne nave.
s'"' GEO. e. BIRD.
Justice Of the Sup. Jud. Court.
A true copy Of the hbel and order OF court
'- Attest: ERNEST J. RECORD. olerk.
~ .
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

For esrache, toothache, paine. burns, scaldss
sore throat, try Dr.. Thomas Eclecac Olis
spleudid remedy for emergenciee.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Kindness Of Nature.
"Ain't nature wonderfulT

"she gives us all faces, but we can
pick our own teeth."-Harvard Lam
poon.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
Born
Married..
Died.

In East stoneham, Sept. 10, q. N. Parker,
In Locke's Mills, Sept. %, Henry Tracy. aged
l6 years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03

Norway did we'll its part in the Re-
publican celebration Tuesday evening
and 1t is conceded to be one of the larg-
est events of the kind that ever took
place in this vicinity. Many OF the
houses we're decorated and illuminated
and all seemed to catch the spirit OF the
occasion. Ex-Governor Fernsld was the
principal speaker In this village and the
senator elect was listened to with closest
attention and frequently applauded.
Certainly Oxford County has been much
alive In the past campaign, and the
"Oxford Bears" have been frequently
heard from.
Roland Mixer Is having bis vacation
from bis work with the Weston Whole
sale Co. Of Portland, and Is with bis par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Mixer.
James Tuell has sold the Twombly
house on Deering Street to Eugene +.
Smith, and 1t has been rented to Thad-
deus Cross. Mrs. Twombly, who is an
invalid, will be moved to the home OF
Mrs. Frank Briggs and Mrs. Briggs will
care for her.
Francis SWEET, Bates '16, has entered
Brown University for post graduate
work.
Rally Day at the Congregational
church was observed Sunday with an at
tendance of 219 at the Sunday School.
The special exercises we're most interest
ing and exceedingly we'll done BY the
children. In the evening the illustrated
sermon on Pilgrims Progress was given
to a large audience and was highly In
structive.
The men of tho Congregational church
had get-together meeting at the church
dining room Friday evening. An excel
lent supper was served, followed BY
lecture by Prof. Tubbs of Bates College
on tho Mexican situation.
Invitations are out for the wedding re.
oeption of Misc Gladys Wood and Mr.
Owen Rich, which will occur at the
homo of Miss Woods parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Seavey on Beal Street, or
"Wednesday evening, Oct. 4.
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~
Elijah Gotta cornet; Isaac Ephraim Dean,
violin; Philander Josiah Davee, vionn,
Lucinda Emeline Fletcher, mandolin;
sally Ann Morton lshe that was wlooer
Penfold, once Aggie Briggs) PLAINLY.
Aud Lang syne BY ye Bigge Choire
r wa.iSi,s Song Angelina Sophia Perkins
U,S ~ Eantncky Home By ye Bigge Choir
\ Snn@ Joshua Jenkins Maxim
a =, SvS, sono Phebe Silence Silver
"or""' 'e and ye Bigge Choir
sberburne By ye Bigge Choire
Son JeSediah Samantha Mehitable Holmes
So1SA0 (She that was KING
and ye MEME and Wimen singers
wordlie Song Polly Abigail France sSgu,n nssrs
p,... Azariah Hexekiah Holmes
"0f'un Prudence ruben Experience Newton tspin''sr'
strike 'o0 o'R Ruth Matildy Leach tspinsterl'
and ye Bigge Choire
worldus sons-Grandma's Advice ,,,,,,, w...
r.,rs o. pome We Bigge Ch0ire
Worldlie Song sopnfoniA
Turner Ye Bigge Choire
TWoPars song Noah Miller and Naomi Silver Silver
Selection pioS.ssor WINFIELD $. Ripley, PrsSen.or
once of Paris, now Of Bostown
Professor Winfield S. Ripley, the noted
hand master and composer and formerly
of Paris will conduct the Old Folks Con
cert st the Universalist church Iuesosy
svanine. This concert following the
harvest supper will be one OF the nness
sntertainments to be given here this fAii'
supper and entertainment zoo.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
SOUTH PARIS.
SOUTH PARIS posi- OFFICE
=. 7SOA.E.to6;So Pm
GLAND Trunk RAILWAY

-. ,East, 5 IS a. m, express daily Il ;
Going down 1 dsiiy except sunday; SSs P m,
80 n lGHal' rs. s. a. N, 500 p m" sunday
9,!1,r.lcr. .u,,,, oAs a. m, express, daily |;
song up va gsilv except sunday; sSl pm:
isP. s. .GSsi' 10 = a. m, 500 p H. SUNDAY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-10-03
C5URCHES.

CHURCHES
congressional Cs9sc !s,r Ess, % a. ~ T. /. Nc Nc;
,,.-spr. Pastor: =, Y. p. s. G. 4. 500
'.,isy Schoo. u =, sSrrIce 800 P. M; Church
" Eyenl2Ws .5rssdsv evening at Z 80 P. NJ
AVE- meeting l4.s connected. are cordially In
1 I'll -. c,rr,b Rev. c. l. Spear, Pastor;
yshOdisI Cn il' n As A. M; sabbath School
gseaiS Ss; ,SLd'L League Meeting SEQ 20 P M
...,s, meeting " J el. = Howard Newton, Pas
rS,ytsl Church n.e-.srbinr service 10 rs A. NJ. /;
n On sqnaiay|SS NY ny P. 5. c. E., 6l5 P. N. ;
;sssth Se1oo. !. ~ ~ NJ; Wednesday evening
'sIci n ase.iSs 31 Seats free. All are
reCns. g.. ,sr-,5 Rev. Chester Gore Miller,
Caiy'r'aip52y,s scaing service every sp n a.
Pss.oi 81: SrTday school al Il NJ. l. r u u
...s5 Hsa4SoP. NJ.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Wilson pojde ma agitacijo.

Predsednik Wilson Sc hoGe zr-
tvovati. Njegoyi voini naGrti so
mu tako pri srcu, da pojde sam
zanie agitirat pc dezeli. Najprej
napravi propagandistiGno turo pc
srednjem zapadu, vStevsi drzavo
Ohio. Dne 81. DO govoril V New
forku. BivSi clevelandSki zupan
Baker ga ie pOvabil tia, senator
Kern pa V Indianapolis. V prvi
vrsti DO govoril o vojaSki priprav-
ljenosti; dotaknil sc bo pa tudi
mehiSkih zadev.
Tolazi mas lie to, da DO pref
dent menda nekoliko ugodne.je
potoval kakor kakSen socialisticni
agitator.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
JACK LONDON.

V zadnJi stevilki smo objavili zanimivi ella
mex Jack LondOna, V katerem pripovedujc, kako
jc postal socialist.
Jack London je dosegel ravno pred kratkim
40. leto svoJe starosti. Rojen je bill dine y. janu-
arJa 1876. V San tranciscu i'll spada danes med
~naJznamenitcJSc pisatclje V Ameriki. Priznan nj
lie med socialist, tcmveG V literarnem svctu sploh.
in Steer popolnoma po zaslugi.
IedlnJcne drzave so Z ozirom ma Svojo veil
koSt IN ma Stcvilo svojega prebivalstva dokaj 81
romaSne, kar Sc tice velikih kulturnih duhov. A
mcriSkih llterarnih del, Xxi hi Uncle trajno in tez
ozkc meJe kakSnega okraja segajoc pomen, je ma
10. PiSe Sc Steer V Amcriki pray mnogo, toda kva-
hteta niti cd dalec ne dohaja kvantitctc. I'm kakor
pri vsch drugih kupGijah della tudi V umetnosti i'm
knJlzevnosti reklama Judi. &c ina kakSen list
veliko naklado, tedai napravi svoje sotrudnike
"Slavne' III "velikc;' vctinoma pa plavajo TAXI
piSatclji in pisateliice ma povrSju in njihovi
spiSi SO polni kompromisov. Tako Sc napiSc H.. pr.
tudi mnogo ''socialnega'. ker prinaSa cas- sam
take snow ma dan; toda VISA tn socialna literature
Sc ne upa pogledati rcSnici V oGi in grad neprene-
homa moStove "a fantastiGni "Sporazum della $
kapitalom.'
Jack London je MOI drugaGncga kalibra. Me
gov pomen je ravno Y tenn, da sega V globocinc.
Slika ~zivljenje tako. kakrSno je. ne da hi cato "a
nemarjal umetniSko obliko, in ne poravnava kon-
fliktov, Xxi Sc ne dajo poravnati.
Svojo prvo mladost opisuje Jack London sam
V clanku, XII so ga videli naSi citatelji. Pozneje ie
odSel ma Alaska, poSkuSal je svoio sreGo V raznih
%poklicih, napoSlcd Sc ie pa lotil pereSa. Prvi ME.
govt spisi spominjajo ma Gorkijeve crtice in povc-
Sti o ~bosjakih. Tudi Jack London ie izprva V
kratkih trticah opisaval zivljenjc V taborih zlato-
kopov ma Alaski. snezene puSGave severa in gore
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

III doline zapada. Med mlajSo amcriSko literarno
geheraclJo Je kmalu dosegel priznanje; odlociler
uspeh mu je pa prinesel roman 1.-The Call OF the
Wild Ia roman je incl nenavadno snov i'm lie
oplSaval ~zlvlJenJc PISA, roJenega ma PacifiLnem
obrezJu IN lapel janega ma Alaska. Jack Lordon.
kl Je bill star scle 27 let, ko ie izSla ia knjiga. je
Inal oplSavati ~zivlJenJc pionirjev ma severn in care
ondotile prirode ma pOvSem originalen, IA amcriSko
literature nov nacim, in ~njegova knjiga Sc jc eta
la kakor malokatcra druga.
Od tc vrste knjiZevnosti je Jack London DO
lagoma preset k izrazito socialni literature. To IT,
poSebno tczka panoga, ne lie cato, kcr so socialni
problemi Sami oh sebi tezki, ampak tudi cato. ker
neprenehoma groze pisatelju, da zapusti pole IL
metnoStl IN prezre njene zakonc, pa poStane agi-
tator. Ihtcrarna Sna LQndonova So iZraza V tenn.
da Je vScskozi realisticcn Y Svoiih delhi i'm ne dovo-
II nobcnc konccsije, da pa ina "a vse, kar opisuje
IN pove, mOgocne umetniSke izrazc i'm originalno
umctniSko obIiko.
= Socialnimi razmerami Sc bavi njegov Mar
lin Eden; - IA socialiste jc zclo zanimiv njcgov
utopicni roman "The Iron Heel. - V katercm slika
Z lzredno Silo razvoj socialnih boiev V Ameriki in
hrezobzirno moe kapitalizma. Izmed drugih kniig
je omeniti THE Road. V kateri opisuje syoie
trampovske i~zkuSnjc, THE People of the Abyss"
ter zblrko clankov in estjev pod naslovom 1.-THE
War of Classes"
Po vseh k%ulturnih dczclah vidimo najmo6nei.
Sc duhove, XII Sc priblizujejo socializmu ali pa sto-
paJo naravnoSt pod njegoy prapor. V Ameriki ic
Jack London eden tistih zgledov. XII so nam zivi
dokazi privlacne moGi Socializma. Kakor roGni.
Sc tudi pravi duSevni delavci boliinbolj zbiraio V
nJegovem taboru, i'll to nam daje iamstvo. da bo
leml socializem, kadar pride niegov dan. vsc mo-
c. kl lh potrebuje "a zgradbo move druzbe.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25

sedanji termin in da he spreime
move kandidature.
Pa vendar bo, &c ne varajo VISA
znamenja. zopet kandidiral. To
pa je bill. kakor prihaja sedaj ma
dan, re davno niegov namen
Dne >. februarja 1913 je pisal
Wilson ~poSlancu a. Mitchell Pal
merju pismo, Xxi ga casopisi sedaj
objavljajo, Ge ne ma zeljo, pa vse-
kakor z dovoljenjem Wilsonovim.
V tenn pismu pravi Wilson ma
ravnost, da nj baltimorSki sklep
zanj obvezen, GeS da je trdna kon-
stitucionalna omcjitev ma en- sam
predSedniSki termin ma vsako plat
deSpoticna in nezadovoljiva. &c
hoce stranka, maj sprawl doslej ma
vadno omejitev ma diva termina V
kOnstitucijo, ako Sc ne Zaupa ma
rodu, da bo znal sam skrbeti Ease.
Toda napravita maj Sc diva termi-
ma, ne pa eden"
Wilson je molcal, ko je spreje-
NAL kandidaturo. dasi .je poznal
sklep Svoje konvencije. Molcal
je, ko sc je dial voliti. Selc ko je
bill izvoljen, je odprl usta. Tedaj
je pac deial, da Sc 10 pokoril cd
loGitvi svoje stranke in jaynega
mnenja. Gee maj nastopi Sc leta
1916. kot kandidat ali ne. Ali
stranka je to re leta 1912. odloGila.
i'll &c bi Wilson spoStoval stran-
karske sklepe, ne bi zahteval, da
maj MENU ma ljubo Sc enkrat cd
loGa.
Maj ga demokraticna Stranka
lie Sc enkrat kandidira; nam je
vseeno. Misleci volilci bodo pa
lahko Spoznali, da so sklepi kapi-
talisticnih strank in njih obljube
lie pesek ljudstvu oGi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Nezdrava voda.

NewyorSki DRAWN zdravstveni
urad naznanja V svojem mesec-
mem porocilu, ia dobiva V draw
New York Samo 6.750.000 ljudi
Gisto vodo. Ia zd~ravstveni urad
ceni stevilo ljudi. XII dobiva.io vo-
do dvomljive vrednosti ma 900 IL
soc. kakih 100000 pa Jill dobiva
svojo vodo IL naravnoSt nevarnih
%virov, docim Jill je 100000 Cd
visnih cd samih sebe. cato opo-
zarja DRAWN zdravstveni urad,
da je treba odstraniti ia nedOsta-
tex in da sc mora ljudStvo cuvati,
da ne nastanejo IL tega kake ne
varne Epidemic, kakor legar, kar
Je posebnO nevarno spomladi, ko sc
zacne tajati sneg ter pade mnogo
dezia, Xxi poveca nevarnost okuze-
MIA vode. - Cuva maj Sc ljudstvo.
Odkod pa maj dobi zdravo vodof
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Zalost, o zalost

Tajnik mornarice Daniels je
predlozil kongresu letno poroGilo
admirala Fletcherja, V katerem IL
pozarja ia ma neskoncno vrsto
pOmanjkljivoSti V zvezni vojni
mornarici. Najprei manjka cast
nikov in MOI. o joj! Potem mani
ka tezkih krizark. Joi, ioj! Potem
je premalo lahkih krizark. o joj,
o jojl Boine ladje imaio premaj-
hno hitrost in so potrebne veil
kin popravkov. Jojjoijojiojjoj !
Sploh so bolecine admiralove ia
Ike, da Jill more lie nekoliko sto
miljonOv dolarjev ozdraviti, vsaj
"a nekaj casa. Kongres hi moral
biti patrioticen, pa DAFT admiralu
vse dohodke Zedinienih drzav
sploh ma razpolago. Morda hi bill
tedai zadovoljen.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Napredek morilne tehnike.

IL Washingtona porocajo, da Sc
je p%osreGilo izpopolniti torpedo,
Xxi ga je mogoGe voditi IL zrako-
plova ali letalnega stro.ja. Norma
risk urad je naprosil kongres, da
dovoli skoro million dolarjev "a
nakup patentoy tega stroja. Nor
nariSki castniki so zatrdili, da DO
mogoGc nadzirati plavanje tOrpe-
da V morju IL aeroplana, in sicer
IL poljubne viSine. Noditeli aero
plana lahko OPAQUE Z moGnimi ste
xii sled torpedo V vodi in ga ma
ravna $ pomoGjo brezzicnih elek-
tritnih valov proti sovrazni ladji.
5 pomocjo mocnih daljnogledov
Sc Je posrecilo doslej kontrolirati
in voditi torpedo do deset tisoc
Jardov cd obrezja, IL aeroplana pa
DO mogoGe delati to Sc ma vecje
daljave, dokler Sc ne porabi VISA
Sila V torpedu.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-01-25
Villa b~rezpraven.

Carranzova vlada je naznanila
svojemu poslaniStvu Washing
tonu, da SO z njenim ukazom ge-
nerali Francisco Villa, Rafael Lo-
PEI in Rafael Castro razglaSeni
"a brezpravne zaradi znanega u
mora Amerikancev pri Santa Isa-
bel. Nsak mehiSki drzavlian ina
pravico, da ste tri bandite" brez
vsake formalnosti ustreli, kier
Jill ZasaGi.
To ie naposled tudi boil Guden
natin pravice. DrugaGe velia V
pravnih drzavah vendar naCelo.
da ne SINE biti nihGe niti s "a ur-
MIN Zaporom kaznovan brez MOI
noSti, da Sc Z%agovaria. Bandit gor.
bandit dol - ampak Ce Sc zaGno
odrekati zakonite pravicc, Sc We.
kdo je prvi, ne pa kdo DO zadnii.
Xxi ga ma ia naGin postaviio ma sta.
liSce divie zverinc.
Ce je neka druga vest resniGna.
sc pa zdi, da 81 Villa ne bell pre-
wee glave zaradi tega. Bale Sc ie
zopet ozenil in ie zdai ma svatov-
Skem potovanju.